Sedonah is a complete new region, like so many out there, and that means that natives have pretty much their own culture. Their history, regulations and region maps are located here.

How hard someone tries, their creation might never be quite perfect. If you notice something that's wrong, something that can be done better or believe something is missing from Sedonah, do not hesitate to post here. (Do remember to look back in older posts to see if your question might have already been asked.)

The final resting place of old, forgotten threads, finished or inactive for over a month. The Graveyard is open for everyone to look at, whether it is to bring back memories or just for entertainment - it's always fun to read your old posts back.

Threads about Sedonah or Pokémon in general are to go here. Please save the discussions about other topics for the appropriate board. Anyhow, if you're looking to affilate, exchange friend codes or ask for help with your Pokémon game, even, this is the place for you.

Anything that doesn't go in one of the other OOC boards, is probably going to end up here. You can discuss pretty much everything as long as it isn't in violation with the TOS or any of the rules. Like, say, Anime/Manga/TV Shows/Movie/Book/Etc. discussions go here. There's even a sub-board for Roleplaying, if you want to take a break from Pokémon for a while.

Though most events will be In Character, there are several occasions where there will be seperate OOC events, which are found here. These events may range from Give Away's, to Plot Announcements, to Contests, even. Be sure to check back.

Feeling creative? Recently created the ultimate image and you can't wait to share it with us? Post it here. Pretty much everything, ranging from stories to images, whether drawn by hand, sprited or by the use of Digital Media can be posted here, as long as they're not in violation with the rules. Also, if you're feeling generous, you're allowed to make a request booth, where other members can ask you for images.

Once accepted, you are required to make a Personal Computer Account for your character. This PC should contain a mini profile of your character, Pokémon and items and links to the areas they have visited or are still visiting. A Pokédex is optional, and if you are still confused, there is an example inside.

A small forest, tranquill and untouched by human hands, except maybe for the wooden signs that point in the direction of Decevine City. Natives of Sedonah believes that a spirit resides in these woods, one that strenghtens the confidence of starting Trainers, and the bond between them and their new Pokémon. Whatever the case may be, you will come across aspiring new Trainers and Wild Pokémon, all eager to battle.

Decevine City is one of the three biggests cities in Sedonah, and it is nicknamed Crystal Palace. Obviously, with such a nickname, it has to be a fairly impressive city, no? Most of the skyscrapers and fancy apartment buildings found here are composed out of glass almost completely, a huge, glass dome dominating the center of the town - The Decevine City Gym, where you will battle Valkyri, the Queen of the Skies.

After leaving behind Decevine City, you enter Sander Plains, a haven for Normal Type Pokemon. Flat land lays in front of you as far as the eye can see, kidding you into thinking that it's an impossibly long route. A small mountain range sits on the other side, though don't be deceived - this route is actually rather short, and those mountains aren't small at all.

Rocky mountains aren't really the most perfect environment for a town, and that's probably why Sigsrom Town isn't all that big. It doesn't have a Gym, but is certainly a welcome resting spot before travelling through the Vegas Mountain Range. And, despite it being a small town, Sigsrom has it's own ways of attracting people from all over the region... It might be fun to stick around for a while.

While they may have looked small when you left Decevine City, now you're in them the Vegas Mountain Range holds several huge mountains - some of the biggest in Sedonah. Although Rock Pokemon are fairly common here, there's a strange gathering of Fire Type Pokemon around the foot of and on one of the smaller mountains, leading Geologists into believing that it's actually a dormant volcano.

After what seemed an endless and tiring journey through the Vegas Mountain Range, the vegitation returns - and how! A dense forest is located at the end of the rocky terrain, and it is somewhere hidden in the trees that you will find Skoset Town. Compared to Decevine City, where you fought your first Gym Match, Skoset looks extremely primitive, seeing as there is no actual Gym building. That doesn't mean that the Gymleader is a pushover, however - Caval is more than happy to show you around the forest, if you know why I mean.

After you've obtained the Quercia Badge, it is time to step out of Skoset Town and move further along. Your next stop is Rawkirc Valley, which isn't as rocky as you might think, it being they way out of the forest Skoset Town was in, and fairly close to the Mountain Range. To reach the other side, you'll have to wade through large patches of tall grass, some tall enough to reach your armpits. Grass-Type Pokemon are abundant here, although sometimes hard to spot as they blend in with the green, lush vegetation sprouting from the valley floor and sides.

After visiting Rawkirc Valley, you end up in Sedonah's second major city, Nerithace. Set so close to a lake - Dohseg Lake, in fact- the water and Water Pokémon are a huge influence, so big infact, that Nerithace houses a special marine museum. The brains behind the museum also happens to be the town's Gymleader, Kuna. If you manage to defeat his strong arsenal of Pokémon, you can take home the Scale Badge and are allowed to move on, in the direction of Sedonah's coastline.

Moving on through Nerithace City, you arrive at Dohseg Lake - the only expanse of water you'll see until you reach the coast. A large, clear lake, Dohseg Lake is a favourite habitat for Water-Type Pokemon, who can be fished out of the lake using either your own fishing rod, or one hired from the small stall. You'll have to walk around the lake to keep moving, which is quite a way, and Grass-Type Pokemon tend to live in the grassy areas surrounding the lake. Dohseg Lake also houses a small tourist attraction: Brass Rock, a small shrine built in honor of Manaphy which is said to posess mysterious powers. But, seriously, who believes that anymore?

Ammii Town is a tiny little settlement at the southern edge of Dohseg Lake, where people make their living through fishing. Despite it being as small as it is, thanks to the bridge that is Rofidal's Crossing, a lot of people visit this place for the many fish restaurants housed here. Yum, sushiii~

The dormitories where the Topaz members reside is the biggest building in the Topaz HQ, consisting of a huge common room in the middle, with a west and east wing for male and female members respectively. Members can use their rooms in a way Trainers can use their houses; a place to relax, take a break from missions and meet up with other members.

A small, square building at the far east of the Topaz Headquarters is reserved for missions. Members come here to get a mission assigned to them in an attempt to improve in rank, and Mass-Mission-Meetings (Or MMM's) are also held here.

The Topaz training facility is the largest building of the HQ. Shaped to resemble a high-tech arena, it's dome-shaped and holds quite a lot of fields for Topaz members to train their Pokémon on.