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Augusta Cave

First of all- Apparently I linked the wrong page for the original Augusta Cave page and Tumblr made their search system shitty so I can't find the original now. If I find the old one I'll delete it.

How this cave works:

The floors are randomly generated. Right now there are 28 different maps but I might add more later if I can make any that actually looks good. Sometimes you'll go down a floor and enter the same map, but if you go up one floor it will be a completely different floor from one you just entered. (This makes sense in context.)

Elevators will show up every 20 floors, (plus 50, 100 and 150) so you can get your progress saved and go back down to certain floors through the elevator.

Since naming the floors "Floor \v[1353]" doesn't work (even though calling it "\PN's farm" does) so there's a sign telling you which floor you are on.

About the Pokemon:

Since I can't change what wild Pokemon will show up depending on what floor number you're on, I have them visible and walking around. The Pokemon are being represented by the most generic monster I can think of- a blob. If it touches you you'll get into a battle with it.

What Pokemon you can encounter changes every five floors (besides the first ten.) Some of them might be faster than others. The levels of these Pokemon are usually a range of five (or ten) depending on what floor you're on. (So if you're on floor 30, the levels will be between 30-34.) Each blob can make you encounter one 1 of 14+ different Pokemon. (With a few exceptions.)

Once you defeat, run or catch them the blob won't actually go away. Touching them again will most likely get you into a battle with a different Pokemon. This is the best way I could think of to best simulate wild battles.

It could be a bit easy to just avoid them so after every 50 floors there will be a "boss" Pokemon that you MUST defeat or catch in order to proceed.

There are also Pokemon in the water, but since there are only a few floors with water right now I only made it so you can encounter up to five different Pokemon. (One of them always being a Magikarp.)

The levels never go above level 80. (With the exception of Magikarp.) There's a reason for that.

After getting to level 100 the levels will reset, but will climb faster. (So if you're on Floor 116, you can find Pokemon from level 32-40 instead of 31-35.) This does not include water Pokemon.

You can find a list of them and where to find them below.

How items work:

Items are also random. There's a 1/500 chance that an item will spawn on the floor. What you get from them depends on how far down you are. This is the same with rocks, which you can break if you have a pick ax.

The items you can get are mostly just a variation of "Pokeball," "Potion," and sometimes a Revive or an Escape Rope. They're basically just there to help you in the most basic ways.

The rocks on the other hand can give you a variety of things. They first appear on floor 5. Instead of a mini game what you can get from them is instant. (But you can only get one thing at a time, maybe.) Again what floor you're on depends on what item you can get from them.

The lists of items and Pokemon you can find are below:

Wild Pokemon that you can find on land:

Note that I might change some of these throughout development. (Mostly so I can replace doubles.)

Floors 1-10: Rattata Diglett Zubat Geodude Tilian Snubbull Onix Whismur Nosepass Gastly Sableye Misdreavus Chingling Buneary Eevee Munchlax

Floors 11-15: Rattata Zubat Slowpoke Spearow Squirtle Charmander Bulbasaur FarFetch'd Larvitar Aron Ralts Ekans Slugma Togepi

Floors 16-20: Rattata Hoothoot Taillow Lunatone Solrock Lickitung Dunsparce Seviper Staravia Chatot Sewaddle Lombre Zigzagoon Aron

Floors 21-24: Rattata Aipom Meowth Teddiursa Vigoroth Minccino Herdier Porygon Zubat Happiny Growlithe Houndour Ponyta Gloom Buizel

Floor 25: Pikachu

Floors 26-30: Every starter from Gen 1-6

Floors 31-35: Kadabra Swablu Woobat Vullaby Murkrow Skarmory Duosion Beedrill Parasect Heracross Boldore Sudowoodo Tilian Shuckle Drifblim

Floors 36-40: Golett Shelgon Tilian Gabite Shiftry Zoroark Weavile Skuntank Scizor Forretress Mr. Mime Azumarill Ambipom Ampharos Arcanine

Floors 41-45: Banette Beheeyem Chandelure Tilian Camerupt Darmanitan Donphan Doublade Electabuzz Emolga Furret Florges Galvantula Gengar Gigalith

Floors 46-49: Gloom Gardevoir Glalie Hawlucha Hitmonlee Hitmonchan Hitmontop Kecleon Kachiyama Komuno Liepard Ludicolo Metagross Golbat Greninja Butterfree

Floor 50: Bomushika

Floors 51-55: Eevee and Eeveelutions (including the ones I added)

Floors 56-60: Rhydon Wobbuffet Audino Beautifly Bouffalant Helioptile Dedenne Carbink Slurpuff Ditto Durant Golbat Yanmega

Floors 61-65: Kantonian Exeggcute Tilian Exeggutor Excadrill Emolga Electrode Fearow Ferrothorn Furfrou Gogoat Gothitelle Tilian Granbull Grumpig Muk Heatmor

Floors 66-70: Johtotian Snubbull Magukiu Masquerain Maractus Mawile Noivern Noctowl Ninetales Ninjask Octillery Piloswine Pangoro Bisharp Raichu

Floor 71-75: Johtotian Stantler Poliwrath Quagsire Rapidash Reuniculus Rabbi Tilian Wyrdeer Sandslash Sawk Spinda Throh Seismitoad Sigilyph Scrafty

Floors 76-80: Sinnohian Gible Poliwrath Quagsire Rapidash… …I think I forgot to change the rest of the Pokemon from the last five floors. I might change that later maybe.

Floors 81-90: Volbeat Illumise Golbat Venusaur Charizard Blastoise Vespitos Waaurufu Weezing Watchog Wigglytuff Weavile Whimsicott Xatu Deino

Floors 91-95: Krookodile Swellow Gliscor Leavanny Pidgeot Primeape Snorlax Raticate Goodra Nidoqueen Nidoking Arbok Mightyena

Floors 96-99: Alakazam Gallade Aggron Bronzong Cofagrigus Drapion Pyroar Mienshao Scyther Sableye Malamar Ariados Barbaracle Swalot

Floor 100: Tilian Yanmega

Floors 101-105: Happiny Riolu Monja Peticorn Betobebe Pudi Mikon Kyoona Cleffa Pichu Azurill Smoochum Shelidos Bonsly

Floors 106-110: Chingling Munchlax Elekid Budew Togepi Magby Wynaut Mime Jr. Mantyke Igglybuff Tyrogue Joroo

Floors 111-115: Scraggy Kachiyama Electrike Manetric Kowakuru Usaki Gulpin Numel Teddiursa Croagunk Kotora Rinrin Bergmite

Floors 116-120: Pumpkaboo Phantump Snover Heatmor Karrablast Foongus Ducklett Swanna Mincinno Garbodor Crustle Scolipede Palplitoad Gurdurr Audino

Floors 121-125: Gigalith Unfezant Simisear Simisage Simipour Sudowoodo Purugly Vibrava Flygon Grumpig Roselia Manectric Medicham Aggron

Floors 126-130: Magneton Zebstrika Jumpluff Talonflame Hariyama Banette Druddigon Bibarel Gastrodon Slowking Slowbro Ninjask Shedinja Persian

Floors 131-135: Wigglytuff Jynx Magmar Claydol Poliwrath Delcatty Magcargo Altaria Ludicolo Eelektross Swoobat Klinklang Gourgeist Gliscor

Floors 136-140: Vileplume Dodrio Salamance Donphan Exploud Slaking Breloom Pelipper Smeargle Heracross Steelix Sunflora Dragonite Snorlax

Floors 141-149: Tangrowth Walrein Plusle Minun Malamar Carnivine Tropius Hippowdon Primeape Drapion Sandslash Bellossom Haxorus Porygon

Wild Pokemon you can find in the water (May not be entirely accurate): I didn't spend nearly as much time with these ones since there's only a few maps with water in them, so unless you're going up and down the ladder to find one at a certain floor, the chances of you actually finding a specific Pokemon in the water are pretty slim.

Floors 1-10: Magikarp

Floors 11-20: Magikarp Psyduck Poliwag

Floors 21-24 and 26-30: Magikarp Slowpoke Seel Shellder Krabby

Floors 25: Marill

Floors 31-40: Magikarp Horsea Goldeen Seaking Staryu Lanturn

Floors 41-45 and 47-50: Magikarp Politoed Seadra Gyarados Poliwhirl

Floors 46: Vaporeon

Floors 51-60: Magikarp Quagsire Basculin Octillery Mantine

Floors 61-70: Magikarp Kingdra Sharpedo Wailord Whiscash

Floors 71-80: Magikarp Crawdaunt Feebas Clampearl Relicanth

Floors 81-90: Magikarp Bibarel Floatzel Gastrodon Sinnohian Finneon

Floors 91-100: Magikarp Seismitoad Basculin Swanna Jellicent

Floors 101-110: Magikarp Alomomola Barbaracle Dragalge Clawitzer

111-120: Magikarp Ikari Gurotesu Mantyke Seaprin

121-: Magikarp Cloyster2 Basculegion Corsolora Triabo

I might add more later. I might not. Let's just wait and see.

All possible items that you can get from the rocks:

Floors 5-19: Nothing Light clay Lagging Tail Super Potion Iron Ball Pokeball

Floors 20-29: Nothing Light clay Lagging Tail Super Potion Sticky Barb Iron Ball Pokeball Rock Slide TM Bright Powder Stardust Float stone Sail Fossil Jaw Fossil

Floors 30-39: Nothing Light clay Lagging Tail Super Potion Sticky Barb Iron Ball Pokeball Rock Slide TM Bright Powder Stardust Float stone

Floors 40-49: Nothing Light clay Ultra Ball Sticky Barb Pokeball Toxic Orb Flame Orb Hyper Potion Great Ball Rock Slide TM Bright Powder Stardust Float stone Sail Fossil Jaw Fossil

Floors 50-59: Nothing All elemental gems Pokeball Sticky barb Toxic Orb Flame Orb Ultra ball Light clay Float stone Stardust Great Ball TM for Rock Slide

Floors 60-: Every evolutionary stone, including the Link Stone Everstone Hardstone TM for Earthquake Great ball Rare Club Revive King's Rock Ultra ball Light Clay Sticky Barb Great Ball Toxic Orb Flame Orb Pearl Hyper Potion Bright Powder Star Piece TM for Rock Slide

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