How to find Legendary Pokémon structures

With the arrival of COBBLEVERSE 1.7.1, we’re introducing a new system to help you locate Legendary Pokémon structures more easily!

You’ll only need two items: an empty map and a Poké Radar. Here’s the original crafting recipe for the Poké Radar. It’s quite simple, if it weren’t for the Locator Chip, which is hidden somewhere in each dimension.

You can obtain the Locator Chip as a reward in Trial Chambers from Ominous Vaults, in the End City, and even in Nether Bastions.

It’s a rare item but incredibly useful!

With it, you can create a map pointing to the Legendary structure of your choice. Simply customize it with a crafting recipe.

As you can see, there are already many of them, and even more will be added in the future!

Each Poké Radar is tied to a to a specific structure.
Remember to use the radars to search for the Legendary Pokémon tied to the Gym Leaders you’re facing!

Don’t try to hunt Ho-Oh if you haven’t defeated the Kanto Champion, Blue, or you might be in for a big disappointment!

Once you’ve crafted the radar for the Legendary Pokémon you want to track, all that’s left is to place it in the corresponding Cartography Table. Remember that for structures outside the Overworld, you’ll need the Nether Cartography Table or the End Cartography Table.

Now all you have to do is follow the map to the structure you want to find! And don’t worry if the map looks empty, or worse, if you’re not sure how to read it.

Just hover your cursor over it to see the coordinates of where the structure is located.

With this method, you’ll easily reach the nearest structure, so unless you decide to travel far, it will be hard to find two at the same time.

Don’t worry! There’s a way to search for one that’s farther away, never mapped, and maybe still full of loot! Just add a Battle Seeker to the Cartography Table, and voilà!
A new, different map that points to a structure that may have never been explored before!

By adding a Battle Seeker, you can generate a map to the same structure from multiple different locations in the world.

Always remember to check the coordinates in case you get lost!

This method works for structures in the Overworld, as well as in the Nether and the End.

You just need to make sure to use each radar in the correct Cartography Table. In this case, to search for Zapdos, I used the Kanto Cartography Table.

Let’s not forget the Mythical Pokémon, but for that… there will be news soon!

Some radars don’t look like standard radars but can still be used to search for structures. Make sure to craft them and add them correctly to the respective Cartography Table (with a Battle Seeker if needed)
Check REI for all crafting recipes.