Changelog

Follow Cobblewiki updates, data accuracy improvements, and visible fixes for the Cobblemon wiki.

Drops

Drops Page Is Easier to Scan

The drops index now uses a compact grouped directory so item groups and drop source counts are easier to scan.

Berries

Added Pokémon drop previews to berry pages with rates, quantities, and a link to the full drop table.
Reworked preferred biomes into linked rows so clickable biome entries are easier to distinguish.
Replaced badge-only Pokésnack, flavour, mulch, and grove data with structured sections.

Berry pages are easier to scan and no longer mix clickable links with plain data badges.
Players can see both how a berry works and which Pokémon can drop it from the same page.

Berries

Added berry pages with Cobblemon item tooltips, growth timing, yield, mulches, flavours, grove conditions, and mutation recipes.
Pokémon catch guides now link attraction berries and berry snack combos to their berry pages.
Biome preferred berries now point to berry pages instead of drop pages.

Berry links no longer lead to missing drop pages.
Players can inspect what a berry does, where it grows best, and how it affects Pokésnacks from one page.

Biome pages

Biome pages now explain whether an entry is a tag or a direct biome ID.
Source and expanded biome coverage entries can link to their own biome pages when Cobblemon has matching spawn data for them.
Preferred berries now appear on matching biome pages and link to their item pages.

Tags like `#cobblemon:is_arid` and `#cobblemon:is_spooky` are easier to inspect without guessing what they represent.
External biome tags remain visible when the local Cobblemon source does not include enough data to expand them safely.

Pokemon pages

Spawn pages now preserve and display more source conditions, including light level, weather exclusions, moon phase, lure level, Y level, X range, blocks, fluids, bait, rods, and slime chunk requirements.
Pokémon pages now show excluded spawn conditions instead of hiding important negative requirements like `not raining` or `not thundering`.
Spawn weight multipliers are now stored as structured data, so boosted conditions can be evaluated instead of treated as plain text.
Catch guide recommendations now account for EV-yield berry seasonings, letting snacks narrow the spawn pool when competing Pokémon share or do not share EV yields.
Pokésnack odds now correctly map EV yield keys like Speed, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, and Special Defense.
Y-level ranges are displayed with clearer wording, such as `Y level -41 to 9`.

Recommended snacks should better reflect what can actually spawn.
Pokémon with narrow conditions should have less misleading catch advice.
Spawn pages should make it clearer why a Pokémon can or cannot appear in a location.
Common spawns with heavy competition should show more realistic snack odds instead of overpromising.

Check Pokémon with complex spawn rules, such as Charmeleon, Nidoqueen, Parasect, and Pidgeot.