Editing Events


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== Recurring Events ==

=== Rapidash Trivia ===
'''Rapidash Trivia''' is a biannual trivia event that asks participants to answer several Pokémon-related questions, ranging from simple anime trivia to complex and obscure factoids. There are 12 rounds, each usually lasting up to an hour long and consisting of 150 questions. Overall, there are 12 rounds per occurrence of Rapidash Trivia, each 4 hours apart from each other.

The top 3 players at the end of each round receive a [[Items#Rapidash Trivia Medals|medal]] and a [[Items#Rapidash Trivia Prizes|prize pack]] for their respective position. As part of the 1st place prize pack, the player will receive a [[Mewtwo]]. This is the only known way to obtain this Pokémon.

=== Rotom's Quest ===
'''Rotom's Quest''' is a month long event that requires players to work together in order to free [[Rotom]]. All participating players will earn {{CordaBuck|1000}}. If the quest is complete, all participating players will earn a Small Corda Balls Pack and three days of Premium. If the quest is complete, one participating player, selected at random, will receive a [[Rotom]]; the form of Rotom obtained from Rotom's Quest cycles. This is currently the only known way to obtain this Pokémon.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
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! Month !! Objective !! Status
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| October 2019 || Trading Pokémon on the GTS generates GTS points. Reach 1,000 GTS points to complete the quest. || Success
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| November 2019 || Participate in Elaria's second Pokémon tournament! 32 participants are required to complete the quest. || Success
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| December 2019 || Buying Pokémon on the Black Market generates Black Market points (BM points). Reach 200,000 BM points to complete the quest. || Failure
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| March 2020 || Buying Corda Balls and items of the shop. Reach 1,000,000 Corda Bucks spent to complete the quest! || Success
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| May 2020 || Don't let Pokémon escape. If 100 Pokémon escape before the end of the event, the quest fails. || Success
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| June 2020 || Catch 100 Fire-Type Pokémon! || Success
|}

=== Elaria Pokémon Tournament ===
'''Elaria Pokémon Tournament''' is a monthly double-elimination tournament that takes place on [https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/ Pokémon Showdown]. Players can use either one or two teams of Pokémon that fit into the tournament's format and special rules. The winner will receive a [[Star Chip: Silver]] and either [[Lugia]] or [[Ho-Oh]], depending on their choice. All participants will receive a [[Small Corda Balls Pack]] and a [[Star Chip: Copper]]. Forfeiting players do not receive any reward.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
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! Month !! Format and Special Rules !! Bracket !! Winner
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| November 2019 || Gen 7 OU || https://challonge.com/elaria01 || {{Discord Users|126478149272862720}}
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| December 2019 || Gen 7 OU + Must include a Rotom on your team || https://challonge.com/elaria02 || {{Discord Users|152994994934906880}}
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| March 2020 || Gen 8 BSS || https://challonge.com/elaria03 || {{Discord Users|152994994934906880}}
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| April 2020 || Gen 8 Metronome || https://challonge.com/elaria04 || {{Discord Users|578516552320811020}}
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| May 2020 || Gen 8 LC || https://challonge.com/elaria05 || {{Discord Users|219235426270052355}}
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| July 2020 || Gen 8 Monotype || https://challonge.com/elaria06 || {{Discord Users|133374430905761792}}
|}

=== Monthly Events ===

Each month, corresponding to a real world event or holiday, there will be 24 hours in which spawns are affected, starting at midnight Eastern Time. Some of these events will feature exclusive forms which cannot spawn outside of their event day.

{| class="wikitable" text-align:center;"
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! Month !! Day !! Holiday/Event !! Effect !! Exclusive Forms
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| June || 21 || Summer Solstice || Only Fire-Type Pokémon will spawn. || [[Solrock|Solrock (Solstice Form)]] and [[Lunatone|Lunatone (Solstice Form)]]
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| July || ??? || Unknown || Unknown || Unknown
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| August || ??? || Unknown || Unknown || Unknown
|}

=== Questions for a Latias ===
'''Questions for a Latias''' is an event where the host asks the Tilia Trainers questions in the voice chat. In a similar method to the game show, "[[w:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]", players must 'buzz in' while or after the host asks the question. If they answer correctly, they receive a point. The first two players to obtain ten points move onto the finals, where they will alternate answering questions until one of the finalists runs out of time. The finalist who doesn't run out of time will receive a [[Latias]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;"
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! Date !! Theme !! Winner
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| May 26, 2020 || Video Games || {{Discord Users|133374430905761792}}
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| August 1, 2020 || Mythology || {{Discord Users|238398322275123211}}
|}

=== Silvadash Trivia ===
'''Silvadash Trivia''' is a trivia event where {{Discord Users|360076455692075010}} asks participants to answer several Tilia-related questions, ranging from naming a Pokémon from its silhouette to obscure facts about version numbers. There are 6 rounds, each usually lasting up to an hour long and containing 30 questions, spaced 12 hours apart.

Winning players received a [[Items#Redeemable Items|Yellow and Black Poké Ball]], which contained one of the five Costume Pikachu Forms, decided at random. Participating players received a Cosplay Pikachu. For each round the player scored 5 or more points, they received a [[Items#Redeemable Items|Field Item Pack]].

== Ongoing Events ==

=== Poké Ball Plus Event ===
The '''Poké Ball Plus Event''' is an event that requires users to send Saphir a picture of a Poké Ball Plus accessory. Once done, the user will be given a [[Mew]]. This is one of the two ways to obtain a Mew in-game, the other one being through the [[Mythical Redeem Ticket - Mew]].

=== Pokémon GO Event ===
The '''Pokémon GO Event''' is an event that requires users to send a screenshot of their Pokémon GO trainer profile to Saphir. The user is then given either an [[Articuno]], [[Zapdos]], or [[Moltres]] depending on the team they are a part of. The account must be Level 10 or above.

=== Sword and Shield Event ===
The '''Sword and Shield Event''' is an event that requires users to send either a picture of the game cartridge in its plastic box or a picture of the console, with the eShop open to the game's page, showing a greyed-out "purchased" button. The user is then given a choice amongst [[Bulbasaur|Bulbasaur (Normal form)]], [[Charmander|Charmander (Normal form)]], [[Squirtle]], [[Pikachu|Pikachu (Normal form)]], [[Seaking|Seaking (Normal form)]], [[Eevee]], [[Chikorita]], [[Cyndaquil]], [[Totodile]], [[Treecko]], [[Torchic]], or [[Mudkip]]. Supporters can request two Pokémon from the list. Users can claim this prize once for Pokémon Sword and once for Pokémon Shield.

== Past Events ==

=== Mega Seaking Event ===
'''Start Date:''' June 4th, 2019<br>
'''End Date:''' June 24th, 2019

The '''Mega Seaking Event''' was a special event where users were allowed to submit Mega Seaking Designs (exclusive to Tilia) as a special form Seaking will evolve to when Mega Evolution will be introduced. Three winners' designs won, who each received a [[Items#Redeemable Items|Big Corda Balls Pack]] and a generation VI [[Seaking|Seaking (Normal Form)]].

=== Unown Event ===
'''Start Date:''' April 17th, 2019<br>
'''End Date:''' May 6th, 2019

The '''Unown Event''' was a contest that required users to solve twelve riddles that were given over the course of a few weeks. Each riddle's solution was one non-Legendary or Mythical Pokémon that was somehow related to the solution of the final riddle. The first six players to answer all twelve riddles correctly were declared the winners, and were given either an [[Entei]] or a [[Raikou]] depending on their answer to the final riddle.

=== Aurora Event ===
'''Start Date:''' April 20th, 2019<br>
'''End Date:''' May 20th, 2019

The '''Aurora Event''' was a contest that tasked participants with creating a special "[[Aurora]] Form" of a Pokémon from Generation I, II, or III that did not already have any alternate forms or mega evolution. Participants were required to submit both a standard and a shiny variant of their Pokémon. At the end of the event, the submissions were judged by an undisclosed third party, and the submissions were ranked based on their theming and effort. The results can be found [[Aurora_Submissions|here]].

Three winners were awarded the grand prize. This included a [[Suicune]], a non-shiny variant of their Aurora Form submission, and the potential for the Aurora Form to spawn naturally in the game.

=== Pokémon Let's Go Event ===

'''Start Date:''' November 16th, 2018<br>
'''End Date:''' May 16th, 2019

The '''Pokémon Let's Go Event''' was a special event that allowed users to send a picture of their ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!'' and ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!'' games to Saphir and be given a [[Pikachu]] or [[Eevee]] depending on which game was shown. The given Pokémon would be from Kanto and have the Generation I indicator.

=== Crystal Snowflakes Event ===

'''Start Date:''' December 4th, 2019<br>
'''End Date:''' January 15th, 2020

The '''Crystal Snowflakes Event''' was a special event where players had a 1-in-32 chance to acquire a Crystal Snowflake when they caught any Pokémon. After the event ended, players could take the snowflake out of the box and, before those who are truly pure of heart, a [[Suicune]] would appear.

=== Stay Safe Event ===

'''Start Date:''' March 16th, 2020<br>
'''End Date:''' March 31st, 2020

The '''Stay Safe Event''' was a special event to provide players with some entertainment while at home to not spread COVID-19. The mean spawn time was reduced from 10 minutes to 5 minutes, increased the maximum number of Pokémon of each species/form combination a player can capture from 2 to 3, and players no longer lost a Corda Ball when they caught a Pokémon.

=== Elemental Art Contest ===

'''Start Date:''' April 10th, 2020 <br>
'''End date:''' May 10th, 2020 

The '''Elemental Art Contest''' was a contest that tasked participants with creating a special "[[Elemental Art Contest|Elemental]] Form" of a Pokémon from Generation I, II, III, IV, or V, excluding Event-Only Pokémon, Magikarp, Pichu, Unown, Castform, Deerling, and Sawsbuck. There were three different themes for the event - Earth, Sea and Sky. Participants were required to submit both a standard and a shiny variant of their Pokémon. The results can be found [[Earth_Submissions|here for Earth]], [[Sea_Submissions|here for Sea]], & [[Sky_Submissions|here for Sky]].

Six winners (two for each theme) were awarded the grand prize. This included a [[Kyogre]], [[Groudon]], or [[Rayquaza]] depending on the theme, a non-shiny variant of their Elemental Form submission, and the potential for the Elemental Form to spawn naturally in the game.