Pokémon Go: How To Get & Use A Magnetic Lure
The Magnetic Lure is a single-use item in that attracts specific types of Pokémon, specifically Electric, Steel, and Rock-type creatures, to a PokéStop for a 30-minute duration. It functions similarly to the standard Lure Module, raising the spawn rate of Pokémon within a given location. However, the Magnetic Lure will only attract the three types mentioned above.
On the other hand, Trainers might wish to obtain and activate a Magnetic Lure Module for another reason other than encountering more Electric, Steel, or Rock-type Pokémon. Certain Pokémon, such as Magneton and Nosepass, require a Magnetic Lure to be active nearby to evolve into their next form. But just like the Sun Stone, it's not the easiest item to obtain in.
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There are two ways to get a Magnetic Lure Module in. The first and most straightforward method is to purchase one from the in-game shop for 180 PokéCoins. This cost may vary depending on the Trainer and their location, but the real-world value of this is around 2 USD. While this price isn't very demanding, some find it too high for evolving a single Pokémon.
If you don't want to pay for a Magnetic Lure Module, it's sometimes possible to get one for free as a reward for completing Special Research stories or Timed Research tasks, such as the ones featured in the Strength of Steel event. This doesn't happen very often, though, so it's not something you can do on a whim. You'll have to wait for a Research task that provides one as a reward, which could take a while.
It is possible to earn free PokéCoins by battling opposing Gyms and controlling them by placing a strong Pokémon in it. Trainers can earn six PokéCoins per hour and up to 50 a day with this method. Therefore, you would need to ensure that you're able to maintain different Gyms over four to five days without fail to earn the amount required to
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