Welcome to Car-a-Chur

[Godai]

Welcome To

Car-a-Chur

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“The pathways beneath the mountain twist and turn, seeming incapable of going in a straight line. If the other pathways weren’t so dangerous, nobody would ever use these tunnels. Still, there is a wealth here, and every year some poor fool is lost prospecting. If you could find the treasures the mountain holds, however, you would be rich. Assuming you got past the Pokemon.”

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The Lionta Mountains offer little refuge. All passes through them, around them, or over them are fraught with danger. Car a Chur is uniquely so. The natural caverns stretch throughout the Lionta Mountains, twisting and turning with little logic or direction. The deeper stretches are home to dens of wild Pokemon that have gone their entire lives without seeing a human, while those near the surface are more used to regular traffic.

Researchers and corporate interests have both staked a claim on these tunnels, each after similar goals. Native Caltans have been particularly unhelpful in scouting the tunnels, so Godain interests have turned to Trainers.

Perhaps it is best to stay away, however. Many of the tunnels bear deep gouges, and some look to have been carved by force rather than natural processes. For those undeterred, treasures await in these depths. Crystals, rare metals, even powerful Pokemon.

The pursuit of these things has lead to many travellers being lost to the twists of Car a Chur.

Common
Rolycoly	Drilbur	Durant	Roggenrola	Woobat	Aron	Teddiursa
Wynaut	Bunnelby	Shellos	Diglett	Zubat	Ferroseed

Uncommon
Onix	Swoobat	Clefairy	Boldore	Gligar
Shuckle	Noibat	Dunsparce	Carkol	Golbat

Rare
Excadrill	Larvitar*	Lairon	Mawile
Sableye	Silicobra	Wobbuffet	Diggersby

Elusive
Ferrothorn	Steelix*	Heatmor	Gible*
Ursaring	Sandaconda	Duraludon	Carbink

Pokemon with an asterisk (*) may only be encountered in a Calta Challenge.

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Points of Interest

Rohan's Treasure -

Rohan Wallace was a well known adventurer in Calta's past. He helped discover the route used in the Lionta Pass and spent much of his life looking for treasures left by the Luctaguican Empire.

In his later years, after something of a dry period of notable finds, Rohan appeared in Tonan Geal proclaiming he had found an entire cave made of gems. For years he was dismissed as senile and he eventually died destitute and reliant on charity.

Adventurers searched for the mythic treasure for years after Rohan's death. At long last, the treasure was found. The treasure wasn't a cavern of gemstones, but rather a massive geode split by geological forces. Rohan's Treasure is simply too large to ever leave the Lionta Mountains, so in the cave of its discovery it will remain. While the cavern is of considerable aesthetic and scientific interest, its walls are made up of mundane quartz, and not priceless gems. Still, Rohan's legacy lives on in the interest paid to his greatest treasure.


Wurm's Passing -

Wurm's Passing is the name given to the main route of tunnels travelers use to pass under the Lionta Mountains. The Passing has a strange corkscrew shape to it, as if formed by a tunneling Pokemon traveling in a slow spiral. The Passing is also not continuous, and those traversing it must pass through connecting tunnels and side passages until they can navigate around the obstruction.

Pokemon nests dot the walls of the Passing, especially near tunnel mouths. Being close to one at dusk or dawn is a good way to encounter a swarm of wild and angry Pokemon.

Legend has it that the Passing was created by the enraged writhing of a great Pokemon forced to hide under the mountains. Chased into the depths by a Luctagucian warrior, the Pokemon dug and tunneled until it came to its own tail. Fearing that another monster was also trapped in the mountain with it, it dug into the depths and was never seen again.

No evidence of this Pokemon has ever been found.


An Toll -

An Toll, or the hole, is the remains of a mining camp cut into the mountain side by the Luctaguicans. Buried by a landslide, the mining camp can only be accessed via former mine tunnels turned into passages between caverns.

Only the buildings furthest from the cliff opening survived the collapse, and they still stand to this day. At the back of the camp is a spiraling path down into the depths, from which the camp gets its name. Dangerous Pokemon are said to lurk in the depths of the hole, attacking any intruders they find in their realm.

Treasures are said to litter the depths as well. Precious stones and relics wait only for a brave soul to claim them. That only a few such items have been recovered does nothing to quell the legends.

Of less interesting note, but far more practical are the incredibly pure ore veins discovered within An Toll. Every few years or so a Caltan will brave the depths in order to bring up fresh ore.


Lionta Outflow -

Channels carved by generations worth of flash flooding come together at the Outflow. With every summer rain and following the spring melt, the outflow becomes a raging torrent.

Bridges cross the channels, allowing safe passage even when water roars through the channels below. Those seeking to head into the lower parts of the Morgil Chasms need only follow the water as it makes its way through the Wurm's Passing and out through the Outflow.