How to earn Coins

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Coins are an important currency in Pokémon Creed, as they are the basis of the game's economy. Coins are used to purchase exclusive promo's in the Promo Center, buy items in shops to aid in various aspects of the game (battling/crafting/maps, etc), and to exchange in trades with other players. Currently, there are numerous ways to obtain coins, ranging from luck-based to time consuming. If you wish to learn how to earn coins effectively, click below to read the full guide.

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Games Corner

As mentioned above, one of the most efficient ways to earn coins is by playing the different minigames within the Games Corner. The minigames you want to participate in will display [Coins]. Some of the minigames only allow one account max to participate, however some minigames will allow you to use 2 accounts. Each section below will explain how many accounts you can use. All minigames in the Games Corner reset at 00:00 Creed time, that is only when you can do the daily minigames all over again.

Fishing Contest

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The Fishing Contest is a minigame where you need to fish for a Pokémon. When you start fishing, a random Water or Ice-type Pokémon will appear. All you need to do is enter the first letter of the Pokémon's name.

For example, if Kyogre appears, you only need to enter the letter "K." If Mega Swampert appears, you only need to enter the letter "M". If a regional variant like AlolanNinetales or GalarianSlowpoke then you will need to enter "A" and "G", respectively. The regional forms are confusing, but make sure you pay attention.

We recommend submitting only Legendaries, Mega Evolutions, and Pokémon like Avalugg to the contest. It is also highly recommended to purchase the Super Rod, as it is the best rod and more likely to earn you higher points. Just remember, every catch you submit will replace your current score. It's recommended to maintain scores between 30,000 and 32,000.

The prize for winning the Fishing Contest for that day is as follows:

1st Place: 5,000 Coins + $50,000,000
2nd Place: 2,500 Coins + $25,000,000
3rd Place: 1,000 Coins + $10,000,000

Just remember that once you have won for that day, you must wait one whole day before you can participate again, otherwise you risk losing your prizes. This minigame resets at 00:00 Creed time.

Daily Raffle, Hitdown & Lucky Dip

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Daily Raffle: The Daily Raffle is a mini competition where you select a number from 1 to 750. You are allowed to use 2 accounts for the Daily Raffle. If the number you picked wins any 3 times, you will unlock a the "Raffle Winner" userbar.

To equip the userbar head to the Forums > Userbars > Locate the Raffle Winner Userbar then select "Unlock". Then you can scroll up to the top and click on "Display". This userbar will then be put on the second userbar slot which can be viewed either on your profile or on the Online List.

The prize for winning the Daily Raffle is as follows:

1st Place: 7,500 Coins & $25,000,000
2nd Place: 5,000 Coins & $15,000,000
3rd Place: 2,500 Coins & $10,000,000

The Daily Raffle resets at 00:00 Creed time.

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Snorlax's Lucky Dip: The Lucky Dip is a daily minigame you can do to receive either cash, coins, money or random Pokemon. You can also increase the amount of coins you can earn via Lucky Dip if you manage to dip everyday.

Each day, you gain a streak of 1. However, if you miss a day, you lose 5 points from your streak. To consistently earn a handful of coins from your Lucky Dip streak, it is highly recommended not to miss a day. The higher your streak, the more coins you can earn. Just like the Daily Raffle, you are allowed to use 2 accounts. Lucky Dip resets at 00:00 Creed time.

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Hitdown: Hitdown is one of the most effective way to earn coins, especially if you are just starting your journey. Unlike Lucky Dip and Daily Raffle, Hitdown can be done multiple times throughout the day and you can Hit as many times as you want, but you can only use 1 account per hit. Hitdown will have a countdown timer anywhere between 1 to 3 hours. You can also unlock the "Hitdown Userbar" by successfully winning at least 50 times.

To equip the userbar head to the Forums > Userbars > Locate the Hitdown Userbar then select "Unlock". Then you can scroll up to the top and click on "Display". This userbar will then be put on the second userbar slot which can be viewed either on your profile or on the Online List.

The prizes for winning Hitdown is as follows:

1st Place: 1,000 coins & $10,000,000
2nd Place: 500 coins & $5,000,000
3rd Place: 250 coins & $2,500,000

Battle Tent & Hangman

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Battle Tent: The Battle Tent is another effective way to gather coins, however, it can be time consuming. You can earn anywhere between 25 to 75 coins per battle, and you can earn up a max of 2,000 coins daily, which is split between Hangman.

Example: You can gain 1,025 coins doing Battle Tent and then if you wish, you can go do Hangman to earn the remaining 975 coins to reach your total daily limit of 2,000.

To beat the Battle Tent we recommend having following move set on the first Pokemon in your party: Bolt Strike, V-Create, Blizzard and Close Combat. Having these moves on your Pokemon increases the chances of winning. Once you have those moves on the Pokemon in the first slot of your party, head to the Battle tent where you will have the option to pick 3 Pokemon out of the randomly selected 6. It is recommended you select the Pokemon with the highest HP because they can take more hits which in return will increase the survivablility of your team.

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Hangman: Just like Battle Tent, Hangman is another effective way to gain coins, however, the difference with this minigame is you'll require some knowledge of the currently existing Pokemon within Creed. If you manage to successfully guess which Pokemon it is, you will receive 75 coins, but with every incorrect letter you will lose 5 coins. You are only allowed to make 6 mistakes before the minigame ends and you will need to start again, so make sure you pick your guesses wisely. To start Hangman you need to have a minimal of of 100 coins.

Pokemon Pairs

This minigame is pretty simple. Your goal is to find all pairs of the Pokemon before you run out of attempts. for every pair you fail to match, you will lose 1 attempt, however, for every successful pair you won't lose an attempt. Everytime you successfully find all pairs, you will be awarded 100 coins. Just like Battle Tent and Hangman, this has a combined cap of 2,000 coins.

Example: If you gain 1,000 coins by doing Hangman & Battle Tent, you can still earn 1,000 coins by doing those or you can get 1,000 coins from Pokemon Pairs.

Unown Collector

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Unown Collector is an easy way to gain some coinage, but it can be time consuming if RNG isn't in your favor. Your goal is to collect the required Unown needed to spell out the Pokemon that the collector tells you.

Example: If the Unown Collector tells you he wants a Pikachu, you will need to collect 1 of each letter so it spells out "PIKACHU". If it asks you that he wants an Aromatisse, you will need to collect all letters including any duplicates, which in this case is the letter "S".

All unowns spawn on every map, so there will be no need to change maps to look for different letters, however a change of scenery never hurts anybody. You can also increase the chance of Pokemon encounters by using a Lure which is only available by Crafting and Trading with others. You can read the Crafting guide to see what the requirements are.

For every unown set you complete, you will be rewarded with 60 coins per letter.
Example: If you complete the "PIKACHU" set, you will be rewarded 420 coins.

Collection Contest & Oak's Daily Research

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Collection Contest: The Collection Contest is one of the best ways to make coins if you have patience and determination. The Collection Contest is a month long contest that requires you to go around on the maps catching one specific Pokemon and submitting it.

Your main goal is to collect and submit as many of the required Pokemon as you can within the month. The required Pokemon can be found on all maps, and usually consists of a Pokemon that is either found on the Maps or in Random/Specific Swap. If the Pokemon is found in the Random/Specific Swap, it is removed from there just for the month and will be available again after the Collection Contest for that month is over. All Pokemon you submit must be your own, have 126 exp (Level 5), non-coloured. Any Pokemon that have the Creation Date before the event start time can not be submitted.

Each Pokemon you submit to the Contest will award you 5 coins, $500,000, and 127 orienteering exp. However, the following prizes are given if you manage to win the contest:

You can increase your chance of encountering a Pokemon required for the Collection Contest on the maps by using a Lure.

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1st Place: 75,000 coins, 6 Safes & Random Coloured Box
1st Place: 50,000 coins, 4 Safes & Random Coloured Box
1st Place: 25,000 coins, 2 safes & Random Coloured Box

If you manage to win a Collection Contest, you are not allowed to win again for the next 2 months, however you are allowed to submit a maximum of 4 per day, however this is not recommended as you can still win, and if you do you will forfiet any prizes, so it is best to just skip the next 2 months so other people have a fair chance of winning.

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Oak's Daily Research: Oak's Daily Research is not really worth it, but if you plan on doing the Collection Contest, doing the Daily Research is a decent way to get some more coins daily. All you need to do is faint 70 Pokemon and donate 3 Pokemon to the Collection Contest to receive 150 coins, 500 points and $1,000,000, which will net you an extra 4,500 coins, 15,000 points and $30,000,000 a month.

You are allowed to do Oak's Daily Research on 2 accounts, but it is not recommended due to only allowing one account to participate in the Collection Contest per 3 months.

Clan Credits & Amulet Coin

Clan Credits:Clan Credits is a type of currency which can be used to purchase things like coins, cash and Pokemon via the Clan Rewards section. If you are in need of a clan visit the Clan List, and find a clan that you would like to join, preferably one that has an active guild leader. Once you have found the clan you like, submit an application with a small description and hope for the best.

To gain Clan Credits is pretty simple and easy, however you get enough can take some time and requires determination. The easiest way to gain Clan Credits is via battling NPC Trainers. We recommend battling either Swimmer Richard or the Riddle Master. Each battle you complete will award you roughly 430,000 Clan Credits. Just equip your Pokemon with the move "Bolt Strike" and go to town. With enough grinding, you will net your self a pretty hefty amount of Clan Credits which can be exchanged for either Cash or Coins.

To gain the max amount of clan credits (roughly 430,000), the Pokemon you battle needs to be above level 5,000.

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Amulet Coin: The final recommend way to obtain coins is the most effective, however is time consuming. The Amulet Coin can be equiped to any Pokemon in your party. It comes at the hefty price of $3,000,000,000 & 95,000 coins and can be either bought from the Dept. Store, traded for from other players or if you don't have the funds for that, some people might loan theirs to you.

The Amulet Coins will award you 3 coins every time you defeat a Pokemon and just like Clan Credits, the best way to utilize this is by battling the Riddle Master and making sure your Pokemon has learnt Bolt Strike.

A Guide to Completing the Pokedex & Breeding

Attempting to complete the Pokedex can be time consuming, but very rewarding. You will need to collect as many Pokemon as you can. You can obtain Pokemon from places like Maps, Random Swap/Specific Swap, Promo Center, Games Corner and Breeding.

When submitting Pokemon you will need to make sure that you are the Original Trainer, have one of the variants in game (Normal, Cursed, Shadow, Ancient etc) and have the current existing Pokemon in your box. If you have evolved the Pokemon that you own, and have not submitted its pre-evolution, you can only submit the entry for the current evolved form and not its pre-evolutions, therefore before evolving a Pokemon, make sure you've logged the entry into your Pokedex.

To submit Pokemon, head to the Pokedex then search for the Pokemon you wish to submit. Or, head to your Pokemon Box, search for the Pokemon and click on it. A new page will open which you can directly open the Pokedex page from there, which saves a little bit of time.

A good chunk of the Pokemon you can submit to the Pokedex can be found in Maps. You can read the Map Guide that was linked at the very top of this guide to figure out which Pokemon you need.

Another way to obtain dex entries is via Breeding. You can start breeding Pokemon once you get a total of 345 Pokedex entries. To locate the Daycare head to Your Town > Day Care - Breeding. You can use any Pokemon to breed, just as long as they arent a Legendary, Mythical or belong to the "Undiscovered" egg group, a baby Pokemon (Pichu, Riolu etc) and Genderless (G). Breeding a Pokemon will take around 24 hours to complete. After the 24 hours is up, you will then receive a Pokemon that matches whatever female Pokemon you used and will always have your OT (Original Trainer).

Example: if you breed a RainbowChatot M and Zubat F, you will receive a Zubat.

Just be aware using a coloured Pokemon like Rainbow, Cursed etc you will not receive a coloured Pokemon while breeding. You do however have a small chance to receive a Shiny Pokemon while breeding. You can increase your odds of obtaining a shiny if you have a Shiny Charm equipped.

If you wish to obtain more starters, you will need to breed them. You can find starters like Treeko, Fennekin on the maps, however, you will need to breed to get the others. You can borrow other starter Pokemon from other Players and use those to obtain the starters. If you wish to obtain Legends and Mythical Pokemon, you can purchase them from the Games Corner for coins, however Pokemon like Regice and ShinyCelebi can be found on the maps.

Bonus Rewards: Once you get enough Pokedex entries you will unlock some neat perks and rewards.

Reaching a total of 345 dex entries will reward you with the ability to start Breeding.

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Reaching a total of 400 dex entries will reward you with the "Pokedex Brain" userbar.

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Reaching a total of 700 dex entries will reward you with the "Pokedex God" userbar.

To unlock these userbars head to the Forums > Userbars. Scroll down until you locate these userbars and click on "Unlock", once you have done that you now have the option to display them. You can only have one secondary userbar displayed at anytime.