The Mossy Lure Module is a device in Pokémon Go that can be activated at a Pokéstop to increase the spawn rate of Bug, Grass, or Poison-Type Pokémon. This action can be done by selecting the pink Lure button above the large spinnable blue ring of a Pokéstop's screen. Once activated, the Lure Module will last for 30 minutes, drawing the three types of Pokémon mentioned above to the Pokéstop's location in Pokémon Go. During this time, players need to make sure they stay near the Pokéstop to catch any Pokémon that appear. Keep in mind that the Pokéstop's active "luring effect" remains fixed and will not follow a moving Trainer even if they were the one who activated the Module.
Typically, Pokémon Go Trainers can use the Mossy Lure Module to boost the spawn rate of the following Pokémon: Oddish, Bellsprout, Venonat, Tangela, Eevee, Sudowoodo, Hoppip, Yanma, Roselia, Cherubi. Additionally, if players evolve their Eevee nearby a Mossy Lure Module, the Eevee will become Leafeon. This lure's spawn list has also temporarily increased for the current event in Pokémon Go, "Sustainability Week 2022."
For the Sustainability Week 2022 Event, Pokémon Go players can activate a Mossy Lure Module to attract these Pokémon: Bellossom, Cherubi, Chikorita, Diglett (Alolan), Gloom, Grotle, Nincada, Sewaddle, Sunkern, and Weepinbell. This unique list of Pokémon with a boosted spawn rate will be active until the event ends on Apr 25.
Unlocking The Mossy Lure Module In Pokémon Go
To get Mossy Lure Module in Pokémon Go, those participating in Sustainability Week 2022 can open the in-game microtransaction Shop to find a green Event Box beneath the "Free" Banner. Then, open the box and claim its contents to effortlessly acquire a Mossy Lure Module. On the other hand, those attempting to procure a Mossy Lure after Sustainability Week 2022 or without accessing the free Event Box will need to spend Coins in the Shop to purchase a Module.
Depending on the server/region in which one plays Pokémon Go, a single Mossy Lure Module will cost 180 - 200 Coins. Amounting to roughly 2 USD. Pokémon Go Trainers can spend real-world money for the lure or earn Coins by keeping their Pokémon within a Gym marked by their Team. Pokémon Go fans can acquire a maximum of 50 Coins per day, but this endeavor also mandates that the Trainer feed their Pokémon and make sure another Team's members do not take over the Gym. Therefore, those lacking time to maintain their Gym-bound Pokémon are perhaps better off accepting the in-game microtransaction.
Pokémon Go is available now on iOS and Android.