The whole league in five cards. Everything below is the detail.

Season Two moves the whole league into one shared Minecraft world running Cobblemon. Everyone plays in the same map all week: catching, breeding, and clearing gyms.

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  Minecraft Java Edition on Fabric, targeting 1.21.1, running Cobblemon 1.7.3 with full Gen 9 battle mechanics
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  Radical Cobblemon Trainers runs the league structure: NPC gym leaders, level-cap enforcement, and gated gym order
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  Private, whitelisted server on the commissioner's own host — DM Zack for access
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  Level caps are server-enforced, not honor system — Pokemon at the cap stop gaining experience, and gym leaders refuse to battle anyone carrying something over it

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  Eight weeks — one battle-night round per week, each week unlocking an NPC gym plus a player gym (P1 through P8)
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  You must hold the current gym badge to battle in that week's round
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  Gym order is gated — a leader will not appear until you've beaten the one before them
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  Level caps follow the weekly ladder below — Lv 25 in week 1 up to Lv 75 in week 8
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  Season ends in a championship bracket seeded by season points

Every week unlocks the next NPC gym plus its player gym, raises the level cap, and pays an Exp Candy reward for beating the weekly player gym. Restricted battle mechanics come online step by step — from week 7, everything is legal.

There is no season-long roster. You submit six Pokemon fresh every single week — one flat list, no locked-in starters. Box depth is the whole game now.

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  Boards are due 2 hours before battle night — late means no match that week
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  Locked the instant it's submitted — no edits after sending
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  Lists are exchanged — when matchups are drawn, you and your opponent each receive the other's full list of six
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  Secret pick — each player secretly chooses 3 of their own six to bring to the fight, revealed when the battle starts
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  At least 2 of your 6 species must be new since last week's board
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  No duplicate species across your six, no duplicate held items among the three you bring
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  Submit species names and levels only — natures, abilities, items, movesets, and EVs stay private
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  Everything on the board must be at or under the current gym cap when battle night arrives

Paste this into a DM to Zack before the deadline. Fill in species and levels — nothing else gets submitted.

NO PROGRESS LEAGUE / WEEK _ BOARD
Player:

1. ____________  Lv __
2. ____________  Lv __
3. ____________  Lv __
4. ____________  Lv __
5. ____________  Lv __
6. ____________  Lv __

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  3 Pokemon vs 3 Pokemon — Best of 5 rounds per match
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  First to win 3 rounds takes the match
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  Both players reveal their three secret picks simultaneously when the battle starts
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  Sideboard: between rounds, swap any of your three for any of the other three on your list — declared before the next round starts
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  Matchups are randomly drawn at the start of each round, after standings are posted
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  Real levels are used — flat-level battling is not a thing in Season Two

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  Each consumable item type is usable once per battle — using a Potion locks out Potions for that battle, but a Super Potion is still legal
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  No duplicate held items among your three active Pokemon

Level caps follow the weekly ladder on The Season tab — Lv 25 in week 1 rising to Lv 75 in week 8 — and the server does the enforcing.

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  Every week pairs the NPC gym with a player-built gym (P1 through P8)
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  Player gyms are defended by a clone of their owner via the Secret Base Trainer mod — challengeable any time, no need for the owner to be online
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  Weekly PvP matches are played in Pokemon stadiums built off the map
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  Beating the weekly player gym pays that week's Exp Candy reward — amounts on the weekly ladder

Every player gym has a type, and types are rolled, not chosen.

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  A random number generator sets the order in which players roll for their type
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  Everyone holds two re-rolls, spendable on yourself or on another player
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  Once another player re-rolls you, no other player may re-roll you again — only you can, using your own re-rolls
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  Example: Player A rolls Grass. Player B spends a re-roll on them and A rolls Fire — nobody else may re-roll A now. A spends one of their own re-rolls and lands Water. That type is locked in

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  Matches run a maximum of 30 minutes, timed on the Discord call the match is played in
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  A 5-minute grace period (35 total) covers technical difficulties, organizing, and team swaps
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  Both players track KOs on each side and which games have finished as the match runs
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  Time called during the final game with it still undecided: whoever has more KOs wins that game
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  Dead tie at the timer (both trainers down to their last Pokemon): half a point each

Each matchup is Best of 5 — first to 3 game wins takes the match. Games score individually, with match bonuses on top.

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  Underdog point: standings lock when a round is posted. Tied points means nobody is "above" — no bonus either way. Starts in round 2. The current leader can never earn it
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  Byes: odd player count means someone sits out. You still must submit a legal board and hold the current badge to claim the bye points. Byes rotate — nobody sits twice until everyone has sat once
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  Tiebreakers, in order: head-to-head record, total round wins across the season, perfect rounds
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  The underdog point is the league's only catch-up mechanism — nobody gets paid for staying behind
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  Timer scoring: when a match times out, finished games count as played. See Timed Matches on the Battle Night tab for the KO-count and dead-tie rules

Standings through week 1. Tied players share a rank — tiebreakers (head-to-head, round wins, perfect rounds) apply at season's end.

• 1Andrew
  +11 wk 1 11
• 2Charles
  +10 wk 1 10
• 3Dan
  +9 wk 1 9
• 4Darin
  +8 wk 1 8
• 5Gabe
  +7 wk 1 7
• 6Jake
  +6 wk 1 6
• 7Ryan
  +5 wk 1 5
• 8Shane
  +4 wk 1 4
• 9Tony
  +3 wk 1 3
• 10Tyler
  +2 wk 1 2
• 11Zack
  +1 wk 1 1

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  Cutoff to join is the end of week 3
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  Joining before the cutoff gets the intake kit: level cap raised to match the field, an Exp Candy stipend, and the full vitamin kit — zero to a legal board in one evening
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  Late joiners start at zero points, no seeding — the underdog point is the path back up
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  After the cutoff, arrivals join as guests: exhibition matches or a guest gym-leader role
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  Season finishers are the expected pool of Season Three gym leaders

EV grinding is gone. The spread you choose is still a real strategic decision — the game itself enforces the 252 / 510 caps.

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  Vitamins are unlimited and free for every player: HP Up, Protein, Iron, Calcium, Zinc, Carbos
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  All six EV-reducing berries included to reset a bad spread
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  Breeding is fully allowed and is the season's core engine — a fresh six every week means box depth beats any single best team
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  Experience gain is boosted on purpose: party-wide Exp Share, denser trainer spawns, weekly Exp Candy stipend — the level cap still gates the top