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# Z-Moves & Tera
## Z-Moves
Z Moves
* To Use a Z move you must be holding a `Z-Ring` when the **battle starts** and the Pokémon you wish to have use a Z-Move must be holding the respective `Z Crystal`
* In Battle Select the additional option in the bottom left when **Selecting a move**
* Z Moves Can only be used **once per battle**
* Z-Moves Can not be used if a Pokémon in your party is holding a `Mega Stone`
Z-Ring Crafting Recipe
## Tera
Tera
* To Tera you must use be holding a `Tera Orb` with at least 1 Charge in your **OFFHAND** When the **battle starts**
* Tera Type can be changed at \[TBD] for 50 of the same type Tera Shard
* Tera Orbs need to be recharged after every use and can be recharged at (Orb Charger in spawn) (must be in your main hand when recharging)
* Tera can not be used if a Pokémon in your party is holding a Mega Stone
* Use `/checkpokemon ` to view Type and Tera forms of Pokémon
* Tera shards will now only drop when defeating Pokémon in battle with your Pokémon
Tera Orb Crafting Recipe & Charger
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