Hello and welcome to The Ultimate Wishforge Guide! I'm Zach, an advid player on PFQ, and I decided to take over, maintain, and combinde two past guides by Bulbachu and big bog in this thread! In this guide I'll be covering the most effective wishforge evolutions (2nd post), alongside the best Pokemon to hatch for gems (3rd post). Please feel free to let me know if I've missed anything on any part of this guide, as well as give suggestions for if there's anything you believe should be added! Related Resources:

• Eltafez's Wishforge Calculator: Calculate how many Gems, evolutions and items you need in total.
• PFQ Tools by Omanyte: Calculate how many gems and relics until you hit wishalloy in each type.

Wishforge Badge Construction is a little more complicated then it used to be, but have no fear! You can still evolve Pokemon that match the type of badge you're trying to update. Dual types count for both typings. The type that the Pokémon was before evolving and after evolving count for both typings as well. Using Magikarp as an example; Magikarp is a pure water type upon hatching. Upon evolving, it becomes Gyarados, a Flying / Water dual type. Due to the initial typing, this evolution would count for Water type Wishforge counters, and due to the evolution's typing, it would count for Flying type and Water type Wishforge counters. You can upgrade badges by four other ways then just evolving though. Interacting with Pokemon, hatching eggs, Mega Evolution, and feeding Ravyne Flawless Gems (Yum!) To view the details on each badge youre constructing, click on the button that says "Details" in the bottom left corner of the badge's progress bar box. Now we get a fun little chart!

• The Activity column is pretty self explanatory.
• The Value column tells you how many points each single instance of the respective activiy is worth.
• The Count column says how many single instances of the respective activity that you've done to count towards this particular badge construction.
• The Total column tells you how many total points you've earned from each respective activity.

An important note about some of the activities: Pokémon interaction and Egg interaction is any Pokemon matching the type of badge you're working towards that you click on. If we take a look at how many points each activity is worth, we notice that Pokémon Evolution is still currently the most efficient activity. It has a high point value, and doesn't take nearly as much effort or currency as Mega Evolutions or Flawless Gem consumption usage. Logically, the best way to accomplish mass evolutions would be to collect Pokémon that require the lowest levels to evolve and are the type you need (or other, easy evolution methods) -- which requires a decent amount of research! I've done my best to compile the personal research I've done into this guide to help you figure out what Pokémon you want to find, buy, or hatch to use for Wishforge evolutions. The accordion hideboxes are organized by type, and each Pokémon listed has their name, [pkmn=name], all types that it's evolutions will contribute too, and it's evolution requirements. Many people do not consider evolutions that require items to be easy, but some people do! For that reason, all stone evolutions are listed at the bottom of the typing.

The way that I've discovered is quickest for collecting gems, is to choose the lowest EXP pure-type egg of the Wishforge badge you're going for, and chain/hatch it until you're satisfied with your gem results. A great example would be Magikarp -- The lowest EXP pure-water type Pokémon. However, that requires a decent amount of research to find a.) all the lowest EXP eggs of each type, and b.) the Pokémon that are pure-types. I did my best to compile all of the personal research that I did for you in this guide! Exclusive and Variant egg hatching is not considered a very effective way of gathering eggs -- these egg types are much more difficult to produce and produce far less often. I have them listed for the sake of clarity & just in case you're interested in hunting them regardless of their difficulty. For more information about breeding and egg production rates, visit A Pokémon Breeder's Guide to the Daycare. Each section lists the type's two lowest EXP eggs. I do not include dual types unless they are the LOWEST EXP and there are not other pure-type options. If I missed any, LMK! "Img codes" are the end of the URL of the .png of the egg. These are listed in tooltips (click on or hover over the egg to get them!) in order to be compadable with the QOL Script's shelter searching feature.