Pokémon Tabletop United: Pokémon Creation Guide 

An easier way to explain base relations: put all your Pokemon's stats in order from high to low. When you level up, you can't make a change that would make those stats change order. You can't make two of them tie unless they were tied from the start. This is so you can't turn a speed pokemon into an attack pokemon without still maintaining their speed build

Time to pull an all-nighter and watch all the videos in one go lol, thank you again for these videos, you are making the process of learning the game 100% easier!

I'm getting ready to create my game and this tutorials are being so useful! Please keep'em coming!

Great video! Thank you for all the help! Cant wait to play!

You can have multiple maps! That’s awesome!

Hello! Great video. I would like to point out around the 20 minute mark you said a pokemon gains a tutor point at level 5 and every five levels after. The book states on page 202 that they also start with a single tutor point, meaning they should have two when they reach level 5.

So how do you decide what stat will increase when the Pokémon gains a level? Is that based on the DM’s preference or is there a rule for that?

So do egg moves go on the natural progression list or do they go on the tm moves list?

I didn't pay attention to the stats of pokemon when I was younger. Has base relations always been a thing or just for this game?

Base stat relations seem like an unnecessary way to keep players from thinking outside the box, but if they're absolutely necessary, do they change after evolution? For instance, a Pikachu's Special Attack and Special Defense have the same base stat, but a Kantonian Raichu's Special Attack base stat is higher than its Special Defense base stat, so what if its Special Defense was higher than its Special Attack before it evolved? Also, does Nature affect base stat relations?

Great content

Is your discord still open?

So is there no ev training in the game?