PTU 1.

05 Errata Document
Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Trainer Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Backpacker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Cheerleader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Medic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Researcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Gadgeteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

General Edges and Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Book Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Class-Specific Abilities and Ability Changes . . . . . . . . . .11

Supplementary Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Status Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Tutor Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Poké Edge Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Capture Mechanic Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Supplementary Capture Changes . . . . . . . . . . .13

Variant Damage Base Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Item Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Class Errata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

General Errata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

FAQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Introduction
As a game grows, often it can be made clear where
issues lie, or where things can be expanded or improved
upon. That is the case with all the changes made in this
packet, and the associated changes to Moves, Abilities,
and the PokéDex.
Everything in here has been introduced due to
attempting to fill parts of the game where there wasn’t
enough content, or else to change parts of the game
that were unbalanced in some way. While not all of
them went off exactly as planned, the developer
consensus is that the playtested material was successful
in its purposes, and became errata.
In this packet, there are two new Classes, one changed
Class, and one each new and changed Researcher
branch, as well as new items, and a plethora of
miscellaneous changes.
Backpacker is a non-supernatural utility class, meant to
be a skill monkey in the vein of Hobbyist. Unlike the
latter, though which focuses on skills and taking
features from other classes, Backpacker enhances your
use of items and equipment, and has many things
unique to itself.
The core book Cheerleader is a very strong class, able to
pass out large amounts of Damage Resistance fairly
easily to a whole team. With the reducing of easily
accessible sources of DR, the changes here were an
attempt to bring it more into line with other classes.
While the end result wasn’t entirely satisfactory, and
ended on the weaker side of things, it’s healthier overall
for the game.
Medic is a class focused on healing – primarily out of
combat, but with a few in-combat options. While it can
be incredibly useful and satisfying to play in games
where healing is few and far between, in a game with
Pokémon Centers or the like accessible every day, it
suffers from its features feeling dead a lot of the time. It
brings with it a few new General Edges and Features.
Gadgeteer is a Researcher branch that creates its own
items to use certain capabilities from Pokémon, and
also specializes in the new Capture Cannon items.
The General Research branch has been overhauled
from the core book to gain more of an individual
identity, focusing instead on using the new Books –
items that enable characters with excess AP to drain
them in exchange for benefits.
Due to how Abilities have changed, some classes have
had their Abilities cut, while others have had the
wording change so they no longer fit the class as
intended. While Pokémon got updates to reflect these
changes, classes have not, so class-specific Abilities and
errata have been printed here, to enable them to
remain useable.
A lot of Status moves revolved around action denial,
which tended to not be very fun when a player was on
the receiving end of it. The new versions are
debilitating, while not preventing all action from a given
combatant.
Tutor Moves could easily be game-breakers early on,
with an early level Pokémon pulling out something like
Heat Wave being the equivalent of getting a nuke. The
restrictions introduced here help to prevent those
moves from being taught to Pokémon until a part in the
game where it’s healthier for combat.
In an attempt to help out Pokémon who run both
physical and special attacks, Twisted Power was
changed into a Poké Edge. While this isn’t a perfect
solution, it does help those that need to allocate points
to both attack stats.
Capture Checks could be very difficult to calculate on
the fly, so the new version is much simplified. In the
same vein, a developer option for simplifying Damage
Bases is also included, for less having to check charts.
While not full overhauls, several Classes did have things
that were missing from them, or were needed to be
changed to fit in with the changes presented here.
Other general errata, mainly revolving around food
buffs is also presented.
Finally, there is a thoroughly non-comprehensive
section of questions that have come up several times to
the developers.
 Backpacker
[Class] [+Speed]
Prerequisites: Traveler
Static
Effect: You gain the Skill Enhancement Edge. You then gain an instance of the Skill Stunt Edge for each of the two
Skills you chose with Skill Enhancement.

Item Mastery Hero’s Journey

[+Speed] [Ranked 3] [+Speed]
Prerequisites: Backpacker Rank 1 Prerequisites: Backpacker
Static Rank 2 Prerequisites: Backpacker, Adept Survival
Effect: You learn the Moves Fling and Recycle. Rank 3 Prerequisites: Backpacker, Expert Survival
Rank 4 Prerequisites: Backpacker, Expert Survival
Equipment Savant Static
[+Speed] Effect: Each Rank, you may gain two Backpacker Talents
Prerequisites: Backpacker, Expert Survival for which you qualify.
2 AP – Swift Action
Effect: Use or Equip an Item or piece of Equipment which
would normally require a Standard Action to use or
equip. You may not make an Attack with a Weapon this
way - using other Items or Equipment that requires
“Attacks” (such as Cap Cannons or Poké Balls) is
acceptable.

Backpacker Talents
Call to Adventure
Static
Effect: You gain the Instinctive Aptitude Edge, even if you do not meet its
prerequisites. If you already have this Edge, gain another Edge for which you
qualify. During Combat or tense situations (never Extended Actions), if you spend
AP to add a bonus to a Skill Check, you may add +1d6 instead of +2.
Sole Power
Static
Effect: While wearing Feet Equipment worth at least ₽1000, you do not trigger
Hazards while Shifting. However, you still trigger any Hazards that you are
standing on at the start or end of your turn. Reactive Hazards such as Stealth
Rock cannot be triggered against you.

Frisk Wayfarer
Static Static
Effect: You gain the Frisk Ability. Effect: You may use your Survival Skill when making Opposed Rolls when
defending against Disarm, Grapple, Push, and Trip Maneuvers. When wielding a
Handyman Weapon, you may use Survival instead of Combat to determine the Damage Base
Static of your Struggle Attacks and to qualify for a Weapon’s Moves.
Effect: Whenever you use an item or a non-Weapon piece of equipment which
calls for a Skill Check or has an effect or prerequisite based on a Skill Rank, you Wear it Better
may substitute Survival for the used Skill. This does not affect prerequisites for Prerequisites: Expert Survival
Books. Static
Effect: While wearing Body Equipment worth at least ₽1000, you gain +5 Damage
Hat Trick Reduction. This does not stack with any Damage Reduction granted by any Body
Static Equipment.
Effect: While wearing Head Equipment worth at least ₽1000, you gain 15
Damage Reduction against Critical Hits. This does not stack with any Damage
Reduction granted by any Head Equipment.

Movement Mastery
Static
Effect: Choose one of Art of Stealth, Athletic Initiative, Mounted Prowess,
Nimble Movement, Slippery, Stamina, Swimmer, or Wallrunner. You gain the
chosen Edge, even if you do not meet the prerequisites. Additionally, you may
take any of these Edges in the future as if you did meet the prerequisites.
 Cheerleader
[Class]
Prerequisites: Inspired Training, Novice Charm
At-Will – Extended Action
Target: Your Pokémon with at least 2 Tutor Points remaining
Effect: Your Pokémon loses 2 Tutor Points and gains the Friend Guard Ability.

Moment of Action Go, Fight, Win!

[Orders] [Orders]
Prerequisites: Cheerleader Prerequisites: Moment of Action, Expert Charm
At-Will – Standard Action Scene x3 – Standard Action
Target: Up to two Allied Trainers Effect: Choose and perform one of the cheers below. You
Effect: Each target gains 1 Temporary Action Point. These may perform each Cheer only once per Scene.
Action Points disappear after one full Round. » Show Your Best!: Choose Def or Sp.Def, all allies on the
Field gain +1 CS in the chosen Stat.
Cheers » Don’t Stop Now!: All allies on the Field gain Temporary
Prerequisites: Cheerleader Hit Points equal to your Charm Rank.
X AP – Swift Action » I Believe In You!: All allies on the Field gain a +2 Bonus
Trigger: You use [Orders] to evasion for 1 full round.
Effect: The target or targets of the triggering [Orders] are
Cheered for 1 full round. While Cheered, the target’s Keep Fighting!
Combat Stages cannot be lowered by foe’s attacks, Prerequisites: 5 Cheerleader Features, Master Charm
features, or abilities. This Feature costs 0 AP if the Daily x2 – Free Action
triggering effect affects only one ally, and costs 1 AP if it Trigger: Your Pokémon or an Ally Trainer with over 1 Hit
affects two or more. Point is reduced to 0 Hit Points or lower
Effect: That Ally’s Hit Point count is reduced to 1 instead,
Inspirational Support and then gains Temporary Hit Points equal to your Charm
Prerequisites: Cheers, Adept Charm Rank doubled.
Static
Effect: Whenever your Pokémon with Friend Guard
targets an Ally with an Ability or Status Move, the
targeted Ally becomes Cheered.

Bring It On!
Prerequisites: Cheers, Adept Charm
1 AP – Free Action
Effect: You may trigger Bring It On! whenever...

» A Cheered Ally takes Damage, to grant them 5 Damage

Reduction against the triggering Damage.
» A Cheered Ally makes a Save Check, to grant them a +2
Bonus on that check.
» A Cheered Ally Takes a Breather, to grant them
Temporary Hit Points equal to your Charm Rank.

A target may benefit from each “Bring It On!” effect only

once per Scene.
 Medic
[Class]
Prerequisites: Novice Medicine Education
Static
Effect: You are always considered to have access to a First Aid Manual and a Combat Medic’s Primer, and are always
considered to be Binding their Rank 1 Effects without actually using any AP.
Front Line Healer
Prerequisites: Medic
Static
Effect: When you apply a Restorative, you gain +5
Damage Reduction for 1 full round. Whenever you use
Combat Medic’s Primer’s Rank 2 effect, you may apply
the same effect on yourself. Damage Reduction from this
Feature does not stack with itself.
Medical Techniques
Prerequisites: Medic, Adept Medicine Education
1 AP – Free Action
Trigger: You apply a Restorative Item
Effect: The target of the triggering action gains a Tick of
Hit Points, plus an additional amount of Hit Points equal
to your Medicine Education Rank.
I’m a Doctor
[Ranked 2]
Rank 1 Prerequisites: Medic
Rank 2 Prerequisites: Medic, Adept Medicine Education
Static
Effect: Each Rank, you gain one of Field Clinic or Medic
Training and one of Nurse or First Aid Expertise.
Proper Care
Prerequisites: I’m a Doctor Rank 1, Field Clinic, Expert
Medicine Education
Static
Effect: You gain additional bonuses to using Restoratives
and Features while in a Field Clinic, Poke Center,
Hospital, or other dedicated healing space that lets you
access supplies.
» When you trigger First Aid Expertise here, the injury
that is Removed does not count towards the total
number of Injuries that may be removed each day.
» When you trigger Nurse here, Bandages cure 1 Injury
after three hours, in addition the injury healed after 6
hours.
» All Restoratives heal an additional 5 Hit Points. This
stacks with the bonus granted by Field Clinic.
Stay With Us!
Prerequisites: Front Line Healer, Master Medicine
Education
Daily x3 – Full Action, Reaction
Trigger: An Ally is hit by an attack
Effect: You must be able to Shift to your target to use this
Feature. If you can, you immediately do so, and may
apply a Potion, Super Potion, Hyper Potion, Energy
Powder, or Energy Root. Though damage, injuries, and all
other effects of the triggering attack are finalized before
this Feature is applied, do not determine if the target has
been Fainted, Killed, or gained Injuries from Hit Point
Markers until after the effects of the action chosen
through use of this Feature has been resolved.
Gadgeteer Research Field
Improvised Gadgets
Prerequisites: Novice Technology Education
Bind 2 AP – Extended Action
Target: A willing Pokémon with the Magnetic, Zapper, or
Threaded Capability
Effect: Choose one of the Capabilities listed in the Target
line that the target Pokémon has. You create a Main or
Off-Hand Equipment Item usable by Trainers that grants
the user the chosen Capability. Whenever a Trainer
makes Struggle Attacks using Zapper through this Item,
they may choose to use your Technology Education Rank
tripled in place of an offensive Stat. When this Feature is
Unbound, the Equipment Item breaks and cannot be
repaired. You may only have X instances of this Feature
Bound at once, where X is equal to half your Technology
Education Rank.
I Meant To Do That
Prerequisites: Improvised Gadgets, Adept Technology
Education
At-Will – Special
Condition: You must have at least one Equipment Item
you created with Improvised Gadgets equipped to use
this Feature.
Effect: Choose one of your equipped items you created
with Improved Gadgets. It is destroyed and cannot be
repaired, and that instance of Improvised Gadgets is
immediately Unbound. Use the effect below
corresponding to the Capability granted by the chosen
item.
» Magnetic: You may activate this effect as a Standard Action
Interrupt whenever a Steel or Electric-Type attack or an attack with a
metal Weapon would hit a target within 5 meters. The attack instead
misses all targets within 5 meters.
» Threaded: Choose up to 3 targets within 4 meters and perform an
AC 4 Status Attack against them as a Standard Action. All hit targets
become Stuck and Trapped for one full round.
» Zapper: You may activate this effect as a Swift Action upon hitting a
foe with a Zapper-modified Struggle Attack. The foe is Paralyzed.
Gadgeteer Recipes
Cap Cannon Cap Ammo
At-Will – Extended Action At-Will – Extended Action
Effect: You create a Cap Cannon for Effect: You create a Bean Cap for ₽25,
₽2000. a Glue Cap for ₽50, or a Net Cap for
₽100.
Capsule Science
Prerequisites: Improvised Gadgets, Expert Technology
Education
Static
Effect: You learn the Cap Cannon, Cap Ammo, and
Wonder Launcher recipes, and you gain the following
additional effects when using those items.
» Bean Caps: You gain a +10 Damage Bonus when using Bean Caps.
» Glue Caps: Your Effect Range when using Glue Caps is increased by
+3.
» Net Caps: Targets affected by your Net Caps gain a -X penalty to all
Damage Rolls, where X is your Technology Education Rank.
» Wonder Launcher: Whenever you apply an item to a target using
the Wonder Launcher, they gain Temporary Hit Points equal to your
Technology Education Rank
Enhanced Capsules
Prerequisites: Capsule Science, Master Technology
Education
Daily x3 – Extended Action
Target: A willing Pokémon with one of the Capabilities
listed below
Effect: Choose one of the Capabilities below which the
target Pokémon has. You create a consumable item with
the effect below, depending on the chosen Capability. All
unused items created with Enhanced Capsules are
rendered inert after an Extended Rest (including
modifications to other items).
» Glow: This item may be attached to a Wonder Launcher as a
Standard Action to give the following effect for the rest of the Scene:
Whenever you apply an Item to a target using this Wonder Launcher,
that target gains the Illuminate Ability for one full round.
» Magnetic: This item may be loaded into a Cap Cannon to provide
two Bean Cap Ammo. When fired, these Bean Caps cannot miss.
» Threaded: This item may be loaded into a Cap Cannon to provide
two Glue Cap Ammo. When fired, they affect a Blast 2 instead of a
single target.
» Zapper: This item may be loaded into a Cap Cannon as a single Net
Cap Ammo. Targets trapped by this Net Cap are Suppressed while
trapped. Targets immune to Electric-Type attacks are immune to this
Wonder Launcher
effect.
At-Will – Extended Action
Effect: You create a Wonder Launcher
for ₽5000.
General Research Field
Breadth of Knowledge
Prerequisites: Novice General Education
Static
Effect: You gain three Edges for which you qualify. These
Edges must be used to gain a Skill Edge with an Education
Skill, or to gain an Edge that has an Education Skill as a
Prerequisite that you meet.
Bookworm
Prerequisites: Breadth of Knowledge
Static
Effect: You gain X Study Points, where X is equal to 2 plus
one more for every other General Research Feature you
have. You may Drain Study Points to benefit from
studying Books, instead of Draining your Action Points.
Study Points are restored to your maximum after an
Extended Rest, just like Action Points.
New General Edges and Features
Edges
Field Clinic
Prerequisites: Adept Medicine Education
Effect: Whenever your party Sets Up Camp, you may
spend ₽200 worth of Medical Scrap to set up a Field
Clinic. While using the Field Clinic, all members gain the
following benefits;
» You may spend ₽300 of Medical Scrap to create and
apply a Bandage or use a First Aid Kit
» If you have the Nurse Feature, you may spend ₽300 to
activate it without Draining AP.
» Potions, Super Potions, Hyper Potions, Full Restores,
Revives, Energy Powders, and Energy Roots used in this
area heal their target an additional 5 Hit Points.
(Setting Up Camp is just as it sounds; any time you
prepare a safe area to rest as an Extended Action, that
counts for the purposes of Field Clinic.)
Well Read
Prerequisites: Bookworm, Expert General Education
Static
Effect: You may use your General Education Rank to
qualify for Books, instead of the Book’s usual Skill
Prerequisites, provided you have the normal Prerequisite
at least Novice Rank.
Echoes of the Future
Prerequisites: Breadth of Knowledge, Master General
Education
Daily x2 – Free Action
Trigger: You or your Pokémon make a roll
Effect: You may roll twice and keep the best result.
Features
Nurse
Prerequisites: Expert Medicine Education
Drain 2 AP – Extended Action
Trigger: You take an Extended Res
Effect: During this Extended Rest, Pokémon and Trainers
in your care gain the benefits listed below. The AP Drain
cost from triggering this Feature is applied after the
Extended Rest is completed and AP Drain has otherwise
been restored.
» They heal 1/8th of their Max Hit Points per half hour of
rest instead of 1/16th (does not stack with Bandages).
» If the Extended Rest lasts at least 6 hours, they may
remove 1 Injury.
Book Items

Book Item Mechanics

Books hold knowledge, and knowledge is power! Books are Items associated with Education Skills that can be used during Extended
Actions to Drain your AP to receive certain benefits.

After half an hour of study, you can Drain 1 AP to gain the benefits of one Rank of a Book , if you meet the prerequisite Skill for that
Book’s Rank. Ranks in an individual book must be gained sequentially (e.g. you must have the Novice Rank effect to gain the the Expert
Rank effect).

The benefits from a Book last until an Extended Rest is taken; when an Extended Rest is taken, you may choose to renew any Drain
previously held from Books and continue to gain the effects.

Books generally cost ₽1000, but may differ depending on the availability in your campaign, so ask your GM.

General Education Books Medicine Education Books

Study Manual First Aid Manual

Description: A Study Manual is always assigned to a single Skill
and covers a specific narrow field that can be taken as a Skill
Stunt. A list of examples is provided.
Rank 1 - Novice General Education: You gain a Skill Stunt in the
associated Skill of the Study Manual covering the narrow field
specified by the Study Manual.
Rank 2 - Expert General Education: You gain a general +2
Bonus to the associated Skill. This Bonus does not stack with
other bonuses from Books or Equipment to the same Skill.
Examples: Gossip Mag - Charm (regional celebrities),
Locksmith’s Manual - Stealth (lock-picking), Paleontology
Manual - Survival (digging up fossils), How to be 1337 -
Technology Education (hacking)
The Joy of Cooking
Description: A cookbook for novice and experienced chefs
alike.
Rank 1 - Novice General Education: Your material costs for
crafting Food Items of any variety are reduced by 10%.
Rank 2 - Expert General Education: Meal and Refreshment
Items you create cause whoever eats them to gain a Tick of Hit
Points.
How Berries??
Description: A beginner’s guide to the proper care of berry
plants.
Rank 1 - Adept General Education: Once per day when making
a Yield Roll, add +1 to the result.
Rank 2 - Expert General Education: You may create Mulch
from Food Scrap.
Description: A training manual given to all EMTs.
Rank 1 - Novice Medicine Education: You gain a +10 Bonus to
Medicine Education Checks made to use a First Aid Kit.
Rank 2 - Expert Medicine Education: You may use the First Aid
Expertise Feature once per day.
Traditional Medicine Reference
Description: A volume dedicated to properly preparing herbal
medications.
Rank 1 - Adept Medicine Education: Targets you administer
Herbal Restoratives to do not lose Combat Stages no matter
how many Herbal Restoratives they’ve had in the same day.
Rank 2 - Expert Medicine Education: Whenever you admin-
ister an Herbal Restorative to a target, they may choose to gain
the Food Buff associated with Herbal Restoratives, regardless
of how many Herbal Restoratives they’ve used this day.
Combat Medic’s Primer
Description: An invaluable guide to patient care, praised by
rangers and others who need to administer first-aid on the job.
Rank 1 - Novice Medicine Education: After taking a Sprint
Maneuver, you may apply a Restorative Item on an adjacent
target as a Swift Action.
Rank 2 - Expert Medicine Education: Once per Scene as a
Standard Action, you may target an adjacent ally. The target
may immediately Take a Breather as a Full Action Interrupt if
they wish. They do not Shift and do not become Tripped as part
of this action. If the target is Confused or Enraged, you must
make a Medicine Education Check with a DC of 12 for them to
be able to Take a Breather.
Occult Education Books
Dowsing for Dummies
Description: A favorite of rock collectors everywhere, this
book teaches the user how to attune their dowsing rods.
Rank 1 - Novice Occult Education: Roll +1d6 when searching
for Shards.
Rank 2 - Adept Occult Education: When you begin searching
for Shards, you may choose to expend an additional activation
of Dowsing for the day. If you do, choose a Shard Color; all the
Shards you find during this search will be of the chosen Color.
How to Avoid Being Spooked
Description: A questionable old tome filled with Ghost-related
esoterica.
Rank 1 - Adept Occult Education: While holding a Cleanse Tag
in your Main or Off-Hand Equipment Slot, you can see
Pokémon and Trainers using the Invisibility Capability.
Rank 2 - Expert Occult Education: While holding a Cleanse Tag
in your Main or Off-Hand Equipment Slot, you are immune to
the Cursed Status Affliction.
Tinfoil Gospel: Your Primer on Thwarting the
Conspiracies of the New World Order
Description: An even more questionable tome, filled with
laughable conspiracy theories. Its mental exercises are
strangely effective, however.
Rank 1 - Novice Occult Education: You gain the Iron Mind Edge
and the Skill Stunt - Focus (resisting Telepathy).
Rank 2 - Expert Occult Education: Your Aura becomes
muddled and difficult to read. Pokémon and Trainers with the
Aura Reader Capability cannot discern the tint of your Aura
and must succeed on an opposed Intuition or Focus Check vs
your Occult Education or Focus in order to read the hue of your
Aura. Upon failure, they may not attempt to read your Aura
again for the remainder of the Scene.
Pokémon Education Books
Type Study Manual
Description: These Books focus on one particular Pokémon
Type.
Rank 1 - Novice Pokémon Education: You gain a -5 Bonus on
Capture Checks against the studied Type.
Rank 2 - Expert Pokémon Education: When you apply
Experience Training, you may choose to give one of your
Pokémon of the studied Type +10 Bonus Experience. The same
Pokémon cannot be chosen two days in a row.
Pokémon Daycare Licensing Guide
Description: This book teaches advanced Pokémon Breeding
techniques.
Rank 1 - Adept Pokémon Education: When Breeding Pokémon
of this Book’s Egg Group, you may choose which parent’s
species the Egg is of.
Rank 2 - Master Pokémon Education: When hatching Eggs of
Pokémon of this Book’s Egg Group, the hatched Pokémon
learns their first Inheritance Move at Level 10 instead of Level
20.
Survival Books
Fishing 101
Description: A good way to waste an afternoon sitting at the
side of a boat.
Rank 1 - Novice Survival: You gain the Snare Capture
Technique, but it only applies to Pokémon you have fished up.
Rank 2 - Adept Survival: Whenever you fish up a Pokémon,
choose two Combat Stats. That Pokémon becomes Flinched
and loses 1 Combat Stage in each of the chosen Stats.
A Field Guide to Fungi
Description: This book tells you which mushrooms are good to
eat and which ones will give you a bad trip.
Rank 1 - Novice Survival: You automatically identify all Tiny
Mushrooms, Big Mushrooms, and Balm Mushrooms you pick.
Whenever you or your Pokémon consume one of those
Mushrooms, they ignore the negative effect of the Mushroom
(Hit Point loss, Poison, Combat Stage loss).
Rank 2 - Adept Survival: You can create the Hearty Meal Chef
Recipe as an Extended Action but only by using Mushrooms as
ingredients.
Travel Guide
Description: A Travel Guide covers a specific location, such as
a mountain or a pair of routes in the wilderness. Travel Guides
are usually written for the more popular destinations in a
region, but they might exist for more obscure and out of the
way locations.
Rank 1 - Novice Survival: You gain the following Skill Stunts
while traveling in the studied location: Survival (Foraging) and
Survival (Navigation).
Rank 2 - Expert Survival: You and your Pokémon do not take
damage from naturally occurring Weather effects in the
studied location.
Technology Education Books

The Anarchist Cookbook

Description: The simple act of owning this book isn’t illegal,
but carrying out its suggestions might be.
Rank 1 - Novice Technology Education: Whenever you apply a
Repel to a target, they become Blinded until the end of their
next turn. This may only affect a target once per Scene.
Rank 2 - Expert Technology Education: Whenever you hit a
target with a Repel or Pester Ball, they lose Hit Points equal to
your Technology Education Rank.

Poké Ball Technical Manual

Description: Your all-in-one guide to balls.
Rank 1 - Novice Technology Education: Your material costs for
crafting Poke Balls of any variety are reduced by 10%.
Rank 2 - Expert Technology Education: Poke Balls you craft
gain a +2 Bonus to Accuracy Rolls.

DIY Engineering
Description: For those who like the homemade touch, and
aren’t afraid to learn by doing.
Rank 1 - Novice Technology Education: Your material costs for
crafting items crafted from Mechanical Scrap are reduced by
10%.
Rank 2 - Expert Technology Education: Whenever you Scrap
an Item you created, you gain Scrap worth 75% of its monetary
cost instead of only 50%.
Class-Specific Abilities and Ability Changes

While some Abilities were removed in their entirety during the PokéDex update, Oracle, Rider, Stone Warrior, and Shade
Caller still grant some of these abilities. Therefore, while they were intended to be phased out and are unavailable for
general use, they have been reprinted here for the convenience of people using those Classes.

Ability: Instinct
Static
Effect: The user’s default Evasion is increased by +2. Defensive.

Ability: Run Up
Static
Effect: If the user moves in a straight line to a target and uses
a damaging Melee Attack, it may add the number of meters
traveled in a direct line as Bonus Damage to a Damage Roll.

Ability: Twisted Power

Static
Effect: The user adds half of their Attack Stat to the damage
rolls of their Special Moves; and the user adds half of their
Special Attack Stat to the damage of their Physical Moves. This
does not change the Damage Class of any attack.

In addition, some of the changes have made certain abilities incompatible, at least as intended, with the Classes they are
granted to. Changes for Prism and Wind Runner have been provided here.

Prism: Sunglow should grant Special Attack CS instead of Attack CS.

Wind Runner: Accelerate (which replaces Gale Wings) should require a damaging Flying-Type Move, rather than a Damaging Move
with STAB.
Supplementary Changes
Status Changes

Paralysis: A paralyzed user’s Initiative is halved. Make a Save Check that succeeds on 11+ at start of the user’s turn. On a
successful check the user may act normally, but on a failed check the following effects occur:
- The user can only take a Standard OR Shift Action that round, but not both.
- The user is Vulnerable for 1 full round.
- The user cannot take attacks of opportunity for 1 full round.

Flinch: Upon becoming Flinched, the user lowers their Initiative by 5 for the rest of the Scene and is Vulnerable for 1 full
round. Multiple of instances of Flinch may stack; being switched out removes the Initiative-lowering effect.

Infatuation: The creature that Infatuated the target becomes the target’s Crush. Infatuated users take a -5 penalty on all
Damage Rolls that do not include their Crush as a target. For determining Damage Rolls that do include their Crush as a
target, the Infatuated target’s Attack and Special Attack are halved. The user is cured of Infatuation with a Save Check of
16+ made at end of turn.

Confusion: Confused users cannot take Attacks of Opportunity. If a Confused user makes an Attack (even attacks
without rolls), roll 1d2. On 1, after the attack is resolved, the user loses Hit Points equal to half their Attack Stat if the
Move was Physical, half or their Special Attack Stat if the Move was Special, or two Ticks of Hit Points if the Move was a
Status Move. The user is cured of Confusion with a Save of 16+ made at end of turn.

Suppression: Suppressed users cannot use Moves with any Frequency other than “At-Will”. Suppression always lasts 1 full
round, unless a Move or Ability specifies otherwise.

Vulnerable: Add this condition to Blinded, Sleeping, Fainted, Frozen, and Tripped targets.

Tutor Changes

All Moves taught through Tutoring Features (Ex: Mentor’s Move Tutor and Egg Tutor, Chronicler’s Archive Tutor) now
have prerequisites:
» Pokémon under Level 20 may only learn Moves of an At-Will or EOT Frequency with a max Damage Base of 7.
» Pokémon from Level 20 to 29 may only learn Moves with up to a Scene Frequency and max Damage Base of 9.
» Pokémon at Level 30 and above have no restrictions when being taught Moves through Tutors.

This applies to Inheritance Moves as well. If a Pokémon were to have Heal Pulse as its only Inheritance Move, that Move
would be gained at Level 30 despite the Level 20 slot for Inheritance Moves being empty.

Poké Edge Changes

Basic Ranged Attacks now has no Level Prerequisite.

Aura Pulse no longer requires a Trainer with the Aura Pulse Capability.
Mixed Sweeper is replaced with the following:
Mixed Power
Prerequisites: Level 10, Invested at least 5 Level-Up Stat Points into both Attack and Special Attack
Cost: 2 Tutor Points
Effect: The user adds half of their Attack Stat to the damage rolls of their Special Moves; and the user adds half of their
Special Attack Stat to the damage of their Physical Moves. This does not change the Damage Class of any attack.
Capture Mechanic Changes

A Capture Roll is now a 1d20 roll where you aim to meet or exceed a target number. If you have gained the Amateur
Trainer bonus at Level 5, add +1 to this roll. If you have gained the Capable Trainer bonus at Level 10, instead add +2 to
this roll. If Veteran Trainer, +3; if Elite Trainer, +4, if Champion, +5.

A Pokémon’s Capture Rate depends on its Level, Hit Points, Status Afflictions, Evolutionary Stage, and Rarity.

A Pokémon’s base Capture Rate is 10. For each 10 Levels it has, add 1 to this Capture Rate.

In the event you want the Pokémon to be more difficult to catch, like if it were a Boss, Shiny, or a Legendary Pokémon,
then raise this number by a value between 5 and 20 based on what you feel is appropriate for its rarity. Remember that
Pokémon that have been Knocked Out cannot be captured; Poké Balls will simply fail to attempt to energize them.

Next, go down the following checklist. For each condition that applies check every check box next to the condition. Then,
at the end, add up the total number of check boxes and subtract 2 from the Pokémon’s Capture for each check box.

☐ Is the Pokémon at or under 50% its maximum Hit Points?

☐ Is the Pokémon at or under 25% its maximum Hit Points?
☐☐ Is the Pokémon suffering from 5 or more Injuries?
☐ Is the Pokémon suffering from at least one Persistent or Volatile Status Affliction?
☐☐ Does the Pokémon have exactly two evolution stages remaining?
☐ Does the Pokémon have exactly one evolution stage remaining?

For example, a level 10 Pikachu at 70% Hit Points and Confused would have a Capture Rate of 7.
Math: Base (10+1) -2 (Status Affliction) -2 (one evolutionary stage) = 7

A Shiny level 30 Caterpie that is at 40% Hit Points would have a Capture Rate of 12.
Math: Base (10+3) +5 (GM discretion Shiny bonus) -2 (Hit Points) -4 (two evolutionary stages) = 12

A level 80 Hydreigon that is at exactly 1 Hit Point and is Burned, Poisoned, and has 5 Injuries would have a Capture Rate
of 10.
Math: Base (10+8) - 4 (Hit Points) -2 (Status Affliction) -4 (Injuries) = 10

Supplementary Capture Changes

Poké Balls are pretty easy to convert. Flip the sign on all
modifiers, then divide by 5. For example, a Great Ball
gives a +2 bonus to Capturing. An Ultra Ball gives +3. A
Timer Ball starts at -1 and can go up to +4. As a general
rule, you can apply this to most other effects in the
system that affect Captures. For example, Capture
Specialist’s Snare gives a +2 bonus.
In addition, replace Capture Specialist’s Gotta Catch
‘Em All with the following revision:
Gotta Catch ‘Em All
Prerequisites: Advanced Capture Techniques Rank 3
Static
Effect: Every time you Capture a Wild Pokémon that is a
member of an evolutionary family of which you own no
other Pokémon, you gain 1 Collector Stack. Whenever
you make a Capture Roll, you may spend up to three
Collector Stacks to gain an equal bonus to your Capture
Roll, or you may spend three Collector Stacks to re-roll
entirely.
Variant Damage Base Rules
Much in the same vein as Capture Checks, if you want to speed up your turns and not have to worry about remembering
as many complex formulas, you can make all Damage Base rolls Xd4 (plus all appropriate modifiers, such as Stats and
Abilities), where X is the Damage Base of the Attack. For example, a DB 8 attack would roll 8d4 + Stat for damage.
Item Changes
Mechanical Scrap is a new Scrap category that
encompasses Items made with the Gadgeteer, Engineer,
and Upgrader Fields of Study.
Glue Cannons and Weighted Nets are replaced with
Cap Cannons, which have the following rules text:
Cap Cannon - Capsule Cannons (or Cap Cannons for
short) are two-handed pieces of Equipment which can
be loaded with different types of Capsules (Caps) and
fired. They can be fired as a Standard Action, and the
range and effect of the Cannon depends on the Cap
used. A Cap Cannon may have up to five Caps loaded in
it at once, and they do not have to be fired in any
particular order. You may load up to two Caps into a
Cannon as a Standard Action. There are three types of
Caps: Bean Caps, Glue Caps, and Net Caps. In addition
to Caps, Capsule Cannons can also be loaded with
Smoke Bombs, Pester Balls, and Poke Balls. When fired
this way, these items behave normally but have a Range
of 10 meters. Capsule Cannons cost ₽5000.
Bean Cap - Bean Caps shoot as a small cloth projectile
filled with beads, which explodes upon contact, dealing
some damage.
Cost per Cap: ₽50
AC: (6 minus Tech Edu Rank, Minimum 2)
Range: 10 meters
Effect: The target takes 20 Physical, Normal-Type
Damage. On 18+, the target is Tripped and loses a Tick
of Hit Points.
Glue Cap - Glue Caps shoot as a sticky orb that explodes
upon contact, covering the target in a sticky adhesive.
Cost per Cap: ₽100
AC: (8 minus Tech Edu Rank, Minimum 2)
Range: 8 meters
Effect: Cause the target to become Slowed, and their
Initiative is lowered by 5. On 18+, the target is also
Stuck and Trapped.
Net Cap - Net Caps expand into a strong fibrous net that
cling to and entangle their target.
Cost per Cap: ₽200
AC: (10 minus Tech Edu Rank)
Range: 6 Meters
Effect: Targets hit by a Net Cap gain all the effects
below while the net remains on them. Targets may
attempt to remove the Net as a Standard Action; if they
do, they make a Save Check with a DC of 15, adding
their Power Capability as a bonus to their Roll. Targets
may automatically remove the Net as an Extended
Action.
» If the target is a Wild Pokémon, Capture Rate is
increased by +20
» If the target is Large Size or smaller, they take a -3
penalty to Accuracy Rolls
» If the target is Medium Size or smaller, they are
Slowed and Vulnerable
» Sky and Levitate Speeds cannot be used; the target is
forced to lower themselves to the ground (without
taking fall damage).
Heavy Shields are removed from the system.
Light Shields (now just Shields) grant a +1 Evasion
bonus rather than +2.
Light Armor is split into two varieties:
» Light Armor grants +5 Damage Reduction against
Physical Damage.
» Special Armor grants +5 Damage Reduction against
Special Damage.
Heavy Armor now grants +5 Damage Reduction against
all Damage.
Class Errata

Replace any instance of Mastermind in the book with Fire Ace: Incandescence is adjusted as follows:
Commander.

Ace Trainer: For Signature Technique, Scattershot

makes the move become 2 targets instead of 3. Double
Curse may not be used on any move that could allow
you to use a non-Status move (such as Copycat, Sketch,
or Transform).
Athlete: Replace “Athletic Prowess” in Athlete’s
Prerequisites with “Athletic Initiative”.
Capture Specialist: Tools of the Trade now gives an
Accuracy bonus to Cap Cannons.
Chef: Dumplings cannot be used to make other
Dumpling items. No infinite recursion, please.
The bonus from Accentuated Taste can only be gained
once per item, even if Complex Aftertaste is used to
give an additional Food Buff for the item.
Duelist: Tagging is a Priority (Limited) Action.
Fashionista: Dashing Makeover only applies to items
that you can make via Fashionista.
Hobbyist: Hobbyist now only allows the user to take
Skill Edges that Rank Up a Skill.
Hunter: Surprise! now has an AP discount when
triggered by attacks using Cap Cannons.
Incandescence
[Orders] [Stratagem]
Prerequisites: Brightest Flame, Type-Linked Skill at Expert
Bind 2 AP – Standard Action
Target: Your Fire-Type Pokémon
Effect: While this Feature is Bound, the target gains the Mixed
Power Poké Edge effect when using damaging Fire-Type
Attacks. If the target already has Mixed Power, they instead
add their entire Attack and Special Attack Stats to all damaging
Fire-Type Attacks, instead of one or the other.
Apothecary: Medical Techniques is replaced with the
following:
Affliction Techniques
Prerequisites: Patch Cure, Expert Medicine Education
1 AP – Free Action
Trigger: You use an Antidote, Burn Heal, Ice Heal, or Paralyze
Heal
Effect: If the target successfully cures the target of its linked
Status Affliction, the item has additional effects.
» Antidote: The target gains +1 Special Defense Combat Stage
» Burn Heal: The target gains +1 Defense Combat Stage.
» Ice Heal: The target gains +1 Attack or Special Attack Combat
Stage.
» Paralyze Heal: The target gains +1 Speed Combat Stage.

Ninja: Add [+Speed] to Ninja’s Arsenal.

Survivalist: Natural Fighter now allows a Survivalist to

use the Move Spikes instead of Fling when in Urban
terrain.

Bug Ace: X in Disruption Order is equal to half your

type-linked skill rank.

Steel Ace: Iron Grit Targets “Your Steel-Type Pokémon”.

Arcanist: The Damage Base increase in Arcanist no

longer applies to Struggle Attacks.
General Errata
Digestion Buffs are now called Food Buffs. Food Buffs
last until the end of an Extended Rest.
Repulsive Medicines are now called Herbal
Restoratives and no longer cause Pokémon to dislike
their Trainer. Instead, they have the following effects:
Herbal Restoratives function differently from most
normal Restorative items. While you can spray as many
Potions on a Pokémon or Trainer each day as you like,
using too many Herbal Restoratives in one day can be
detrimental. However, using just one or two a day is
fine and can even be better than using normal
Restoratives!
Keep track of how many Herbal Restoratives a Pokémon
or Trainer consumes. This count is reset after each
Extended Rest.
The first time a Pokémon or Trainer consumes an
Herbal Restorative in a given period, they gain a Food
Buff that can be traded in to gain a +2 bonus on a Save
Check.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Teleportation provoke Attacks of Opportunity?
A: No.
Q: Does Underdog’s Strength prevent Mega Evolution?
A: No.
Q: What happens if you go above DB 28?
A: The maximum DB is 28. Any effects that would raise
it above 28 instead raises it to 28.
Q: Can Free Actions be used at any time?
A: No, unless used by a trigger, Free Actions may only
be used on your own turn.
Q: Can a X-target attack (for instance “Ranged, 3
Targets”) target fewer than X creatures?
A: Yes. Area of Effect attacks (like Burst and Cone),
however, must target all creatures in their area, unless
they specify otherwise (such as Twister).
The second time a Pokémon or Trainer consumes an
Herbal Restorative in a given period, they become
unable to gain Food Buffs or Temporary Hit Points until
they take an Extended Rest.
The third time and every time thereafter that Pokémon
or Trainer consumes an Herbal Restorative in a given
period, roll 1d6. 1 corresponds to Attack, 2 to Defense,
3 to Special Attack, 4 to Special Defense, 5 to Speed,
and 6 is re-rolled. The user’s default Combat Stage for
the rolled Stat is reduced by 1 until they take an
Extended Rest.
The Attack of Opportunity trigger “An adjacent foe
Shifts out of a Square adjacent to you” should instead
read “An adjacent foe Shifts out of a Square adjacent to
you into a Square that is not adjacent to you.”
The Grappled effect “Cannot take Shift Actions, or any
actions that would cause them to Shift” should instead
read “Cannot take any action that would allow them to
Shift, but may make other Shift actions, such as ending
the Tripped condition.”
Q: Can Combo Striker trigger multiple times on Double
Strike Moves?
A: Yes.
Q: If you’re Enraged, can you do things like release a
Pokémon with a Shift Action?
A: Yes. The intention behind Enraged was that you can’t
use a Standard Action to do anything other than use a
Damaging Move or Struggle attack. Your other actions
are not affected.
Q: Why is [thing in the PokéDex] inconsistent with
[other thing in the PokéDex]?
A: Because there are a lot of Pokémon, and it’s a lot of
work to make them consistent. Things slip through the
cracks. Feel free to adjust size categories or whatnot in
your own game should you so choose.
Q: Why doesn’t [Pokémon] learn this move that it does
in the video games?
A: Things slip through the cracks. If it learns it in the
games and doesn’t in PTU, it’s likely an accident.
Q: How do Choice Items interact with new Suppression?
A: It still lasts until the end of the Scene, allowing only
At-Will moves.
Q: Can things, like Dodge, that force a move to miss be
used on no-miss moves to make them miss?
A: Yes, but only if it occurs after the hit. Mind Reader
would not be able to force a no-miss Move to miss, as it
occurs during the targeting phase, while the no-miss
portion occurs afterwards. Dodge, however, would, as
the move has already hit – the Ability is just changing
that hit that was made into a miss.
Q: Can I take multiple Elemental Connection edges?
A: No. An edge may only be taken more than once if it
specifies that it can be.
Q: Does the [Class] feature in a class count as a feature
in that class?
A: Yes.
Q: Does Baton Pass transfer combat stages gained from
a change in default (such as from Ace Trainer)?
A: No. Default positive CS are not transferred.
Q: Do Double Strike moves trigger effects that rely on
being hit multiple times, if both attack roll hits?
A: No. Despite there being two attack rolls, that is only
to determine the DB of the single hit.
Q: What qualifies as an AoE for the purposes of only
rolling one attack roll and one damage roll?
A: Attacks that do not have a set number of targets only
use one attack and damage roll. For instance, Blast, Line
and Pass moves used as multi-space moves would only
roll once, but something like Razor Wind would roll one
attack per target.

Q: Do Arcane Weapons change the types of non-

weapon Moves used with them (for instance, Rogue
Moves)?
A: No, they only ever change the types of Struggles
modified by and Weapon Moves granted by the weapon
itself.

Q: Are Restoratives intended to be league legal?

A: No.

Q: Can the Hobbyist class be taken as a Trainer Bonus if

it’s a level that allows a General Feature (such as the
Bonus at level 5)?
A: Yes, due to its special clause. The class itself counts as
a General Feature, even if you haven’t taken it yet.

Q: Do a mount’s burst attacks hit their rider, or vice

versa?
A: No.

Q: Can I use Commander’s Voice with both my Standard

and my Swift action in one turn, for a total of 3 orders?
A: No. Since it says ‘or’, you can only use it once per
turn.