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  1. Air Balloon - When held by a specific Pokémon, it will cause the holder to float and be immune to Ground type attacks and grounded hazards. When attacked, the balloon will pop. Permanent item, does not get consumed. Battle Queue Prize
  2. 1 star
  3. Useful for pokemon with double weakness to ground or revenge killing within steel trappers strategy.
  4. Notable example: magnezone
  5.  
  6. Assault Vest - Raises your Sp.Def by 1.5x, but the holder can only use damaging moves. Clan War Prizes
  7. 2 stars
  8. For slow bulky attackers, special tanks and pokemon designed to check certain threats that are special attackers.
  9. Notable examples: Conkeldurr, pursuit pawniard in stall teams
  10.  
  11. Big Root - Increases HP gained from draining moves by 30%. Item Bomb prize
  12. 0 star
  13. For stall pokemon that have a draining moves like subseed strategy or ingrain setup, usually leftovers are preferred
  14. Notable examples: Venusaur
  15.  
  16. Binding Band - Increases power of multi-turn trapping moves from 1/8 maximum HP to 1/6 HP. From the Clan War Shop
  17. 0 star
  18. For stall pokemon that have trapping moves and toxic, taunt makes that strategy absolutely useless most of the time
  19. Notable examples: Shuckle
  20.  
  21. Black Belt and others type enhancing item - Boosts the power of the holder’s type moves by 20%. From the Battle Queue prize shop
  22. 0-1 star
  23. For frail setup pokemon with move or ability needing special conditions
  24. Notable examples: Honchkrow
  25.  
  26. Black Sludge - A held item that gradually restores the HP of Poison- type pokemon. When held by any other type, it inflicts damage.
  27. 2 stars
  28. Aka leftovers but for poison types, preferred for poison types as it will hurt possible choice trick.
  29. Notable examples: amoonguss, support gengar
  30.  
  31. Bright Powder - Raises evasion by 10%. Altering Cave drop
  32. 0 star for evasion setup pokemon (Anything Goes only), usually leftovers is preferred
  33. Notable example: minimize clefable
  34.  
  35. Choice Band - Raises the holder’s attack by 50% but locks into one move. From the PP shop or Master shop
  36. 2 stars
  37. For physical wallbreakers, even better with a strong priority move available
  38. Notable examples: weavile, scizor
  39.  
  40. Choice Scarf - Raises the holder’s speed by 50% but locks into one move. From the PP shop or Master shop
  41. 3 stars
  42. For fast offensive pokemon without priority moves (70+speed), to check certain faster threats, for revenge killers or for support with trick strategy
  43. Notable examples: magnezone, ditto, trick rotom-wash
  44.  
  45. Choice Specs - Raises the holder’s special attack by 50% but locks into one move. From the PP shop or Master shop see
  46. 2 stars
  47. For special wallbreakers that can kill chansey
  48. Notable examples: keldeo, alakazam
  49.  
  50. Deep Sea Scale - If held by Clamperl, doubles its Special Attack. Evolves Clamperl into Gorebyss. Dropped by wild Clamperl.
  51. 1 star
  52. For LC clamperl only
  53. Notable examples: clamperl
  54.  
  55. Deep Sea Tooth - If held by Clamperl, doubles its Special Defense. Evolves Clamperl into Huntail. Dropped by wild Clamperl.
  56. 0 star
  57. For LC clamperl only but Deep Sea Scale is preferred
  58. Notable examples: clamperl
  59.  
  60. Expert Belt - Raises power of super effective attacks by 20%. From the Casino shop
  61. 1 star
  62. For pokemon with large moveset typing that are planned to stay long in the fight.
  63. Notable example: Tentacruel
  64.  
  65. Flame Orb - Grants the “Burned” status upon the holder. From PvP Shop or Battle Tower Shop
  66. 1 star
  67. For Guts/quickfeet pokemon or unaffected support pokemon.
  68. Notable example: Sigilyph
  69.  
  70. Focus Band - This item gives the Pokémon a 10% chance of preventing a KO and keeping the holder at 1HP. Item Bomb prize
  71. 0 star
  72. No use found yet
  73.  
  74. Focus Sash (Permanent) - Same effect as the normal Focus Sash, but it doesn’t get consumed after use. Note: This does not work in NPC battles. From the Casino Prize shop
  75. 2 stars
  76. For suicide lead, very frail offensive pokemon or those not damaged by hazard entry (magic guard)
  77. Notable example: Smeargle, Alakazam
  78.  
  79. Heat Rock - Extends Sun weather to 8 turns instead of 5. From the PvP shop see “Prizes” for more info
  80. 1 star
  81. For defensive sun setters
  82. Notable example: Torkoal
  83.  
  84. Icy Rock - Extends Hail weather to 8 turns instead of 5. From the PvP Shop see “Prizes” for more info
  85. 0 star
  86. For defensive hail setters, but since ice is the worst defensive typing it doesn’t really exists
  87. Notable example: Vanilluxe
  88.  
  89. Kings Rock - An item to be held by a Pokemon. When the holder inflicts damage, the target may flinch. It’s also used to evolve Poliwhirl into Politoed and Slowpoke into Slowking. Drops from respective evos
  90. 1 star
  91. For pokemon with multi-strike moves and poor coverage
  92. Notable Example: Cloyster
  93.  
  94. Lagging Tail - Makes the holder move last. Altering Cave drop
  95. 0 star
  96. For Prankster trick
  97. Notable Example: Sableye
  98.  
  99. Leftovers - An item to be held by a pokemon. The holder’s HP is restored 1/16th of its max health per turn during battle. Dropped by wild Snorlax/Munchlax. Also in the Clan wars prize shop
  100. 3 stars
  101. Slap it on anything: stall pokemon, defensive pokemon, setup pokemon, subseed pokemon, bulky offensive pokemon, support pokemon, pivot pokemon, hazard control pokemon,...
  102. Notable Exemple: Gyarados, Scizor, Ferrothorn
  103.  
  104. Life Orb - Increases the power of moves by 30% but loses HP each turn.
  105. 2 star
  106. For pokemon taking minimal recoil (sheer force, magic guard, total hp under 19), mixed pokemon or frail pokemon with great coverage.
  107. Notable Example: Nidoking, Latios
  108.  
  109. Light Ball - Doubles Pikachu’s offensive stats when held. Dropped by wild Pikachu.
  110. 0 star
  111. For physical or mixed Pikachu that are the only builds that wallbreak harder than Raichu. But Raichu isn’t a wallbreaker anyway.
  112. Notable Example: Pikachu
  113.  
  114. Light Clay - Makes Reflect, Light Screen and Aurora Veil last 8 turns instead of 5. From the Battle Queue Shop
  115. 1 star
  116. For dual screen pokemon (Light Screen+Reflect)
  117. Notable Example: Cresselia
  118.  
  119. Lucky Punch - Increases critical-hit ratio when held by Chansey. Dropped by wild Chansey.
  120. 0 star
  121. For Chansey but with 35 special attack it’s just unuseable
  122. Notable example: Chansey
  123.  
  124. Macho Brace - Doubles EV gains, but halves speed when held. From the Casino prize shop see “Prizes” for more info
  125. 1 star
  126. For pokemon with ability or moves needing it to be slow (replacing iron ball)
  127. Notable Example: Aegislash
  128.  
  129. Metal Powder - Doubles Ditto’s defense when equipped. Dropped by wild Ditto.
  130. 0 star
  131. For Ditto but only when it’s in Ditto form so Imposter makes the item completely useless
  132. Notable example: Ditto
  133.  
  134. Metronome - Increases the power of a move when used consecutively. From the Clan War Shop
  135. 1 star
  136. For pokemon with 1 strong coverage or wallbreaking move that can still need to switch move sometimes.
  137. Notable Example: Kyurem
  138.  
  139. Muscle Band - Increases the holder’s attack by 10%. Drop from Ancient Dungeon
  140. 0 star
  141. No use found yet
  142.  
  143. Power Herb - Held item that makes two turn moves activate in one turn once. From the Battle Tower prize shop
  144. 1 star
  145. For pokemon for pokemon with a long setup move for boosting or coverage.
  146. Notable Example: Xerneas
  147.  
  148. Quick Claw - An item to be held by a Pokemon. A light, sharp claw that lets the bearer move first occasionally.
  149. 0 star
  150. For sturdy pokemon with strong attack but poor coverage and without strong priority move.
  151. Notable Example: Sawk
  152.  
  153. Quick Powder - Increases Speed when held by Ditto. Dropped by wild Ditto.
  154. 0 star
  155. For Ditto but only when it’s in Ditto form so Imposter makes the item completely useless
  156. Notable example: Ditto
  157.  
  158. Razor Claw - Raises critical hit rate by one stage. Can also be used to evolve Sneasel into Weavile. Dropped by wild Sneasel.
  159. 1 star
  160. For sniper pokemon.
  161. Notable example: Kingdra
  162.  
  163. Razor Fang - Gives moves a secondary effect to flinch if they don’t have already. Also used to evolve Gligar into Gliscor. Dropped by wild Gligar.
  164. see king’s rock
  165.  
  166. Red Card - When the holder is struck by a foe, the attacker is removed from battle. Obtained via Battle Queue shop see “Prizes” for more info
  167. 1 star
  168. For Defensive suicide hazard setting pokemon.
  169. Notable example: Uxie
  170.  
  171. Rocky Helmet - Damages the foe for 1/6 of max HP when its attack makes contact. Altering Cave drop
  172. 2 stars
  173. For Physically defensive pokemon with regen.
  174. Notable Exemple: Slowbro, Tangrowth
  175.  
  176. Scope Lense - Increases critical-hit ratio by one stage. Obtained via Casino shop
  177. see Razor Claw
  178.  
  179. Shed Shell - A tough, discarded carapace to be held by a pokemon. It enables the holder to switch with a waiting Pokemon in battle, despite trapping abilities such as Arena Trap and Magnet Pull. Dropped by any Pokemon in any of the Mossy Cave rooms.
  180. 1 star
  181. For pokemon that are commonly trapped and revenge killed.
  182. Notable example: Skarmory
  183.  
  184. Shell Bell - Heals the holder for ⅛ of the damage it inflicts. Altering Cave drop
  185. 0 star
  186. For strong offensive pokemon used by defensive switching it in.
  187. Notable example: Espeon
  188.  
  189. Smooth Rock - Extends Sand weather to 8 turns from 5. From the PvP Shop see “Prizes” for more info
  190.  
  191. Stick - If held by a Farfetch'd, increases its critical hit ratio by two stages. Comes with the caught Farfetch’d
  192. 0 star
  193. For farfetch’d, might become useful now that farfetch’d is an LC pokemon?
  194. Notable example: Farfetch’d
  195.  
  196. Thick Club - Doubles Cubone/Marowak’s Attack when held. Dropped by wild Cubone/Marowak.
  197. 1 star
  198. For Cubone/Marowak
  199. Notable example: Cubone
  200.  
  201. Toxic Orb - Grants the holder the “Badly Poisoned“ status. From the PvP or Battle Tower shops
  202. 1 star
  203. For pokemon with poison heal or toxic boost (or guts/quick feet that pivot fast).
  204. Notable example: Gliscor
  205.  
  206. Weakness Policy - Attack and Special Attack sharply increase when hit super effectively. Single use per battle. From the PvP Shop
  207. 1 star
  208. For bulky pokemon without regenerative moves/ability that are planned to stay long in the fight.
  209. Notable example: Dragonite
  210.  
  211. White Herb - Removes stat decreases. One-time use per battle. From the PvP Shop see “Prizes” for more info
  212. 1 star
  213. For pokemon with boosting moves decreasing stats
  214. Notable example: Omastar
  215.  
  216. Wide Lens - Raises accuracy by 10%. From the Clan War Shop see “Prizes” for more info
  217. 0 star
  218. For pokemon with a poor precision setup and moves.
  219. Notable example: Darkrai
  220.  
  221. Wise Glasses - Raises damage from special moves by 10%. Drop from Dungeon
  222. 0 star no use found yet
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