Name // Petilace
The Prancing Pokemon
Typing // Ghost/Ice
Ability // Ice Body (HA) // Snow Cloak // Soul Force*
Height // 3′7″ // 1.09m
Weight // 30lbs // 14kg
Evolution method // High Friendship at Night
Gender Ratio // 50/50
Egg Group // Field
Leveling Rate // Medium Slow

*Soul Force: Each turn raises accuracy, evasion, or attack by one stage (stat boosted is random)

A small fawn-like pokemon, due to the size and disposition it’s believed to be the souls of deerling who passed away. Petilace are passive by nature, herding together and migrating around snow storms.Since discovery they have been referred to as both “Ghost Head” and “Ghost Track” pokemon, as the white fur covering their head as well as their footprints will glow in the dark. Each herd of Petilace is guarded by three Glacele. If one is captured or passes away, a Petilace will evolve to take their place on the next full moon. If a Petilace is separated or exiled from the herd, it will typically not survive for long on its own.

Name // Glacele
The Warden Pokemon
Typing // Ghost/Ice
Ability // Ice Body (HA) // Snow Cloak // Soul Force*
Height // 7′2″ // 2.18m
Weight // 104lbs // 47kg
Evolution method // High Friendship at Night
Gender Ratio // 50/50
Egg Group // Field
Leveling Rate // Medium Slow

*Soul Force: Each turn raises accuracy, evasion, or attack by one stage (stat boosted is random)

While Glacele are typically passive, they are dangerous when enraged. The lead Glacele of a herd will first attempt to discourage predators with loud bellows, though are not above using their sharp horns to protect their Petilace. While it’s not difficult to outmaneuver Glacele, it may prove incredibly difficult in the wild given the three herd leaders will defend one another. Glacele can safely be removed from wild herds, but there should be something new for it to warden available. Though adult Glacele have a harder time warming up and forming a bond with human handlers, this obstacle doesn’t seem to be present if obtained as a Petilace.