Berk Karagul
Cobblemon has more than a few surprises tucked away if you know where to look. Sure, everyone figures out how to make a basic Poké Ball or a healing item, but there are some advanced recipes that take your adventures to another level. Some of these will make battles easier, some will give you extra style points, and a few might even help you catch those elusive legends you’ve been chasing.
Ancient Poké Balls (Made with Tumblestones)
Ever wanted to try capturing Cobblemon like trainers did in ancient times? That’s where Tumblestones come in. They’re tricky to find—usually hidden in remote caves or rare biomes—but they’re worth the trouble. When you mix Tumblestones with metals like copper or iron, you can craft old-school Poké Balls that have a higher catch rate for legendary Cobblemon. Plus, they’re surprisingly durable.
Revival Herb Brew (Instant Revival)
Sometimes you’re in the middle of a tough fight, and your prized Cobblemon faints at the worst moment. Cue the Revival Herb Brew. Crafted by mixing Revival Herbs from secretive spots (like Lush Caves) with a little water and a Medicinal Leek, it’s basically a lifesaver in bottle form. One quick sip, and your Cobblemon is back in action with full health—no waiting required.
Miracle Seed Armor (For Grass-Loving Trainers)
Miracle Seeds usually boost Grass-type attacks, but if you’re feeling crafty, you can stitch them into armor. Combine them with a Leaf Stone and some standard iron armor, and you’ll get a set that not only powers up Grass-type moves for your Cobblemon but also gives you better defense and health regeneration when you’re wandering through thick forests.
Max Revive Cake (Sweet and Strong)
Yes, you can have your cake and heal with it too. This dessert uses Apricorns, Wheat, Milk, and a Max Revive to create an item that fully revives and heals your Cobblemon, all wrapped up in a tasty treat. It’s rare, and you’ll have to experiment to nail the recipe, but once you do, you’ll never head into a big fight without one.
Enchanted Poké Flute (Summoning and Calming)
If you’ve ever needed to call a Cobblemon from your PC in a hurry—or soothe a moody one—this is your item. You’ll need rare goodies like Moon Stones, Mythical Herbs, and something called a Sound Crystal. Once crafted, this flute lets you pull any Cobblemon straight from your PC and calm them if they’re acting up.
Guardian Amulet (Extra Defense in Fights)
Many trainers overlook the Guardian Amulet, but it can be a game-changer. If you combine Shiny Stones, Mythril Ingots, and an Enchanted Thread, you’ll get an accessory that cuts down the damage your Cobblemon takes by a quarter. That’s a big deal against those bosses that hit like a truck.
Power Herb Necklace (No More Charge Times)
Long charge moves—like Solar Beam—can be a hassle if your opponent is faster. The Power Herb Necklace fixes that problem. Once crafted with Power Herbs (usually found in hard-to-reach areas), a Silver Ingot, and a Leather Cord, it lets your Cobblemon fire off moves like Solar Beam instantly. No more waiting around.
Mystic Water Staff (For Water-Type Lovers)
If you’re all about Water-type Cobblemon, you’ll love the Mystic Water Staff. By fusing Mystic Water, a Water Stone, and Ancient Wood, you get an item that ramps up every Water-type move used by your Cobblemon. It’s perfect if you like riding the waves in battle or just want to wash away the competition.
Sky Feather Cape (Speed for Flying Cobblemon)
Built with Sky Feathers and Aerodust (and a pinch of Mythical Thread), this lightweight cape boosts the speed of Flying-type Cobblemon in battles. It’s also a stylish way to show off your sky-high ambitions. If you’re the type to rely on swift aerial strikes, this one’s a no-brainer.
Elemental Amulets (Supercharged Moves)
These are the crown jewels of Cobblemon crafting. Each amulet focuses on one element—Fire, Water, Electric, and so on—and requires an Elemental Gem, a Gold Ingot, and a Crystal Shard. Equipping one will ramp up the power of that element’s attacks by a huge margin. The catch? Finding the right gems is tough, but the payoff is incredible once you do.
Hidden recipes like these add a whole new layer of fun to your Cobblemon journeys. If you’re ready to dig deeper—searching caves for Tumblestones or hunting down Mythical Herbs—your efforts will be rewarded with items that change how you battle, explore, and capture. Don’t forget to keep an eye on unusual places, talk to other players who might have found secrets, and be open to experimenting with different ingredient combos. You never know what recipe you’ll unlock next.
