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A user must select a fossil that they own to start the revival process. Users are then required to make 1,500 [[interactions]] to revive the Pokémon, which is also displayed as a percentage in the user's timers bar. | A user must select a fossil that they own to start the revival process. Users are then required to make 1,500 [[interactions]] to revive the Pokémon, which is also displayed as a percentage in the user's timers bar. | ||
Pokémon that are revived from fossils are considered prehistoric [[File:Prehistoric.png]] and will grant a larger [[ | Pokémon that are revived from fossils are considered prehistoric [[File:Prehistoric.png]] and will grant a larger [[Experience|EXP]] boost (180%) to eggs of the same species. | ||
== Other Tabs == | == Other Tabs == | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 12 June 2023
The Lab is the first place that farmers will go when they join PokéFarm Q. It can be accessed from the NavBar at the top of any page.
Prof. Holly's Laboratory, more commonly known as the 'Lab', is the first place in which new members of the community of PokéFarm will find themselves. After meeting with the esteemed professor the user will be offered their first Egg, which can be chosen from any one of the Starter Pokémon offered. After the user receives their first Egg, they will be given tasks from Prof. Holly to familiarise them with the game.
The Lab is an important location from which users can receive a constant supply of Eggs ranging from all regions of the Pokémon world. It should be noted that the Eggs seen in the lab are exclusive to them only, meaning no one can steal an Egg displayed on the page before them. There is no adoption limit in the Lab.
Adopting Eggs
When logged in, four Pokémon Eggs will be displayed at the top of the Lab page, along with a short description of each egg. If the Eggdex for a particular egg has already been obtained, the name of the Pokémon that will hatch will be displayed as well. If the Eggdex has not been obtained, the name of the Pokémon will be replaced with question marks.
When an Egg is picked, it is added to the user's party. The remaining Eggs are swapped with four new ones. If the user does not want to choose any of the viewed Eggs, they can reload and get a new batch. However, this requires waiting five minutes server-time, or the use of a Lab Reloader.
The Lab is also the only way to get a Ditto egg without ordering one from the Egg Supplier.
Legendary, Variant, and Exclusive Eggs cannot be found in the Lab.
Lab Reloaders
Lab Reloaders are purchasable from this section. They allow users to bypass the 5 minute wait time to refresh the lab for new eggs.
Bulk discounts apply on them.
| Amount |  x10
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x40
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x100
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| Price |  40
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128
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240
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Fossil Revival
Fossils can be found rarely on scour missions. The Fossil Revival section is normally hidden unless the user has a fossil in their inventory.
A user must select a fossil that they own to start the revival process. Users are then required to make 1,500 interactions to revive the Pokémon, which is also displayed as a percentage in the user's timers bar.
Pokémon that are revived from fossils are considered prehistoric 
and will grant a larger EXP boost (180%) to eggs of the same species.
Other Tabs
The Lab contains 4 other tabs which give information for new players.
- Guest: Prompts the viewer to log in or create an account to fully access the site. When logged in, this tab is replaced by Eggs.
- About PokéFarm: Explains a bit about the site, and provides a link to the forums. If not logged in, it includes a place to log in.
- Characters you may meet: Contains biographies for 7 important characters at PokéFarm: Holly, Laurel, Niet, Garthic, Sei, Sally, and Doug
- About the Laboratory: Explains the purpose the Laboratory.
Trivia
- When an egg with question marks shows in the lab, the number of question marks correlates to the number of letters in the Pokémon's name.
