Trading Problems

Requirements: 5 Crafting, 15 Engineering, a pokéitem to spare, and a willingness to constantly travel between the Jutonin region and Gielinor

Step 1. Start this quest by handing over a pokéitem to officer Cherry causing a cut-scene where she thinks you are the latest victim of their own personal trading device breaking down while you just wanted to give her a gift.

Step 2. Attempt to teach officer Cherry how to trade the old fashion way.

Step 3. Take officer Cherry to Gielinor to show her how to trade the old fashion way.

Step 4. Attempt to understand officer Cherry's explanation of how a personal trading device works.

Step 5. Return to the Jutonin region to get a proper explanation of how a personal trading device works from Professor Eucalyptus.

Step 6. Help officer Cherry fix everybody's personal trading devices.

Step 7. Try to explain the Grand Exchange.

Step 8. Take officer Cherry back to Gielinor to have her check out the Grand Exchange for herself.

Step 9. At officer Cherry's request, return to the Jutonin region to tell the engineers of the land about the Grand Exchange.

Step 10. Return to the Grand Exchange bringing the engineers along.

Step 11. Help the engineers take measurements of the Grand Exchange.

Step 12. Return the engineers back to the Jutonin region so they can start building a Grand Exchange in the free to play area of the region.

Step 13. Learn how to use a trade-link to force trade a that is 1 item up to the size of a pokéball including contains but not in a stack for 1 item up to the size of a pokéball including contains but not in a stack.

Step 14. Return to Gielinor to set up trade-links in pre-set spots of the free to play area.

Step 15. Return to the Jutonin region to update officer Cherry on your status.

Step 16. Fix the machine to trade between worlds.

Step 17. Fix the machine to trade across time.

Step 18. Fix the machine to trade between realms.

Step 19. Fix the machine to trade between dimensions.

Step 20. Talk to officer Cherry for reward and final cut scene of the quest where everybody there promises not to be as depended on technology to do everything.


Rewards: 1,500 PokéTrainer experience
500 Crafting experience
500 Engineering experience
Psyonic Trade ability
your own personal trading device
a spell for trading in the regular spell book
2 quest points
capability to trade pokémon
capability to trade between worlds
capability to trade across time
capability to trade between realms
capability to trade between dimensions
now able to trade with certain pokémon games
now able to get pokémon as gifts from those same pokémon games
a Grand Exchange is opened in the free to play area of the Jutonin region

In addition, if you completed the quest, Pokécompanionship, than you can send those pokémon games pokémon as gifts, too.

Hmm...

If you're making a series of Pokemon based quests, would you mind listing which Pokemon would be exclusive to Jutonin and to Gielinor?

Do you honestly not know that Gielinor is already in RuneScape with cities like Varrock, Falador, and Lumbridge?

Gielinor is to RuneScape as Gaia/Terra is to Earth, with the slight difference being that RuneScape is strictly human (although it has since been adopted by those who humans have influenced) and possibly limited only to the human domain. If the latter is true, that would make RuneScape the smaller - like saying Europe (or, the British/any Empire since RuneScape covers multiple landmasses) and Earth.

It's possible too that Gielinor is like RuneScape, and just a term humans adopted from another species which uses it. Making neither more correct. The point still stands that you can't travel from the Jutonin region and Gielinor, only the Jutonin region and the REST of Gielinor.[

...Although, Morbius' question was about that Pokemon who exclusively inhabit the separate regions*... so your comment wasn't really in answer to that.

*only separate because you listed they were separate in your post, not because they are technically separate (as I rambled about above). Morbius may have only meant the ones exclusive to Jutonin, and thus the whole list.

Gielinor is Runescape is Gielinor. Unless 3mpty has his way. But until then Runescape is just another name for the planet Gielinor.

Bad 3mpty! Fanon is not canon!

I never implied anything to the contrary to what you just said Dark.

I went into more detailed and included a clause the RuneScape MAY be a continent/dominion, rather than the full... but that was indicated as a theory.

Okay.

I was implying which would be exclusive to Jutonin. I know full well Gielinor is synonymous to RuneScape.

We know morbs, we were jumping on and beating down invinible for not understanding your question

I was certain it was pretty clear that any pokémon gotten caught in the RuneScape game would be caught in the Jutonin region. And pokémon that are in the Gielinor region will either belong to somebody already, most likely some player, or or just released there and just hasn't made its way back to the accessible Pokémon universe yet.

Besides when it comes to using pokémon, I see most people would probably use those that they can manage to bring in where there Pokémon games rather than those gotten from within RuneScape.

In fact, I have yet to truly decide on what would be the approipate pokémon to be wild in the Jutonin region.