PokéLit items, tickets, and gacha
Thirteen held items
Leftovers heals 1% HP per second, and 3% per second after you have avoided hits for 4 seconds. Choice Band is +50% damage and +20% cooldown. Quick Claw is −20% cooldown. Focus Sash leaves you at 1 HP from a lethal hit, then 2.5 seconds of invulnerability, with a 45-second cooldown. Shell Bell heals 3% of damage dealt, capped at 1.5% max HP per second. Life Orb is +30% damage and a 0.5% max HP drain each second that cannot knock you out.
Choice Scarf is +20% speed, −10% cooldown, and locked chests open twice as fast. Rocky Helmet makes touching foes lose 3% max HP (bosses 0.5%) and knocks them back, while you take 15% less contact damage. Assault Vest is +10% damage reduction, +15% max HP, and a defense cap of 90% instead of 85%. King’s Rock is a 5% chance to stun for 0.6 seconds, not on bosses. Air Balloon is +10% speed and floating over trees and rocks, not over walls. Amulet Coin is +50% PokéCoins at the end. Lucky Egg is +40% experience.
Editorial priority
I put Leftovers, Choice Band, and Focus Sash in an S band because their text is a constant heal, a large damage trade, or a save from a lethal hit. Quick Claw, Shell Bell, Lucky Egg, and Life Orb sit in A. The coin and the balloon are narrower. The status distinguishes one official publisher for effects from editorial priority. It is not a drop-rate study. Prices in Kecleon’s shop were not published.
Tickets
Gacha tickets are the currency of region rolls and the ×10 ticket from a rift win. The guide says you earn them by playing. A shiny from gacha is 1/100 on the shinies page. I do not have a published rate for the ticket machine itself beyond that shiny figure, so this page reports no additional roll probability.
Priority
13 rows
| Leftovers | S | You recover 1% of your HP per second, and 3% per second while you have not been hit for 4 s. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Choice Band | S | +50% damage, but +20% cooldown. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Quick Claw | A | -20% cooldown on all your moves. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Focus Sash | S | A hit that would knock you out leaves you at 1 HP, then 2.5 s of invulnerability and a shockwave that throws foes back. Every 45 s. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Shell Bell | A | You heal 3% of the damage you deal, up to 1.5% of your max HP a second. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Amulet Coin | C | +50% PokéCoins at the end of the run. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Lucky Egg | A | +40% experience. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Life Orb | A | +30% damage, but you lose 0.5% of your max HP every second (it never knocks you out). | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Choice Scarf | B | +20% speed, -10% cooldown, and locked chests open twice as fast. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Rocky Helmet | B | Foes that touch you take 3% of their max HP (bosses 0.5%) and are thrown back; you take 15% less contact damage. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Assault Vest | B | +10% damage reduction, +15% max HP, and your defense can reach 90% instead of 85%. | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| King's Rock | B | Each hit has a 5% chance to stun the foe for 0.6 s (not bosses). | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
| Air Balloon | B | +10% speed, and you float over trees, rocks and other obstacles (not over walls). | 1 publisher · official effect; editorial priority |
Questions
How many items can you hold?
One held item for the whole run. From Hoenn on, Kecleon’s shop sells one held item per run. That shop line is from the 22 Oct 2026 changelog.
Can you buy gacha tickets?
The guide says tickets come from playing and are not sold for real money. The supporter track described on the safety page lists 1,600 tickets as a donation reward. Both lines are official. I am not merging them.
Keep reading
Sources
- PokéLit items — checked 2026-11-04
- PokéLit guide — checked 2026-11-04
- PokéLit home and changelog — checked 2026-11-04
- PokéLit support — checked 2026-11-04
Method: compare public pages, published game data and cited videos. Pages from one publisher count as one source; table status distinguishes official data from editorial interpretation.
Last checked: 2026-11-04.