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 {{incomplete|section|How is the amount of Watts from Brilliant Pokémon determined?}}
 In [[Pokémon Sword and Shield]], Watts can be collected in several ways:
-* [[Pokémon Den]]s yield Watts if their stones are glowing red:
+* [[Pokémon Den]]s yield Watts if their stones are glowing red; obtaining the Watts causes them to stop glowing. Dens will start to glow whenever all Pokémon Dens are reset, which happens whenever the date changes or there are no Max Raid Battles remaining.
-** If the Pokémon Den has a pillar of light, it yields 300 Watts (initially) or 2,000 Watts (later in the game).
+** If the Pokémon Den has an available Max Raid Battle, it yields 300 Watts (initially) or 2,000 Watts (after becoming {{pkmn|Champion}}).
-** If the Pokémon Den does not have a pillar of light, it yields 50 Watts (initially) or 200 Watts (later in the game).
+** If the Pokémon Den does not have an available Max Raid Battle, it yields 50 Watts (initially) or 200 Watts (after becoming Champion).
 * Catching or defeating a [[Brilliant Pokémon]] yields some Watts.
 * Watts can be received after taking part in the [[Rotom Rally]]
 ===Items===
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 Watts are mainly spent through [[Watt Trader|Watt Traders]] and other individuals offering a random item for a given price.
 All Watt Traders offer [[Wishing Piece]] for 3,000 W each.
-====Balls====
+====Poké Balls====
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 ! {{color2|000|Ball}}