22 ROUNDS · REGION AND TYPE ROLLS
All 22 Pokémon 17–0 Challenge guide
The 17–0 Challenge gives every round a region and type. Take the strongest available fit for the open spot, protect the weak side of your formation and save rerolls for rolls that cannot help the team.
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Best regional starting pool
| Region | Three strongest modeled fits |
|---|---|
| Kanto | Mewtwo Wide receiver 91.1 · Golem Fullback 84.7 · Rhydon Fullback 83.3 |
| Johto | Lugia Cornerback 89.3 · Tyranitar Fullback 84.4 · Steelix Offensive line 82.8 |
| Hoenn | Groudon Fullback 96.3 · Deoxys Normal Wide receiver 89.3 · Metagross Nose tackle 87.4 |
| Sinnoh | Rhyperior Fullback 94.4 · Giratina Altered Offensive line 90.7 · Regigigas Fullback 89.3 |
| Unova | Gigalith Fullback 88.1 · Zekrom Fullback 87.1 · Terrakion Defensive end 84.4 |
| Kalos | Avalugg Fullback 86.2 · Yveltal Wide receiver 84.3 · Zygarde 50 Nose tackle 84 |
| Alola | Melmetal Nose tackle 100 · Buzzwole Fullback 94.9 · Lunala Quarterback 89.9 |
| Galar | Stonjourner Fullback 91.7 · Ursaluna Fullback 91.4 · Zacian Cornerback 90.8 |
| Paldea | Ting Lu Nose tackle 96.3 · Iron Hands Fullback 95.8 · Koraidon Defensive end 95.2 |
How to survive the draft
- Fill high-impact roles early when a roll gives you a strong quarterback, pass rusher, corner or line fit.
- Keep the next open spot in mind before using a reroll; a good Pokémon in the wrong role can leave a larger hole.
- After round 22, open the finished lineup in the game and use the season score to see whether the weak spots are still dragging the team down.
Related challenge tools
Use the 151 Challenge placement guide for the original roster, the Team Score explanation to understand weak links, and the position guides to compare candidates.