Hey there, and welcome to the unofficial Pokemon Tabletop Community. This here is the place to discuss:

• Pokemon Tabletop Adventures: A system built off a somewhat D&Desque framework, intended to help replicate gaming in Pokemon Media.

• Pokemon Tabletop United: A system many of the devs of PTA built in an attempt to unify (hence the name) some of the disparate aspects of PTA, including the big one of making Pokemon and Trainers able to properly interact with one another in the system, as well as change a lot of elements viewed as unwieldy or unbalanced. This is the most common one of the three played, and is finished active development.

• Pokemon Odyssey (formerly Pokemon Journeys): A system in active development, this system by the devs of PTU moves farther away from attempting to replicate the games exactly. Emphasis is put on making the game better for tabletop, even when some source accuracy is sacrificed in the process. People willing to run playtest games are always encouraged!

Here's a collection of helpful links to get started:

• Pokemon: Tabletop Adventure 3

• Pokemon Tabletop United

• Pokérole

• Pokemon Odyssey: The rules for that are currently in flux. To get rules for those, please join the PTU discord linked below.

• Official Discord

• Official Website

• SubReddit

I made a Move-Searcher Tool for PTU [Pokemon Tabletop United].

The website let you filter moves by name, DB, Type, Frequency, AC and Category. It has dark mode, and light mode. It's also available on Spanish!

https://roberto96.gitlab.io/ptu_movesearcher/

i am not very skilled at coding, so there may be one or two errors, however, it should work good enough.

Hope you guys find it useful. Happy role-playing!

Pokérole is also a pretty good system to run a Pokémon Tabletop RPG with. It relies on a simplified system based on dice pools that still manages to approximate the experience of playing the games fairly closely without getting overly crunchy.