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Report: Pokémon Sacred Gold & Storm Silver Documentation

Subject: Key Features, Mechanics, and Documentation Overview Target Audience: Players preparing to play or currently playing the hacks. Source Reference: Primarily based on the official documentation by Drayano (the creator).

Known issues & bug sources

• Version-specific glitches: check the hack's release notes/readme for any known critical bugs or required emulator settings.
• Moves/abilities from later generations might not behave perfectly on all emulators.
• Randomizer-like unexpected encounters — read documentation for fixes or compatibility patches.

3. Gym Leader & Boss Battle Reworks

All Gym Leaders use 6 Pokémon (except first 2–3 gyms, which use 4–5). They hold items, have optimal movesets, and increased levels (~2–5 levels higher than vanilla). pokemon sacred gold storm silver documentation top

2. The Trainer & Boss Documentation (The Difficulty Map)

This file lists every major trainer’s team. It is vital for planning a Nuzlocke. Report: Pokémon Sacred Gold & Storm Silver Documentation

• Falkner: Murkrow (L13), Pidgeotto (L13), Spearow (L11) – Note the Murkrow has Drill Peck.
• Whitney: The infamous Miltank (L19) now has Scrappy (Ghost types can’t wall it), Zen Headbutt, and Stomp. She also has a Lopunny with Switcheroo (to cripple your Machop).
• Red (Mt. Silver): This is the final exam. Red’s team is level 85-90, with perfect IVs, competitive moves (Pikachu has Light Ball and Volt Tackle), and held items like Leftovers on Snorlax.

How to Use the Documentation to Build a "God Team"

Once you have the top documentation, you don't just read it; you exploit it. Here is the speedrunner’s secret to beating the post-game (Red and the Sinnoh Legends) using the documentation. the Flying-type Gym Leader

• Step 1 (Encounter Doc): Locate a "Gible" on Route 45 (Morning only, 4% encounter rate). Also locate "Beldum" in the Safari Zone (After 5 badges via the "Peak" area).
• Step 2 (Move Doc): Look up "Garchomp learnset." You will see it learns Swords Dance at Level 40 (instead of 60) and Dragon Rush at 48.
• Step 3 (Evo Doc): Note that "Metang" evolves to "Metagross" at Level 45, not 50.
• Step 4 (Item Doc): Find where the "Eviolite" is. (Answer: Given by a scientist in the Olivine Cafe). Slap that on a Magneton to wall half the Elite Four.

Items and Berries

• New Items: Discover new items, including potions, revives, and evolution stones.
• Berries: Collect and use various berries to heal, boost, or affect your Pokémon.

Mid-Game Progression

1. Battle Your First Gym Leader: Challenge Falkner, the Flying-type Gym Leader, and earn your first Badge.
2. Explore New Areas: Visit new towns, routes, and areas, such as Route 29 and Mt. Mortar.
3. Catch New Pokémon: Expand your team by catching new Pokémon.