Thanks go to for the images of each area. grass, caves) though in the event of a water route such as Route 40, it instead refers to encounters found while Surfing. Wild level ranges are also given for the majority of areas these will refer to the Pokémon found from generic walking (i.e.

a one-time encounter or a Pokémon given as a gift.

Pastoral Sound refers to the replacement of the Sinnoh Sound this plays on Thursdays as normal, and will attract some rarer Pokémon in the area or some that aren’t normally found there at all.Įvent refers to a non-generic encounter in the area i.e. Meridian Sound refers to the replacement for the Hoenn Sound this plays on Wednesdays as normal, and will attract some evolved forms of Pokémon ordinarily in the area. Swarm refers to what will appear if a daily swarm hits that area. Rock Smash refers to encounters from smashing rocks in that area. Description Sacred Gold and Storm Silver are the fourth set of hacks/edits Ive done now others you might be familiar with are Pokémon Fire Red Omega, Pokémon Spirit Gold, Pokémon Blaze Black and Volt White. Good Rod and Super Rod likewise refer to those respective rods. Old Rod refers to encounters when fishing in the area with the Old Rod. Surf refers to encounters while Surfing atop any body of water in the area. refer to the generic walking around encounters. Times will be specified on the encounters where they actually change between morning, day and night. Data is listed for all types of encounter (sans Headbutting trees)Īreas are listed in order of accessibility, though there may be one or two exceptions where maps have been shifted around to save space.

This document exists to give the encounter data for each and every area within Sacred Gold and Storm Silver, both as a reference guide and because it’s impossible to view the data within the game itself.

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