Every single Pokémon known to man is written on this plaque, everything you need to know about each and every Pokémon. But not all of the ones written here live on the forsaken land of Kuyloh.

In the region of Kuyloh, natural disasters happen frequently. On this board, it will keep you updated on what is going on in Kuyloh. Whether it is a tornado, a hurricane, or even a meteor, the news will be posted on this board. As well as the sites OOC announcements.

Fifty stories high, and a luxurious building in its time. Tindeu's Hotel was a sanctuary for tourists and inhabitants alike. Before destruction, the Hotel held two hundred rooms, a kitchen on each floor and guests were allowed to stay as long as they wanted, with a fee of course. Humans could stay in this hotel, and Pokémon were allowed to roam where they pleased on the third floor, as it was made special for Pokémon only. To this day, Tindeu's Hotel still stands tall, humans stay in the hotel as well, plumbing is available and so are beds. However stray Pokémon have taken over the building.

Sub-boards: The Lobby, 2nd Floor, 3rd Floor, 4th Floor, The Roof

This large building holds three floors, the Trainer's Market, the Clothing Department on the second floor, and Electronics on the third floor. First come, first serve is what this place is all about. Survivors come to this store to stock up on items they might need. Though the first story is mostly for Pokémon trainers, other humans come just for some decent clothing. The trading center and practice area are held in Electronics, which could be of some use for trainers.

Sub-boards: Electronics, Clothing Department, Trainer's Market

The basic layout and design like all other Pokémon Centers, the only thing different is that this one is partially destroyed. Walls were knocked out, and the inside is a complete mess. The Pokémon Center wouldn't be the safest place to stay, however, some of the healing machines function. Humans can come to the Pokémon Center to heal their Pokémon, and also come here to retrieve some healing items like antidote and potions.

This small store is basically like any other grocery store. In it's day, it was filled with fresh produce and other various foods. Today, one would be lucky to find something that wasn't expired. Pokémon, and humans mainly, will come to the Grocery Store to find some sort of meal. For the most part, the food is plentiful, if it isn't rotten. Bottled water and even some medicinal supplies can be found at the Grocery Store as well.

No longer provided with imported necessities, Pokéballs, gasoline, and bullets being the main producibles, Kuyloh was forced to set up their very own industrial sector, small as it is. Five buildings, wood for the safe productions, stone for those that are not, hug the north end of the Kindeth. While a dirt road connects the main city and this little complex, the workers live in the nearby Kep Village, and the only traffic consists entirely of the shipping merchants.

Rising six feet above the ground, made of the rubble of fallen and neglected buildings, Kindeth Wall borders Tindeu and its territories from the wilder lands on the other side. While frequently under fire during its construction nearly a hundred years ago, these days the only part of it that sees action is the gate, a large wooden construct twice as far across as it is high, allowing for easy passage in either direction, though it sees little traffic. A half dozen guards sit idly on its pathway, holding guns far older than they are, watching the plains for threats.

Often described as a flat, one-dimensional area, the Desert Gulch is teeming with an array of life, hiding within its constantly shifting sands. The sparse amounts of water hold pockets of diversity, but they are far and between. Due to the mostly dry climate for most of the earth, this area follows suit, and the Desert Gulch takes up a good third of the continent, spanning along most of the north half.

Sub-boards: The Dunes, Sandy Vortex

While certainly not the only place holding a mountainous height, the plateaus that result in the Snowy Fields are not of a mountain shape. As far as a true spire goes, this mountain, unnamed as it is, represents the continual growth of the island as it is pushed upwards by continental drift. Generally cold, and never inhabited year round as a result of the climate, this stone peak juts out of the southern area of Kuyloh, held back barely by the ocean.

Sub-boards: Nera'Atha, Icey Caves

Not a field per se, the Snowy Fields represent a plateau, raised far above the Ocares to the north, and ending only to a sheer stone face down to the sea, or up to the peak. Almost entirely flat, and perpetually icy, this area provides no cover, and small Pokémon traveling through are at risk to be picked off by a high flying bird. The only access points are several staggered paths to and from the forest, and a large natural ramp along the border.

Between the Ocares and the Desert is the Open Plains, often called 'The Wastes' by more cynical inhabitants. In a horseshoe shape that surrounds the forested lands, the Open Plains generally vary in climate and fauna, often based on the remainants of the nearest main climate. However, the most frequent image to come to mind, and the more common of the sights in this land, is that of a large, flat area, much like the Fields, but carpeted with a near infinite array of grasses and short wild scrub.

Sub-boards: The Ruins, Launer Flow

This Pokémart is open to all members on the site. Here, you will be able to buy anything for yourself, or even your characters. Want to evolve your Pokémon? Here is where you can buy evolution stones, potions, clothing for human characters, and anything else you can think of.

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