Seals

Seals are cosmetic items that attach to Pokeballs and create particle effects when a Pokemon is sent out. They also provide small scoring bonuses during contests.

How Seals Work

A player obtains a seal item (from rewards, admin commands, etc.)
Right-clicking the seal adds it to the player’s Seal Case (if one is in their inventory)
The player opens their Seal Case GUI to manage seal placements on their Pokemon
When the Pokemon is sent out (in contests or battle), the seal’s particle and sound effects play

Seal Placement

Multiple seals can be placed on the same Pokemon using the Seal Case GUI. Each seal can be positioned differently, creating layered particle effects when the Pokemon is sent out. The placement position determines where the particles appear relative to the Pokemon.

Seal Types

Common

Seal	Appearance	Visual Effect	Sound
Heart Seal	Pink Dye	Floating hearts	Experience orb chime
Bubble Seal	Prismarine Shard	Popping bubbles	Splash
Sparkle Seal	Glowstone Dust	Shimmering sparkles	Chime
Star Seal	Glow Ink Sac	Twinkling stars	Chime
Smoke Seal	Charcoal	Smoke plume	Fire crackle

Uncommon

Seal	Appearance	Visual Effect	Sound
Flame Seal	Fire Charge	Flickering flames	Fire burst
Electric Seal	Lightning Rod	Electric sparks	Lightning crack
Note Seal	Note Block	Floating music notes	Bell tone
Petal Seal	Pink Petals	Drifting cherry petals	Gentle rustle

Rare

Seal	Appearance	Visual Effect	Sound
Mystery Seal	Ender Eye	Swirling magical sparkles	Enchantment hum
Snowflake Seal	Snowball	Falling snowflakes	Soft crunch
Soul Seal	Soul Torch	Ethereal soul flames	Ghostly whisper
Mystic Seal	Enchanted Book	Swirling magical sparkles	Enchantment hum

Epic

Seal	Appearance	Visual Effect	Sound
Aurora Seal	Prismarine Crystals	Radiant god rays	Amethyst chime
Dragon Seal	Dragon Breath	Explosive sparkle burst	Dragon growl
Void Seal	Ender Pearl	Obscuring dark void	Portal hum

Legendary

Seal	Appearance	Visual Effect	Sound
Cosmic Seal	Nether Star	Dazzling sparklefetti	Achievement fanfare
Champion Seal	Totem of Undying	Confetti explosion	Totem activation

Seal Properties

Each seal has these properties:

Property	Description
Rarity	Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary
Particle Count	Number of particles (12-100, scales with rarity)
Duration	How long effects last in ticks (60-120, scales with rarity)
Sound	Audio played on send-out
Color	Hex color used for particles and display

Contest Bonuses

Seals provide small scoring bonuses in contests:

Base bonus — All seals provide a flat appeal bonus
Rarity multiplier — Higher rarity seals give larger bonuses (1.0x to 2.5x)
Category affinity — Some seals grant extra bonus when matched to their category
Bonus is capped to a configurable maximum percentage of total score (default: 10%)

Seal Case

The Basic Seal Case (appears as an Ender Chest) stores up to 60 seals with up to 99 of each type.

Open with right-click when holding the Seal Case
Or use /contest seal gui to open directly
The Seal Case GUI shows all stored seals and lets you place them on Pokemon
Requires the reverie.sealcase.use permission

Seal Remover

The Seal Remover (appears as a Glass Bottle) removes all seals from a Pokemon. Right-click to use — it’s consumed on use.

Unlock Conditions

Seals can have unlock conditions that must be met before they can be used:

Condition	Example	Meaning
`ribbon:category:tier`	`ribbon:cool:2`	Requires a Super Cool ribbon
`ribbon_count:X`	`ribbon_count:5`	Requires 5 total ribbons
`grand_champion`	`grand_champion`	Requires Grand Champion status
`permission:node`	`permission:reverie.seal.epic`	Requires a permission node

Admin Commands

/reverie debug applyseal <sealId>   # Apply a seal to your first Pokemon
/reverie debug seals                 # List all available seal types

Next Steps

Ribbons — Earn ribbons to unlock higher-tier seals
Items Reference — Full item ID list for all seals
Scoring & Formulas — How seal bonuses are calculated