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Sub-board: NPC Personal Computers

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Route 1 is simple and easy to traverse - perfect for beginning trainers! It doesn't have much, maybe the occasional tree and a few bushes, and not too tall of grass, but the Pokemon here are generally fairly friendly, with the odd one out, every so often.

Types: Normal, Grass, Bug, Flying.

The beginning of a small forest and a small sign mark the change to the second route. Glimpses of the sky become rare, and the ground is dappled by the shadows of leaves. Pokemon here are in abundance, many preferring the shelter of the trees to to open fields of the first route.

Types: Normal, Grass, Bug, Flying.

Wislia Town is bright and welcoming, always friendly to the weary travelers that visit. Despite being home to a gym and contest hall, life here is slow and relaxed. Take your time, smell the flowers!

Isolated and quiet, Rout 3's valley contains well hidden and skittish Pokemon. There's almost always a peaceful breeze, rustling the grass and leaves around you.

Types: Psychic, Grass, Poison,Fairy, Flying,Normal.

Route 3 turns into the desert that is Route 4, and a house marks the center of the change. The owner of the home sells goggles to passerbys who wish to go through the sandstorm ridden area, and helps make sure they have enough water to make it through to the other side.

Types: Ground, Rock, Steel, Fire.

Pokemon here are generally calm and friendly towards passing trainers and people, although you may find the occasional agressive Pokemon if you get to close to their nest or enter their territory. Spots of light dapple the ground, providing beautiful scenery.

This route finds you at a sparkling pond. Trainers usually travel mostly around the water, but cross a short bridge where the banks are closest together. It is a great area for finding water types and wonderful fishing spot.

People here are always going somewhere, and don't usually have time to talk. The gym leader here is nice enough to help out the youngsters, and has enough time to provide some with their second gym badge, after a heated battle, of course, or point others in the direction of the local Contest Hall or Breeder Stadium.

A beach is where you find yourself next. The sand is soft, but usually hot, of not warm, after baking in the sun for a good part of the day. The water feels cool, but be sure not to drink it! It's much too salty. Bring enough water for this route, as you can feel tired and dehydrated after walking, battling, and possibly swimming on this beach.

Pokemon here are all baby Pokemon, like Pichu or Smoochem. Always happy, they tend to cheer up anyone passing through, some ready for a battle with the odd trainer.

Remember that pond from earlier? Well, that pond had a river feeding from it, which joined up with another river, and made the waterfall that this route is known for. Sparkling in the sunlight, uch like the pond, the droplets from the gushing water light up creating another beautiful scene.

The first thing most people see here is the bursting amount of colors from the vast variety of flowers here in the meadow Route 9 is found on. There is no set path, but you don't need one. You can see your next destination as soon as ou set foot on the route. The grass here is about knee to waist high, and the sky is just about always either clear or slightly cloudy.

This village is host to the myths of the Shilina Sky Palace and the Shilina Sky Fortress, which are said to rest upon clouds. Rangers patrol the sky here, and one can always see a flying Pokemon soaring in the sky.

This path is already getting dark, from the moment you step into the menacing forest that is Route 10. It is scary to the younger child, but no harm can really come to you here. The ghost type Pokemon that live here love to play pranks on each other, and some of the other types are ready to go explore the lands about them with a trainer.

This is a path of darkness. No light shines here, except perhaps a small flame froma candle, or the flame of a fire type, should you have one. Dark Pokemon are found here, mostly, calling the place of the dark home.

A twisting mountain, it is more like a tunnel. It is very easy to get lost, and the fact that there are many earthquakes doesn't help. The hikers and tour guides help, and at the front desk, you can rent a dim lantern that doesn't work well, or frail tools to dig up stones or even fossils! Exciting, huh?

A dank and musty little town, it looks deserted at the first look. It is very dark, and people are not very friendly. They usually try to stay inside at all times. The city is very polluted, but it is worth it. The 4th contest hall, gym, and breeder show is here.

This is a twisting path that is easy to get lost in. It tires out even the bravest of travelers from all over the world, but it is actually quite short. There are maps at Flanios Town that can be returned at the end of the Route. Good luck!

This Route is just about the opposite of Route 12; it is a straightforward, but really long, tunnel. It is filled to the brim with joking night Pokemon, so bring a candle so you can see.

This city is covered in purple. From slime to sludge to paint, purple it literally everywhere. Almost everybody here owns a poison-type, and non-poison types are frowned upon. The city's mascot was a giant Muk that picked up their city and carried it away from a tsunami, saving them all. No one knows if that is true, but it's fun to hear.

River Sinai begins here, and courses through the following routes. You can buy rafts at a small buisness place just outside Clafig City, or puchase the HM Surf. Or both/neither, whatever you decide. Either way, the most fun route is in the water, though you can, should you choose to, walk along the bank.

The water here flows swiftly, although it isn't incredibly dangerous. No rocks suddenly appear, everytime you come near, and even though you can fall off your raft or Pokemon, it's moderatly easy to get back on, if not on this route, than the next.

Here, River Sinai pools into a no-so-small lake, Pokemon and people constantly disturbing the surfance. It's serene and calming, and most trainers choose here to spend the night, or atleast rest or play around for a bit.

The end of River Sinai approches, and it spreads into the ocean. Another buisness can be found here, on the shore, which buys rafts should you decide you don't need it anymore. Rangers patrol the ocean here, so its safe to ride the fast waters into to the salty water without getting stranded. Pokemon and people alike also enjoy playing in the waters here before heading into the next city.

Retia Village is a bustling area filled with lush vegetation. It is home to the Shioni Shopping Mall, filled to the brim with amazing items. Erika is the gym leader, and she came here from Kanto to continue training. Be wary, if you take the gym challenge, she only allows girls in her gym. If you are male, you are out of luck unless you can prove yourself. Welcome!

This route is home to the Calvia Volcano, which is swelteringly hot. Fire Pokemon are the most common here, along with a few ground, rock and fighting types. Most of this route is rock and gravel, though.

Still quite hot, this route has a sign that declares the end of the Calvia Volcanco. Many people stop at the hot spring somwwhat off the path to rest after conquering the firey volcano.

This town is known as the item haven. People here are very generous, and give out many items, even evolutionary stones. On a side note, the seventh gym, contest hall, and breeder stadium resides here. Good luck getting angry; everyone here is happy, especially Officer Jenny.

This route is said to be veiled with happiness. The more rare baby Pokemon live here, along with a few fossil Pokemon. The land here is bright and the air scented with flowers.

Route 21 consists of a beautiful lake, where water types are plentiful. You can choose to Surf through it, swim through it, or walk around it. Unlike the water routes from before, there are no rafts to rent, so best of luck!

A city based on preservation, the buildings from centuries ago remain high and tall, and they aren't crumbling at all. The final gym, contest hall, and breeder's stadium are here, so best of luck getting that last badge, ribbon, or medal. Here's a hint; if you are a trainer, bring fighting types to the gym.

Route 22 is a cave. It is extremely shiny, and filled to the brim with rare gems, and sometimes even evolutionary items, or, if you're lucky, a fossil! This cave leads to Route 23, and is pretty straightforward, so it is hard to get lost.

Route 23 stinks. Literally. The main path is through a toxic purple marsh, with dead plants everywhere. The route is surrounded by landfills, and poison Pokemon inhabit pretty much everything. Watch for development crews; they're attempting to make it look nicer here.

Route 24 can be called two different things, depending on your point of view: a small mountain or a large hill. Route 24 is extremely rocky and gravelly, so expect to meet many rock and ground types. There is sort of a main path, but it is hard to locate. Bring a compass; it's your best hope.

This quaint little village is here to prepare for the Pokemon League. Travelers stop for a while, and sometimes even settle down here. It is a good area, and the people are fun to be around. Good luck on your upcoming challenge!

This route is filled with high-level Pokemon, and leads you to the treachorous Victory Road. Near the end of the route, you have the badge, ribbon, and medal gates. Show one of your badges, ribbons, or medals to the guard, and you may enter the next room, made to remind you of your challenge.

This cave is extremely large, and very easy to get lost in. However, at the end are the fruits of your long journey through Shioni; the Pokemon League. You are almost there. You can do it!

You can find one of these just about anywhere you are, labeled nicely and well maintained, despite how torn up the area gets basically every time someone visits.

Here, your Pokemon can learn a new skill, or practice an old on. Read the guide on Skills if you're not sure what do do!

You can also train your Pokemon to gain levels. This is also a solo, oneshot activity, but it can be basically anything! Battle, agility training, practicing moves without gaining skills, whatever you'd like.

Sub-boards: Completed Level Training, Completed Skill Training

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A fun adventure where you can enjoy the scenery and catch diverse varieties of Pokemon.

To purchase items with the PokeDollars you get from roleplaying, please visit the PokeMart!

Each character has a thread in the storage area, made by a staff member when the character is updated. To apply items to a character, please create a new thread and state the item and who you would like to apply it to, and their storage thread.

To use OOC items, just make a thread with any specifications.

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Sub-board: Storage