Spawn Re-rolling¶
The headline feature. Right-click the center (table) cells and the table will:
- Despawn nearby wild Pokémon within the tier's radius — but never owned/tethered Pokémon (yours and other players' stay safe).
- Force a fresh "maximized" natural respawn around the table, using Cobblemon's own spawner at a boosted density so you get a full batch immediately.
This lets you re-roll the local spawns on demand — ideal for shiny hunting or fishing for a specific species without wandering the world.
How many spawn?¶
Open the table's GUI and use the slider to choose how many Pokémon a re-roll spawns, up to the tier's spawn cap (Basic 5 → Glamping/Diving 12). The re-roll runs several spawner passes and stops early once it has placed enough or a pass yields nothing.
Fuel¶
Each re-roll costs bread, depending on tier:
| Tier | Bread per re-roll |
|---|---|
| Basic | 7 |
| Camping | 5 |
| Glamping | 3 |
| Diving | 3 |
The cost follows a 7 / 5 / 3 / 3 curve — cheaper as tiers improve. Bread can come from the table's
fuel slot or from a nearby placed
Picnic Basket — the table will pull from baskets
automatically. Out of bread? The table tells you and the re-roll is cancelled. Each per-tier cost is
configurable via fuelcost <tier> (see Configuration).
Cooldown¶
To stop a table being spammed, each re-roll starts a cooldown (default 5 seconds). It's
enforced both per-table and per-player — whichever is still counting down blocks the re-roll, so
you can't dodge it by hopping between tables. A blocked attempt shows a short actionbar countdown
and costs no bread. Change it with rerollcooldown <seconds> (0 disables the wait).
Party TM teaching¶
Every re-roll has a small chance (5% by default) that one of your party Pokémon teaches another
party member one of its moves — a little picnic bonding. A Pokémon only ever learns a move it is
actually able to learn (its normal learnset / TM compatibility), so it never gains an illegal move;
if all four slots are full, one move is swapped out. Tune or disable it with tmteachchance <0..1>.
Snack bias¶
If a seasoned poke_snack is nearby when you re-roll, the spawn respects that snack's spawn
influence (so you can bias toward what the snack attracts) and consumes one bite of the closest
snack. See Interactions & Items → Snacks.
Owned Pokémon are protected
The despawn step explicitly skips Pokémon with an owner. You can leave your party out (or a pasture nearby) and re-roll freely.