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Welcome, aspiring explorers and adventurers. In a vast land where diverse cultures and never-before-seen Pokémon exist, there is nothing better and more rewarding than the romance of adventure, discovery, and fateful encounters! Lo and behold, the Tervari Region!
[a id]Tervari[/a id]
The Tervari Region
Disambiguation: Terra[land, ground, earth] + Varietas[variety, diversity, difference]
Can be translated as "Diverse Land" or "Land of Different People and Places".
Tervari is a very big and diverse region, taking up two map screens (a la Kanto x Johto), however it is divided into a north sub-region and a south sub-region instead of east-west.
North Tervari is basically composed of highlands such as a tundra area, a plateau, a mountain range and the pokemon world's highest mountain, the Mountain of Creation, where the region's Creator is said to reside. Compared to South Tervari, the north is more rural, but is rich in tradition and folklore. It features a city composed of treehouses (a la Fortree City) which has the Tree of Knowledge in its core (a humongous Library Treehouse) and a japanese-themed city that is dubbed 'The First Hamlet of Tervari' which is now the most populated area in the region(and possibly the world), taking up a whole plateau in size and housing 3(!) gyms. Three rivers flow from the northern part of North Tervari to the largest lake in the world, the Great Basin, which is rumored to have great secrets within. It is surrounded by a peculiar mountain range formation which makes it look like a literal basin. On the Southeast part is Ash Mountain, an active volcano which spews ash more often than lava. On the southwest is Rune Desert, a desert that was said to be a city that got pulverized when a powerful pokemon rampaged.
South Tervari is mostly urbanized, and is split into east and west by the Tervari Canyon, which stems from the mountains that hold the Great Basin. The long coastline of South Tervari is made up of white sandy beaches, stretching from west to east. On the sea are some islands accessible by boat. Most notable are the Red Feather Island, Yellow Feather Island and Blue Feather Island, in which 3 ancient lighthouses stand. These lighthouses are said to be pokemon-made, and as to why pokemon built them is currently unknown. Local folklore states that Legendary Pokemon sleep within each island.
Formerly in the eastern coast of South Tervari, the Pokemon League now sits at the center of the subregion, directly at the end of the Tervari Canyon.
Can be translated as "Diverse Land" or "Land of Different People and Places".
Tervari is a very big and diverse region, taking up two map screens (a la Kanto x Johto), however it is divided into a north sub-region and a south sub-region instead of east-west.
North Tervari is basically composed of highlands such as a tundra area, a plateau, a mountain range and the pokemon world's highest mountain, the Mountain of Creation, where the region's Creator is said to reside. Compared to South Tervari, the north is more rural, but is rich in tradition and folklore. It features a city composed of treehouses (a la Fortree City) which has the Tree of Knowledge in its core (a humongous Library Treehouse) and a japanese-themed city that is dubbed 'The First Hamlet of Tervari' which is now the most populated area in the region(and possibly the world), taking up a whole plateau in size and housing 3(!) gyms. Three rivers flow from the northern part of North Tervari to the largest lake in the world, the Great Basin, which is rumored to have great secrets within. It is surrounded by a peculiar mountain range formation which makes it look like a literal basin. On the Southeast part is Ash Mountain, an active volcano which spews ash more often than lava. On the southwest is Rune Desert, a desert that was said to be a city that got pulverized when a powerful pokemon rampaged.
South Tervari is mostly urbanized, and is split into east and west by the Tervari Canyon, which stems from the mountains that hold the Great Basin. The long coastline of South Tervari is made up of white sandy beaches, stretching from west to east. On the sea are some islands accessible by boat. Most notable are the Red Feather Island, Yellow Feather Island and Blue Feather Island, in which 3 ancient lighthouses stand. These lighthouses are said to be pokemon-made, and as to why pokemon built them is currently unknown. Local folklore states that Legendary Pokemon sleep within each island.
Formerly in the eastern coast of South Tervari, the Pokemon League now sits at the center of the subregion, directly at the end of the Tervari Canyon.
[a id]Lore[/a id]
The Seven Tervari Mysteries
Of course, in every region there is a history. And in every history, there will always be a missing piece that will cast darkness, doubt and mystery. However, in Tervari, there are seven of these pieces. I will disclose what I can to shed light upon these mysteries, although I'm afraid they are currently insufficient to grasp the whole truth.
The Mountain of Creation
The Mountain of Creation is dubbed "The Highest Mountain of the Pokémon World." It towers up to as high as 8,000 meters above sea level, making it incredibly awe-inspiring and treacherous. However, for some reason, many fossil fuels, sediments and minerals only found deep underneath the ground are found even in the highest elevations of this mountain. Furthermore, a wide, cylindrical, vertical tunnel was discovered at the very peak of the mountain, and further reasearch shows that this tunnel straightly stretches down to the base of the mountain. Some theories claim the mountain to be an extinct volcano, some claim it was unearthed by something else entirely, some say it was only a very rare topographical anomaly, and even weirder claims theorize that the mountain itself was built with the tunnel in mind. Ancient documents tell nothing about the tunnel. However, they state something else entirely: "The Creator is said to be underneath the mountain itself."
The Great Basin
The Great Basin is known as the "Largest Lake in the Pokémon World". It got its name from the notion that the lake takes in seawater from the northwest, spring water from the north, and river water from the northeast. These three different kinds of water meet on the lake and naturally mix with each other. However, fewer know that the Great Basin is also the deepest lake in the Pokémon World. Until now there hasn't been an extensive expedition to determine the lake's exact depth, but reports claim it is more than 6,000 meters deep. Also, once in a few years, a very huge geyser-like burst of water shoots out of the surface of the dead center of the lake. Scientists are baffled as to why this phenomenon happens. Legends tell that an ancient horror is buried at the very depths of the lake, and the bursts of water is a sign that it is still trying to claw its way up to the surface, inch by inch...
The Lighthouses
As stated above in the Region Description, the three ancient houses located in the Red Feather, Yellow Feather and Blue Feather Islands are said to be Pokémon-made, and as to why Pokémon built them is currently unknown. Local folklore states that Legendary Pokémon sleep within each island. However, there have been countless expeditions to find even a glimpse of whatever these Pokémon are, only to end up with nothing. Researchers from Kanto speculate that these might be a former home of the Legendary Birds Moltres, Zapdos and Articuno because of the fact that the islands the lighthouses stand on have the colors of the birds on their names, but nothing exists in the buildings, or the islands for that matter, that support this hypothesis.
The Rune Ruins
The Rune Ruins is believed to be the remains of an ancient kingdom that thrived way before the Tervari Region was established. Ancient documents unearthed from these ruins show that this kingdom's citadel is said to be the entirety of today's Rune Desert, reaching towards a towering mountain to the east. It was believed that this kingdom was prosperous and was rich in resources, until it was rampaged by a single, powerful Pokémon that turned the kingdom into a barren wasteland overnight. The Pokémon's rampage affected the land even years after the tragedy, eventually turning the wasteland into a desert.
Ancient Alchemy
There are records that humans in ancient times were able to create lifeforms through a method called Alchemy. Some of the existing Pokémon in Tervari like Flaschemy or Cryospira seem to be artificially made. However, any and all documents related to the use of Alchemy seem to have vanished. Modern technology has successfully created Pokémon such as Mewtwo using gene-splicing and is considered a scientific breakthrough, but to think that an ancient technology can do just the same is, to put it bluntly, a disappointing loss. There are cases of people scouring the region for clues to anything else related to Alchemy, but their efforts didn't bear fruit.
Sunken Temple
Beneath the southwestern seas of South Tervari, there was a ruin discovered by a group of divers and trainers. There was nothing much inside except for pictographs embedded on the hall's walls that seem to tell the story of a large Pokémon teaching people various things as well as reaching out its glowing hand to a young boy wearing a long robe. At the end of the hall, a square plate adorned with rubies sits out in the open. However the temple's large doors completely close shut if it is removed and will only open again if the plate is put back, so no one has successfully taken the plate away. The whole purpose of the ruins is still under speculation to this day, but for tourism purposes it was advertised as a prized diving spot called "Sunken Temple".
Celestial Beasts
Since the past decades, there have been sightings of peculiar Pokémon zooming across the skies. There are many accounts describing the sightings such as seeing a flying turtle at the first glimpse of snow or a bird with scorching tail feathers dashing through the horizon during daybreak. Legends tell that there are four of these Pokémon roaming the entirety of Tervari, and their appearances signify the change of seasons. They were eventually called "Celestial Beasts" by the people of Tervari Hamlet, and has since then built the Tervari Shrine Tower to give gratitude and respect to these Pokémon. In the past few years there have been sightings of the Celestial Beasts on top of the temple, but whether this is true or not is shrouded in doubt to this very day.
[a id]Aegis[/a id]
The Pokémon League and Team Aegis
It has only been 20 years since Tervari applied the Pokémon League System to unite the whole region and act as its governing power. During those years the League has had a total of 3 Champions so far. The first held the belt for 13 years, while the second succeeded and governed the league for 3 years before abruptly resigning the position.
It was during this resignation that the Pokémon League expanded its system. The Tervari Region originally housed 8 Pokémon Gyms. However, due to the integration of the Tervari Hamlet's Gym Leader into the Elite Four, a Gym was left with no clear successor. 3 other Gyms feuding over who shall get the title rose to the occasion, all of which were acknowledged by the League, resulting in Tervari Hamlet having 3 Pokémon Gyms. Combined with the recent development of Luxuria City and Arcavis Town's Gyms, the number of Pokémon Gyms bumped up to 12 with 13 Gym Leaders governing them.
The third and current Champion, Valeria, is on her fourth year of governance and is struggling to retain public approval due to the recent rise in popularity of Team Aegis, a peace-enforcing group clad in Gladiator-themed outfits.
Team Aegis is, in a nutshell, a radical group. Their ideal is perfect harmony between people and Pokémon. They have existed for three years now, but has recently risen in numbers and power after the Pokémon League decreed their intent to establish railroads throughout the region despite the potential harm to natural habitats by digging through mountains and rivers. Pokémon researching, experimenting and testing was also greenlit, which was regarded by Team Aegis as Pokémon abuse. Public opinion has swayed to Team Aegis' favor, effectively slowing down the industrialization of Tervari. Current events show tension and unrest between the two powers.
It was during this resignation that the Pokémon League expanded its system. The Tervari Region originally housed 8 Pokémon Gyms. However, due to the integration of the Tervari Hamlet's Gym Leader into the Elite Four, a Gym was left with no clear successor. 3 other Gyms feuding over who shall get the title rose to the occasion, all of which were acknowledged by the League, resulting in Tervari Hamlet having 3 Pokémon Gyms. Combined with the recent development of Luxuria City and Arcavis Town's Gyms, the number of Pokémon Gyms bumped up to 12 with 13 Gym Leaders governing them.
The third and current Champion, Valeria, is on her fourth year of governance and is struggling to retain public approval due to the recent rise in popularity of Team Aegis, a peace-enforcing group clad in Gladiator-themed outfits.
Team Aegis is, in a nutshell, a radical group. Their ideal is perfect harmony between people and Pokémon. They have existed for three years now, but has recently risen in numbers and power after the Pokémon League decreed their intent to establish railroads throughout the region despite the potential harm to natural habitats by digging through mountains and rivers. Pokémon researching, experimenting and testing was also greenlit, which was regarded by Team Aegis as Pokémon abuse. Public opinion has swayed to Team Aegis' favor, effectively slowing down the industrialization of Tervari. Current events show tension and unrest between the two powers.
[a id]Map[/a id]
The Tervari Region Map Guide
Luxuria Suburbs.
This is where your house is. At postgame, The Luxuria Mayor opens his mansion's backyard to the public, where you could find some pokemon not native in the region.
Luxuria City [1st gym: Normal-type].
Quite a big city and has the Pokemon Lab and the Xtransciever Dev't Company.
Luxuria Resort.
Unlocked Postgame, kinda like a Join Avenue, and everyday a catchable starter pokemon plays here.
Coastlink City.
A port city, but you won't use any of the boats here. Super Rod is obtainable here. The Pokemon Hotel is a place where you can battle some gym leaders and/or champions in Tervari and other regions with high-level teams. The people available change everyday. This city is unlocked postgame.
Stardom Valley
A "minigame" center where R/S/E Contests, Pokeathlon and Pokestar Studios are gathered in one place. Only accessible postgame.
Prowesce City [2nd gym: Fighting-type].
Has a Pokemon School. Also has the Pokemon Tablet PC Inc., or PokeTab Inc. for short.
Fogress City [3rd gym: Flying-type].
A big trade city with a department store. Also has a battle restaurant/café where the Name Rater hangs out.
Basin's Spout.
Essentially a Pokemon Park. It also has the frontline view of Tervari's Great Basin, the vast lake located at the very center of the region.
Cresciege Town.
A stronghold town of Team Aegis.
Einsbolt City [4th gym: Electric-type].
A city with a power plant that powers the Tervari Railroad Transit.
Westream City [5th gym: Ground-type].
An Oasis city. Many vendors/item traders here.
Verisil City [6th gym: Grass-type].
A treehouse city. Houses the Tree of Knowledge, the biggest library in the region. Also has the PokeGreenhouse where you can grow berries. Pokemon sometimes gather depending on the berries planted.
Tournament Island.
An island accessible by train where people from around the world gather to participate in the Battle Frontier and the Pokemon World Tournament.
Ventherea City [7th gym: Poison-type].
Basically a Pokemon Lab and Weather Lab town. Most residents are researchers.
Safari Zone.
Developed by Ventherea City to study pokemon in their natural habitat.
Arcavis Town [8th gym: Psychic-type].
A town taken over by Team Aegis. Gym Leader's whereabouts unknown. The Aegis Trieres, a big warship, is docked here.
Tervari Hamlet [9th-11th gym: Ghost, Dark and Bug-type].
Ironically the most populated city in the region. A Japanese-themed city, it has a whopping 3 gyms whose gym leaders will challenge you to a triple battle when you beat them once each.
Sierravasse Town.
A town that has an 'elevator' irrigation system to carry water supplies from the Great Basin to Tervari Hamlet.
Sunfalzen City [12th gym: Fire-type].
The biggest port city [and second biggest city] in Tervari. The Gym Leader uses the Old Pokemon League building as his gym before postgame. Afterward he returns to his own Gym Building. Sunfalzen has a sewer system that is home to some poison, dark and water pokemon.
Victory Road Entrance.
Has numerous gates that open if you have the required badges. Has a Trainer House with some trainers preparing for the arduous Victory Road.
Victory Clearing.
A mountain clearing which signifies that you cleared Victory Road. Has gates to enter either the Victory Hall or the Victory Tube.
Pokemon League/ Pokemon League Ruins.
This is the new Pokemon League Building. Destroyed by Team Aegis during endgame.
Old Pokemon League Bldg./ Pokemon League.
Used by the Sunfalzen Gym Leader as his gym, but became the new Pokemon League Bldg. at postgame.
Logbend Town.
A laidback town that was unaffected by Team Aegis' sieges. Team Aegis backstory is explained here. Unlocked Postgame.
Riverclog Town.
A mountaineer town. Information about the legend of the Mountain of Creation is explained here. Houses the Riverclog Temple, a temple filled with monks itching to battle. Unlocked Postgame.
Conferica Town.
The Champion's and the Team Aegis Leader's town. Does not welcome outsiders too much because of its tradition. Has an Herbal store to buy bitter medicine and incenses. The treehouse shrine is a place to pray for bountiful harvest. Unlocked Postgame
This is where your house is. At postgame, The Luxuria Mayor opens his mansion's backyard to the public, where you could find some pokemon not native in the region.
Luxuria City [1st gym: Normal-type].
Quite a big city and has the Pokemon Lab and the Xtransciever Dev't Company.
Luxuria Resort.
Unlocked Postgame, kinda like a Join Avenue, and everyday a catchable starter pokemon plays here.
Coastlink City.
A port city, but you won't use any of the boats here. Super Rod is obtainable here. The Pokemon Hotel is a place where you can battle some gym leaders and/or champions in Tervari and other regions with high-level teams. The people available change everyday. This city is unlocked postgame.
Stardom Valley
A "minigame" center where R/S/E Contests, Pokeathlon and Pokestar Studios are gathered in one place. Only accessible postgame.
Prowesce City [2nd gym: Fighting-type].
Has a Pokemon School. Also has the Pokemon Tablet PC Inc., or PokeTab Inc. for short.
Fogress City [3rd gym: Flying-type].
A big trade city with a department store. Also has a battle restaurant/café where the Name Rater hangs out.
Basin's Spout.
Essentially a Pokemon Park. It also has the frontline view of Tervari's Great Basin, the vast lake located at the very center of the region.
Cresciege Town.
A stronghold town of Team Aegis.
Einsbolt City [4th gym: Electric-type].
A city with a power plant that powers the Tervari Railroad Transit.
Westream City [5th gym: Ground-type].
An Oasis city. Many vendors/item traders here.
Verisil City [6th gym: Grass-type].
A treehouse city. Houses the Tree of Knowledge, the biggest library in the region. Also has the PokeGreenhouse where you can grow berries. Pokemon sometimes gather depending on the berries planted.
Tournament Island.
An island accessible by train where people from around the world gather to participate in the Battle Frontier and the Pokemon World Tournament.
Ventherea City [7th gym: Poison-type].
Basically a Pokemon Lab and Weather Lab town. Most residents are researchers.
Safari Zone.
Developed by Ventherea City to study pokemon in their natural habitat.
Arcavis Town [8th gym: Psychic-type].
A town taken over by Team Aegis. Gym Leader's whereabouts unknown. The Aegis Trieres, a big warship, is docked here.
Tervari Hamlet [9th-11th gym: Ghost, Dark and Bug-type].
Ironically the most populated city in the region. A Japanese-themed city, it has a whopping 3 gyms whose gym leaders will challenge you to a triple battle when you beat them once each.
Sierravasse Town.
A town that has an 'elevator' irrigation system to carry water supplies from the Great Basin to Tervari Hamlet.
Sunfalzen City [12th gym: Fire-type].
The biggest port city [and second biggest city] in Tervari. The Gym Leader uses the Old Pokemon League building as his gym before postgame. Afterward he returns to his own Gym Building. Sunfalzen has a sewer system that is home to some poison, dark and water pokemon.
Victory Road Entrance.
Has numerous gates that open if you have the required badges. Has a Trainer House with some trainers preparing for the arduous Victory Road.
Victory Clearing.
A mountain clearing which signifies that you cleared Victory Road. Has gates to enter either the Victory Hall or the Victory Tube.
Pokemon League/ Pokemon League Ruins.
This is the new Pokemon League Building. Destroyed by Team Aegis during endgame.
Old Pokemon League Bldg./ Pokemon League.
Used by the Sunfalzen Gym Leader as his gym, but became the new Pokemon League Bldg. at postgame.
Logbend Town.
A laidback town that was unaffected by Team Aegis' sieges. Team Aegis backstory is explained here. Unlocked Postgame.
Riverclog Town.
A mountaineer town. Information about the legend of the Mountain of Creation is explained here. Houses the Riverclog Temple, a temple filled with monks itching to battle. Unlocked Postgame.
Conferica Town.
The Champion's and the Team Aegis Leader's town. Does not welcome outsiders too much because of its tradition. Has an Herbal store to buy bitter medicine and incenses. The treehouse shrine is a place to pray for bountiful harvest. Unlocked Postgame
Trinity Mountain.
The first cave in the game, yet has the most varied-leveled pokemon encounters depending on where you enter it. Fully accessed postgame.
Fogress Ranch.
The Fogress City Gym Leader owns this ranch. Has a Moo Moo Milk store and 2 sets of Pokemon Daycares. (so you can breed up to 4)
Trinity Mountain Tunnel.
Still has some pokemon encounters albeit fewer because a Train Rail Project is ongoing here. Fully accessed postgame.
Rune Ruins.
Ruins of Rune Desert that is said to be once a developed city destroyed by a rampaging pokemon.
Rune Desert.
A mysterious Desert where the sandstorm was never reported to stop since ancient times.
Einsbolt Power Plant.
Uses both windmills and a manmade waterfall from the Great Basin to generate electricity. Electric-type Pokemon and some Poison-type Pokemon thrive here.
Rune Mountain.
A mountain shrouded in mystery. Unlocked postgame.
Secoia Forest.
A large forest that is home to many kinds of pokemon. Large trees and secrets aplenty.
Cape Mansion.
An abandoned vacation house that is now home to some ghost and psychic pokemon. Fully accessible postgame.
Trainyard Cape.
A place where train cars are stored when not in use. Some Steel-type pokemon can be caught here.
Mountain of Creation West Entrance.
First entrance to the largest Mountain in the region. It stretches up to Ventherea City. Fully accessible postgame.
Mountain of Creation East Entrance.
Can only be entered via Dive HM. Requires Flash. Fully accessible postgame.
Memoir Forest.
A cemetery for humans and pokemon alike. Ghost, Psychic, and Dark Pokemon encountered here.
Justice Forest.
A large forest that can only be fully accessed with Waterfall HM postgame.
Tervari Plateau.
An uphill cavern that is full of Stength HM puzzles. Also has a small cave full of fossils within.
Tervari Shrine Tower.
A shrine that is home to some Grass, Bug, Dark and Ghost-type Pokemon.
Sierra Eclessia.
A mountain range that requires Flash on higher parts. It stretches north to the Aegis Colosseum.
Aegis Colosseum.
Main HQ of Team Aegis.
Ash Tunnel.
A cave route that has the entrance to Ash Volcano.
Ash Volcano.
Home to powerful fire pokemon. Has hidden chambers that are unlocked postgame.
Red Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Fire Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
Blue Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Ice Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
Yellow Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Lightning Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
East Ruins Island.
Only accessible postgame by Dive. Some Water, Rock Pokemon, and Unown live here. Has a hidden chamber that houses Legendary Pokemon.
West Ruins Island.
Only accessible postgame by Dive. Some Water, Rock Pokemon, and Unown live here. Has a hidden chamber that houses Legendary Pokemon.
Sea Coast Tunnel.
Unlockable postgame. Home to some water pokemon.
Sea Coast Mountain.
Unlockable postgame. Legendary Pokemon are said to sleep within.
Sunken Temple.
A temple located deep beneath a trench. A legendary treasure is said to sleep here.
Kaleido Island.
Only accessible via boat postgame after acquiring the Kaleido Ticket. The whole island is said to change from time to time for some unknown reason.
Mountain of Creation North Entrance.
Home to the highest-leveled pokemon in Tervari.
Mountain of Creation Summit.
It is said that the creator of Tervari sleeps here.
Chronlesce Forest.
It is said that time flows differently in this forest.
Great Basin.
The center of the whole Tervari region. This is the prime source of water supply for the whole region.
The first cave in the game, yet has the most varied-leveled pokemon encounters depending on where you enter it. Fully accessed postgame.
Fogress Ranch.
The Fogress City Gym Leader owns this ranch. Has a Moo Moo Milk store and 2 sets of Pokemon Daycares. (so you can breed up to 4)
Trinity Mountain Tunnel.
Still has some pokemon encounters albeit fewer because a Train Rail Project is ongoing here. Fully accessed postgame.
Rune Ruins.
Ruins of Rune Desert that is said to be once a developed city destroyed by a rampaging pokemon.
Rune Desert.
A mysterious Desert where the sandstorm was never reported to stop since ancient times.
Einsbolt Power Plant.
Uses both windmills and a manmade waterfall from the Great Basin to generate electricity. Electric-type Pokemon and some Poison-type Pokemon thrive here.
Rune Mountain.
A mountain shrouded in mystery. Unlocked postgame.
Secoia Forest.
A large forest that is home to many kinds of pokemon. Large trees and secrets aplenty.
Cape Mansion.
An abandoned vacation house that is now home to some ghost and psychic pokemon. Fully accessible postgame.
Trainyard Cape.
A place where train cars are stored when not in use. Some Steel-type pokemon can be caught here.
Mountain of Creation West Entrance.
First entrance to the largest Mountain in the region. It stretches up to Ventherea City. Fully accessible postgame.
Mountain of Creation East Entrance.
Can only be entered via Dive HM. Requires Flash. Fully accessible postgame.
Memoir Forest.
A cemetery for humans and pokemon alike. Ghost, Psychic, and Dark Pokemon encountered here.
Justice Forest.
A large forest that can only be fully accessed with Waterfall HM postgame.
Tervari Plateau.
An uphill cavern that is full of Stength HM puzzles. Also has a small cave full of fossils within.
Tervari Shrine Tower.
A shrine that is home to some Grass, Bug, Dark and Ghost-type Pokemon.
Sierra Eclessia.
A mountain range that requires Flash on higher parts. It stretches north to the Aegis Colosseum.
Aegis Colosseum.
Main HQ of Team Aegis.
Ash Tunnel.
A cave route that has the entrance to Ash Volcano.
Ash Volcano.
Home to powerful fire pokemon. Has hidden chambers that are unlocked postgame.
Red Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Fire Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
Blue Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Ice Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
Yellow Feather Island.
Only accessible by boat. Home to the Lightning Lighthouse that hasn't been lit for generations.
East Ruins Island.
Only accessible postgame by Dive. Some Water, Rock Pokemon, and Unown live here. Has a hidden chamber that houses Legendary Pokemon.
West Ruins Island.
Only accessible postgame by Dive. Some Water, Rock Pokemon, and Unown live here. Has a hidden chamber that houses Legendary Pokemon.
Sea Coast Tunnel.
Unlockable postgame. Home to some water pokemon.
Sea Coast Mountain.
Unlockable postgame. Legendary Pokemon are said to sleep within.
Sunken Temple.
A temple located deep beneath a trench. A legendary treasure is said to sleep here.
Kaleido Island.
Only accessible via boat postgame after acquiring the Kaleido Ticket. The whole island is said to change from time to time for some unknown reason.
Mountain of Creation North Entrance.
Home to the highest-leveled pokemon in Tervari.
Mountain of Creation Summit.
It is said that the creator of Tervari sleeps here.
Chronlesce Forest.
It is said that time flows differently in this forest.
Great Basin.
The center of the whole Tervari region. This is the prime source of water supply for the whole region.
Route T1: A fairly standard straight route with a few patches of tall grass.
North Exit: Prowesce City
West Exit: Trinity Mountain
South Exit: Luxuria City
This route has gives access to Trinity Mountain, but is blocked by a tree that needs HM Cut.
Route T2: A grassy route with a few trainers.
East Exit: Trade Bridge
West Exit: Prowesce City
At the end of the route, the ground becomes rocky, telling that you're a few walks away from the Tervari Canyon. If you still haven't gotten your 2nd badge, the bridge entrance is blocked because of structural maintenance.
Trade Bridge: A steel bridge with many people sightseeing.
East Exit: Route T3
West Exit: Route T2
Showcases a 3D angle(if possible) showing the Tervari Canyon and the Great Basin in the distance. There are some people willing to trade items here, mostly something like potions for Sitrus Berries or trading common status berries for a Lum Berry.
Route T3: A grass and dark grass route.
North Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Trade Bridge
A standard L-route with grassy patches and a dark grass patch.
Route T4: A grassy route with a brook.
North Exit: Sierravasse Town
East exit: Fogress Ranch
South Exit: Fogress City
A standard northward route to Sierravasse Town, but you are obstructed by a brook which is only crossable via Surf HM. The Fogress Ranch is accessible at the east end of the route.
Route T5: A short uphill route.
East Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Basin's Spout
This is a route that goes straight up to the Basin's Spout.
Route T6: A short straightforward route.
East Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Canyon Bridge
If you haven't gotten the 3rd badge yet, the end of the route is blocked by two trainers battling each other.
Canyon Bridge: A natural rock bridge.
East Exit: Route T6
West Exit:Route T7
Another 3D angle bridge(if possible).
Route T7: A grass and dark grass route by the riverside.
East Exit: Canyon Bridge
West Exit: Trinity Tunnel
South Exit: Trinity Mountain
A standard grassy route with trainers. This route has a river that goes to an underwater entrance of the Trinity Mountain, albeit only accessible by Surf HM and Dive HM.
Route T8: Rune Desert East Route.
East Exit: Einsbolt City
West Exit: Westream City
Has permanent sandstorm weather. You encounter many pokemon that thrive in the desert. If you haven't gotten the 4th badge yet, workers block the way, saying that they're fixing the power outage at the town gate.
Route T9: Rune Desert North Route.
North Exit: Secoia Forest
South Exit: Westream City
Blocked from the gate to Secoia Forest if you haven't gotten your 6th badge. Has permanent sandstorm weather. You encounter many pokemon that live in the desert. At the north end of the route is Secoia Forest.
Route T10: Dark Grass fork route.
North Exit: Mountain of Creation West Entrance
East Exit: West Basin Bridge
South Exit: Einsbolt Power Plant
Cannot be accessed until you have gotten the 7th badge. Route 10 is mainly a dark grass route that has permanent rain weather. This route is quite a fork road; at the south you can go by the river route (Surf HM required) and end up at the old part of the Einsbolt Power Plant. At the east is West Basin Bridge, but cannot be accessed because of repairs from a recent incident. At the northwest is the Tervari region's north coastline, leading to the back of Cape Mansion where you get the Surf HM. At the northeast is the Mountain of Creation West Entrance, serving as a detour while the bridge is inaccessible but requires the Surf HM to access.
West Basin Bridge: A long, reinforced concrete bridge which is also a sluice gate.
East Exit: Route T11
West Exit: Route T10
Cannot be accessed until the events in Ventherea City have transpired. The first time you go to this bridge, there are boulders obstructing passage back to Verisil City, implying that there has been a recent landslide.
Route T11: Grassy and mountainous route.
North Exit: Mountain of Creation West Entrance
East Exit: Ventherea City
West Exit: West Basin Bridge
A grassy/ dark grass route with a Strength Puzzle. There is also a waterfall here that goes to the upper part of Mountain of Creation West Entrance. Surf HM and Waterfall HM required.
Route T12: A short route with a river at the center.
North Exit: Ventherea City
South Exit: Safari Zone
A grassy downhill route that has some trees that need Cut. Has a river that stretches throughout the route. It goes straight to the Safari Zone.
Route T13: Grassy and mountainous route.
East Exit: East Basin Bridge
West Exit: Ventherea City
Almost the same as route 11 but has no waterfall. If you haven't gotten your 8th badge, the path to East Basin Bridge is blocked by Team Aegis grunts.
East Basin Bridge: A long brick bridge that is also a sluice gate.
East Exit: Route T14
West Exit: Route T13
A sluice gate bridge swarmed by Team Aegis the first time you go to this bridge.
Route T14: A dark grass route.
North Exit: Memoir Forest
East Exit: Arcavis Town
South Exit: Justice Forest
This route has permanent rain. At south is Justice Forest, but cannot be fully accessed unless you have both Surf HM and Waterfall HM. At north is Memoir Forest, a cemetery. At northwest is a river route going southward to an almost hidden house beside Safari Zone. At the east end is the entrance to Arcavis Town.
Route T15: An uphill route with patches of grass and dark grass.
North Exit: Logbend Town
East Exit: Sierra Eclessia
South Exit: Arcavis Town
Only accessible postgame. A very standard uphill route with some mountainous areas and Strength puzzles. At the east, has access to the underground part of Sierra Eclessia. Leads to Logbend Town.
Route T16: Mostly a water route.
North Exit: Riverclog Town
East Exit: Aegis Colosseum
West Exit: Mountain of Creation East Entrance
South Exit: Logbend Town
Only accessible postgame. Many water pokemon reside here. Needs Surf HM, Waterfall HM and Dive HM to fully access the underwater cave that is the Mountain of Creation East Entrance. At the northeast end is a ruined and abandoned part of the Aegis Colosseum. At the northwest end is Riverclog town.
Route T17: An uphill snowy route.
East Exit: Riverclog Town
West Exit: Mountain of Creation North Entrance
Only accessible postgame. A mountainous route that has thick snow. Depending on the season it has snowy or blizzard weather. Has permanent hail in battle. Many Ice-type pokemon live here. At the end of the route is the Mountain of Creation North Entrance.
Route T18: A downhill snowy route.
East Exit: Mountain of Creation North Entrance
West Exit: Conferica Town
Only accessible postgame. A mountainous route that has thick snow. Depending on the season it has snowy or blizzard weather. Has permanent hail in battle. Many Ice-type pokemon live here.
Route T19: An uphill route.
North Exit: Arcavis Town
South Exit: Hamlet Plateau
A mountainous uphill route with a few patches of grass. Leads southward to Hamlet Plateau.
Route T20: A downhill route.
East Exit: Tervari Hamlet
West Exit: Sierravasse Town
A mountainous downhill route with a humongous pipe on the side of the route. It leads westward to Sierravasse Town.
Route T21: A grass/dark grass route.
North Exit: Fogress City
South Exit: Sunfalzen City
A fairly simple L-route that has a pokemon blocking the way. You won't be able to fully access this route from Fogress City @ early game.
Route T22: A mountainous route.
East Exit: Sunfalzen City
West Exit: Victory Road Entrance
A trainer-infested route with cut and strength puzzles. Leads westward to Victory Road.
Victory Road
North Exit: Victory Road Entrance
South Exit: Victory Clearing
A long and arduous mountain that is infested with powerful pokemon and trainers.
Victory Hall
East Exit: Victory Clearing
West Exit: New Pokemon League/ Pokemon League Ruins
A straight path that has the statues of past champions from previous games. [Blue, Lance, Red, Steven, Wallace, Cynthia, Alder, Iris] The path leads to the Pokemon League near endgame/ Pokemon League Ruins postgame.
Victory Tube
North Exit: Old Pokemon League/ Pokemon League
West Exit: Victory Clearing
Only accessible postgame. An underwater tunnel that is infested by strong trainers. The path leads to the Pokemon League postgame.
Route T23: A mountainous route.
North Exit: Trinity Mountain
East Exit: Prowesce City
West Exit: Coastlink City
Only accessible postgame. A short uphill route with a few grass patches. Has an access point to Trinity Mountain; one is westward by land and another is northwest by Surf HM. Leads to Coastlink City.
Route T24: A coastline route
North Exit: Trinity Mountain
East Exit: Luxuria Resort
West Exit: Coastlink City
Only accessible postgame. A grassy route with trainers on land and sea. Has an access point to Trinity Mountain.
Route T25: A coastline and sea route.
North Exit: Sea Coast Tunnel
East Exit: Sunken Temple
South Exit: Sea Coast Mountain
Only accessible postgame. A very long route that has a lot of trainers. It has a diving spot that goes into a sunken temple with a hidden treasure inside. At the south end of the route is Sea Coast Mountain.
North Exit: Prowesce City
West Exit: Trinity Mountain
South Exit: Luxuria City
This route has gives access to Trinity Mountain, but is blocked by a tree that needs HM Cut.
Route T2: A grassy route with a few trainers.
East Exit: Trade Bridge
West Exit: Prowesce City
At the end of the route, the ground becomes rocky, telling that you're a few walks away from the Tervari Canyon. If you still haven't gotten your 2nd badge, the bridge entrance is blocked because of structural maintenance.
Trade Bridge: A steel bridge with many people sightseeing.
East Exit: Route T3
West Exit: Route T2
Showcases a 3D angle(if possible) showing the Tervari Canyon and the Great Basin in the distance. There are some people willing to trade items here, mostly something like potions for Sitrus Berries or trading common status berries for a Lum Berry.
Route T3: A grass and dark grass route.
North Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Trade Bridge
A standard L-route with grassy patches and a dark grass patch.
Route T4: A grassy route with a brook.
North Exit: Sierravasse Town
East exit: Fogress Ranch
South Exit: Fogress City
A standard northward route to Sierravasse Town, but you are obstructed by a brook which is only crossable via Surf HM. The Fogress Ranch is accessible at the east end of the route.
Route T5: A short uphill route.
East Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Basin's Spout
This is a route that goes straight up to the Basin's Spout.
Route T6: A short straightforward route.
East Exit: Fogress City
West Exit: Canyon Bridge
If you haven't gotten the 3rd badge yet, the end of the route is blocked by two trainers battling each other.
Canyon Bridge: A natural rock bridge.
East Exit: Route T6
West Exit:Route T7
Another 3D angle bridge(if possible).
Route T7: A grass and dark grass route by the riverside.
East Exit: Canyon Bridge
West Exit: Trinity Tunnel
South Exit: Trinity Mountain
A standard grassy route with trainers. This route has a river that goes to an underwater entrance of the Trinity Mountain, albeit only accessible by Surf HM and Dive HM.
Route T8: Rune Desert East Route.
East Exit: Einsbolt City
West Exit: Westream City
Has permanent sandstorm weather. You encounter many pokemon that thrive in the desert. If you haven't gotten the 4th badge yet, workers block the way, saying that they're fixing the power outage at the town gate.
Route T9: Rune Desert North Route.
North Exit: Secoia Forest
South Exit: Westream City
Blocked from the gate to Secoia Forest if you haven't gotten your 6th badge. Has permanent sandstorm weather. You encounter many pokemon that live in the desert. At the north end of the route is Secoia Forest.
Route T10: Dark Grass fork route.
North Exit: Mountain of Creation West Entrance
East Exit: West Basin Bridge
South Exit: Einsbolt Power Plant
Cannot be accessed until you have gotten the 7th badge. Route 10 is mainly a dark grass route that has permanent rain weather. This route is quite a fork road; at the south you can go by the river route (Surf HM required) and end up at the old part of the Einsbolt Power Plant. At the east is West Basin Bridge, but cannot be accessed because of repairs from a recent incident. At the northwest is the Tervari region's north coastline, leading to the back of Cape Mansion where you get the Surf HM. At the northeast is the Mountain of Creation West Entrance, serving as a detour while the bridge is inaccessible but requires the Surf HM to access.
West Basin Bridge: A long, reinforced concrete bridge which is also a sluice gate.
East Exit: Route T11
West Exit: Route T10
Cannot be accessed until the events in Ventherea City have transpired. The first time you go to this bridge, there are boulders obstructing passage back to Verisil City, implying that there has been a recent landslide.
Route T11: Grassy and mountainous route.
North Exit: Mountain of Creation West Entrance
East Exit: Ventherea City
West Exit: West Basin Bridge
A grassy/ dark grass route with a Strength Puzzle. There is also a waterfall here that goes to the upper part of Mountain of Creation West Entrance. Surf HM and Waterfall HM required.
Route T12: A short route with a river at the center.
North Exit: Ventherea City
South Exit: Safari Zone
A grassy downhill route that has some trees that need Cut. Has a river that stretches throughout the route. It goes straight to the Safari Zone.
Route T13: Grassy and mountainous route.
East Exit: East Basin Bridge
West Exit: Ventherea City
Almost the same as route 11 but has no waterfall. If you haven't gotten your 8th badge, the path to East Basin Bridge is blocked by Team Aegis grunts.
East Basin Bridge: A long brick bridge that is also a sluice gate.
East Exit: Route T14
West Exit: Route T13
A sluice gate bridge swarmed by Team Aegis the first time you go to this bridge.
Route T14: A dark grass route.
North Exit: Memoir Forest
East Exit: Arcavis Town
South Exit: Justice Forest
This route has permanent rain. At south is Justice Forest, but cannot be fully accessed unless you have both Surf HM and Waterfall HM. At north is Memoir Forest, a cemetery. At northwest is a river route going southward to an almost hidden house beside Safari Zone. At the east end is the entrance to Arcavis Town.
Route T15: An uphill route with patches of grass and dark grass.
North Exit: Logbend Town
East Exit: Sierra Eclessia
South Exit: Arcavis Town
Only accessible postgame. A very standard uphill route with some mountainous areas and Strength puzzles. At the east, has access to the underground part of Sierra Eclessia. Leads to Logbend Town.
Route T16: Mostly a water route.
North Exit: Riverclog Town
East Exit: Aegis Colosseum
West Exit: Mountain of Creation East Entrance
South Exit: Logbend Town
Only accessible postgame. Many water pokemon reside here. Needs Surf HM, Waterfall HM and Dive HM to fully access the underwater cave that is the Mountain of Creation East Entrance. At the northeast end is a ruined and abandoned part of the Aegis Colosseum. At the northwest end is Riverclog town.
Route T17: An uphill snowy route.
East Exit: Riverclog Town
West Exit: Mountain of Creation North Entrance
Only accessible postgame. A mountainous route that has thick snow. Depending on the season it has snowy or blizzard weather. Has permanent hail in battle. Many Ice-type pokemon live here. At the end of the route is the Mountain of Creation North Entrance.
Route T18: A downhill snowy route.
East Exit: Mountain of Creation North Entrance
West Exit: Conferica Town
Only accessible postgame. A mountainous route that has thick snow. Depending on the season it has snowy or blizzard weather. Has permanent hail in battle. Many Ice-type pokemon live here.
Route T19: An uphill route.
North Exit: Arcavis Town
South Exit: Hamlet Plateau
A mountainous uphill route with a few patches of grass. Leads southward to Hamlet Plateau.
Route T20: A downhill route.
East Exit: Tervari Hamlet
West Exit: Sierravasse Town
A mountainous downhill route with a humongous pipe on the side of the route. It leads westward to Sierravasse Town.
Route T21: A grass/dark grass route.
North Exit: Fogress City
South Exit: Sunfalzen City
A fairly simple L-route that has a pokemon blocking the way. You won't be able to fully access this route from Fogress City @ early game.
Route T22: A mountainous route.
East Exit: Sunfalzen City
West Exit: Victory Road Entrance
A trainer-infested route with cut and strength puzzles. Leads westward to Victory Road.
Victory Road
North Exit: Victory Road Entrance
South Exit: Victory Clearing
A long and arduous mountain that is infested with powerful pokemon and trainers.
Victory Hall
East Exit: Victory Clearing
West Exit: New Pokemon League/ Pokemon League Ruins
A straight path that has the statues of past champions from previous games. [Blue, Lance, Red, Steven, Wallace, Cynthia, Alder, Iris] The path leads to the Pokemon League near endgame/ Pokemon League Ruins postgame.
Victory Tube
North Exit: Old Pokemon League/ Pokemon League
West Exit: Victory Clearing
Only accessible postgame. An underwater tunnel that is infested by strong trainers. The path leads to the Pokemon League postgame.
Route T23: A mountainous route.
North Exit: Trinity Mountain
East Exit: Prowesce City
West Exit: Coastlink City
Only accessible postgame. A short uphill route with a few grass patches. Has an access point to Trinity Mountain; one is westward by land and another is northwest by Surf HM. Leads to Coastlink City.
Route T24: A coastline route
North Exit: Trinity Mountain
East Exit: Luxuria Resort
West Exit: Coastlink City
Only accessible postgame. A grassy route with trainers on land and sea. Has an access point to Trinity Mountain.
Route T25: A coastline and sea route.
North Exit: Sea Coast Tunnel
East Exit: Sunken Temple
South Exit: Sea Coast Mountain
Only accessible postgame. A very long route that has a lot of trainers. It has a diving spot that goes into a sunken temple with a hidden treasure inside. At the south end of the route is Sea Coast Mountain.
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The Tervari League Structure
Gym Leaders
There are currently 12 Gyms existing in Tervari. Although the Pokémon League system requires only 8 Gym Badges to challenge the Pokémon League, there is no harm in beating all 12 Gyms. The Gym typings were arranged in such a way that the typing is weak to the next gym's:
Normal> Fighting> Flying> Electric> Ground> Grass> Poison> Psychic> Ghost> Dark> Bug> Fire
Normal> Fighting> Flying> Electric> Ground> Grass> Poison> Psychic> Ghost> Dark> Bug> Fire
1. Luxuria Gym: Roland and Annya (M & F): Normal Type: Gem Badge
Tycoon Twins. The Luxuria City Mayor's children.
"Nothing's impossible! Live a rich life, like ours!"
2. Prowesce Gym: Filia (F): Fighting Type: Skill Badge
A leader of grace and technique. Kung fu Martial Artist.
"Express yourself. That's the most important thing."
3. Fogress Gym: Floydd (M): Flying Type: Soaring Badge
The Pokemon Rancher. Also a pokemon breeder.
"Pokemon are friends. Cherish them. Dream with them."
4. Einsbolt Gym: Joulie (F): Electric Type: Surge Badge
The Alluring Engineer. Dreams of Tervari being linked together by train.
"Set your goals straight, and do your best to reach it!"
5. Westream Gym: Terry (M): Ground Type: Fossil Badge
The Desert Architect. Has a crush on Joulie.
"Everything is built from dust. How you build it is what's important."
6. Verisil Gym: Clovis (M): Grass Type: Sprout Badge
The Calm Historian. Guards the Tree of Knowledge.
"History is the root that gives us strength to grow for the future."
7. Ventherea Gym: Veronica (F): Poison Type: Toxin Badge
The Fieldwork Researcher. A naive scientist that is Prof. Spruce's former assistant.
"The world is vast! Explore! Experience everything you can!"
8. Arcavis Gym: Lucy (F): Psychic Type: Grace Badge
The Sultry Surrealist. A pokemon artist that is friends with Castelia Gym's Burgh.
"Everytime I look at your future, it's... surreal... beautiful..."
9. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Resha (F): Ghost Type: Forlorn Badge
The Eccentric Maiden. A shrine maiden that has a feud with Domon and Beeto.
"Domon and Beeto are idiots. Don't grow up to be like them."
10. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Domon (M): Dark Type: Blade Badge
Master of the Sword. A veteran warrior that has a feud with Resha and Beeto.
"Do not follow the example of that weak ninja and that stupid maiden."
11. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Beeto (M): Bug Type: Shed Badge
The Nimble Ninja. A ninja that has a feud with Resha and Domon.
"Hmph. Stay away from that crazy girl and that old coot."
12. Sunfalzen Gym: Friedrich (M): Fire Type: Magma Badge
The Infuriating Leader. Self-proclaimed strongest gym leader in the world.
"You may have beaten me once, but that was just luck, you hear me?!"
Tycoon Twins. The Luxuria City Mayor's children.
"Nothing's impossible! Live a rich life, like ours!"
2. Prowesce Gym: Filia (F): Fighting Type: Skill Badge
A leader of grace and technique. Kung fu Martial Artist.
"Express yourself. That's the most important thing."
3. Fogress Gym: Floydd (M): Flying Type: Soaring Badge
The Pokemon Rancher. Also a pokemon breeder.
"Pokemon are friends. Cherish them. Dream with them."
4. Einsbolt Gym: Joulie (F): Electric Type: Surge Badge
The Alluring Engineer. Dreams of Tervari being linked together by train.
"Set your goals straight, and do your best to reach it!"
5. Westream Gym: Terry (M): Ground Type: Fossil Badge
The Desert Architect. Has a crush on Joulie.
"Everything is built from dust. How you build it is what's important."
6. Verisil Gym: Clovis (M): Grass Type: Sprout Badge
The Calm Historian. Guards the Tree of Knowledge.
"History is the root that gives us strength to grow for the future."
7. Ventherea Gym: Veronica (F): Poison Type: Toxin Badge
The Fieldwork Researcher. A naive scientist that is Prof. Spruce's former assistant.
"The world is vast! Explore! Experience everything you can!"
8. Arcavis Gym: Lucy (F): Psychic Type: Grace Badge
The Sultry Surrealist. A pokemon artist that is friends with Castelia Gym's Burgh.
"Everytime I look at your future, it's... surreal... beautiful..."
9. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Resha (F): Ghost Type: Forlorn Badge
The Eccentric Maiden. A shrine maiden that has a feud with Domon and Beeto.
"Domon and Beeto are idiots. Don't grow up to be like them."
10. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Domon (M): Dark Type: Blade Badge
Master of the Sword. A veteran warrior that has a feud with Resha and Beeto.
"Do not follow the example of that weak ninja and that stupid maiden."
11. Tervari Hamlet Gym: Beeto (M): Bug Type: Shed Badge
The Nimble Ninja. A ninja that has a feud with Resha and Domon.
"Hmph. Stay away from that crazy girl and that old coot."
12. Sunfalzen Gym: Friedrich (M): Fire Type: Magma Badge
The Infuriating Leader. Self-proclaimed strongest gym leader in the world.
"You may have beaten me once, but that was just luck, you hear me?!"
Elite Four and Champion
With the former Champion retiring to pursue a different career, the Pokemon League recently reorganized and relocated from the foot of Ash Mountain to the mouth of the Tervari Canyon. One of the Elite Four succeeded the Champion's place, while a gym leader was integrated into the Elite Four. The ordering of the E4 types are opposite of the gym leader types' principle:
Water> Rock> Ice> Dragon
The Champion's primary typing (Steel) resists the last E4's typing.
Water> Rock> Ice> Dragon
The Champion's primary typing (Steel) resists the last E4's typing.
Water E4: Drizella (F): A parasol child. Acts far older than her age, and is considered a battling genius.
Rock E4: Bastian(M): Your dad. Has a stone-cold glare and unshaking resolve.
Ice E4: Viceroy (M): A world-famous snowboarder. A guy that's too energetic for his own good.
Dragon E4: Lyndra (F): A kimono girl with dragon patterns. Former Tervari Hamlet Gym Leader.
Steel Champion: Valeria (F): Adorned with a winged coronet. Uses a balanced team with varying types, but her strongest is Steel-type.
Rock E4: Bastian(M): Your dad. Has a stone-cold glare and unshaking resolve.
Ice E4: Viceroy (M): A world-famous snowboarder. A guy that's too energetic for his own good.
Dragon E4: Lyndra (F): A kimono girl with dragon patterns. Former Tervari Hamlet Gym Leader.
Steel Champion: Valeria (F): Adorned with a winged coronet. Uses a balanced team with varying types, but her strongest is Steel-type.
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The Tervari Regional Dex
The Tervari Region, for some reason, has native Pokémon which do not exist in any other Regions. Likewise, known Pokémon that exist in multiple regions are not found in Tervari. While this means that foreigners will be alienated by Tervari's Pokémon at first, it also means that Tervari is virtually a gold mine for discovery of never-before-seen Pokémon!
Currently, foreign Pokémon researchers from all over the world have confirmed 79 different species out of the 172 or so Pokémon that was recorded in a 200-year-old document in Verisil City's archives. Some of these 79 Pokémon have been discovered to have alternate formes, too. They are as follows:
Currently, foreign Pokémon researchers from all over the world have confirmed 79 different species out of the 172 or so Pokémon that was recorded in a 200-year-old document in Verisil City's archives. Some of these 79 Pokémon have been discovered to have alternate formes, too. They are as follows:
Grass Starters based on the Lotus Flower and the Hindu Diety Lakshmi: Lillibud, Felotus and Sacreflora
Fire Starters based on Komodo dragons and the Norse Fire Giant Surtr: Crotyke, Lavatara and Komolten
Water Starters based on Orcas and the Greek Sea God Poseidon: Dolfby, Fervorca and Valorca
The Early Bird line of my region, based on woodpeckers: Chiculet, Peckeroo, and Bunkreckr
The Early Rodent of the region, based on squirrels: Squirrunt and Squirnel
The Early Canine of the region, based on the bloodhound: Slooch and Gorebert
One of the Early Bug Families of the region, based on the Silkmoth: Weavurm, Fabricoon and Silchrome
An Electric-type Pokémon with two forms based on batteries (pretty derpy eh?): Cellectro
An Electric/Ground Pokémon which is the pikaclone of my dex: Birinne
A Rock-type line based on Chess Pieces: Stalacrumb, Stalacore and Stalakarn
A Normal/Fairy Pokémon which is my Audino/Chansey nursemon counterpart, based on toothfairies: Cuspix
A Water/Poison line based on the Lionfish: Decorsal and Vendorsa
A Water/Dark line based on Krill and Mantis Shrimp: Shrimpip and Prwnage
A Bug line based on Ants: Larvant, Raidiant and Gaiantess
A Grass/Electric line based on bioluminescent mushrooms: Lampuff and Phospore
A Fighting/Ground Cassowary line which are parodies of the Angry Birds game and Braveheart movie: Grouchick and Cass-O-War
A Rock/Ghost Pokémon line based on Obelisks and Tombs: Obelith and Tectomb
A Grass Pokémon which is the mandatory desert plantmon, based on the Aloe Vera: Chlorovera
A Poison/Dark Pokémon inspired by the Manticore and a bit of Vlad the Impaler: Vladicore
A Poison/Rock Pokémon inspired by the Cockatrice: Starkatrice
A Grass/Dark line based on goblins and trolls: Shrublin and Trolliath
A Fire/Water Pokémon inspired by the fictional Homunculus: Flaschemy
A Water/Fire Pokémon based on the fictional Kappa: Volcappa
A Bug/Steel Pokémon based on the Ironclad Beetle: Ferrusect
A Bug/Dark cockroach Pokémon that uses Rorschach patterns: Roachach
A Ghost line based on Vetriloquy and Slenderman: Spectrilo and Terroquist
A Steel/Ghost Pokémon based on the Iron Maiden Torture Device: Virgrim
A Ghost/Psychic Pokémon based on the Native American Shamans: Shamantra
A Grass line based on the Corpse Flower: Sprotten and Putrigant
A turtle family whose role is to disguise as pokeballs, much like Electrode/Amoonguss families: Turtlica and Dewptoise
A Psychic humanshape Pokémon line based on cosmic bodies and miko/shamans: Cosmica, Solarica, Lunarica, Stellarica & Gravica
A mono-Flying Pokémon based on Clouds and Sheep: Sylphleece
A Normal/Ghost Pokémon based on the Gazelle and Dullahan: Ghouzelle
A Dark/Fairy, two-form Pokémon based on the Incubus/Succubus: Devlux
A Fighting/Fairy Pokémon based on the Satyr: Pankratyr
An Ice/Rock Pokémon based on a combination of Yak, Ibex and Mountain Goat: Bahramute
A lategame bird line based on the Philippine Eagle: Aguilet and Aguilari
A postgame bird line based on Harpies and Valkyries: Harpling and Valthena
A pseudolegendary line based on Serpents: Aspoxin, Galviper and Drasilikos
A Pokémon family based on the Warthog: Squigglet and Quarthog
2 different Pokémon that has the same evolution: Pyrospira, Cryospira and Omnispira
A Grass/Steel Legendary Pokémon based on the Azure Dragon of the Feng Shui Celestial Beast quintet: Tohwyrm
A two-form legendary Pokémon based on Sultans and Genies: Sahrafi
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Fire Starters based on Komodo dragons and the Norse Fire Giant Surtr: Crotyke, Lavatara and Komolten
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Water Starters based on Orcas and the Greek Sea God Poseidon: Dolfby, Fervorca and Valorca
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The Early Bird line of my region, based on woodpeckers: Chiculet, Peckeroo, and Bunkreckr
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The Early Rodent of the region, based on squirrels: Squirrunt and Squirnel
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The Early Canine of the region, based on the bloodhound: Slooch and Gorebert
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One of the Early Bug Families of the region, based on the Silkmoth: Weavurm, Fabricoon and Silchrome
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An Electric-type Pokémon with two forms based on batteries (pretty derpy eh?): Cellectro
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An Electric/Ground Pokémon which is the pikaclone of my dex: Birinne
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A Rock-type line based on Chess Pieces: Stalacrumb, Stalacore and Stalakarn
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A Normal/Fairy Pokémon which is my Audino/Chansey nursemon counterpart, based on toothfairies: Cuspix
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A Water/Poison line based on the Lionfish: Decorsal and Vendorsa
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A Water/Dark line based on Krill and Mantis Shrimp: Shrimpip and Prwnage
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A Bug line based on Ants: Larvant, Raidiant and Gaiantess
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A Grass/Electric line based on bioluminescent mushrooms: Lampuff and Phospore
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A Fighting/Ground Cassowary line which are parodies of the Angry Birds game and Braveheart movie: Grouchick and Cass-O-War
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A Rock/Ghost Pokémon line based on Obelisks and Tombs: Obelith and Tectomb
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A Grass Pokémon which is the mandatory desert plantmon, based on the Aloe Vera: Chlorovera
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A Poison/Dark Pokémon inspired by the Manticore and a bit of Vlad the Impaler: Vladicore
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A Poison/Rock Pokémon inspired by the Cockatrice: Starkatrice
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A Grass/Dark line based on goblins and trolls: Shrublin and Trolliath
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A Fire/Water Pokémon inspired by the fictional Homunculus: Flaschemy
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A Water/Fire Pokémon based on the fictional Kappa: Volcappa
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A Bug/Steel Pokémon based on the Ironclad Beetle: Ferrusect
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A Bug/Dark cockroach Pokémon that uses Rorschach patterns: Roachach
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A Ghost line based on Vetriloquy and Slenderman: Spectrilo and Terroquist
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A Steel/Ghost Pokémon based on the Iron Maiden Torture Device: Virgrim
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A Ghost/Psychic Pokémon based on the Native American Shamans: Shamantra
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A Grass line based on the Corpse Flower: Sprotten and Putrigant
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A turtle family whose role is to disguise as pokeballs, much like Electrode/Amoonguss families: Turtlica and Dewptoise
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A Psychic humanshape Pokémon line based on cosmic bodies and miko/shamans: Cosmica, Solarica, Lunarica, Stellarica & Gravica
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A mono-Flying Pokémon based on Clouds and Sheep: Sylphleece
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A Normal/Ghost Pokémon based on the Gazelle and Dullahan: Ghouzelle
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A Dark/Fairy, two-form Pokémon based on the Incubus/Succubus: Devlux
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A Fighting/Fairy Pokémon based on the Satyr: Pankratyr
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An Ice/Rock Pokémon based on a combination of Yak, Ibex and Mountain Goat: Bahramute
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A lategame bird line based on the Philippine Eagle: Aguilet and Aguilari
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A postgame bird line based on Harpies and Valkyries: Harpling and Valthena
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A pseudolegendary line based on Serpents: Aspoxin, Galviper and Drasilikos
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A Pokémon family based on the Warthog: Squigglet and Quarthog
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2 different Pokémon that has the same evolution: Pyrospira, Cryospira and Omnispira
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A Grass/Steel Legendary Pokémon based on the Azure Dragon of the Feng Shui Celestial Beast quintet: Tohwyrm
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A two-form legendary Pokémon based on Sultans and Genies: Sahrafi
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Are you interested in exploring Tervari? Just fill up the form above when you make a post and you will have your complementary ferry ticket to Tervari-- Tax-free and all expenses paid! This also counts as an application for citizenship-- we recommend either the South Tervari's comfy Luxuria Suburbs or the North Tervari's culturally inclined Tervari Hamlet! Of course, filling up this form means you will only opt for the Pokémon native in the region as your partners. But do not worry: you can choose a maximum of 3 Pokémon right off the bat!
But wait, there's more! After filling up your application, you will be provided complementary icons of the Pokémon you chose. So what are you waiting for? Sign up now!
But wait, there's more! After filling up your application, you will be provided complementary icons of the Pokémon you chose. So what are you waiting for? Sign up now!
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Support
Also, if you like Tervari, wynaut support it by subscribing to this thread?
OR wynaut put this sweet bar on your sig? It's kinda nice.
OR wynaut put this sweet bar on your sig? It's kinda nice.
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[PLAIN][url="http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=354605"][img]http://i.imgur.com/X1xCyiq.png[/img][/url][/PLAIN]Want an insiders look on my progress?
Pokemon Regulus Spreadsheet
It's not finished yet, but it features:
- 172 Pokemon in the list (200 if including all formes, megas and primals)
- Abilitydex with 20+ custom abilities
- Custom Movedex with 60 custom moves/signature moves
- Itemdex with 70 custom items, including new move-teaching items called NM's (Native Machines), which is usable only on the Pokemon native in the region
Hopefully when I finish designing the fakemons I could proceed to make it a fangame ^_^ (At the pace i'm going, it'll take a long while though)
Also if anyone knows where I could find an XY Kalos Map Kit, I'd be VERY grateful. ^_^
P.S. If you reached this point without falling asleep, I'll give you hugs and kisses all over lel kthxbai♥
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