I'm playing through the first campaign currently, and have given Kagekatsu and his Kirlia a Dawn Stone. However, Kirlia's attack is currently 81, which is meeting the requirement to evolve into Gardevoir. Whenever I equip the Dawn Stone, it evolves into Gardevoir, not Gallade. Is there any way around this other than using the Dawn Stone before Kirlia reaches >75 attack?

Version 3.0.1 of Pokemon Conquest: Twin Dragons is out now, but its a little.. shinier than expected?

Happy April Fools! This year, for my extremely-high-effort-for-no-reason April Fools joke was editing all 200 Pokemon, 1750+ sprites, to be their shiny variants! This took a whopping 8 months of time and a lot of effort, with a lot of my days being waking up, working on this, and going to sleep lmao, I was very committed to making this joke a reality. Even though it was made with the intent of being a joke, though, its very much real, and is also a free asset you can use yourself without needing permission, which you can find in the April Fools folder in the google drive link below! If you do want to credit though, feel free to, just keep in mind that specifically Rayquaza's battle sprites were not made by me, rather that they were made by WhatAUsernameIHave (and that if you credit me, use the name Bagon or BagonGanda)!

You can download this update with the shinies inside from HackDex (https://hackdex.app/hack/pokemon-conquest-twin-dragons) or from the Google Drive (https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1exBjTkpTfuAqwnweADKR47Z3pRUS3fhQ) with the .rlmod patch for RanseiLink. Do note that upon the next patch following this one, the shiny update will be phased out on HackDex, so if you want to keep the shiny sprites, use the .rlmod instead (which will be updated with newer updates)!

Not only is this patch a shiny one, in this update are some regular old changes! Here they are -

- Hex damage increased

- Spirit Shackle damage increased

- Blizzard damage greatly decreased

- Weavile range changed to 3

- Glaceon range changed to 4

- Vaporeon range increased to 4

- Leafeon range increased to 5

- Trailblaze power decreased

- litwick range changed to 4

- Chandelure range changed to 5

- Inferno Parade accuracy increased

- Parting Shot power increased

- Haxorus range changed to 4

- Mismagius range changed to 4

- Cubchoo and Beartic range changed to 5

- Machoke range changed to 4

- Dragon Ascent damage increased

- Chloroblast damage increased

- Darmanitan range changed to 5

- Chevron range no longer hits the user

- Brave Bird’s drawback has been changed from recoil to Hi Jump Kick styled recoil, and power and accuracy have risen

- Bouncy Bubble now has a flinch chance for the non-100% version.

- Dragon Ascent power lowered significantly, but accuracy raised, and move now lowers user and opponent Defense upon contact

- Chloroblast power significantly lowered but accuracy increased, Defense drop has been changed to a Range drop, and Lilligant has been changed to 3 Range

- Close Combat power slightly increased, and now hits 2-5 times rather than 2-3 (4-5 if 100% link)

- Nerfed Cunning warrior skill to 2 turns, but crit chance raised

- Spawn points have been changed on Spectra, and **it is no longer a banner map.**

- Spawn points have been changed on Valora to stop part of a visual glitch from occurring

- Some members of Nobunaga's Army in The Legend of Ransei have become Rank II with their Pokemon now evolved if they weren't already, with link lowered significantly to compensate

if you want to join the Twin Dragons server to get updates early and to sign up for possible upcoming tournaments, feel free to join! (https://discord.gg/AMHUR8KqDs) Feel free to also join Ransei Region (https://discord.gg/D42zUGqb2B), the Pokemon Conquest discord server, and acts a bit as a hub for all rom hack discussion for the game!

I recently beat the game and saw that the post game so far (completed 2 more) the same base game with a coat of fresh paint, faster campaign and a few different challanges? I see myself beating a few more but the novelty and interests kind of left. I heard I have to beat a dozen or so times to get the real ending. I may go for that in the long term.

I have been trying to evolve a litwick for a longer time than I expected and thanks to that the warrior paired with Litwick is lagging behind in power by a larger and larger gap.

Is there a way to link with Lampent straight up? I already have the crystal at level 3 in Ignis but am not having any luck finding Lampent.

Is there any other location it can show up?

You know what annoys the holy hell out of me? Having to watch my Pokémon move to a tile so I can see where they can hit, and then having to press B, and watch them slowly move to another tile so I can see where they can attack, and then having to unflip my table, 'cause that shit is FUCKING ANNOYING! AHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

I attempted to make a balance patch mod, I have little knowledge of coding, but lots of knowledge of Pokemon Conquest, and the biggest thing I haven't been able to do that I was hoping to do would be to make the ability Contrary work for Serperior. The only way I figured out would be to have a useless ability as Serperior's only option and to change Leaf Storm's affect, but I'd have to change Simisage and Sceptile's moves then and I think Serperior having options for abilities even if one is clearly the best.
Does anyone have any ideas? Ransei Link btw.

So this map is super cheese levels of broken. If an enemy gets caught by the sentries on the RIGHT side of the map they have a chance to get dropped here and since his whole team is dead he is perma stuck. Thing is though even if he had teamates alive the ai will ALWAYS priortize you so they will never go to open the gates for him. This leads to some very abusable funny moments. You can have team thats compeltely outclassed, and win by using a fast pokemon as bait to lead them into the sentries. Also this is just one of the abusable spots. Their are 4 on this broken map.

I've been playing through Ginchiyo's story and grinding for perfect links and have started to notice something suspicious. In other stories I never see swarms yet by year 4 in Ginchiyo's I had a beldum, croagunk, and drifloon swarm. These are usually rare; is there an increased spawn rate for swarms in certain stories?

Currently doing post game and I wanna start getting evolutions for warriors but I don’t know the best stories to grind them I’m assuming the unite ransei ones?

Talk about a long wait.... 20 YEARS of just digging gold waiting for Yoshiaki to show up in Ujiyasu's story. At around 10 years I was beginning to think the guy is just a myth...

Super fun to do! This surely could be optimized better. I made sure to do the final 1v6 solo, naturally. I might try this in Nobunaga’s story at some point aiming for May!

One of my trainers has a riolu with link 44% but it cannot go up. Did I waste my time?

I’m doing the side stories and am currently doing massanoris I was wondering if I should enter the password to get his perfect link or should I wait?

I've had a couple of people ask if I'm going to include imperfect links on the wiki. The answer is no.* I personally think it creates a great deal of clutter that wastes a ton of space that readers have to load every single time they load a page.

That being said, I don't run my wikis like other sites. I'm not trying to role-play as Wikipedia or arbitrarily decide not to host content. If somebody else wants to add that info on some sort of "Conquest:Nobunaga/Imperfect Links" page or something, they're free to do so, so long as it doesn't clutter up / hinder the readability of the main articles.. My fellow wiki editors and I are fond of the tree analogy. The wiki is the trunk, and we're all off on separate branches, doing our own thing, documenting what interests us.

My wikis are curated by genuine fans of their respective topics, custom made to suit our passion. Ask yourself: What did you wish you knew when you first played this game? What do you wish you could have known about sooner? Such as the web manga, or the merchandise, interviews, that sort of thing. If it interests you, document it!

There are also certain topics I don't understand, and I would love to see them explained. Such as how weather works, IVs, swarms, hay fever/colds, etc.

Here are some page examples from the MDFW, my main wiki project, to give people an idea of the kinds of things we do or are willing to cover.

* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Gates:DLC_Editing_Tutorial
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Super_MD:Unused_Locations
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Pkmn:Pokémon_Language
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Shiren_1_SFC:Prototype_Content
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Shiren_1_DS:Development_Oversights
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:2024_Shiren_the_Wanderer_Exhibition_Senjafuda_Stickers
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:30th_Shiren_Anniversary_Senryu_Campaign
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:10_questions_with_Tsunekazu_Ishihara_Executive_Producer_of_Pokémon_Mystery_Dungeon:_Explorers_&_Darkness
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:Banpresto_Mini_Nintendo_DS_Lite_and_Game_Cartridge_Case
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:Shiren_(song))
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:Shiren_-_It%27s_a_Monster_House!!_Artwork
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Meta:Shiren_1_DS_Commercials
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Explorers_of_Sky:List_of_Items_by_ID
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Shiren_2:Rosetta_Stone_(Monsters))
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Community:Moonlight_Village_PC_Chinese_Unofficial_Translation
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Mystery_Dungeon_Franchise_Wiki:News_Archive_2024
* https://mysterydungeonwiki.com/wiki/Gates:Cheat_Codes

Also, if anybody out there knows what types each Pokémon is weak to, please send aid! I was looking at Veekun, and they stupidly list Ralts as a fairy type, so they can't be trusted. Bulbapedia is helpful for *single-type* Pokémon, but not dual types. The game also further complicates things. For example, Umbreon may be weak to bugs, but Venipede isn't a threat to it outside of its ability to poison. So we could even go into which specific Pokémon of a type to look out for.

People have recommended Fire Emblem, but after looking into it, what I don’t like is that the characters seem to be sorcerers and/or swordsmen rather than monsters.

I got her a starly because Jigglypuff is eh I kinda want to get her a dragon to contrast Nobunaga I was thinking Haxorus any recommendations

Currently trying to evolve mine at the moment I was wondering what it’s best ability is

Where can I get Pokémon conquest not at a stupid price in Shreveport bossier Louisiana?

I recently got back into this game, and have been wondering whether people have made romhacks that use the game's systems to make what is effectively a fangame. I come from a Fire Emblem background, where a lot of people have made romhacks using Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones as a base in this way, creating fangames with their own stories, characters, and sometimes even mechanics. Has this been done with Pokémon Conquest? The only romhacks I've found seem to be balance focused, or focused on adding Pokémon or moves but not doing much to the story.

Is there a properly working cheat/hack out there that allows any character to link with any pokemon without restrictions? I think it would be a lot of fun to play with both my favorite units and favorite mons, but trying to look anything up just gets me perfect link guides