Kelta (Fan Region)
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Region: Kelta
Regional Professor: Professor Hinami Chery, studies aquatic habitats.
Storage System Admin: Cobalt Riis
Champion: Aoife Ó Branáin
Protags:
Female protag - Aisling Ó Branáin
Male protag - Loukas Ó Branáin
Rivals: Lucia Ivorine, Endri "Vercin" Ó Murchada
Legendaries and Mythicals:
Legendaries - Claiven, Mureti, Giftigar (Life Trio), Taikin, Kamikazin, Lunaporin (Tidal/Kindred Trio)
Mythicals - Drakoura, Kindichi
Pokédex
Located to the north of Kalos and to the east of Galar, Kelta is stereotypically seen as having been 'absorbed by nature and tradition' and out of touch with modern life.
This is false. While steeped in traditions and priding themselves in keeping history alive, Kelta is very much in tune with modern technology and customs. Some cities, while covered in trees and built in and around forests, have many state of the art systems and buildings that work as harmoniously as possible with the landscape. Just because the systems blend in with the location does not mean they don't have any technology, and every Keltan will remind outsiders of this when it gets brought up.
The largest city of the region is in Berylrose City. Diamondglade City is the Pokémon League branch of the government, housing the League Headquarters.
Beginning trainers are given one of three Starters from Professor Cherry in Gemwood town:
Lizeroon. Grass Type. "Lizeroon are calm, docile Pokémon that get most of their nutrients by leaving their root-like tails buried in the ground. They startle easily and often shriek when upset."
Crocoal. Fire Type. "Crocoal are young and prone to bursting into flame without warning. The tips of this Pokémon's mane and tail are always smoldering as a result."
Spraylet. Water Type. "Spraylet are still young and cannot control their impulse to screech when excited. They think they are brave and powerful when in reality they are still quite dependent on their parents or trainers."
About
An organization surrounded by rumours and terrible truths, Stratus's primary goal is to take control of the skies of Kelta and their ultimate goal is to take control of the world's skies, by any means. They can be found attempting to recruit, and manipulate, teens and other adults into joining them. Crimes vary from minor theft and public disturbances all the way to murder and kidnapping among other vile acts towards people and Pokémon alike.
It's heavily speculated they're also involved in numerous other crimes, though little is known or confirmed.
Stratus has been known to be lurking in other regions, attempting to recruit members into their ranks or infiltrate other Teams to learn about their plans, as well as find ways to take over those regions' skies by any means possible.
Members & Structure
Team Stratus operates in 4 primary hierarchy structures (Boss, Admin, Elite, Grunt), featured below with members in those positions:
Bosses:
Cassia Bailey, Anise Bailey
Admins:
Asteria Keelan, Chron Eide
Elites:
Morana Kenny, Eitri Kenny
Gym Leaders
Shea & Veleda Beito: Psychic twins that use both the psychic- and fairy-types in double battles, and will award the Harmonic Badge to those that earn it.
Hunter Lowrie: A young man who uses the ghost-type, and will award the Shadow Badge to those that earn it.
Tanwen Balke: The matriarch of Kelta's Dragon Clan, who uses dragon-types, and will award the Scale Badge to those that earn it.
Fleur Chevalier: A young woman who uses the steel-type, and will award the Hilt Badge to those that earn it.
Nerium Lumi: Famous musician who uses the poison-type, and will award the Thorn Badge to those that earn it.
Cirra Raban: Heiress to the Rabans and user of flying-types, will award the Feather Gear Badge to those that earn it.
Haydn Rynne: Young man who is passionate about his fire-types, and will award the Flicker Badge to those that earn it.
Arva Ivorine: She is a master of the bug-type and often faced last, and will award the Silk Badge to those that earn it.
Elite 4
Nyxx Lowrie: User of the Dark Type, she is the granddaughter of the previous Champion and unofficial leader of the Elite 4. She is also the older sister of Hunter.
Avery Sylvan: User of the Grass Type, he's got plants everywhere in his office.
Brianna Murtagh: User of the Fighting Type, they're not one to back down from a challenge.
Electra Aigéan: User of the Electric Type, she can be rather shy and antisocial.
Champion
Aoife Ó Branáin: Favours the Fire Type but uses a mixed team that is fire-leaning. Wheelchair user, but don't underestimate her.
Mainland
Gemwood Town: Coastal town where the famed Cherry Lab is along the beach, known as the Silver Coast. Almost large enough to be considered a city rather than a town.
Rubybloom City: Gym City. A city at the foot of the mountains, offering the aid of many who dare climb the treacherous paths.
Berylrose City: Gym City. A city that is famous for the Sidhelow Gardens, as well as the Belle Clocktower, which is also the city's gym and can be seen all over the city. Capital City of the region.
Jewelhill Town: Small town on the coastline where the mountains can be seen in the distance.
Coralgrass City: Gym City. Coastal city right on the ocean with canals that reach the deeper areas. Port city.
Steelglen Town: Small town famous for its nature preserve and Safari Zone.
Ambervine City: Gym City. Home of Kelta's Dragon Clan, users of the dragon type and Dragon Class Pokémon. Many different dragon motifs and statues can be found around the city.
Agatethorn Town: A town with a short, watery route to the Platinum Isles that holds Victory Road and Diamondglade City nearby. Sees a lot of tourism.
Jadebush City: Gym City. Known as a "little Kalos" thanks to the Chevalier's influence, many Keltan and Kalosian cultures come together in harmony in this city. The locals hate the slogan, having their rich history with Kelta be ignored and likened to an entire region.
Onyxpetal Town: Old mining town at the base of the mountains, famous for the metalwork and jewelry artisans pride themselves in.
Tourmalily City: Gym City. A city between a large mountain pass, covered in snow, famous for its ski resort.
Opalfield Town: A small town famous for its gemstone artisans who create breathtaking jewelry. Many crafters along Gemstone Road come from this town, searching for only the best stones. This town is the ancestral home to the Sylvan family, who guard the Starfall Caverns.
Silverleaf City: Gym City. A city nestled deep in a forest. Purity Lake is along one edge of this city.
Bronzefern Town: The Voiceless Forest can be seen in the distance of this small town. Eerie calls can be heard in the dead of night, but the locals deny such things.
Goldentree City: Gym City. A city surrounded by trees that always keep an orange or yellow hue, it attracts a decent amount of tourists. It holds an annual music festival at the height of autumn.
Coppergreen Town: Fishing and farming town with a river cutting through the middle. Locals take pride in their fish and crops. Just barely large enough to be a town.
Lapisroot Town: Famous for its hot springs, many mountain climbers choose to scale the mountain path to this town for a dip in the springs. Many prefer to take the road from Coppergreen instead.
Platinum Isles
Diamondglade City: Pokémon League. Major tourist city, especially towards the end of the year's circuit. Very floral city at the top of a steep cliff overlooking the main island.
Silver Island
Pearlmoss Town: Port town that attracts many tourists on their way to Quartzpalm and Rebirth Mountain. Has a decent Unovan population intermixed in the locals.
Quartzpalm City: Tourist city that boasts many volcano shaped confections and souvenirs. Geologists study the volcanically active area with a careful eye.
Amber Island
No settled cities remain on this island, although ruins of an ancient civilization remain.
Mainland
Silver Beach: Beach on the edge of Gemwood Town known for its silvery sand and clear water where Cherry Lab is located along the coastline.
Thunder Falls: The region's most famous waterfall, known for the roaring thunder sound they make, as well as having gotten the name for Thunder Stones being found in the area. It is also the region's most famous Power Plant, the large lake connected by a hydroelectric dam.
Sidhelow Gardens: Gardens depicting varying statues of Sidhelow as the messenger and emissary of Claiven. The sign on the central statue of 4 Sidhelow surrounding Claiven reads: "Sidhelow, Guardian of Keltan forests and messenger of the All-Seeing One."
Belle Tower: Berylrose City's famous clocktower, sitting at the far end of the city overlooking the Sidhelow Gardens with an observation deck just below the bell level. The tower also serves as the city’s Gym for challengers, but is closed on the weekends for maintenance.
Voiceless Forest: These woods wind in many paths, and ghostly whispers are heard all around. Many who stray from the marked paths are never seen again, thought to be lost in the spirit world.
Starfall Caverns: Deep caverns full of guarded secrets, hidden away from many. Public areas are widely known for their glittering waters that look like stars fell and hid there.
Frost Mountain: Tallest mountain in Kelta with many dangerous paths and steep cliffs, it's not advised to go without a guide or pokemon that can handle this terrain. Guides will offer their confideer to those braving the mountain.
Purity Lake: Half of this lake is covered by Silverleaf City and is reported to have been a lake that claiven purified during a time of sickness and plague in the past. Entrances to the lake are found on Routes 10 & 12 as well as Silverleaf City.
Safari Zone: Located at a far end of Steelglen, this nature preserve hosts many rare pokemon. Entry past the visitor's center or (limited) guided tours are only allowed if trainers possess four or more badges.
Platinum Isles
Victory Road: The final road to the League, challengers must traverse through thick forest, grasses, and finally scale the high cliff the League overlooks. There is a cave route as an optional detour to those scared of climbing the cliff.
Pokémon League: Final step of all trainers in the region, located in Diamondglade City.
Dragon's Altar: Part of the Platinum Isle chain, it is an altar deep within a forest dedicated to Drakoura. The Dragon Clan oversees this forest. It is occasionally used for ceremonial purposes, testing the worthiness of each next clan head.
Silver Island
Hollowpine Forest: The trees here are ancient, some hollow, with remnants of human population. It is thought that this is where Kelta’s Dragon Clan once lived, as the guardians of this forest utilize dragon class and dragon-typed pokemon.
Aurora Plains: Due to an unexplained phenomena, there is a faint aurora that appears at night over this expansive plain. Scientists have yet to figure out what causes it. It draws in both tourists and trainers alike.
Glittering Spring: Pristine waters glitter like gemstones in the sunlight, and are rumoured to possess healing powers. Swimming isn't advised in the largest pool due to the water being deeper and colder than it looks. People do it anyway.
Rebirth Mountain: An active volcano at the far end of Silver Island, home to powerful trainers that make the trek from Quartzpalm City. Full of steep cliffs, heated caverns, and a narrow canyon that leads to the base of the mountain.
Amber Island
Mysterious Ruins: Also known as the "Amber Isle Ruins", this entire island is filled with ruins of an ancient civilization thought to be from the first settlers of Kelta. Access is heavily restricted, banning anyone without at least six badges of any region to enter.
Mainland
Route 1: A calm, flat, route that is peaceful to traverse with many flowers and grasses. Multiple farming communities can be seen along the most popular path, with forests taking over the closer one gets to Rubybloom.
Route 2: A dry path that curves around a small range of mountains. Only experienced climbers dare scale the rocky cliffs along this road to get a quick path to Lapisroot, but many prefer the low route to Berylrose.
Route 3: Hilled, uneven, paths that dart out into many dead ends or loops back to the main pathway. The edge of the Voiceless Forest can be seen, and if one looks hard enough, they can see the Rose Palace in the distance.
Route 4: Commonly known as "Thunder Pass" due to being one of the only few and safest common routes to get to Thunder Falls and the surrounding areas. The whole location gives off electromagnetic energy.
Route 5: A cold route that has a steep incline along a snowy mountain pass, where blizzards can whip up at a moment’s notice. It is recommended one takes a guide from Rubybloom up the pass in the autumn and winter months. A cable car is available for the less daring year-round.
Route 6: A route that has sharp twists and turns to avoid the most dangerous areas that steeply drop into a ravine, curving along the coast through a short forested area.
Route 7: Short grasslands route that is easy to traverse with little issue. Many small streams dot the way and trainers seem to camp along this route, noting its apparent safety.
Route 8: A river cuts into this route, leading into Goldentree along a flat plain with just as many campers as route 7, boasting the same claims of safety.
Route 9: A river snakes through this route along an edge at the beginning before trailing off toward the Cycling Road that can be seen in the distance near Goldentree.
Route 10: Cycling Road. There is a path below the road that allows for trainers to travel on as well, with various bridges to cross the river that cuts the route in half.
Route 11: Home to many water and bug pokemon, this path has an easy slope and one can always smell the water even if they can't see it. This area tends to attract a lot of rain for some reason. Purity Lake can be entered from here.
Route 12: Also known as “Silver Forest”, this path is home to many looping paths along the majority of the path until reaching the fork in the road for one of Purity Lake’s entrances, where it becomes a dense forest.
Route 13: Also known as “Gemstone Road” for how many evolution stones and crafters can be found along this path.
Route 14: A heavily monitored path, the Sylvan clan watches over any trainers who make their way toward Starfall Caverns to get a chance to see a claiven. Trainers are warned not to disrupt any nests.
Route 15: The main safe route to Tourmalily from Starfall Caverns. The path contains steep cliffs and paths with little to no railings available in some areas. The weather here can change without warning.
Route 16: This path down the mountain contains the main entrance to the Voiceless Forest, and the path down can be described as eerie and unforgiving in the winter. It is unwise to take this path in the spring, as landslides are common.
Route 17: Home to Kelta's highest peaks, this almost constantly snowing route never sees anything but wintery conditions except at the bottom near the Onyxpetal area. Frost Mountain looms high above, daring trainers to climb her. Cable cars are available year-round.
Route 18: A desert route right along the mountains. Harsh winds kick up sandstorms most of the year.
Route 19: Steep cliffs scatter this route as it cuts into the mountainside through an old mine leading to Onyxpetal.
Route 20: Direct route to the summit of Frost Mountain, but one heavily monitored by climbing experts up the way. A cable car is offered year-round for those unable to make the climb to the peak.
Route 21: An unremarkable path, many trainers pass through here in a hurry to get to Agatethorn to cross to the Platinum Isles to challenge the League.
Route 22: Powerful trainers dot this route, hastily challenging travelers on their way to Agatethorn. Criminal activity is common for some reason on this path.
Route 23: The entrance to the Safari Zone can be found on the Steelglen side of this route. Many trainers can be found on this route, challenging others to battles. Some trainers can be found trying to steal badges from the more gullible individuals due to the badge requirement to enter the Safari Zone.
Route 24: An inaccessible river cuts through this path, which is mostly elevated pathways outside of city limits. A small village sits in the center, granting travelers a respite from this high and windy path. Many flying pokemon can be found on the bridges, often blocking trainers if they are aggressive.
Route 25: A coastal route, with multiple beach accesses and shops dotting this path.
Platinum Isles
Route 26: Short, but dangerous, watery path that connects to the Platinum Isles. It is recommended to take a ferry if one does not possess a powerful swimming pokemon due to how dangerous the waters can get at a moment’s notice. Hasty trainers have met their end by not listening to weather reports.
Route 34: Also known as "Serpent's Way" for how many dragon and serpentine pokemon live here in both the waters and on land. Leads to the Dragon's Altar.
Silver Island
Route 28: Famous for its underwater walkway connecting the mainland to Silver Island, this route attracts tourists and trainers alike. Ferries are available on the weekend.
Route 29: Known as “Windswept Pass” by the locals, this main island road is filled with many flying and floating pokemon that ride the currents and constant breeze that comes from the active volcano. A constant faint smoke can be smelled most of the year.
Route 30: Many overgrown ruins can be found along this part of the island, with signs pointing to Dragon Clan ancestors having once lived around.
Route 31: A quiet hum persists on this grassy route, soothing many a weary traveler. The aurora can occasionally be seen at night, though faintly.
Route 32: Pristine, untouched, streams litter this route. The land here is heavily monitored and trainers incur heavy fines if they are caught littering.
Route 33: A narrow pass leading up to Rebirth Mountain, the air smells like smoke most of the year.
Amber Island
Route 27: Short, watery route connecting the mainland to Amber Island.
Region: Kelta
Regional Professor: Professor Hinami Chery, studies aquatic habitats.
Storage System Admin: Cobalt Riis
Champion: Aoife Ó Branáin
Protags:
Female protag - Aisling Ó Branáin
Male protag - Loukas Ó Branáin
Rivals: Lucia Ivorine, Endri "Vercin" Ó Murchada
Legendaries and Mythicals:
Legendaries - Claiven, Mureti, Giftigar (Life Trio), Taikin, Kamikazin, Lunaporin (Tidal/Kindred Trio)
Mythicals - Drakoura, Kindichi
Pokédex
Located to the north of Kalos and to the east of Galar, Kelta is stereotypically seen as having been 'absorbed by nature and tradition' and out of touch with modern life.
This is false. While steeped in traditions and priding themselves in keeping history alive, Kelta is very much in tune with modern technology and customs. Some cities, while covered in trees and built in and around forests, have many state of the art systems and buildings that work as harmoniously as possible with the landscape. Just because the systems blend in with the location does not mean they don't have any technology, and every Keltan will remind outsiders of this when it gets brought up.
The largest city of the region is in Berylrose City. Diamondglade City is the Pokémon League branch of the government, housing the League Headquarters.
Beginning trainers are given one of three Starters from Professor Cherry in Gemwood town:
Lizeroon. Grass Type. "Lizeroon are calm, docile Pokémon that get most of their nutrients by leaving their root-like tails buried in the ground. They startle easily and often shriek when upset."
Crocoal. Fire Type. "Crocoal are young and prone to bursting into flame without warning. The tips of this Pokémon's mane and tail are always smoldering as a result."
Spraylet. Water Type. "Spraylet are still young and cannot control their impulse to screech when excited. They think they are brave and powerful when in reality they are still quite dependent on their parents or trainers."
↓ Evil Team (Stratus) ↓
About
An organization surrounded by rumours and terrible truths, Stratus's primary goal is to take control of the skies of Kelta and their ultimate goal is to take control of the world's skies, by any means. They can be found attempting to recruit, and manipulate, teens and other adults into joining them. Crimes vary from minor theft and public disturbances all the way to murder and kidnapping among other vile acts towards people and Pokémon alike.
It's heavily speculated they're also involved in numerous other crimes, though little is known or confirmed.
Stratus has been known to be lurking in other regions, attempting to recruit members into their ranks or infiltrate other Teams to learn about their plans, as well as find ways to take over those regions' skies by any means possible.
Members & Structure
Team Stratus operates in 4 primary hierarchy structures (Boss, Admin, Elite, Grunt), featured below with members in those positions:
Bosses:
Cassia Bailey, Anise Bailey
Admins:
Asteria Keelan, Chron Eide
Elites:
Morana Kenny, Eitri Kenny
↓ Gym Leaders, Elite 4, Champion ↓
Gym Leaders
Shea & Veleda Beito: Psychic twins that use both the psychic- and fairy-types in double battles, and will award the Harmonic Badge to those that earn it.
Hunter Lowrie: A young man who uses the ghost-type, and will award the Shadow Badge to those that earn it.
Tanwen Balke: The matriarch of Kelta's Dragon Clan, who uses dragon-types, and will award the Scale Badge to those that earn it.
Fleur Chevalier: A young woman who uses the steel-type, and will award the Hilt Badge to those that earn it.
Nerium Lumi: Famous musician who uses the poison-type, and will award the Thorn Badge to those that earn it.
Cirra Raban: Heiress to the Rabans and user of flying-types, will award the Feather Gear Badge to those that earn it.
Haydn Rynne: Young man who is passionate about his fire-types, and will award the Flicker Badge to those that earn it.
Arva Ivorine: She is a master of the bug-type and often faced last, and will award the Silk Badge to those that earn it.
Elite 4
Nyxx Lowrie: User of the Dark Type, she is the granddaughter of the previous Champion and unofficial leader of the Elite 4. She is also the older sister of Hunter.
Avery Sylvan: User of the Grass Type, he's got plants everywhere in his office.
Brianna Murtagh: User of the Fighting Type, they're not one to back down from a challenge.
Electra Aigéan: User of the Electric Type, she can be rather shy and antisocial.
Champion
Aoife Ó Branáin: Favours the Fire Type but uses a mixed team that is fire-leaning. Wheelchair user, but don't underestimate her.
↓ Cities/Towns ↓
Mainland
Gemwood Town: Coastal town where the famed Cherry Lab is along the beach, known as the Silver Coast. Almost large enough to be considered a city rather than a town.
Rubybloom City: Gym City. A city at the foot of the mountains, offering the aid of many who dare climb the treacherous paths.
Berylrose City: Gym City. A city that is famous for the Sidhelow Gardens, as well as the Belle Clocktower, which is also the city's gym and can be seen all over the city. Capital City of the region.
Jewelhill Town: Small town on the coastline where the mountains can be seen in the distance.
Coralgrass City: Gym City. Coastal city right on the ocean with canals that reach the deeper areas. Port city.
Steelglen Town: Small town famous for its nature preserve and Safari Zone.
Ambervine City: Gym City. Home of Kelta's Dragon Clan, users of the dragon type and Dragon Class Pokémon. Many different dragon motifs and statues can be found around the city.
Agatethorn Town: A town with a short, watery route to the Platinum Isles that holds Victory Road and Diamondglade City nearby. Sees a lot of tourism.
Jadebush City: Gym City. Known as a "little Kalos" thanks to the Chevalier's influence, many Keltan and Kalosian cultures come together in harmony in this city. The locals hate the slogan, having their rich history with Kelta be ignored and likened to an entire region.
Onyxpetal Town: Old mining town at the base of the mountains, famous for the metalwork and jewelry artisans pride themselves in.
Tourmalily City: Gym City. A city between a large mountain pass, covered in snow, famous for its ski resort.
Opalfield Town: A small town famous for its gemstone artisans who create breathtaking jewelry. Many crafters along Gemstone Road come from this town, searching for only the best stones. This town is the ancestral home to the Sylvan family, who guard the Starfall Caverns.
Silverleaf City: Gym City. A city nestled deep in a forest. Purity Lake is along one edge of this city.
Bronzefern Town: The Voiceless Forest can be seen in the distance of this small town. Eerie calls can be heard in the dead of night, but the locals deny such things.
Goldentree City: Gym City. A city surrounded by trees that always keep an orange or yellow hue, it attracts a decent amount of tourists. It holds an annual music festival at the height of autumn.
Coppergreen Town: Fishing and farming town with a river cutting through the middle. Locals take pride in their fish and crops. Just barely large enough to be a town.
Lapisroot Town: Famous for its hot springs, many mountain climbers choose to scale the mountain path to this town for a dip in the springs. Many prefer to take the road from Coppergreen instead.
Platinum Isles
Diamondglade City: Pokémon League. Major tourist city, especially towards the end of the year's circuit. Very floral city at the top of a steep cliff overlooking the main island.
Silver Island
Pearlmoss Town: Port town that attracts many tourists on their way to Quartzpalm and Rebirth Mountain. Has a decent Unovan population intermixed in the locals.
Quartzpalm City: Tourist city that boasts many volcano shaped confections and souvenirs. Geologists study the volcanically active area with a careful eye.
Amber Island
No settled cities remain on this island, although ruins of an ancient civilization remain.
↓ Landmarks ↓
Mainland
Silver Beach: Beach on the edge of Gemwood Town known for its silvery sand and clear water where Cherry Lab is located along the coastline.
Thunder Falls: The region's most famous waterfall, known for the roaring thunder sound they make, as well as having gotten the name for Thunder Stones being found in the area. It is also the region's most famous Power Plant, the large lake connected by a hydroelectric dam.
Sidhelow Gardens: Gardens depicting varying statues of Sidhelow as the messenger and emissary of Claiven. The sign on the central statue of 4 Sidhelow surrounding Claiven reads: "Sidhelow, Guardian of Keltan forests and messenger of the All-Seeing One."
Belle Tower: Berylrose City's famous clocktower, sitting at the far end of the city overlooking the Sidhelow Gardens with an observation deck just below the bell level. The tower also serves as the city’s Gym for challengers, but is closed on the weekends for maintenance.
Voiceless Forest: These woods wind in many paths, and ghostly whispers are heard all around. Many who stray from the marked paths are never seen again, thought to be lost in the spirit world.
Starfall Caverns: Deep caverns full of guarded secrets, hidden away from many. Public areas are widely known for their glittering waters that look like stars fell and hid there.
Frost Mountain: Tallest mountain in Kelta with many dangerous paths and steep cliffs, it's not advised to go without a guide or pokemon that can handle this terrain. Guides will offer their confideer to those braving the mountain.
Purity Lake: Half of this lake is covered by Silverleaf City and is reported to have been a lake that claiven purified during a time of sickness and plague in the past. Entrances to the lake are found on Routes 10 & 12 as well as Silverleaf City.
Safari Zone: Located at a far end of Steelglen, this nature preserve hosts many rare pokemon. Entry past the visitor's center or (limited) guided tours are only allowed if trainers possess four or more badges.
Platinum Isles
Victory Road: The final road to the League, challengers must traverse through thick forest, grasses, and finally scale the high cliff the League overlooks. There is a cave route as an optional detour to those scared of climbing the cliff.
Pokémon League: Final step of all trainers in the region, located in Diamondglade City.
Dragon's Altar: Part of the Platinum Isle chain, it is an altar deep within a forest dedicated to Drakoura. The Dragon Clan oversees this forest. It is occasionally used for ceremonial purposes, testing the worthiness of each next clan head.
Silver Island
Hollowpine Forest: The trees here are ancient, some hollow, with remnants of human population. It is thought that this is where Kelta’s Dragon Clan once lived, as the guardians of this forest utilize dragon class and dragon-typed pokemon.
Aurora Plains: Due to an unexplained phenomena, there is a faint aurora that appears at night over this expansive plain. Scientists have yet to figure out what causes it. It draws in both tourists and trainers alike.
Glittering Spring: Pristine waters glitter like gemstones in the sunlight, and are rumoured to possess healing powers. Swimming isn't advised in the largest pool due to the water being deeper and colder than it looks. People do it anyway.
Rebirth Mountain: An active volcano at the far end of Silver Island, home to powerful trainers that make the trek from Quartzpalm City. Full of steep cliffs, heated caverns, and a narrow canyon that leads to the base of the mountain.
Amber Island
Mysterious Ruins: Also known as the "Amber Isle Ruins", this entire island is filled with ruins of an ancient civilization thought to be from the first settlers of Kelta. Access is heavily restricted, banning anyone without at least six badges of any region to enter.
↓ Routes ↓
Mainland
Route 1: A calm, flat, route that is peaceful to traverse with many flowers and grasses. Multiple farming communities can be seen along the most popular path, with forests taking over the closer one gets to Rubybloom.
Route 2: A dry path that curves around a small range of mountains. Only experienced climbers dare scale the rocky cliffs along this road to get a quick path to Lapisroot, but many prefer the low route to Berylrose.
Route 3: Hilled, uneven, paths that dart out into many dead ends or loops back to the main pathway. The edge of the Voiceless Forest can be seen, and if one looks hard enough, they can see the Rose Palace in the distance.
Route 4: Commonly known as "Thunder Pass" due to being one of the only few and safest common routes to get to Thunder Falls and the surrounding areas. The whole location gives off electromagnetic energy.
Route 5: A cold route that has a steep incline along a snowy mountain pass, where blizzards can whip up at a moment’s notice. It is recommended one takes a guide from Rubybloom up the pass in the autumn and winter months. A cable car is available for the less daring year-round.
Route 6: A route that has sharp twists and turns to avoid the most dangerous areas that steeply drop into a ravine, curving along the coast through a short forested area.
Route 7: Short grasslands route that is easy to traverse with little issue. Many small streams dot the way and trainers seem to camp along this route, noting its apparent safety.
Route 8: A river cuts into this route, leading into Goldentree along a flat plain with just as many campers as route 7, boasting the same claims of safety.
Route 9: A river snakes through this route along an edge at the beginning before trailing off toward the Cycling Road that can be seen in the distance near Goldentree.
Route 10: Cycling Road. There is a path below the road that allows for trainers to travel on as well, with various bridges to cross the river that cuts the route in half.
Route 11: Home to many water and bug pokemon, this path has an easy slope and one can always smell the water even if they can't see it. This area tends to attract a lot of rain for some reason. Purity Lake can be entered from here.
Route 12: Also known as “Silver Forest”, this path is home to many looping paths along the majority of the path until reaching the fork in the road for one of Purity Lake’s entrances, where it becomes a dense forest.
Route 13: Also known as “Gemstone Road” for how many evolution stones and crafters can be found along this path.
Route 14: A heavily monitored path, the Sylvan clan watches over any trainers who make their way toward Starfall Caverns to get a chance to see a claiven. Trainers are warned not to disrupt any nests.
Route 15: The main safe route to Tourmalily from Starfall Caverns. The path contains steep cliffs and paths with little to no railings available in some areas. The weather here can change without warning.
Route 16: This path down the mountain contains the main entrance to the Voiceless Forest, and the path down can be described as eerie and unforgiving in the winter. It is unwise to take this path in the spring, as landslides are common.
Route 17: Home to Kelta's highest peaks, this almost constantly snowing route never sees anything but wintery conditions except at the bottom near the Onyxpetal area. Frost Mountain looms high above, daring trainers to climb her. Cable cars are available year-round.
Route 18: A desert route right along the mountains. Harsh winds kick up sandstorms most of the year.
Route 19: Steep cliffs scatter this route as it cuts into the mountainside through an old mine leading to Onyxpetal.
Route 20: Direct route to the summit of Frost Mountain, but one heavily monitored by climbing experts up the way. A cable car is offered year-round for those unable to make the climb to the peak.
Route 21: An unremarkable path, many trainers pass through here in a hurry to get to Agatethorn to cross to the Platinum Isles to challenge the League.
Route 22: Powerful trainers dot this route, hastily challenging travelers on their way to Agatethorn. Criminal activity is common for some reason on this path.
Route 23: The entrance to the Safari Zone can be found on the Steelglen side of this route. Many trainers can be found on this route, challenging others to battles. Some trainers can be found trying to steal badges from the more gullible individuals due to the badge requirement to enter the Safari Zone.
Route 24: An inaccessible river cuts through this path, which is mostly elevated pathways outside of city limits. A small village sits in the center, granting travelers a respite from this high and windy path. Many flying pokemon can be found on the bridges, often blocking trainers if they are aggressive.
Route 25: A coastal route, with multiple beach accesses and shops dotting this path.
Platinum Isles
Route 26: Short, but dangerous, watery path that connects to the Platinum Isles. It is recommended to take a ferry if one does not possess a powerful swimming pokemon due to how dangerous the waters can get at a moment’s notice. Hasty trainers have met their end by not listening to weather reports.
Route 34: Also known as "Serpent's Way" for how many dragon and serpentine pokemon live here in both the waters and on land. Leads to the Dragon's Altar.
Silver Island
Route 28: Famous for its underwater walkway connecting the mainland to Silver Island, this route attracts tourists and trainers alike. Ferries are available on the weekend.
Route 29: Known as “Windswept Pass” by the locals, this main island road is filled with many flying and floating pokemon that ride the currents and constant breeze that comes from the active volcano. A constant faint smoke can be smelled most of the year.
Route 30: Many overgrown ruins can be found along this part of the island, with signs pointing to Dragon Clan ancestors having once lived around.
Route 31: A quiet hum persists on this grassy route, soothing many a weary traveler. The aurora can occasionally be seen at night, though faintly.
Route 32: Pristine, untouched, streams litter this route. The land here is heavily monitored and trainers incur heavy fines if they are caught littering.
Route 33: A narrow pass leading up to Rebirth Mountain, the air smells like smoke most of the year.
Amber Island
Route 27: Short, watery route connecting the mainland to Amber Island.
