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|Deserted Town Center, Fallen Statue, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | |Deserted Town Center, Fallen Statue, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | ||
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| | |{{ScaledImage|Capture Pottery Sherd.png|32px}} | ||
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|Deserted House, Deserted Tower, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave | |Deserted House, Deserted Tower, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave | ||
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| | |{{ScaledImage|Dome Pottery Sherd.png|32px}} | ||
|Dome Pottery Sherd | |||
|Decaying Crypt, Deserted Tower, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | |Decaying Crypt, Deserted Tower, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | ||
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| | |{{ScaledImage|Bygone Pottery Sherd.png|32px}} | ||
|Bygone Pottery Sherd | |||
|Crumbling Arch, Decaying Crypt, Fallen Statue, Rooted Arch | |Crumbling Arch, Decaying Crypt, Fallen Statue, Rooted Arch | ||
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| | |{{ScaledImage|Nostalgic Pottery Sherd.png|32px}} | ||
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|Crumbling Arch, Deserted Town Center, Rooted Arch | |Crumbling Arch, Deserted Town Center, Rooted Arch | ||
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| | |{{ScaledImage|Suspicious Pottery Sherd.png|32px}} | ||
|Suspicious Pottery Sherd | |||
|Deserted House, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave | |Deserted House, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 1 November 2026
Pottery Sherd
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Pottery Sherds are items that are used to craft decorated pots with unique designs.
Currently, Cobblemon adds 6 new pottery sherds.
Obtaining
Loot
Pottery Sherds can be obtained by using a brush on suspicious sand or suspicious gravel in ruin structures. Below is a list of pottery sherds and the structures in which they are located.
| Icon | Name | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Helix Pottery Sherd | Deserted Town Center, Fallen Statue, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | |
| Capture Pottery Sherd | Deserted House, Deserted Tower, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave | |
| Dome Pottery Sherd | Decaying Crypt, Deserted Tower, Mossy Oubliette, Toppled Pillars | |
| Bygone Pottery Sherd | Crumbling Arch, Decaying Crypt, Fallen Statue, Rooted Arch | |
| Nostalgic Pottery Sherd | Crumbling Arch, Deserted Town Center, Rooted Arch | |
| Suspicious Pottery Sherd | Deserted House, Hidden Bunker, Unstable Cave |
Usage
Crafting
Gallery
Decorated Pot Renders
Trivia
- The different pottery sherd patterns are references to different aspects of Pokémon games.
- The Helix pottery sherd is in reference to the Helix Fossil and Omanyte. The usage of it as a pot pattern may be in reference to historical depictions of gods on clay pots in real life and "Lord Helix", an Omanyte from popular live-stream "Twitch Plays Pokémon", which became an object of worship throughout the livestreams.
- The Capture pottery sherd is in reference to the Poké Ball.
- The Dome pottery sherd is in reference to the Dome Fossil and Kabuto. It may be seen as an alternate to the Helix pottery sherd.
- The Bygone pottery sherd is in reference to the old Cobblemon model of Kleavor, which became a meme within the Cobblemon community due to their design.
- The Nostalgic pottery sherd is in reference to the classic Rhydon-like menu sprite in Generation 1/2, used for a select group of Pokémon in that generation.
- The Suspicious pottery sherd is in reference to Ditto and its ability to Transform into objects.