Aegis Cave: Difference between revisions

The {{player}}'s team first enters the cave with [[Team Charm]]. The exploration team first enters the first Monument Room; from there, if the I, C, and E stones are in the [[toolbox]] the team can proceed to the Regice Chamber; if they do not have the required stones, the team enters Ice Aegis Cave, where these stones can be collected. After defeating {{p|Regice}} in the Regice Chamber, the team proceeds to the second Monument Room, where they will proceed either to the Rock Aegis Cave or {{p|Regirock}} Chamber depending on if they have the R, O, C, and K stones. After defeating Regirock in the Regirock Chamber, the team proceeds to the third Monument Room, where they will proceed either to the Steel Aegis Cave or {{p|Registeel}} Chamber depending on if they have the S, T, L stones and two E stones. After defeating Registeel, the team proceeds to the Aegis Cave Pit, where {{p|Regigigas}} is battled along with a group of four {{p|Hitmonlee}} and four {{p|Bronzong}}.

[[Throwing item#Unown Stones|Unown stones]] are sometimes dropped by {{p|Unown}} when defeated; the stone dropped corresponds to the letter or symbol of the Unown knocked out. All 28 Unown stones have no practical use outside Aegis Cave; all stones other than C, E, I, K, L, O, R, S, and T have no practical use ''in'' the dungeon, either. They cause 60 damage if thrown at a Pokémon (90 damage if the Pokémon has the [[IQ Skill]] Power Pitcher) and can be sold for 10 [[Poké]].

Unlike most other dungeons, the cave's intermissive rooms have no exits. A player attempting to leave through the south will encounter an invisible wall, and will be unable to pass. The only ways to leave the cave are to complete it or use an [[Escape Orb]].