This is where general information is posted about ATD.

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These are some tools to help you with your Pokemon RPing, such as EXP calculators and a list of pokemon.

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If we have anything to annouce, things such as bans, they'll be posted here by the admins.

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This is where the biographies are moved after they are accepted.

Sub-boards: Accepted Pokemon Bios, Accepted Trainer Bios

This is where the admins keep track of ALL the characters on ATD. We'll keep this updated as well as possible.

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The route between Little Town and Ash City. The grass is long and tall, where wild pokemon hide. Better wear some bug spray if you want to make it through without bug bites!

Here lays the city covered by ash. Well, it's not COVERED in ash, but it's not uncommon to see piles of ash on the streets. This is where the second gym is located.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Pokemon Mart, Ash City Gym

This is the route between Ash City and Lost River. It rains here often, causing mud. Be sure to have an extra change of clothes, because you will get muddy.

This town is very small. It only holds about three houses and a pokemon center, due to it's small population. The town is located by a dark muddy river with a fast speed current. The town looks deserted due to no one being outside - people are afraid of being swept away by the current (who could blame them?).

Sub-board: Pokemon Center

The route between Lost River and the Twin Towns. The swampness has begun to disappear, and has now changed into a prarie look. It is very hot and dry in this part of the Joukei Region.

The Twin Towns are much like other cities and towns, but the two towns are divided by a river, the same river travelling through Lost River. The intense heat cause the water to move slower, and it seems that most of the trainers here have water pokemon. There is an arch bridge connecting the two towns, which is why the are called The Twin Towns.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Pokemon Mart, Pokemon Gym

This is the route that'll take you from The Twin Towns to Ancient City. Recovering from the dryness, it goes back to the normal long grass, like seen in Route One.

Much like to it's name, Ancient City is... well, ancient. It was built apon ancient ruins, where many trainers go to find pokemon fossils.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Pokemon Mart, Pokemon Gym

This is the route between Ancient City and Boulder Town. Building by the ruins, is a rocky terrain. Mt. Sky is located here, reaching between Route Five and Route Six.

Sub-board: Mt. Sky

This town was built on the rocks on the top of Mt. Sky. Large boulders are littered on the flat surface, giving the town it's name.

The route between Boulder Town and Harcom City. Luckily for you, the early people of Boulder Town carved a staircase into the side of Mt. Sky! The rocky terrain slowly changes into a prarie area.

Ah, the bustle of the city! Here you may find the department store, which includes food and clothing! Harcom City has tall buildings, but if you are on the edge of the city, you can see a large lake in the distance..

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Harcom Department Store

The route between Harcom City and Lavender Village. The land remains a prarie grassland, but soon you're walking beside a lake, and the grass slowly turns a lush green.

Lavender Village is a small village on the shore of a lake, called Lake Joy. The fifth gym is located here. Lavender Village has scattered butterflies, that all enjoy flying around. You can also find a flower shop here.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Pokemon Mart, Pokemon Gym, Florist Shop

The route between Lavender Village and Mud Town. The grass is still lush, but it soon begins to rain, causing puddles of water all over the place as you near Mud Town.