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[[File:Gold Mine level 1.png]][[File:Gold Mine level 2.png]][[File:Gold Mine level 3.png]] "''Go mining for gold.''" | [[File:Gold Mine level 1.png]][[File:Gold Mine level 2.png]][[File:Gold Mine level 3.png]] "''Go mining for gold.''" | ||
At a '''Gold Mine''' location, gold is obtained. Up to six [[Warrior]]s can be sent at a time, and the accumulated value of their Power stats affects the amount of gold obtained. The amount of gold obtained increases with the level (1-3) of the location. If a visiting Warrior has a {{p|Meowth}} as their partner Pokémon, the amount of gold is also increased. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | At a '''Gold Mine''' location, gold is obtained. Up to six [[Warrior]]s can be sent at a time, and the accumulated value of their Power stats affects the amount of gold obtained. The amount of gold obtained increases with the level (1-3) of the location. An Adventurer may then ask the player whether they want to use a tool in the mining process. Using gloves, a shovel or a hammer will increase the amount of gold obtained by 1.5, 2 and 3 times respectively. However, the tool may break resulting in no gold being obtained. If a visiting Warrior has a {{p|Meowth}} as their partner Pokémon, the amount of gold is also increased. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | ||
Gold Mine locations can be found in the following kingdoms, always operated by a Miner: | Gold Mine locations can be found in the following kingdoms, always operated by a Miner: | ||
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[[File:Open Pit Mine level 1.png]][[File:Open Pit Mine level 2.png]][[File:Open Pit Mine level 3.png]] "''Go mining for gold.''" | [[File:Open Pit Mine level 1.png]][[File:Open Pit Mine level 2.png]][[File:Open Pit Mine level 3.png]] "''Go mining for gold.''" | ||
At an '''Open-Pit Mine''' location, gold is obtained. Up to six [[Warrior]]s can be sent at a time, and the accumulated value of their Power stats affects the amount of gold obtained. The amount of gold obtained increases with the level (1-3) of the location. If a visiting Warrior has a {{p|Meowth}} as their partner Pokémon, the amount of gold is also increased. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | At an '''Open-Pit Mine''' location, gold is obtained. Up to six [[Warrior]]s can be sent at a time, and the accumulated value of their Power stats affects the amount of gold obtained. The amount of gold obtained increases with the level (1-3) of the location. An Adventurer may then ask the player whether they want to use a tool in the mining process. Using a spade, a pickaxe or a drill will increase the amount of gold obtained by 1.5, 2 and 3 times respectively. However, the tool may break resulting in no gold being obtained. If a visiting Warrior has a {{p|Meowth}} as their partner Pokémon, the amount of gold is also increased. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | ||
The Open-Pit Mine location is found only in [[Terrera]], where it is operated by a Miner. | The Open-Pit Mine location is found only in [[Terrera]], where it is operated by a Miner. | ||
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[[File:Ponigiri shop level 1 sprite.png]][[File:Ponigiri shop level 2 sprite.png]][[File:Ponigiri shop level 3 sprite.png]] "''Increase Pokémon's Energy by feeding them ponigiri.''" | [[File:Ponigiri shop level 1 sprite.png]][[File:Ponigiri shop level 2 sprite.png]][[File:Ponigiri shop level 3 sprite.png]] "''Increase Pokémon's Energy by feeding them ponigiri.''" | ||
At a '''Ponigiri Shop''' location, the Energy of visiting [[Warrior]]s' partner Pokémon is improved by ordering one of three [[ponigiri]] services; ponigiri, red ponigiri, or blue ponigiri. Up to six Warriors can be sent at a time. The selection increases with the level (1-3) of the location. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | At a '''Ponigiri Shop''' location, the Energy of visiting [[Warrior]]s' partner Pokémon is improved by ordering one of three [[ponigiri]] services; ponigiri, red ponigiri, or blue ponigiri. Up to six Warriors can be sent at a time. The selection increases with the level (1-3) of the location. After the ponigiri is eaten, the Shopkeeper may offer more ponigiri for consumption. If successful, the Pokémon's Energy will increase again, however if unsuccessful, the Pokémon's Energy will decrease to a minimum. After a session, the links between the visiting Warriors and their partner Pokémon will improve slightly. | ||
Ponigiri Shop locations can be found in the following kingdoms, always operated by a Shopkeeper: | Ponigiri Shop locations can be found in the following kingdoms, always operated by a Shopkeeper: | ||