#016 - Pidgey [Common]
#017 - Pidgeotto [Uncommon]
#019 - Rattata [Common]
#020 - Raticate [Uncommon]
#161 - Sentret [Common]
#162 - Furret [Uncommon]
#261 - Poochyena [Common]
#025 - Pikachu [Common]
#165 - Ledyba [Common]
#396 - Starly [Common]
#163 - Hoothoot [Common]
#010 - Caterpie [Common]
#011 - Metapod [Uncommon]
#012 - Butterfree [Uncommon]
#013 - Weedle [Common]
#014 - Kakuna [Uncommon]
#015 - Beedrill [Uncommon]
#265 - Wurmple [Common]
#167 - Spinarak [Common]
#021 - Spearow [Common]
#022 - Fearow [Uncommon]
#041 - Zubat [Common]
#046 -  Paras [Uncommon]
#102 - Exeggcute [Uncommon]

A Rescue for Rawsts
A little girl on the route is crying and you find out that a rocket grunt took her daddy, a famous scientist, away and they’re a bit farther along the route. Lead her along until you find the crook who kidnapped her father. Defeat the Team Rocket goon and the girl will reward you with some Rawst berries she found while you were walking.
Reward: 2 Rawst berries, 10 Trainer EXP

Broken Wing
It is a nice day out, and you are walking along Route 2 when you here cries of pain. You go and see what is making the cries. When you get there, you see it is a Baby Pidgey who broke its wing learning to fly. You must roleplay finding the Pidgey, taking it to the Pokemon Center, and then letting it go into the wild or leaving it in the Pokemon Center.  If you choose to leave it in the Pokemon Center, you must give it some food and play with it as well.  The Nurse Joy in charge of the Pokemon Center will then give you a Reward for helping the baby Pidgey.
Rewards: 15 Trainer EXP, Lv. 5 Pidgey - OR - 15 Trainer EXP and a Great Ball.

Stranger!?
You are walking along Route 2 when you see a stranger. You walk up and say hello, but this stranger does not even acknowledge you. It turns out it is a thief, and you realize that after you see the bag with Pokeballs in it which he is carrying. You must role-play distracting the thief with one of your Pokemon to steal the bag back. Then, take the bag back to the police office in the next town and you will receive a Yen reward and a Voucher for 2 free items of your choice.
Rewards: 20 Trainer EXP, 1000 Yen, 2 free items of your choice [Under ¥900], 15 exp for involved pokemon

Psychic Swap Requires Cut or Access Through Diglett's Cave
On Route 2, there is a woman who wants an Abra. She would be willing to trade her rare Mr. Mime for an Abra, too. Don't miss out on this special opportunity. It is a very good trade indeed.
Rewards: - Abra, + Mr. Mime, 10 Trainer Exp

Pokemon League
Make a short trip to the pokemon League, only to be turned away by a guard who tells you to come back when you have eight badges. Make sure your character is a little bummed, or has renewed motivation.
Reward: 5 Trainer Exp

Fish n' Chips
On the east side of town, lives a man who moved here from Europe, the United Kingdom to be more specific. He, of course, loves fish and chips; chips, in this case, being French Fries. Join him for a meal, then go on a walk around town with him. After a while, you discover he is a store merchant for Celadon City. When you mention it, he will give you a coupon for any two Evolution Stones you want, giving you something great to look forward to.
Reward: 10 Trainer Exp, [2] Any Evolution Stone Coupons

Hidden Item
If your Pokemon knows cut you can cut down the bush in the northern area of Route 1 in order to receive the hidden item behind it. In order to accomplish this, roleplay your Pokemon cutting down the bush and you retrieving the Rare Candy.
Reward: 5 TRAINER EXP, 1 EXP (For The Pokemon Involved), 1 Rare Candy

Lost Poochyena
A little girl from Viridian City has lost her Poochyena. The last time she saw it was somewhere around Route 1. In order to accomplish this quest you will need to role play finding the Poochyena for the little girl.
Reward: 5 TRAINER EXP,  1 EXP (For The Pokemon Involved), 1 Potion

Shop Advertisement
There's a young boy standing on the path where Viridian City and Route 1 meet. If you speak to this boy he will give you a coupon for a free Great Ball at the PokeMart.
Reward: 1 TRAINER EXP,  1 Great Ball Coupon

Beginner's Luck
You notice a Berry on top of a tall tree, the berry would be nice, but you're not the only one who wants it. Order your pokemon to get to the berry before other wild pokemon beat you to the punch.
Reward: 20 EXP (For the Pokemon Involved), 1 Oran berry (restores 10 hp)

Not Your Common Criminal
A Sentret takes something you need from you and you chase it down to find out that its home has been invaded by ferocious Pokemon; defeat them and the Sentret will thank you and give your item back.
Reward: 5 Pokemon EXP (for the Pokemon involved), 2 TRAINER EXP

Your Very First Pokemon REQUIRED QUEST
Getting your first pokemon is the start of your great career. To complete this quest, roleplay your character receiving his first companion from the Professor of the town you are starting in.
Reward: 10 Trainer Exp, [1] Starter Pokemon of your Choice

Aide Assistance
Professor Oak's aide needs you to bring a special Pokeball to another aide located on Route 1. In order to complete this quest, role play your character speaking with the aide, receiving the special Pokeball and taking it to Route 1. Return to Pallet Town and speak to the aide when your task is completed to finish the quest.
Reward: 20 Trainer Exp, [5] Pokeballs

Allowance
Your parent(s) or legal guardians need you to do a few chores before you embark on your Pokemon quest. To complete this quest you need to role play your character finishing eight chores of your choice.
Reward: 10 Trainer Exp, 3000 Yen

Town Map
Role-play going into your rivals house, talking to their sister/brother/parent(s). After sitting down for something to eat, they will give you a Town Map.
Reward: 5 Trainer Exp, [1] Town Map

Leave It to Bidoof
Your neighbor's pet Bidoof decides he is going to run off to Route 1 to get a few berries. Your neighbor doesn't think that's a good idea, so you (And your new Pokemon) must run out to get him. Your neighbor follows with his/her Mr. Mime. The Bidoof had secretely been flirting with other Bidoof and had a gang of four of them. You and your neighbor must fight them off, then take their Bidoof back to their house. You can either take the Bidoof (Lv. 10), take their Mr. Mime (Lv. 1), or get a 1500 Yen reward.
Reward: 15 Trainer Exp and a selection of: Lv. 10 Bidoof; Lv. 1 Mr. Mime; 1500 Yen

Pretty Purple Power Potion
Professor Oak calls you to his lab, and tells you he had a new potion. You, of course, rush over and give it to your pokemon, being told it enhances his power amazingly. It turns out to be a... Rare Candy! Take the Rare Candy, and feed it to your Pokemon in front of Professor Oak. After doing this quest, you get one Rare Candy once a month.
Reward: [1] Rare Candy per Month

Friendly Battle -- Part 1
You and one of your friends (Real Players) decide to have a battle with each other. It will be a 1 v.s. 1 friendly battle with no items. No winning experience will be gained, only the quest experience. Any exceptions must be talked through with staff members.
Reward: 10 Trainer Exp, 10 Pokemon Exp

Friendly Battle -- Part 2
You and your friend have already battled, and you're now ready to get in some real fighting. Well, here's your chance. Two other trainers who have completed this quest together are allowed to challenge you, and battle you two in a Double Team. Everyone will use one Pokemon, and no items will be allowed. Winning experience will be gained, as well as the quest experience. Any exceptions must be talked through with staff members.
Reward: 15 Trainer Exp, 10 Pokemon Exp

Pokedex Power
One morning, a giant tower appears in the middle of Pallet Town. You must travel up the tower with your Starter Pokemon only, then discover what the true secret of the Tower is. It turns out to be an Aron, which is a rare catch in Kanto. You can choose to catch it, or give it to Professor Oak. If you do give it to Professor Oak, he will give you a Pokedex and a Lv. 5 Pidgey. If you let Professor Oak borrow your Aron for studies for 24 real-time hours, you also get a Pokedex.
Reward: 5 Trainer Exp, Pokedex [1], Lv. 1 Aron or Lv. 5 Pidgey

When you battle, you should first let your ref know what Pokemon you're using, the Gender, and the Level. This is unnecessary only if your Pokemon information is visible in your signature. Then, after your opponent chooses his Pokemon, both of you ought to post what move you would like your Pokemon to use. The ref will then post how the round turned out, and the battle will keep going like so from there, alternating between the players' orders and the ref's narration. For Wild encounters, the same process goes, except for that when battling, Wild Pokemon, there will be nobody shouting out what moves they are supposed to use.

I will show you an example of what to do for wild encounters.

While on Route 1, Jimmy was walking, admiring the scenery, when he heard a rustling in the bushes! He looked to see what could be there.

After you do that, you can choose your Pokemon and attack right then, or wait to see what the Pokemon is. The species, level, and gender of the Pokemon you encounter is decided by the ref, chosen out of Pokemon available on that route. Be sure to boost your ref's Ref Score to show appreciation for how they're helping you out.

While battling wild pokemon, once at a low enough health point, you will be able to catch them. First, you must be absolutely sure that you have a Pokeball in your inventory with which you may catch the Pokemon. Then, post something to let your ref know that you want to catch the Pokemon. The ref will then decide whether or not your attempt to catch the Pokemon was successful. Here's an example:

Jake: Jake saw that the health of the wild Pikachu was getting low, and pulled out a Pokeball, tossing it into the air. "Go, Pokeball!" he shouted.
Joshua: The Pikachu was sucked into the Pokeball, and the red and white sphere rocked back and forth a few times... then clicked shut! Gratz! You caught Pikachu! Would you like to nickname it?

And the encounter would go to that effect. Happy catching!

To travel throughout whichever region it is that you chose to be in, it's best to do quests and other general roleplaying as you go. Make your own topic in each place that you enter and describe all that your character does there. When you're done questing and exploring in the wild, and want to move on to the next place, you have to make a very simple post in your Bio Updates.

Updating the change from one place to another is pretty much the simplest thing to do. All you have to do is, after the quest you did are updated and you're done with your wild encounters and they're updated, you post in the Bio Updates...

I would like to move to ....

...and then say where it is your character is entering. This is mostly to keep track of everybody's whereabouts, especially to make it easy to see if two players are in the same place and can therefore battle one another.

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Thief
Conniving, cunning, and sinister, the Thief terrorizes the community by stealing Pokemon. Thieves are usually found as grunts in the various criminal Teams that plague the different regions of the world. Thieves can capture another trainer's Pokemon by weakening it in battle. However, when a Thief loses a battle, he must hand over all of his stolen Pokemon and Yen to the winning trainer.

Skills:
-[Level 001] Pokemon Thievery: Unlike the other classes, Thieves can steal other trainer's -Pokemon by weakening them in battle and throwing a "Steal Ball" at them. When a Thief defeats an opponent he may take all their Yen and all their Pokemon. However, at any time a thief loses a battle they must hand over all of the Pokemon and Yen he stole to the victor. A thief can not steal a Pokemon from an opponent if when they have no other Pokemon on them.

-[Level 001]: Poor Training: Unlike the other classes, Thieves Pokemon tend to disobey them a lot quicker, which means they have to collect badges a little hastier.

-[Level 001]: One time per month the thief can do a quest role play to acquire 600 Yen so long as they are in a city when they do it.

-[Level 002]: Once per month (again as a quest RP) when in a city, the thief can get a small, simple item such as a potion, or berry.

-[Level 003]: Once per month when in the wilderness (outside of any city), the thief can role play a quest stealing any common Pokemon from an NPC trainer. This can be any common Pokemon from any region and will be level 10. The Pokemon must be in the Route.

-[Level 004]: Once per month, the thief can do a role play quest to steal any uncommon or common Pokemon from an NPC trainer. Again this can be any Pokemon from any region so long as it is not rare. It will be level 12. The level 4 ability over rides the level 3 one, thus the thief can only gain one Pokemon per month in this manner. The Pokemon must be in the Route or town you are in or earlier.

-[Level 005]: Once per month, the thief can use a role play quest in a city to steal one more uncommon useful item such as fishing rods or items like experience shares.

-[Level 006]: Once per month, in the wilderness, the thief can role play a quest stealing any one rare or lower Pokemon from an NPC trainer. This Pokemon will be at level 20.

-[Level 007]: Once per month as a role play quest, the the thief can steal a Pokemon from another character that is in the same location as the thief. There is no defense against this. The only Pokemon that can be taken though are ones in the other trainers inactive box. The Pokemon must be in the Route or town you are in or earlier.

As you can see from this a well played, active thief can wind up with lots of money, useful items and some really good Pokemon if they put their mind to it. They wont be able to advance them as fast as trainers do, but they can use their ill gotten gains to sell or trade for stuff they need more (like training maybe)