The PBF Wiki, built around your save
Every wiki page on the site, open to everyone, plus a Pokédex, catching guide, boss prep and map that read your save and answer for where you are in the story.

The PBF Wiki now lives on the site, at pbf.gg/wiki. It has every page from the Fandom wiki, and it reads your save. Sign in with Discord and it knows which chapter you are on, what you have caught and what you can reach next, and it answers from there.
The wiki is open to everyone, signed in or not. It has its own Wiki tab in the bar at the top of the site.
Your progress, from your save
The wiki home opens with your chapter, the next step of the story, your badges and how much of the Pokédex you have caught. "What your next badge opens up" lists the Pokémon, TMs and places you can reach after the next gym.
The wiki rereads your save every couple of minutes. If you just caught something and want it counted now, press Resync save. It fetches a fresh copy straight away, once every 30 seconds.

Follow your chapter
The shield button in the wiki bar sets how much of the story you see. Follow my save keeps up with your save, Pick my chapter lets you set it by hand, and Off shows everything. With it on, the lists of places on the wiki home blur the ones you have not reached yet, so the names of later towns stay hidden.

One Pokédex for Pokémon, items, moves and abilities
The Pokédex has four tabs. Pokémon shows how each one is got. Items shows where each item lies and which wild Pokémon hold it. Moves shows who learns each move and where its TM is. Abilities explains what each one does and who has it, including the ones PBF changed from the main games.
You can filter by type, by how a Pokémon is obtained (wild, set encounters, gifts, evolving, breeding), by ability and by egg group, and narrow it to what you have caught or still need.

What you can catch right now
The catching guide lists every Pokémon you still need, in story order, and marks the ones you can catch with the progress you have. A map shows where they are, with a count on each pin. Each Pokémon page also says whether you can reach it yet and what your odds are with each Poké Ball.

Boss prep
For each gym leader and Elite Four member, the wiki lists their team and suggests counters from the Pokémon you have already caught, with what each one hits and resists.

Moves, breeding and speed
Egg move chains finds the shortest breeding route to get an egg move onto a Pokémon, starting from a father you can catch. The speed calculator tells you who moves first, with natures, items, abilities and paralysis counted the way the battle engine counts them. There is also a type chart and a Hidden Power calculator.


Held items and farming
Every item page lists the wild Pokémon that hold it and where to find them, so you know where to go with Thief or Compound Eyes.
The map of Roria
The map pins every town, route, cave and fly point, placed where the game draws them. Zoom in, drag around and tap a place to open its page.

The Items and TMs switch turns it into an item tracker. Each place shows how many of its item balls, hidden items and TMs you have picked up, and the list under the map has every place in story order. Tap one to see where each item lies, and hide the places you have cleared.

No spoilers unless you want them
Pages from later in the story than your save stay covered until you choose to open them. You can show one page or everything for the visit, and change how strict it is in the spoiler settings. Every page also has a Share button that makes a link with a preview card for Discord.
Comments
Every page has a comment section, styled like Discord. It is shared with the Fandom wiki: comments posted there show up here, and comments posted here show up on Fandom. Next to each name is the author's Roblox card, with their headshot, display name and @username, their highest gym badge, how many Pokémon they have caught and their ELO. Sign in with Discord to post.

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