Rock-type Pokémon

Browse 104 Rock-type species with DraftCenter profiles. Dual-type Pokémon appear in both relevant indexes.

Aerodactyl Aerodactyl Mega Aggron Amaura Anorith Arcanine Hisui Archen Archeops Armaldo Aron Aurorus Avalugg Hisui Barbaracle Barbaracle Mega Bastiodon Binacle Boldore Bonsly Carbink Carkol Carracosta Coalossal Coalossal Gmax Corsola Cradily Cranidos Crustle Diancie Diancie Mega Drednaw Drednaw Gmax Dwebble Garganacl Geodude Geodude Alola Gigalith Glimmet Glimmora Glimmora Mega Golem Golem Alola Graveler Graveler Alola Growlithe Hisui Iron Boulder Iron Thorns Kabuto Kabutops Klawf Kleavor Lairon Larvitar Lileep Lunatone Lycanroc Dusk Lycanroc Midday Lycanroc Midnight Magcargo Minior Blue Minior Blue Meteor Minior Green Minior Green Meteor Minior Indigo Minior Indigo Meteor Minior Orange Minior Orange Meteor Minior Red Minior Red Meteor Minior Violet Minior Violet Meteor Minior Yellow Minior Yellow Meteor Nacli Naclstack Nihilego Nosepass Ogerpon Cornerstone Mask Omanyte Omastar Onix Probopass Pupitar Rampardos Regirock Relicanth Rhydon Rhyhorn Rhyperior Rockruff Rockruff Own Tempo Roggenrola Rolycoly Shieldon Shuckle Solrock Stakataka Stonjourner Sudowoodo Terrakion Tirtouga Tyranitar Tyranitar Mega Tyrantrum Tyrunt

Researching Rock-type options

Use this list to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare base stats, abilities, forms, draft rate, average draft position, auction value, and public team results. Dual typing can give two Pokémon from this index very different weaknesses, resistances, and roster roles.

League rules still decide what is legal. Check the selected regulation, custom bans, tera policy, and any move restrictions before treating a profile as available for your draft.