Project Bronze Forever How to Use the Trello

Community Trello boards for Project Bronze Forever track locations, encounters, and stats the way old Brick Bronze sheets did. The public URL is often missing, rotated, or locked behind Discord. This wiki will not invent a trello.com link. If a video description still has one, it is probably a 404. Get the live board from the Project Bronze Forever Discord, then use this page to read it.

The links hub is the parent. The Discord guide is how you find the pin. What follows is Trello literacy, not a substitute for a missing URL.

What a Trello is in this community

A board is a set of lists (columns). Each list holds cards. Cards hold checklists, comments, and attachments. For PBF, lists are usually places or categories: towns, routes, gyms, legendaries, items, codes. Cards are the thing you came for: a spawn table, a puzzle note, a static encounter.

Open the board Discord pinned. You do not need to join the Trello team to read a public board. If the board is workspace-only, that is why the public web has no URL. Stay in Discord until someone with access dumps a screenshot, or wait for a public mirror.

How to read lists without getting lost

Start at the leftmost list. Revival boards often open with a changelog or ‘read me’ card. That card tells you which copy the numbers were tested on. After a re-upload, levels and spawn percentages can drift. Pair the board with game status so you are not following a Brimber table on a place that just reset encounters.

Use the board search (the magnifying glass) instead of scrolling twenty columns. Search a town name, a species, or an HM. Trello search is literal. If nothing hits, try the other spelling.

Cheshma / Chesma Town as a worked example

The second town in Roria is Cheshma Town on most Brick Bronze maps. Community boards and chats also write Chesma. Search both.

On a typical location board you would expect:

• A list named Towns or Early Roria.
• A card titled Cheshma Town (or Chesma Town).
• Inside the card: connections (Gale Forest, Route 2), notable NPCs (Linda’s house, Sawsbuck Coffee), and sometimes a checklist of items.
• Labels for story, optional, or event-only.

That card is how you learn the Squirtle fountain exists without opening a fandom tab. It is also how you learn an item was event-only and is not on the current copy. If the card mentions a Silver Wing or a bird requirement, follow the legendary birds guide rather than assuming the Trello still matches Forever.

Gym lists work the same way. A Silvent card should mention Chad, Electric, dance pads, Arc Badge. If it does, you are on a Roria board. If the first gym is a Kanto name, you opened a different fangame’s Trello. Close it.

Stats, IVs, and what not to trust blindly

Some boards add lists for base stats, TM tutors, or EV yields. Those are useful when they cite the current copy. They go stale after a balance patch. For team building, prefer in-game summaries plus the type chart and the tier list. Use Trello as a location index, not as a live competitive bible.

Codes do not belong on a Trello you found in 2024. Live strings sit on the codes hub. Expired ones sit in the archive. If a Trello card still shows FIFA2026 as active, the board is unmaintained.

Hygiene

• Do not comment your Roblox user on a public card.
• Do not attach a script to a card. Script safety still applies if a ‘mint locations’ card includes an executor note.
• Do not share a workspace invite you were not asked to share. That is how boards get locked.
• When the copy changes, wait for a new pin instead of editing an old URL into this wiki.

Written hunts on this site (Regis, Rotom, gyms) should match the live game. If Trello and a guide disagree, Discord wins until the guide is updated.

Treat any Trello you find as a snapshot. The live board, if it exists this week, is the one pinned in Discord, not a URL remembered from last season.