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  1. the Unknown under the Grand Stairway is the best place to train for you currently
  2. If I remember correctly, when I battled Noel Arcanine, Magnaton, and a combo of Heat Rock/Drought Vulpix with a Chlorophyll Venusaur using Solar Beam/Sleep Powder/Growth/Leech Seed wrecked him. Magnaton dealt with Swellow pretty easily, and Venusaur was able to sweep after a single growth until the drought ran out.
  3. I can trade for one? =o I'll have to breed a growlithe then XD I've been finding heart scales all over. Heck, I just found a rock with nothing but heart scales. X3
  4. Yeah, I found that already and used it on Growlithe. I just need a second one for my Vulpix
  5. I've been doing the save/reset thing. =/ I don't have many places left I can look. Right now I'm trying in the cave that's right under the giant set of stairs in North Obsidia Ward. I can only hope that I find it soon.
  6. I curse the RNG, I curse the RNG with all of my might. I've never had good luck with RNGs. >.< Here I can't find a fire stone no matter how hard I try, Fire Emblem it gives me the worst stats, D&D it always rolls a 1 when I am doing something. GYAAAAAAAAH!!!! DX
  7. Are we absolutely CERTAIN that you can find a fire stone while mining? Because I've been mining for the past 3 freaking weeks, and I've found plenty of water stones, thunder stones, sun stones, moon stones, ever stones, each of the available fossils, and heart scales, but no fire stones. Like...even when I first got the mining kit, I've been on the hunt for fire stones and I have never seen them. Just how rare are they? DX I need one for my Vulpix, and I already used the one in the volcano.
  8. So pre-nerf Charlotte is the one with Energy Ball Typhlosion. =o Jeeze, she drove me mad with that! I barely had time to get out a Stealth Rock thanks to that Energy Ball. >.<
  9. Seaking and Arcanine for me. I'll be honest, I don't often use fire types. The only three I've ever used before Reborn were Blaziken, Typhlosion, and Delphox, other then that I saw them as a waste of my time. But by the great Lord Arceus, Arcanine is a monster. He's gotten me past every single major challenge to date, from the PULSE Abra and Arceus to Charolette's team. Even more surprising is the fact that I ended up with a modest Growlithe when I rescued the police officer, so I'm not even using Arcanine's attack stat in these battles. Though his Special Attack is through the roof. The other one is Seaking. Once again, I don't really use many water types, and generally I stick to Gyrados, but Seaking is turning out to be surprisingly useful in battles. I found that Seaking did amazingly well in most battles and is a good utility pokemon, what with it having Waterfall, Dive, and Surf. Seaking even gave Charlotte's team a good run for her money.
  10. Randomus was the easiest of the gym leaders for me. I had Leila, my Gardevoir, use a pair of Calm Minds and swept him. Poor Gossip never stood a chance. =p The one Dark type gym leader, I forgot her name, was easy as well thanks to a Drought Vulpix with a Heat Rock, and a Chlorophyl, Modest Venasaur with growth. Without a doubt, the hardest gym leader was Charlotte. I'm not sure if I battled the nerfed version or not...she had a Typhlosion with Energy Ball. Either way, her team was annoying. I finally had to resort to training up a Moody Remoraid that I had caught.The second hardest would have had to have been the grass gym, simply because I lacked any fire types due to the Vulpix event crashing my game for a while. And my bird pokemon weren't exactly strong... Fun side note, I never bothered to EV train my team while I played. X3 Battles were still mostly east, except for Charlotte.
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