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7) Old Shrine: villagers have mostly forgotten who the shrine is for. Legend states that the shrine was erected in honor of a brave grass type who was thought to have lost its life defending weak Pokemon. | 7) Old Shrine: villagers have mostly forgotten who the shrine is for. Legend states that the shrine was erected in honor of a brave grass type who was thought to have lost its life defending weak Pokemon. | ||
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| + | ==Notable and former residents== | ||
| + | [[Shroomsworth]] | ||
| + | [[Arianna]] | ||
| + | [[Louise]] | ||
| + | [[Sporegard]] | ||
| + | [[Ginko]] | ||
| + | [[Elder Shroom]](deceased) | ||
Revision as of 22:55, 3 August 2012
On the opposite side of Castle Draclugia from Tao Village, trade between these two villages is profitable, but can be treacherous.
1) The Commerce Mushroom: a great trading plaza, run by an old Parasect, Elder Shroom.
2) Shroomish Hub: its namesake comes from the fact that it houses many, many Shroomish! Shroomsworth used to call this building his home.
3) Bellutiful Cuts: Belle the Bellossom and Lilly the Lilligant both style Pokemon in different ways, here.
4) Barty's Bluff Outpost: takes villagers to Tao Village and back here to Sapling Village. (In service after Mission 2 is over.)
5) Sapling Village Library: an old, large library, founded a couple centuries ago.
6) Lotad Pond: a favorite hangout spot.
7) Old Shrine: villagers have mostly forgotten who the shrine is for. Legend states that the shrine was erected in honor of a brave grass type who was thought to have lost its life defending weak Pokemon.
Notable and former residents
Shroomsworth Arianna Louise Sporegard Ginko Elder Shroom(deceased)
