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Sub-boards: Human, Pokemorph, Pokemon, Legendary Pokemon

Here's a place to store your character's information such as pokemon, inventory, pokedex and more. These are essentially PC Boxes and it is mandatory to make one for each individual character you have.

This is a bit of a different take on the battle arena. Here the arena can be styled to be any way you want it to be on a special computer system. After the room as been made then it's time for the showdown. Bring your best when you step into this arena cause you never know who you're going to face.

Here's where all of a trainer's needs can be met. There are facilities here for stocking up on supplies, trading and breed pokemon. There's even an adoption place that is always open.

Sub-boards: Move Tutor, Trading Center

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Past the rustic town with its farm buildings and cottage houses lies a rather passive route. Made up of mostly plains there is a forest before the trainers reach the next town that houses a good variety of pokemon.

Now, Nemea's a bit more lively then Thera, but still not a hustle and bustle city. There's a good size park as well as a few markets, a poke center and a great many brick houses. More modern and with hospitable people that enjoy the trainers that come through, housing them for the night if one of them asks. As for the gym of Nemea it can be found up on a hill in the middle of town, opposite the city hall.

Sub-boards: Electron Gym, Nemea Pokemon Center

Route 2 is a bit more interesting then Route 1 as it opens up onto a slightly barren field, the grass long and golden in the sun. There are a few rocky spots here and there as the road begins to descend to sea level. Where the ground meets the sea there is a large metal bridge that spans over the war to the bustling city in the distance. The water it spans is fast and rough as it flows past.

The City of Rhion is a bustling metropolis with people that shove and rush past the slower moving tourists. Skyscrapers and tall metal buildings populate the area as well as tall apartment complexes. Less hospitable then places before a trainer is unlikely to find free shelter here, but there is definitely a perk for having come here if the trainer can find the building through word of mouth directions. The gym here is located on the side of the city closest to Route 3, almost hidden behind a large restaurant.

Sub-boards: Conifer Gym, Rhion Pokemon Center

Route 3 winds around a lake, Draco Lake, and continues northward along the lake shore. It was once an old supply train trail, but since boats are now used to carry supplies it is no longer used except by trainers. The route is overgrown with weeds, trees and bushes and it can be easy to lose it if the trainer isn't vigilant. The weather seems to become more volatile the further north you go.

Delos is a rather large town on the edge of Lake Draco. The air seems to get colder as you reach the town and most of the time you can see the inhabits in light winter attire. However, unlike the cold conditions, they are warm and welcoming of trainers and are glad to give a bed and a meal to travelers in need. The gym itself is located within a cave that goes under the lakebed on the south side of the town.

Sub-boards: Cryo Gym, Delos Pokemon Center

Route 4 seems to back track a bit, but along a higher ridge of the region. It reaches up dramatically into the altitudes with a rocky mountain to traverse in order to get to the other side that opens up into a bog that encircles the city of Lethe.

Lethe is encircled by a bog that can be traversed by an experienced boatman that ferries trainers across. Coming into the city it is obvious that it was constructed here and that the earth was filled into the bog to make a city. The buildings are of an earthen kind made of trees and mud. The gym itself however is made of cinderblocks and other more hardy material. It stands in the middle of the town with shops and a Pokemon Center around it. The townspeople here a bit more wary of outsiders and take a bit to get comfortable around a trainer.

Sub-boards: Nightshade Gym, Lethe Pokemon Center

Route five goes from the city of Lethe but it takes the north fork of the road at the entrance of the bog and continues up in altitude as it gets colder and colder. Blizzards begin to randomly spring up along the way, making the already snow covered pass difficult. There are few trees for shelter as well and trainers either have to wait it out or brave the storm in order to get to Mende.

Mende is a bit of an unusual place it seems to be one large complex of homes and shops. Almost like an army barracks except that it is more upscale and citizen comfort friendly. The townspeople here are more friendly but reluctant to share food due to it being hard to get supplies for the people already living there. The Gym is built into the complex, standing at the top of the whole stainless steel and iron building, it's blue and white sign prominent even in the snowstorms that frequent the town.

Sub-boards: Xenolith Gym, Mende Pokemon Center

Route 6 is actually a bit of a surprise as the descent is quick back down to warmer parts of the region. Here the land begins to dry out and by the time you have reached the City of Suria on the coastline it is a safe bet to say that you've walked through a desert. It's not one of the worst around, but the sandstorms can be a nuisance if you don't bring a pokemon that can dissipate it.

Suria is a typical coastline city except for the winding streets of the city that move from highest elevation to the lowest at the very waterline. Here ships dock in wooden docks and unload their cargo before taking on trainers to go to the next gym after the Suria Gym. The Suria Gym is located on the coastline as well, as far east as a trainer would ever go on his journey on a small island connected with a rope and wood bridge to the mainland.

Sub-boards: Hoarfrost Gym, Suria Pokemon Center

Route Seven is a mostly sea route, but more heavily populated by flying type pokemon then water types due to the small rocky protrosions that stick out of the water for them to land on. It is however a pleasant route on the back of a pokemon or on a boat, usually fishing isn't too much of a problem if you'd want to do that.

Helios is a small island community, it almost couldn't be called a town except for the fact that there are a few people that live there year round. These people are very friendly and usually the first to ask if a trainer needs shelter or food. As for the Gym, it is easy to spot in the middle of all the grass huts as the only building made out of civilized materials. It sits on a rocky outcropping on the southeast corner of the island.

Sub-boards: Bonfire Gym, Helios Pokemon Center

Route 8 is an entirely sea route that is best completed on the back of a pokemon, but if that is unavailable then a fisherman might be able to take you to the next destination on your journey. Either way it is likely that you will encounter many water type pokemon on your way over towards Kanodos.

Kanobos is a large city on a rather large island not too far from the mainland. Here there are almost no inhabitants behind the few that are training with the gym leader or the eccentric few that just wanted to live here on the rather rocky and tree covered piece of land. The Gym is on the west side of the island, close to the mainland.

Sub-boards: Cyclone Gym, Kanobos Pokemon Center

Named after a rather famous event of the past Thermopylae is a large cave that is across the short sea way between it and the Island of Kanobos. Within the Thermopylae is a field of molten lava and hardened magma and rock pathways that lead through the convoluted maze that makes up the cave. It is the last test before one arrives at the foot of a single large mountain called Arkoi.

Accessible from the beginning. This area is the seashore around Thera's eastern edge. A good place to find a variety of pokemon and even access to the sea where even more pokemon dwell.

Sub-board: Coral Reef

Accessible from the beginning, these plains hold a tremendous amount of pokemon in their tall grasses and definitely a great place to find your next team member.

Accessible from the beginning, this forest is dark due to the thick canopies of the deciduous trees that populate the area. It is teeming with pokemon of almost any type.

Sub-board: Forest Clearing

Accessible after Nemea City. Caelum bridge was built in order to connect the east side of Caelum to the west side without a long detour around Draco Lake. The bridge is a favorite place of steel types and flying types among a few others.

Sub-board: Fishing Platform

Accessible after the City of Rhion, Draco Lake opens up to the north. A wide and deep expanse of water to the right of Route 3. This place is a centerpiece of pokemon life in Caelum.

These are the cliffs that run down from Route 4 off the edge of the road by a couple feet. A common hiding place for different types of cliff dwelling pokemon as well as those that fly.

Accessible after arriving at Lethe City, this bog is home to many kinds of poison and ghost type pokemon in particular and it is rare to find other types here.

Accessible after reaching Mende Town there is a pass that continues north from the town. Ice type pokemon live here exclusively due to the frigid temperatures.

Sub-board: Dew Cave

Accessible after arriving at Mende Town this is the desert to the east of the town. A common place to find ground and rock type pokemon among others that inhabit the area.

Accessible after beating the gym leader of Suria, this sea cave is located under the island where the Gym for Suria is stationed there is a secluded, glowing gem lit cave that extends for a mile under the sea bed in a maze. Only its deepest regions are submerged in water with a strange soft blue-green grass covering the rock before then.

This isle is accessible after beating the gym leader of Kanobos. This is a place to find rare pokemon that are hard to find elsewhere within the region but are flourishing in the harsh conditions of the isle.

Accessible after exiting Thermopylae this is a prime place to find different types of pokemon, including the occasional dragon type pokemon if you stay out long enough and manage to get lucky.