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Adeia
Adeia is an old, often forgotten island region. Before the great war it was scarcely populated but duo to the great war it has grown greatly in number, something that has brought a lot of new challenges. Adeia has a temperate to subtropical climate meaning that most places have good weather all year round. Currently Adeia is divided into six regions. On the mainland there is the Snowfall Region in the north, Wetswamp Region in the west, Dryrock Region in the center and the Sunwood Region in the south. Furthermore there is the Reefstring Region, a region which is located just to the south of the mainland and at last there is the Agrios Region, a region located to the south-east of the mainland.
Regional Map
(Black dots are certain locations outside of the cities and towns, black lines are tunnels/caves and mountain passes)
Adeia is an old, often forgotten island region. Before the great war it was scarcely populated but duo to the great war it has grown greatly in number, something that has brought a lot of new challenges. Adeia has a temperate to subtropical climate meaning that most places have good weather all year round. Currently Adeia is divided into six regions. On the mainland there is the Snowfall Region in the north, Wetswamp Region in the west, Dryrock Region in the center and the Sunwood Region in the south. Furthermore there is the Reefstring Region, a region which is located just to the south of the mainland and at last there is the Agrios Region, a region located to the south-east of the mainland.
Regional Map
(Black dots are certain locations outside of the cities and towns, black lines are tunnels/caves and mountain passes)
Gyre Ocean
Gyre Ocean is what the deep sea surrounding Adeia is called. It is home to many water type Pokémon that prefer the depths over the shallow seas near the shores. Some say that the Gyre Ocean is the deepest Ocean out there and that Pokémon are living there which the world has never seen before. Nobody knows for sure though as scientists haven’t been able to verify the depths of all oceans so far.
Snowfall Region
Snowfall Region is the only region that experiences real winter with snow. It is also known as one of the only two regions without a city or town located in it and it’s the only region that doesn’t have a city or town while it still has permanent residents. Snowfall Region is mostly known for its vast plains and its pine forests.
To the east and south Snowfall Region borders Dryrock Region and to the south-east it borders Sunwood Region. Snowfall Region is connected with the City of Basalt through a tunnel that runs underneath the Oridge Mountains and it is also governed by that city.
Summersnow Plains
The Summersnow Plains are by far the first things that pop up in people’s mind when they think about the Snowfall Region. The plains stretch across most of the region and are home to many kinds of Pokémon that travel in herds across the plains according to the season’s.
Pinewoods
The Pinewoods is a collective name for the forests of the Summersnow Region. They have their own unique kind of Pokémon that can deal with the winter without any problems. They are also known for being home to a lot of Ghost type Pokémon as it can be as dark as night when one travels through them.
Anthracite Temple
Anthracite Temple is located on the western edge of Snowfall Region. It is the last surviving structure of an old city that got destroyed by the Flarash Volcano and it is the only Gym in Snowfall Region. Its also arguable the most scary one. The Gym leader of Anthracite Temple is specialized in Ghost and Dark Pokémon and the Temple is located deep into the Pinewoods, build mostly into the Oridge Mountains. The Gym leader of Anthracite Temple has a unique way of handling his Gym. Anthracite Temple has a labyrinth and players will have to find their way out of it in pitch black darkness while battling his Pokémon. It is a race against time as the labyrinth closes itself once the sun emerges, at which point the trainer has lost. There are no requirements for this Gym and the signature Pokémon are Dusclops and Umbreon. Rewards upon winning are the Anthracite Badge, $3,000, TM30 and five Dusk Balls. Anthracite Temple is also the only place where you can buy Dusk Balls.
Celia's Pokémon Care
One of the few permanent residents is Celia, an old but friendly lady who runs a Pokémon Daycare. Trainers can stop by and for $1,000 per Pokémon she will take care of it for as long as it needs. The advantage of bringing your Pokémon here instead of transferring it to Professor Alice is that Celia actually trains your Pokémon. So once you return your Pokémon will be stronger. Beware though as some Pokémon may not like being left behind and it may cause a shift in its emotional state!
Celia’s Pokémon Care is located somewhat in the center of Snowfall Region.
Summersnow Farm
Next to Celia’s Pokémon Care lies Summersnow Farm, a large farm operated by dozens of people who also live there. It is the only major Pokémon Farm in Adeia and its also the only place where a trainer can buy Moomoo Milk. On a regular basis the farm has some wild Pokémon that they themselves cannot tame (this because they do not fight with Pokémon themselves) and so trainers can get a free opportunity to catch a new Pokémon.
Summersnow Refugee Camp
A little bit to the north of Summersnow Farm and Celia’s Pokémon Care lies the Summersnow Refugee Camp. It was known as one of the worst places for refugees because it was hard to get proper supplies there. It has been abandoned now for some years though there are still several Pokémon out there that once belonged to the refugees. It is wise to watch your surroundings as not all of these Pokémon are friendly, some changed their grief of abandonment to anger towards humans in general. Summersnow Refugee Camp was a camp for civilians and at its peak it hosted some nine hundred people.
Boulder Research Center
To the north-east of Summersnow Refugee Camp is the Boulder Research Center. It is a top secret research center funded by the major of Altorre City. Nobody knows exactly what is being done at the research center though they claim they are studying the behavior of Pokémon. The people working at Boulder Research Center also live there though many, if not all, also have a house elsewhere to which they return on holidays. There is a strict code that forbids employers to talk about what is being done at the research center.
Snowfall Region is the only region that experiences real winter with snow. It is also known as one of the only two regions without a city or town located in it and it’s the only region that doesn’t have a city or town while it still has permanent residents. Snowfall Region is mostly known for its vast plains and its pine forests.
To the east and south Snowfall Region borders Dryrock Region and to the south-east it borders Sunwood Region. Snowfall Region is connected with the City of Basalt through a tunnel that runs underneath the Oridge Mountains and it is also governed by that city.
Summersnow Plains
The Summersnow Plains are by far the first things that pop up in people’s mind when they think about the Snowfall Region. The plains stretch across most of the region and are home to many kinds of Pokémon that travel in herds across the plains according to the season’s.
Pinewoods
The Pinewoods is a collective name for the forests of the Summersnow Region. They have their own unique kind of Pokémon that can deal with the winter without any problems. They are also known for being home to a lot of Ghost type Pokémon as it can be as dark as night when one travels through them.
Anthracite Temple
Anthracite Temple is located on the western edge of Snowfall Region. It is the last surviving structure of an old city that got destroyed by the Flarash Volcano and it is the only Gym in Snowfall Region. Its also arguable the most scary one. The Gym leader of Anthracite Temple is specialized in Ghost and Dark Pokémon and the Temple is located deep into the Pinewoods, build mostly into the Oridge Mountains. The Gym leader of Anthracite Temple has a unique way of handling his Gym. Anthracite Temple has a labyrinth and players will have to find their way out of it in pitch black darkness while battling his Pokémon. It is a race against time as the labyrinth closes itself once the sun emerges, at which point the trainer has lost. There are no requirements for this Gym and the signature Pokémon are Dusclops and Umbreon. Rewards upon winning are the Anthracite Badge, $3,000, TM30 and five Dusk Balls. Anthracite Temple is also the only place where you can buy Dusk Balls.
Celia's Pokémon Care
One of the few permanent residents is Celia, an old but friendly lady who runs a Pokémon Daycare. Trainers can stop by and for $1,000 per Pokémon she will take care of it for as long as it needs. The advantage of bringing your Pokémon here instead of transferring it to Professor Alice is that Celia actually trains your Pokémon. So once you return your Pokémon will be stronger. Beware though as some Pokémon may not like being left behind and it may cause a shift in its emotional state!
Celia’s Pokémon Care is located somewhat in the center of Snowfall Region.
Summersnow Farm
Next to Celia’s Pokémon Care lies Summersnow Farm, a large farm operated by dozens of people who also live there. It is the only major Pokémon Farm in Adeia and its also the only place where a trainer can buy Moomoo Milk. On a regular basis the farm has some wild Pokémon that they themselves cannot tame (this because they do not fight with Pokémon themselves) and so trainers can get a free opportunity to catch a new Pokémon.
Summersnow Refugee Camp
A little bit to the north of Summersnow Farm and Celia’s Pokémon Care lies the Summersnow Refugee Camp. It was known as one of the worst places for refugees because it was hard to get proper supplies there. It has been abandoned now for some years though there are still several Pokémon out there that once belonged to the refugees. It is wise to watch your surroundings as not all of these Pokémon are friendly, some changed their grief of abandonment to anger towards humans in general. Summersnow Refugee Camp was a camp for civilians and at its peak it hosted some nine hundred people.
Boulder Research Center
To the north-east of Summersnow Refugee Camp is the Boulder Research Center. It is a top secret research center funded by the major of Altorre City. Nobody knows exactly what is being done at the research center though they claim they are studying the behavior of Pokémon. The people working at Boulder Research Center also live there though many, if not all, also have a house elsewhere to which they return on holidays. There is a strict code that forbids employers to talk about what is being done at the research center.
Wetswamp Region
Wetswamp Region is a region entirely covered by swamps. Most people consider it a disgusting place but for Bug and Poison type Pokémon it is an absolute paradise. Wetswamp region has a small town called Tasmire Town. Many people have gone missing in this region as there is only one small sand path leading towards the town and once you wander away from the path it can be a challenge to find your way back.
Wetswamp Region only borders Dryrock Region to which it is connected by a tunnel underneath the Oridge Mountains.
Wetswamp Ponds
The Wetswamp Ponds are three ponds and basically the only three open areas in the entire region with an exception of the beach. It are also the best places to capture wild Pokémon as they often come here for a drink though some would tell you otherwise as none of them is even close to the path.
Peatload Forest
Peatload Forest covers the entire region making it difficult to navigate through the wilderness. Its trees are tall and grow rapidly as there is never a shortage of water around them. They are often filled with bug type Pokémon, an example of this is the record that had been set thirteen years ago in which one tree was home to one hundred twenty-two Pokémon.
Tasmire Town
Tasmire Town is the only place inhabited by humans in Wetswamp Region. It is a small and poor town with no running water nor any electricity. The people here live like they lived three hundred years ago. The town is well known for hosting a Gym that represents Bug and Poison type Pokémon. There are no requirements and the Gym leader uses the normal battle rules. Its signature Pokémon is Scolipede and the rewards upon winning include the Tasmire Badge, $1,000, TM06 and three Antidotes.
Wetswamp Region is a region entirely covered by swamps. Most people consider it a disgusting place but for Bug and Poison type Pokémon it is an absolute paradise. Wetswamp region has a small town called Tasmire Town. Many people have gone missing in this region as there is only one small sand path leading towards the town and once you wander away from the path it can be a challenge to find your way back.
Wetswamp Region only borders Dryrock Region to which it is connected by a tunnel underneath the Oridge Mountains.
Wetswamp Ponds
The Wetswamp Ponds are three ponds and basically the only three open areas in the entire region with an exception of the beach. It are also the best places to capture wild Pokémon as they often come here for a drink though some would tell you otherwise as none of them is even close to the path.
Peatload Forest
Peatload Forest covers the entire region making it difficult to navigate through the wilderness. Its trees are tall and grow rapidly as there is never a shortage of water around them. They are often filled with bug type Pokémon, an example of this is the record that had been set thirteen years ago in which one tree was home to one hundred twenty-two Pokémon.
Tasmire Town
Tasmire Town is the only place inhabited by humans in Wetswamp Region. It is a small and poor town with no running water nor any electricity. The people here live like they lived three hundred years ago. The town is well known for hosting a Gym that represents Bug and Poison type Pokémon. There are no requirements and the Gym leader uses the normal battle rules. Its signature Pokémon is Scolipede and the rewards upon winning include the Tasmire Badge, $1,000, TM06 and three Antidotes.
Dryrock Region
Dryrock Region is a vast region located right in the center of Adeia. It is famous for its desert and its mountains which stretch from one side of the island to the other. Its capital, the City of Basalt used to be the great capital and even though it has been replaced by Sunshine City it still remains the oldest and arguable the most proud city of Adeia. The Region is also home to a town called Frostfall Village which is located deep in the mountains.
To the north Dryrock Region borders Snowfall Region, to the west Wetswamp Region, to the south-east Sunwood Region and in the far south it borders Reefstring Region by sea.
Tunnels connect Dryrock Region to both Snowfall Region as Wetswamp Region and by an old mineshaft it is also connected with Sunwood Region.
Dryrid Desert
Dryrid Desert is a famous place and known all around Adeia. While it holds some unique Pokémon its fame comes from elsewhere. It mainly concerns its location. Scientists have yet to discover as to why it is a desert considering that, given its location, it shouldn’t be a desert at all. Locals think they know why it is a desert, they believe that long ago Legendary Pokémon fought a battle on that spot, a battle that was so devastating that it turned the area into a desert and that it erected the mountains around it. Perhaps they are right or perhaps there is another reason, who knows.
Oridge Mountains
The Oridge Mountains stretch from the north all the way to the south and almost from west to east aswell. They surround the Dryrid Desert and are home to a lot of Pokémon. On the highest parts of the mountains there is snow every day of the year while on the lower parts it can be extremely hot. The Oridge Mountains are famous for its large diversity in Pokémon. Rock, Ground, Ice, Fire, Dragon, they can all be found at the Oridge Mountains.
Dryrock Fields
Between the Dryrid Desert and the Oridge Mountains are the Dryrock Fields. Barren Fields that grow little, but just enough for some Pokémon to make it their home. For humans and a lot of Pokémon alike the Dryrock Fields pose more problems than anything else. The Fields are caught on fire multiple times a year, causing Pokémon to flee elsewhere, which are often the outskirts of the City of Basalt. It was even reason enough for the City of Basalt to set up a special team of people and Pokémon to fight the fires whenever and wherever they emerge.
Flarash Volcano
Flarash Volcano is located in the north-eastern part of the Oridge Mountains. It is well known for its many Fire type Pokémon aswell as for the destruction it caused upon a city in Snowfall Region a long time ago. The last eruption happened almost fifty years ago and it was held under firm control by people and their Pokémon from all over Adeia.
City of Basalt
The City of Basalt is the third biggest and the oldest city in Adeia. It is located in the northern part of Dryrock Region. It is famous for its many exclusive shops including a travel agency and a Poké Ball Craftsman’s shop. The City of Basalt also holds a Gym which is specialized in Ground and Rock type Pokémon. The Gym leader is known for testing the ability of trainers to adapt to the environment. It has no requirements and its signature Pokémon is Golem. Upon winning trainers get the Basalt Badge, $3,000, HM08 and five Heavy Balls.
Basalt Travel Agency
Basalt Travel Agency is the only place in Adeia where one can purchase a ticket to Agrios and it is one of the only two places where one can purchase a ticket for the S.S.Delia, the other place being the dock for the S.S.Delia itself.
Poké Workshop
If you ever want a unique kind of Poké Ball, the Poké Workshop is the place where you have to be. From generation to generation this shop has mastered the craftsmanship of Poké Balls. They can make everything, from Poké Balls that work better on certain times of the day to Poké Balls that are especially effective on a certain type of Pokémon. Even though they have the ability, they refuse to make Poké Balls especially for specific Pokémon as they believe that it would cause trainers to cheat their way to the top, the same counts for Poké Balls that guarantee the capture of any Pokémon with a single throw.
Basalt Refugee Center
Just like all cities in Adeia, the City of Basalt has a refugee center. The Basalt Refugee Center was especially build for wounded soldiers and wounded civilians of all sides. It was also the most successful refugee center as it had everything from a hospital to a rehabilitation department to a psychologist department that helped people over their trauma’s. The Basalt Refugee Center also had a rehabilitation and psychologist department for Pokémon although it proved to be a lot more difficult to help out Pokémon than to help out people.
The Basalt Refugee Center is still functioning although the hospital is now also being used by locals.
Frostfall Village
Frostfall Village is a small village high into the Oridge Mountains. It is located on the north-eastern side and only accessible by a small and long path through the mountains which begins in Sunwood Region. It is also the only village or even place in which people live that is covered by snow all year long. Frostfall Village holds two Gym’s. Both the Ice Gym as the Flying Gym are located in the village. The Ice Gym, just as the Anthracite Temple Gym, promotes a battle against time. In the case of the Ice Gym there isn’t a labyrinth to pass through but there is something else. As the battle starts a fire will be lith. Slowly the fire will die out duo to the cold and once it has vanished a referee will decide who won the battle based on the amount of Pokémon the trainer and Gym leader have left aswell as the state of the Pokémon currently in the field. It is worth mentioning that it is possible to extend the amount of time by calling out a Pokémon that can re-light the fire to its starting position before its burned out completely. A trainer has to have at least four Badges and three Pokémon before the Gym can be challenged. Its signature Pokémon is Cryogonal and the reward includes the Frost Badge, $3,000, TM16 and three Ice Heal’s.
The Flying Gym is a one of a kind as it is the only Gym that doesn’t involve any battle. The Gym leader grew tired of it and decided to race against trainers would be a lot more fun for both the trainers as the Pokémon. Before a trainer is able to challenge the Flying Gym he or she has to have at least one Badge and at least one Flying type Pokémon. The signature Pokémon of this Gym is Farfetch'd and upon winning the trainer can count on the Fall Badge, $1,000, HM02 and five Fast Balls.
Obsidian Mansion
The Obsidian Mansion is located to the south-east of the Flarash Volcano. It was built by an unknown man with the Obsidian that covered the area after the last eruption and it is only accessible by a mountain pass that begins at the Dryrock Fields. It has been the home of the Fire Gym leader for almost twenty years now. Just like the Ice Gym and the Ghost/Dark Gym, the Fire Gym leader also got inspired by the battle against time idea. His interpretation however is considered a quiet dangerous one as trainers won’t be entirely safe. The Gym battle takes place right above the Volcano and it is up to the trainer to defeat the Gym leader before he passes out from the heath and gasses that emerge from the Volcano. At least four Badges are needed before one can challenge the Gym and its signature Pokémon is Magmar. If the trainer manages to win the battle he or she will be rewarded with the Obsidian Badge, $3,000, TM38 and three Burn Heal’s.
Glittering Cavern
The Glittering Cavern, also known as the home of the Dragons, is a large open cave in the far south of the Oridge Mountains. It looks over the Gyre Ocean and its only accessible by a long and quiet dangerous cave leading there from out the Dryrock Fields. The Glittering Cavern has its own Guardian and it is considered a big honor to be chosen to be that Guardian even though he or she will be spending almost their entire adult life living with the Pokémon there. The Guardian also counts as the Dragon Gym leader, something most find even more honorable. Before one can challenge the Guardian he or she has to have at least seven Badges and six Pokémon, making it the Gym with the highest requirements though it is considered justifiable as it is the toughest Gym in Adeia to beat.
Just like the Gym in the City of Basalt, the Guardian makes full use of the environment and will force the trainer to do the same if he or she wants to stand a chance. Its signature Pokémon is Goodra and upon defeat the Guardian will reward the trainer with the Glittering Badge, $10,000, TM02, TM20 and ten Luxury Balls.
Dryrock Region is a vast region located right in the center of Adeia. It is famous for its desert and its mountains which stretch from one side of the island to the other. Its capital, the City of Basalt used to be the great capital and even though it has been replaced by Sunshine City it still remains the oldest and arguable the most proud city of Adeia. The Region is also home to a town called Frostfall Village which is located deep in the mountains.
To the north Dryrock Region borders Snowfall Region, to the west Wetswamp Region, to the south-east Sunwood Region and in the far south it borders Reefstring Region by sea.
Tunnels connect Dryrock Region to both Snowfall Region as Wetswamp Region and by an old mineshaft it is also connected with Sunwood Region.
Dryrid Desert
Dryrid Desert is a famous place and known all around Adeia. While it holds some unique Pokémon its fame comes from elsewhere. It mainly concerns its location. Scientists have yet to discover as to why it is a desert considering that, given its location, it shouldn’t be a desert at all. Locals think they know why it is a desert, they believe that long ago Legendary Pokémon fought a battle on that spot, a battle that was so devastating that it turned the area into a desert and that it erected the mountains around it. Perhaps they are right or perhaps there is another reason, who knows.
Oridge Mountains
The Oridge Mountains stretch from the north all the way to the south and almost from west to east aswell. They surround the Dryrid Desert and are home to a lot of Pokémon. On the highest parts of the mountains there is snow every day of the year while on the lower parts it can be extremely hot. The Oridge Mountains are famous for its large diversity in Pokémon. Rock, Ground, Ice, Fire, Dragon, they can all be found at the Oridge Mountains.
Dryrock Fields
Between the Dryrid Desert and the Oridge Mountains are the Dryrock Fields. Barren Fields that grow little, but just enough for some Pokémon to make it their home. For humans and a lot of Pokémon alike the Dryrock Fields pose more problems than anything else. The Fields are caught on fire multiple times a year, causing Pokémon to flee elsewhere, which are often the outskirts of the City of Basalt. It was even reason enough for the City of Basalt to set up a special team of people and Pokémon to fight the fires whenever and wherever they emerge.
Flarash Volcano
Flarash Volcano is located in the north-eastern part of the Oridge Mountains. It is well known for its many Fire type Pokémon aswell as for the destruction it caused upon a city in Snowfall Region a long time ago. The last eruption happened almost fifty years ago and it was held under firm control by people and their Pokémon from all over Adeia.
City of Basalt
The City of Basalt is the third biggest and the oldest city in Adeia. It is located in the northern part of Dryrock Region. It is famous for its many exclusive shops including a travel agency and a Poké Ball Craftsman’s shop. The City of Basalt also holds a Gym which is specialized in Ground and Rock type Pokémon. The Gym leader is known for testing the ability of trainers to adapt to the environment. It has no requirements and its signature Pokémon is Golem. Upon winning trainers get the Basalt Badge, $3,000, HM08 and five Heavy Balls.
Basalt Travel Agency
Basalt Travel Agency is the only place in Adeia where one can purchase a ticket to Agrios and it is one of the only two places where one can purchase a ticket for the S.S.Delia, the other place being the dock for the S.S.Delia itself.
Poké Workshop
If you ever want a unique kind of Poké Ball, the Poké Workshop is the place where you have to be. From generation to generation this shop has mastered the craftsmanship of Poké Balls. They can make everything, from Poké Balls that work better on certain times of the day to Poké Balls that are especially effective on a certain type of Pokémon. Even though they have the ability, they refuse to make Poké Balls especially for specific Pokémon as they believe that it would cause trainers to cheat their way to the top, the same counts for Poké Balls that guarantee the capture of any Pokémon with a single throw.
Basalt Refugee Center
Just like all cities in Adeia, the City of Basalt has a refugee center. The Basalt Refugee Center was especially build for wounded soldiers and wounded civilians of all sides. It was also the most successful refugee center as it had everything from a hospital to a rehabilitation department to a psychologist department that helped people over their trauma’s. The Basalt Refugee Center also had a rehabilitation and psychologist department for Pokémon although it proved to be a lot more difficult to help out Pokémon than to help out people.
The Basalt Refugee Center is still functioning although the hospital is now also being used by locals.
Frostfall Village
Frostfall Village is a small village high into the Oridge Mountains. It is located on the north-eastern side and only accessible by a small and long path through the mountains which begins in Sunwood Region. It is also the only village or even place in which people live that is covered by snow all year long. Frostfall Village holds two Gym’s. Both the Ice Gym as the Flying Gym are located in the village. The Ice Gym, just as the Anthracite Temple Gym, promotes a battle against time. In the case of the Ice Gym there isn’t a labyrinth to pass through but there is something else. As the battle starts a fire will be lith. Slowly the fire will die out duo to the cold and once it has vanished a referee will decide who won the battle based on the amount of Pokémon the trainer and Gym leader have left aswell as the state of the Pokémon currently in the field. It is worth mentioning that it is possible to extend the amount of time by calling out a Pokémon that can re-light the fire to its starting position before its burned out completely. A trainer has to have at least four Badges and three Pokémon before the Gym can be challenged. Its signature Pokémon is Cryogonal and the reward includes the Frost Badge, $3,000, TM16 and three Ice Heal’s.
The Flying Gym is a one of a kind as it is the only Gym that doesn’t involve any battle. The Gym leader grew tired of it and decided to race against trainers would be a lot more fun for both the trainers as the Pokémon. Before a trainer is able to challenge the Flying Gym he or she has to have at least one Badge and at least one Flying type Pokémon. The signature Pokémon of this Gym is Farfetch'd and upon winning the trainer can count on the Fall Badge, $1,000, HM02 and five Fast Balls.
Obsidian Mansion
The Obsidian Mansion is located to the south-east of the Flarash Volcano. It was built by an unknown man with the Obsidian that covered the area after the last eruption and it is only accessible by a mountain pass that begins at the Dryrock Fields. It has been the home of the Fire Gym leader for almost twenty years now. Just like the Ice Gym and the Ghost/Dark Gym, the Fire Gym leader also got inspired by the battle against time idea. His interpretation however is considered a quiet dangerous one as trainers won’t be entirely safe. The Gym battle takes place right above the Volcano and it is up to the trainer to defeat the Gym leader before he passes out from the heath and gasses that emerge from the Volcano. At least four Badges are needed before one can challenge the Gym and its signature Pokémon is Magmar. If the trainer manages to win the battle he or she will be rewarded with the Obsidian Badge, $3,000, TM38 and three Burn Heal’s.
Glittering Cavern
The Glittering Cavern, also known as the home of the Dragons, is a large open cave in the far south of the Oridge Mountains. It looks over the Gyre Ocean and its only accessible by a long and quiet dangerous cave leading there from out the Dryrock Fields. The Glittering Cavern has its own Guardian and it is considered a big honor to be chosen to be that Guardian even though he or she will be spending almost their entire adult life living with the Pokémon there. The Guardian also counts as the Dragon Gym leader, something most find even more honorable. Before one can challenge the Guardian he or she has to have at least seven Badges and six Pokémon, making it the Gym with the highest requirements though it is considered justifiable as it is the toughest Gym in Adeia to beat.
Just like the Gym in the City of Basalt, the Guardian makes full use of the environment and will force the trainer to do the same if he or she wants to stand a chance. Its signature Pokémon is Goodra and upon defeat the Guardian will reward the trainer with the Glittering Badge, $10,000, TM02, TM20 and ten Luxury Balls.
Sunwood Region
Sunwood Region is the largest region of Adeia and it holds the two biggest cities of which one is the capital. For the most part it is a region filled with grass fields and beautiful forests, a true paradise for those who just wish to live a quiet and happy life in general. It was the region that took in the most refugees and the region that also experienced the most issues with traumatized Pokémon. It is a growing region with a lot of opportunities for young and old to explore.
To the north and west Sunwood Region borders Dryrock Region, to the north-east it borders Snowfall Region and in the south it borders Reefstring Region by sea.
Sunwood Lake
Sunwood Lake is the largest lake of Adeia and holds the biggest variation of Water Pokémon with the exception of the seas. From far and wide people used to come over to swim in the lake during the summer months though since the Altorre Power plant has been build the water has been partly polluted. This prompted an outcry of the people though so far it has remained unanswered.
Sunwood Forest
The Sunwood Forests are your everyday forests, inhabited by many different Pokémon who all get along fairly good. Many people, even those without Pokémon, tend to wander the woods for hours enjoying the nature and the Pokémon. The Forests are even considered tourist attraction no.1 in the entire Sunwood Region.
Altorre City
The second largest city of Adeia is Altorre City. It is located in the western part of Sunwood region and its built on top of a plateau. Before the great war started Altorre City was just a small mining village trying to make a living. When the war began and people fled to Adeia the mayor offered them work at the mines. Many of the refugees accepted this as it gave them the opportunities to either make something of their lives here or to save some money for once they could return. This action caused the plateau to exists as it was part of the Oridge Mountains before. After complaints from the City of Basalt concerning the mining the mayor bought the plateau from the Dryrock Region and promised not to mine any further. To offer the people jobs the mayor invested a lot of money in the industry and within three years the city was making profit again. It is by far the richest city in Adeia and the locals, along with the refugees who remained have one of the highest living standards.
While it might look amazing from the outside, some people do raise some eyebrows at it. Many wonder how the major was able to turn a small village into such city within a few years and some even argue that the mayor is part of Team Rocket, stating that he couldn’t have earned all that money just by mining. Whatever it is about the city, its residents don’t seem to care all that much.
Altorre City is also the host of a Gym that has taken its interest in Steel and Electric type Pokémon. The Gym leader is nobody else than the man himself, the mayor of Altorre City. While he may be very good for his citizens, his battle ideas aren’t so friendly. Two Badges and at least six Pokémon of which at least one has to be of the Electric type are needed to challenge the Gym. Trainers have to make two groups of each three Pokémon, the first group including the Electric type. In the first three versus three battle the trainer, just like the major himself, has to charge a machine that can open a box containing the other three Pokémon. It is said that only the strong Electric types can manage to give the machine enough electricity and if that isn’t enough, the other two Pokémon will be used to attack the Pokémon charging the machine. Once the box is open the trainer or major can call upon the other three aswell. If the trainer is too late to open the box it will end up in a six versus three battle, leaving the trainer with little to no chance to win, but if the trainer manages to open the box first it will end in the exact opposite way. The rewards of the Altorre Gym include the Altorre Badge, $5,000, TM23 and TM25. Its signature Pokémon are Aggron and Electabuzz.
Battle Stop
The Battle Stop is the only TM specialized shop in Adeia and its located in Altorre City. Alongside the everyday TM’s it also sells some rare and powerful ones, something that can also be noticed at the price that comes along with it.
Altorre Refugee Center
Altorre City, just like the City of Basalt, had a refugee center. The Altorre Refugee Center has been inactive since a year and it was primarily occupied by soldiers. There is little to no data available as to how many people came through it as most of them started to work in the mines and with that they received citizenship almost instantly.
Sunshine City
Sunshine City is the largest city of Adeia, capital of Sunwood Region and also capital of Adeia as a whole. It is a city with many parks on which Pokémon and trainers meet with one another to share information. It’s the city in which the Adeia League is being held each year and it is also the host city of two Gym’s. Both the Grass as Normal Gym’s are present in the city. The Grass Gym is the easiest of the two, it has no requirements and handles the normal battle rules. Its signature Pokémon is Meganium and upon defeating the Gym leader the trainer will receive the Sunwood Badge, $2,000, TM19 and an Agrios Ticket.
Just like the Grass Gym, the Normal Gym also handles the normal battle rules. It requires three Badges and six Pokémon to challenge it and upon winning the battle the trainer will receive the Sunshine Badge, $5,000, TM44 and five Ultra Balls. The signature Pokémon of the Normal Gym is Ursaring.
Adeia Stadium
The Adeia Stadium is the place where most trainers have been at one point or another. It hosts all major tournaments including the famous Adeia League. The competition here is fierce but the rewards are always more than worth it. The stadium has the ability to transform into any type of battlefield which makes it the only battlefield with such ability in Adeia.
Sunshine Bicycle Shop
Sunshine Bicycle Shop is the place to be when you need a Bicycle. They may cost something but if you’re tired of walking everywhere this might aswell be the perfect solution.
Sunshine Refugee Center
Sunshine Refugee Center is a refugee center for civilians and it is still in operation till this day. It has taken in some of the most severe cases who are still in need of care and who will continue that type of care for the coming years. Even though it is still in full operation it also aids locals when needed, especially now that they aren’t receiving any new refugees anymore.
Sunwood Refugee Camp
To the north-east of Sunshine City lies Sunwood Refugee Camp, the largest refugee camp of Adeia. At its peak it hosted almost twenty-two hundred people, both soldiers as civilians. It is the only refugee camp that is still occupied by refugees although the number has lowered drastically since the end of the war. The camp is currently home to one hundred fifty-five people. It is the only place that remains to have a problem with traumatized Pokémon. Estimates of the number of traumatized Pokémon living in and around the camp go anywhere from one hundred to seven hundred. It is said that one can better avoid this place if he or she doesn’t have any strong Pokémon for protection.
Sunshine Farm
Just to the north-west of Sunshine City lies the Sunshine Farm, a large farm that grows all kinds of berries for humans and Pokémon alike. The beauty of this farm is, all Pokémon trainers may stop by from time to time to receive some free berries from the farm owner.
Altorre Power Plant
To the east of Altorre City and on the edge of Sunwood lake lies the Altorre Power Plant. Its construction and usage has caused a lot of anger amongst both locals as tourists though it seems that none of the authorities are willing to listen to it. While the people may have a point or two for being angry, they cannot deny that Altorre Power Plant was needed to keep on the lights. Altorre Power Plant is further known for being a good place to capture Electric type Pokémon.
The old Palace
Further to the north-east, deep inside the Sunwood Forest and almost right at the Oridge Mountains lies the old Palace. Nobody is sure when it was build, who lived there and if it’s even supposed to be a palace. All people know is that it is haunted by both Ghost as Psychic type Pokémon who seem to like messing with people’s minds.
S.S.Delia Dock
The S.S.Delia Dock is located on the southern edge of Sunwood Region. Trainers who desire to head for Reefstring Region are forced to take the S.S.Delia unless they have a Pokémon that knows Surf.
Aside from making trips to Reefstring Region it is also the only way to get away from Adeia in general. Tickets for the S.S.Delia can be bought at the dock itself or at Basalt Travel Agency. All tickets are return tickets and so it is not needed to purchase a new ticket upon the return to Sunwood Region.
Sunwood Region is the largest region of Adeia and it holds the two biggest cities of which one is the capital. For the most part it is a region filled with grass fields and beautiful forests, a true paradise for those who just wish to live a quiet and happy life in general. It was the region that took in the most refugees and the region that also experienced the most issues with traumatized Pokémon. It is a growing region with a lot of opportunities for young and old to explore.
To the north and west Sunwood Region borders Dryrock Region, to the north-east it borders Snowfall Region and in the south it borders Reefstring Region by sea.
Sunwood Lake
Sunwood Lake is the largest lake of Adeia and holds the biggest variation of Water Pokémon with the exception of the seas. From far and wide people used to come over to swim in the lake during the summer months though since the Altorre Power plant has been build the water has been partly polluted. This prompted an outcry of the people though so far it has remained unanswered.
Sunwood Forest
The Sunwood Forests are your everyday forests, inhabited by many different Pokémon who all get along fairly good. Many people, even those without Pokémon, tend to wander the woods for hours enjoying the nature and the Pokémon. The Forests are even considered tourist attraction no.1 in the entire Sunwood Region.
Altorre City
The second largest city of Adeia is Altorre City. It is located in the western part of Sunwood region and its built on top of a plateau. Before the great war started Altorre City was just a small mining village trying to make a living. When the war began and people fled to Adeia the mayor offered them work at the mines. Many of the refugees accepted this as it gave them the opportunities to either make something of their lives here or to save some money for once they could return. This action caused the plateau to exists as it was part of the Oridge Mountains before. After complaints from the City of Basalt concerning the mining the mayor bought the plateau from the Dryrock Region and promised not to mine any further. To offer the people jobs the mayor invested a lot of money in the industry and within three years the city was making profit again. It is by far the richest city in Adeia and the locals, along with the refugees who remained have one of the highest living standards.
While it might look amazing from the outside, some people do raise some eyebrows at it. Many wonder how the major was able to turn a small village into such city within a few years and some even argue that the mayor is part of Team Rocket, stating that he couldn’t have earned all that money just by mining. Whatever it is about the city, its residents don’t seem to care all that much.
Altorre City is also the host of a Gym that has taken its interest in Steel and Electric type Pokémon. The Gym leader is nobody else than the man himself, the mayor of Altorre City. While he may be very good for his citizens, his battle ideas aren’t so friendly. Two Badges and at least six Pokémon of which at least one has to be of the Electric type are needed to challenge the Gym. Trainers have to make two groups of each three Pokémon, the first group including the Electric type. In the first three versus three battle the trainer, just like the major himself, has to charge a machine that can open a box containing the other three Pokémon. It is said that only the strong Electric types can manage to give the machine enough electricity and if that isn’t enough, the other two Pokémon will be used to attack the Pokémon charging the machine. Once the box is open the trainer or major can call upon the other three aswell. If the trainer is too late to open the box it will end up in a six versus three battle, leaving the trainer with little to no chance to win, but if the trainer manages to open the box first it will end in the exact opposite way. The rewards of the Altorre Gym include the Altorre Badge, $5,000, TM23 and TM25. Its signature Pokémon are Aggron and Electabuzz.
Battle Stop
The Battle Stop is the only TM specialized shop in Adeia and its located in Altorre City. Alongside the everyday TM’s it also sells some rare and powerful ones, something that can also be noticed at the price that comes along with it.
Altorre Refugee Center
Altorre City, just like the City of Basalt, had a refugee center. The Altorre Refugee Center has been inactive since a year and it was primarily occupied by soldiers. There is little to no data available as to how many people came through it as most of them started to work in the mines and with that they received citizenship almost instantly.
Sunshine City
Sunshine City is the largest city of Adeia, capital of Sunwood Region and also capital of Adeia as a whole. It is a city with many parks on which Pokémon and trainers meet with one another to share information. It’s the city in which the Adeia League is being held each year and it is also the host city of two Gym’s. Both the Grass as Normal Gym’s are present in the city. The Grass Gym is the easiest of the two, it has no requirements and handles the normal battle rules. Its signature Pokémon is Meganium and upon defeating the Gym leader the trainer will receive the Sunwood Badge, $2,000, TM19 and an Agrios Ticket.
Just like the Grass Gym, the Normal Gym also handles the normal battle rules. It requires three Badges and six Pokémon to challenge it and upon winning the battle the trainer will receive the Sunshine Badge, $5,000, TM44 and five Ultra Balls. The signature Pokémon of the Normal Gym is Ursaring.
Adeia Stadium
The Adeia Stadium is the place where most trainers have been at one point or another. It hosts all major tournaments including the famous Adeia League. The competition here is fierce but the rewards are always more than worth it. The stadium has the ability to transform into any type of battlefield which makes it the only battlefield with such ability in Adeia.
Sunshine Bicycle Shop
Sunshine Bicycle Shop is the place to be when you need a Bicycle. They may cost something but if you’re tired of walking everywhere this might aswell be the perfect solution.
Sunshine Refugee Center
Sunshine Refugee Center is a refugee center for civilians and it is still in operation till this day. It has taken in some of the most severe cases who are still in need of care and who will continue that type of care for the coming years. Even though it is still in full operation it also aids locals when needed, especially now that they aren’t receiving any new refugees anymore.
Sunwood Refugee Camp
To the north-east of Sunshine City lies Sunwood Refugee Camp, the largest refugee camp of Adeia. At its peak it hosted almost twenty-two hundred people, both soldiers as civilians. It is the only refugee camp that is still occupied by refugees although the number has lowered drastically since the end of the war. The camp is currently home to one hundred fifty-five people. It is the only place that remains to have a problem with traumatized Pokémon. Estimates of the number of traumatized Pokémon living in and around the camp go anywhere from one hundred to seven hundred. It is said that one can better avoid this place if he or she doesn’t have any strong Pokémon for protection.
Sunshine Farm
Just to the north-west of Sunshine City lies the Sunshine Farm, a large farm that grows all kinds of berries for humans and Pokémon alike. The beauty of this farm is, all Pokémon trainers may stop by from time to time to receive some free berries from the farm owner.
Altorre Power Plant
To the east of Altorre City and on the edge of Sunwood lake lies the Altorre Power Plant. Its construction and usage has caused a lot of anger amongst both locals as tourists though it seems that none of the authorities are willing to listen to it. While the people may have a point or two for being angry, they cannot deny that Altorre Power Plant was needed to keep on the lights. Altorre Power Plant is further known for being a good place to capture Electric type Pokémon.
The old Palace
Further to the north-east, deep inside the Sunwood Forest and almost right at the Oridge Mountains lies the old Palace. Nobody is sure when it was build, who lived there and if it’s even supposed to be a palace. All people know is that it is haunted by both Ghost as Psychic type Pokémon who seem to like messing with people’s minds.
S.S.Delia Dock
The S.S.Delia Dock is located on the southern edge of Sunwood Region. Trainers who desire to head for Reefstring Region are forced to take the S.S.Delia unless they have a Pokémon that knows Surf.
Aside from making trips to Reefstring Region it is also the only way to get away from Adeia in general. Tickets for the S.S.Delia can be bought at the dock itself or at Basalt Travel Agency. All tickets are return tickets and so it is not needed to purchase a new ticket upon the return to Sunwood Region.
Reefstring Region
Reefstring Region is the main island region of Adeia. It is home to a huge amount of Water type Pokémon and is by far tourist spot number one. Reefstring region itself is somewhat divided into three separate parts, each consisting out of one or more islands.
To the north Reefstring Region borders Sunwood Region, to the west it borders Dryrock Region and to the east it borders Agrios Region.
Wetstone Isles
The Wetstone Isles are the two most western islands of Reefstring Region. They are known for being covered with small stones which makes them a beloved home for some specific Water type Pokémon. Almost half of one of the two isles is covered by an unnamed forest, a forest that marks the change in the ground as the stones turn to sand on the very edge of it.
Seafoam Island
Seafoam Island is the biggest island in the Reefstring Region. It is covered partly by the same forest that emerges at the Wetstone Isles but for the most part it is filled with grass fields and beautiful beaches. Seafoam Island is also home to the one and only city of Reefstring Region.
Agrios Islands
The Agrios Islands are the three most eastern islands of the Reefstring Region and they are named after Agrios Region. Many years ago when humans first tried to explore and settle Agrios Region they were often chased away by, what they described as, scary and strong Pokémon. These people all ended up on the Agrios Islands before returning to their homes or before trying again.
In general the Agrios Islands look no different from Seafoam Island aside from size. One of the islands, the one closest to Agrios, is fully covered by a forest that begins at the island located in the middle of the three.
Shallowshoal Sea
Shallowshoal Sea connects Reefstring Region to Sunwood Region. Most of the elderly still remember that in summer one could walk from one region to the other over the Shallowshoal Sea as its water level would drop dramatically during the summer months. In the past fifty years however the seabed seems to have lowered itself and while people aren’t able to walk across anymore, It now has become a beautiful coral reef that young and old can enjoy all day long.
Seafoam City
Seafoam City is the capital of Reefstring Region and it is also the smallest city in Adeia. In fact, it is more of a resort than an actual city as its permanent residents equal an almost simular amount as those of the other towns. Seafoam City is the only place that has a harbor and so all goods coming from outside of Adeia enter Seafoam City first. The city is home to the Water type gym for as long as people can remember. The Gym’s only requirement is that at least one Pokémon knows the move Dive, a move that can be learned through the HM06 which can be bought at the Seafoam Market. It is needed as the Gym holds its battles deep underwater through two mini submarines. Its signature Pokémon is Wailmer and upon defeating the Gym the trainer is rewarded with the Seafoam Badge, $2,000, HM03 and the HM05.
Seafoam Water Sports
Seafoam Water Sports is the shop where a trainer has to be if he or she wishes to purchase a better rod. Its employers are friendly and will help out anyone with making the right choice. It also sells Water Stones, something trainers might have to keep in mind if they wish to evolve certain Pokémon.
Reefstring Region is the main island region of Adeia. It is home to a huge amount of Water type Pokémon and is by far tourist spot number one. Reefstring region itself is somewhat divided into three separate parts, each consisting out of one or more islands.
To the north Reefstring Region borders Sunwood Region, to the west it borders Dryrock Region and to the east it borders Agrios Region.
Wetstone Isles
The Wetstone Isles are the two most western islands of Reefstring Region. They are known for being covered with small stones which makes them a beloved home for some specific Water type Pokémon. Almost half of one of the two isles is covered by an unnamed forest, a forest that marks the change in the ground as the stones turn to sand on the very edge of it.
Seafoam Island
Seafoam Island is the biggest island in the Reefstring Region. It is covered partly by the same forest that emerges at the Wetstone Isles but for the most part it is filled with grass fields and beautiful beaches. Seafoam Island is also home to the one and only city of Reefstring Region.
Agrios Islands
The Agrios Islands are the three most eastern islands of the Reefstring Region and they are named after Agrios Region. Many years ago when humans first tried to explore and settle Agrios Region they were often chased away by, what they described as, scary and strong Pokémon. These people all ended up on the Agrios Islands before returning to their homes or before trying again.
In general the Agrios Islands look no different from Seafoam Island aside from size. One of the islands, the one closest to Agrios, is fully covered by a forest that begins at the island located in the middle of the three.
Shallowshoal Sea
Shallowshoal Sea connects Reefstring Region to Sunwood Region. Most of the elderly still remember that in summer one could walk from one region to the other over the Shallowshoal Sea as its water level would drop dramatically during the summer months. In the past fifty years however the seabed seems to have lowered itself and while people aren’t able to walk across anymore, It now has become a beautiful coral reef that young and old can enjoy all day long.
Seafoam City
Seafoam City is the capital of Reefstring Region and it is also the smallest city in Adeia. In fact, it is more of a resort than an actual city as its permanent residents equal an almost simular amount as those of the other towns. Seafoam City is the only place that has a harbor and so all goods coming from outside of Adeia enter Seafoam City first. The city is home to the Water type gym for as long as people can remember. The Gym’s only requirement is that at least one Pokémon knows the move Dive, a move that can be learned through the HM06 which can be bought at the Seafoam Market. It is needed as the Gym holds its battles deep underwater through two mini submarines. Its signature Pokémon is Wailmer and upon defeating the Gym the trainer is rewarded with the Seafoam Badge, $2,000, HM03 and the HM05.
Seafoam Water Sports
Seafoam Water Sports is the shop where a trainer has to be if he or she wishes to purchase a better rod. Its employers are friendly and will help out anyone with making the right choice. It also sells Water Stones, something trainers might have to keep in mind if they wish to evolve certain Pokémon.
Agrios Region
Agrios Region is the only region in Adeia without any permanent residents and the only protected wildlife area out there. It is considered the Safari Zone of Adeia as those who visit it are given the opportunity to catch some of its unique and rare Pokémon though they are not allowed to bring any of their own Pokémon on the trip. The region is governed by Seafoam City as it only borders Reefstring Region to the west. The region is a special one considering the Pokémon living there all look after one another, something that is also the reason as to why people have never been able to settle down on the island. Because of a lack of money to preserve the island the authorities allowed trainers to go to Agrios Region and to capture some of its Pokémon. Trainers won’t be allowed to use any of their own Pokémon there nor any man made items. Trainers are given 30 Safari Balls to capture Pokémon, if they used all the Safari Balls it is time to leave the island. Tickets for a trip to the Island can only be bought at Basalt Travel Agency and trainers will be brought to Agrios with a helicopter.
Mono Mountain
Mono Mountain is the only mountain located on Agrios Region and it is the last remaining evidence that the Oridge Mountains used to stretch even further than it does now. Just like Agrios Region as a whole it holds some unique and rare Pokémon that attract trainers from all over the region.
Agrios Research Laboratory
The only building located on Agrios Region is the Agrios Research Laboratory. It is the place from which the journey of Agrios begins for all trainers and it is also the place were Professor Alice does her research on Pokémon.
Agrios Region is the only region in Adeia without any permanent residents and the only protected wildlife area out there. It is considered the Safari Zone of Adeia as those who visit it are given the opportunity to catch some of its unique and rare Pokémon though they are not allowed to bring any of their own Pokémon on the trip. The region is governed by Seafoam City as it only borders Reefstring Region to the west. The region is a special one considering the Pokémon living there all look after one another, something that is also the reason as to why people have never been able to settle down on the island. Because of a lack of money to preserve the island the authorities allowed trainers to go to Agrios Region and to capture some of its Pokémon. Trainers won’t be allowed to use any of their own Pokémon there nor any man made items. Trainers are given 30 Safari Balls to capture Pokémon, if they used all the Safari Balls it is time to leave the island. Tickets for a trip to the Island can only be bought at Basalt Travel Agency and trainers will be brought to Agrios with a helicopter.
Mono Mountain
Mono Mountain is the only mountain located on Agrios Region and it is the last remaining evidence that the Oridge Mountains used to stretch even further than it does now. Just like Agrios Region as a whole it holds some unique and rare Pokémon that attract trainers from all over the region.
Agrios Research Laboratory
The only building located on Agrios Region is the Agrios Research Laboratory. It is the place from which the journey of Agrios begins for all trainers and it is also the place were Professor Alice does her research on Pokémon.
Events
Minor Events
Aside from the main events there will be several minor events along the way. These can involve everything from a battle tournament to a fishing contest to a beauty contest to a Bug plague and just like the events itself can be very different its rewards will be aswell. Always keep an eye on the OOC and the IC and you won’t miss any of them.
Aside from the main events there will be several minor events along the way. These can involve everything from a battle tournament to a fishing contest to a beauty contest to a Bug plague and just like the events itself can be very different its rewards will be aswell. Always keep an eye on the OOC and the IC and you won’t miss any of them.
Main Events
There are three main events in Adeia that keep most trainers on edge. The challenges are tough but the rewards are always well worth it. Some events are held often while others can let trainers wait for a long time. Some say that one cannot call himself a real Pokémon master unless he has participated in all of the major events at least once.
Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus
Zingo’s Crazy Whacky Circus is well, exactly what it says, a circus. Trainers and other people alike can go and visit the show performed by people and Pokémon alike. For trainers the most interesting thing is the fact that Zingo’s Crazy Whacky Circus also functions as a Gym specialized in Psychic and Fairy Pokémon. At least one Badge and four Pokémon are needed before the Gym can be challenged and its signature Pokémon is Mr. Mime. There is no battle at this Gym, instead the Gym leader challenges you to perform a successful show. It is not known on what the amount of success is based though some believe that it depends on how much the audience loves it. If the trainer’s show is successful enough he or she can expect the Circus Badge, $3,000, TM29 and the TM45.
Poké-Rumble
The Poké-Rumble is another major even that takes place every once and then. The rate in which it takes place depends on the amount of people signing up to participate. To participate one must have at least three Pokémon. Poké-Rumble is a Pokémon boxing event in which Pokémon fight each other with physical attacks only. Those that manage to make it to the finals can challenge the organizer of Poké-Rumble who also happens to be the Gym leader of Fighting type Pokémon. The signature Pokémon of Poké Rumble is Hariyama and those that manage to defeat the organizer receive the Rumble Badge, $3,000, TM01 and the TM08.
Adeia League
At last there is the Adeia League, the biggest event of all where the strongest and most experienced trainers go head to head against each other to become one of the Adeia Champions. It is the place to be for not just the toughest trainers out there but also for other trainers who want to learn a thing or two, breeders who seek strong partners for their own Pokémon, traders who like to make fair bit of money and it even attracts professors who desire to get a firsthand chance to study the bond between Pokémon and their trainers.
There are three main events in Adeia that keep most trainers on edge. The challenges are tough but the rewards are always well worth it. Some events are held often while others can let trainers wait for a long time. Some say that one cannot call himself a real Pokémon master unless he has participated in all of the major events at least once.
Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus
Zingo’s Crazy Whacky Circus is well, exactly what it says, a circus. Trainers and other people alike can go and visit the show performed by people and Pokémon alike. For trainers the most interesting thing is the fact that Zingo’s Crazy Whacky Circus also functions as a Gym specialized in Psychic and Fairy Pokémon. At least one Badge and four Pokémon are needed before the Gym can be challenged and its signature Pokémon is Mr. Mime. There is no battle at this Gym, instead the Gym leader challenges you to perform a successful show. It is not known on what the amount of success is based though some believe that it depends on how much the audience loves it. If the trainer’s show is successful enough he or she can expect the Circus Badge, $3,000, TM29 and the TM45.
Poké-Rumble
The Poké-Rumble is another major even that takes place every once and then. The rate in which it takes place depends on the amount of people signing up to participate. To participate one must have at least three Pokémon. Poké-Rumble is a Pokémon boxing event in which Pokémon fight each other with physical attacks only. Those that manage to make it to the finals can challenge the organizer of Poké-Rumble who also happens to be the Gym leader of Fighting type Pokémon. The signature Pokémon of Poké Rumble is Hariyama and those that manage to defeat the organizer receive the Rumble Badge, $3,000, TM01 and the TM08.
Adeia League
At last there is the Adeia League, the biggest event of all where the strongest and most experienced trainers go head to head against each other to become one of the Adeia Champions. It is the place to be for not just the toughest trainers out there but also for other trainers who want to learn a thing or two, breeders who seek strong partners for their own Pokémon, traders who like to make fair bit of money and it even attracts professors who desire to get a firsthand chance to study the bond between Pokémon and their trainers.
Stories
Stories can emerge from time to time, some can be very small while others can be big and long. For trainers these stories can be interesting as they can offer them something interesting to do other than capturing Pokémon and challenging other trainers or Gym’s. They also offer new experiences and all kinds of rewards.
The Missing trainers
Two years ago six trainers went missing on their journey and till this very day they have not been found. Rewards have been promised by both the authorities as the families for the golden tip that leads to the missing trainers. Trainers can actively search for the trainers or they can just keep an eye out for any clues regarding them. If any clues or the trainers themselves are found trainers are asked to press their alarm watch and to wait until the authorities have arrived to check it out.
Two years ago six trainers went missing on their journey and till this very day they have not been found. Rewards have been promised by both the authorities as the families for the golden tip that leads to the missing trainers. Trainers can actively search for the trainers or they can just keep an eye out for any clues regarding them. If any clues or the trainers themselves are found trainers are asked to press their alarm watch and to wait until the authorities have arrived to check it out.
None as of yet.
Markets and Items
Markets
All cities and towns have a Market at which trainers can buy and sell most of their goods. The markets all handle the same prices for the same items so it won’t matter where you go. Some items however are only available in the markets of a certain town or city, other items are only available at special kind of markets or places. Below is the items list which includes all items available on Adeia, where they can be found, bought and sold.
Other
Fishing Gear
Transportation
Tickets
Poké Balls
Potions
Drinks & Berries
Money making Items
Fossils
TM’s
HM’s
WIP
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Adeia Rules Book | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Trainers Journal | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Map of Adeia | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Pokédex | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Alarm Watch | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Fishing Gear
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Old Rod | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Good Rod | $1,500 | N/A | N/A | Seafoam Water Sports | N/A |
| Super Rod | $3,000 | N/A | N/A | Seafoam Water Sports | N/A |
Transportation
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Bicycle | $3,000 | N/A | N/A | Sunshine Bicycle Shop | N/A |
Tickets
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| S.S. Ticket | $1,500 | N/A | N/A | S.S.Delia Dock & Basalt Travel Agency | N/A |
| Agrios Ticket | $7,000 | N/A | N/A | Basalt Travel Agency | N/A |
Poké Balls
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Poké Ball | $200 | $100 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Great Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Ultra Ball | $1,200 | $600 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Master Ball | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Safari Ball | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Sport Ball | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Lure Ball | $300 | $150 | N/A | Seafoam Market | Any Market |
| Friend Ball | $300 | $150 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| Heavy Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| Fast Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| Net Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| Dive Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Seafoam Market | Any Market |
| Dusk Ball | $600 | $300 | N/A | Anthracite Temple | Any Market |
| Luxury Ball | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Poké Workshop | Any Market |
| Craftsman Poké Ball | $3,000 | N/A | N/A | Poké Workshop | N/A |
Potions
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Potion | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Antidote | $200 | $100 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Paralyze Heal | $200 | $100 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Awakening | $200 | $100 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Burn Heal | $300 | $150 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Ice Heal | $300 | $150 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
Drinks & Berries
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Fresh Water | $50 | $0 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Lemonade | $50 | $0 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| Moomoo Milk | $200 | $100 | N/A | Summersnow Farm | Any Market |
| Berry Juice | $100 | $50 | N/A | Sunshine Farm | Any Market |
| Cheri Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Chesto Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Pecha Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Rawst Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Aspear Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Oran Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Sitrus Berry | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Money making Items
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Nugget | N/A | $5,000 | ? | N/A | Any Market |
| Pearl | N/A | $700 | ? | N/A | Any Market |
| Big Pearl | N/A | $2,100 | ? | N/A | Any Market |
| Shoal Shell | N/A | $50 | ? | N/A | Any Market |
| Rare Bone | N/A | $1,000 | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
Fossils
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| Helix Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Dome Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Old Amber Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Root Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Claw Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Skull Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Armor Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Cover Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Plume Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Jaw Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
| Sail Fossil | N/A | $10,000 & ? | ? | N/A | Agrios Research Laboratory |
TM’s
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| TM01 Focus Punch | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM02 Dragon Claw | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM03 Psyshock | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM04 Rollout | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM05 Mega Kick | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM06 Toxic | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM07 Horn Drill | $5,000 | $2,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM08 Bulk Up | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM09 Venoshock | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Sunshine Market | Any Market |
| TM10 Hidden Power | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM11 Bubble Beam | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Seafoam Market | Any Market |
| TM12 Water Gun | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Seafoam Market | Any Market |
| TM13 Ice Beam | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM14 Blizzard | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM15 Hyper Beam | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM16 Icy Wind | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM17 Protect | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM18 Counter | $2,500 | $1,250 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM19 Giga Drain | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM20 Rage | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM21 Frustration | $2,500 | $1,250 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM22 Solar Beam | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM23 Iron Tail | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM24 Thunderbolt | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Altorre Market | Any Market |
| TM25 Thunder | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM26 Earthquake | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM27 Return | $2,500 | $1,250 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM28 Dig | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM29 Psychic | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM30 Shadow Ball | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM31 Brick Break | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Poké-Rumble | Any Market |
| TM32 Double Team | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM33 Ice Punch | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM34 Sludge Wave | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM35 Flamethrower | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM36 Sludge Bomb | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM37 Sandstorm | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM38 Fire Blast | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM39 Rock Tomb | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM40 Aerial Ace | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM41 Torment | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM42 Facade | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM43 Flame Charge | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM44 Rest | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM45 Attract | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| TM46 Thief | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM47 Low Sweep | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM48 Round | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM49 Echoed Voice | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM50 Overheat | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM51 Steel Wing | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Altorre Market | Any Market |
| TM52 Focus Blast | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM53 Energy Ball | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM54 False Swipe | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM55 Scald | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM56 Egg Bomb | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Sunshine Market | Any Market |
| TM57 Charge Beam | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Sunshine Market | Any Market |
| TM58 Sky Drop | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM59 Incinerate | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM60 Drain Punch | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Poké-Rumble | Any Market |
| TM61 Will-O-Wisp | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM62 Acrobatics | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM63 Embargo | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM64 Explosion | $5,000 | $2,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM65 Shadow Claw | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM66 Payback | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM67 Retaliate | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM68 Giga Impact | $3,000 | $1,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM69 Rock Polish | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM70 Flash | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM71 Stone Edge | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM72 Volt Switch | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Altorre Market | Any Market |
| TM73 Thunder Wave | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM74 Gyro Ball | $2,500 | $1,250 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM75 Swords Dance | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM76 Struggle Bug | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM77 Psych Up | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM78 Bulldoze | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM79 Frost Breath | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM80 Rock Slide | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM81 X-Scissor | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Sunshine Market | Any Market |
| TM82 Dragon Tail | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM83 Infestation | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM84 Poison Jab | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Tasmire Market | Any Market |
| TM85 Dream Eater | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM86 Grass Knot | $2,500 | $1,250 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM87 Swagger | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM88 Sleep Talk | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM89 U-Turn | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Frostfall Market | Any Market |
| TM90 Substitute | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM91 Flash Cannon | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Altorre Market | Any Market |
| TM92 Trick Room | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
| TM93 Wild Charge | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Sunshine Market | Any Market |
| TM94 Rock Smash | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM95 Snarl | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM96 Nature Power | $5,000 | $2,500 | N/A | Battle Stop | Any Market |
| TM97 Dark Pulse | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Basalt Market | Any Market |
| TM98 Power-Up Punch | $1,000 | $500 | N/A | Poké-Rumble | Any Market |
| TM99 Dazzling Gleam | $2,000 | $1,000 | N/A | Zingo's Crazy Whacky Circus | Any Market |
| TM100 Confide | $500 | $250 | N/A | Any Market | Any Market |
HM’s
| Name: | Buy Price: | Sell Price: | Find Location: | Buy Location: | Sell Location: |
| HM01 Cut | $1,000 | N/A | N/A | Sunshine Market | N/A |
| HM02 Fly | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| HM03 Surf | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| HM04 Strength | $2,000 | N/A | N/A | Poké-Rumble | N/A |
| HM05 Whirlpool | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| HM06 Dive | $2,000 | N/A | N/A | Seafoam Market | N/A |
| HM07 Waterfall | $2,000 | N/A | N/A | Seafoam Market | N/A |
| HM08 Rock Climb | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
WIP
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