Gotta Find Em' All

Preserved in time lays the remains of a Preserved Skeleton. Around the Bones will be Suspicious Gravel and Sand.

PokeFinder, does as the name suggests! It helps you find Pokemon! Just holding the PokeFinder out will give you a map in the bottom right corner of your screen. It will show (X) on your map for each Pokemon nearby. It also shows your coordinates and a compass! Opening the PokeFinder will give us Filtering options. The first is Pokemon name. Make sure you spell it right, there's no autocorrect here. Then we get the Pokemon Properties and Labels. Properties seems to be broken for me but with Labels we can add in different ones like gen1 for First Generation Pokemon. After those we get the EVs. Different Pokemon have different EV Values, no I can't tell you each specific one. But you can click and combine any amount of them to try and find more specific Pokemon! Last is whether a Pokemon has been caught by you or not.

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Within Swamps you can find Rooted Pits. Mud and Roots with a bit of Suspicious Gravel.

A different Ocean this time! The Coral Ocean. It comes with Vibrant Hydrothermal Vents. Around the Structure you'll find Suspicious Sand.

Deep within Dripstone Caves you might find a sort of Oasis! Here, Suspicious Gravel will spawn on the Floor of it.

Rarely in the Plains you might find some different Blocks sticking out of the Ground. It might be a Suspicious Mound! Suspicious Gravel spawns under the Grass and some Stones.

If a Villager is Unemployed (and not a Nitwit!) you can Place a Job Site Block down and they will go to it and become Employed. The certain Block determines the Job, and we need a Barrel for a Fisherman. Keep Trading with them and they will gain Experience. Once maxed out all Trades will be unlocked. We need a Master Fisherman in order to get the... PokeRod Upgrade Template.

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Near the Ocean floor you might get dragged down into the Hydrothermal Vents. The Suspicious Gravel spawns near all the other Gravel on the Ocean floor!

Another Badlands Structure! The Sunscorched Remains. I don't know what happened but apparently someone pissed off a Fire Pokemon. Suspicious Gravel Spawns below the Red Sand.

Another Structure within Lush Caves, the Mossy Pond. The Suspicious Gravel Spawns beneath the Water.

There's lots of strange Structures below the Ocean's depth. The Submerged Impact is definitely one of the strangest. Within the almost Cave, is Suspicious Gravel.

Deserts have mounds of mounds. Some even Sandy Dens! Suspicious Sand spawns in the Den.

Frozen in time, and Frozen within any Icy Biome is the Frozen Pond. Within the Ice you'll find Suspicious Gravel.

Combine any Fishing Rod with the PokeRod Upgrade Template and a Pokeball in order to make a PokeRod! The Pokeball used up will only change how the PokeRod looks... don't use expensive ones for it. My favorite is the one with the Heal Ball!

Mud Pits Spawn in Jungles, and I'm just glad they aren't quicksand! Suspicious Gravel is located beneath the Mud.

Up in the Snowy Biomes, comes the danger of Powder Snow. It can lead to a cold defeat, a large drop, or even Fossils! The Suspicious Gravel is beneath the Powdered Snow.

The PokeNav is a tool to help understand what Pokemon will (or can) Spawn near you. It is set to whatever Biome you are in. Opening up the PokeNav and you'll get a long list of Pokemon! The Buttons on top will change what Rarity of each Pokemon Spawn, if it's listed by most common to least or vice versa, and the last refreshes the list! Hovering over a Pokemon in the list will show information. Their Species, chance of Spawn, and if they spawn in the sky or on the ground. Clicking on the Pokemon will show even more information on their Spawns. From Time restrictions, to Blocks they can or can't Spawn on, to even Light Levels. If a Pokemon is nearby, a Button will appear above and to the right of them in the screen. Click it and it will give you an Arrow in the direction of the closest of that Pokemon. Right Click again to get rid of it.

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I think you know the pattern, wherever Spruce is, these are! Follow the Logs down to find Suspicious Gravel.

Above the Icy Biomes some Spikes might be like the Submerged Spike. These come with Suspicious Sand!

Some Pokemon need to be Fished, but how can we tell which Pokemon we can Fish up? The FishingNav is how! Why is mine not showing any Pokemon? You'll need to have a PokeRod in your Inventory to actually see the Pokemon you can Catch nearby. When you have one, it will show them based on the closest Water Biome you are near, like Oceans and Rivers. Just like the PokeNav it will show their Species, Rarities, and Chances for Spawn!

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Fish (and Pokemon Fish) aren't attracted to scary hooks! Only scary hooks that have tasty Bait on them. To catch Pokemon, we'll need Berries! Different Berries give different Effects for Fishing. Whether it makes a certain Pokemon Type more common, gives better Stats, or even increases the Pokemons Level. To use them, Hold the Berries in your Offhand when Fishing.

Finally you can Cast your Rod. This will use up the Berry. Once the Bobber starts doing a boogie, Right Click to pull the Pokemon out! This will use start the Battle with that Pokemon. Then, you'll have to use a Turn in Battle to Throw a Pokeball at them.

Under the Water, again, we get the Underwater Fissure. Within it you can find Suspicious Gravel all over.

Wherever Ice spawns, so will the Frozen Spike! Like the Eroded Pillar, Suspicious Gravel spawns within the Spike.

Piercing through the vibrant Badlands, is the Eroded Pillar. With this, Suspicious Gravel spawns inside the Pillar.

Venturing through the Jungles you may come across a little divot, that divot is the Lush Den! Suspicious Gravel Spawns within them.

Anywhere you can find an Oak Tree, you can find a Prehistoric Oak Tree! Beneath the Logs will be Suspicious Gravel.

A very fancy name for saying "Cave within Lush Cave"! The Suspicious Gravel will Spawn under the Water.

The Prehistoric Birch Tree spawns wherever Birch Trees Spawn. Deep beneath the Logs of the Tree will be Suspicious Gravel.

Another Structure in the Badlands, the Sunscorched Den. Politely within the Den sits Suspicious Gravel.

Congrats on finding a Fossil Site!... now what? Take (or make) a Brush. Then, look at Suspicious Sand or Gravel and Hold Right Click. This will Brush the Suspicious Blocks and will uncover Items. The Items are set from Random Loot Pools, like Dungeon Chests. Different Locations give different Fossils though.

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If you want a surprise on which Fossil gives what then don't turn the page! Helix Fossil - Omanyte Dome Fossil - Kabuto Old Amber Fossil - Aerodactyl Root Fossil - Lileep Claw Fossil - Anorith Skull Fossil - Cranidos Armor Fossil - Shieldon Cover Fossil - Tirtouga Plume Fossil - Archen Jaw Fossil - Tyrunt Sail Fossil - Amaura The last 4 Fossils work differently. You need to combine 2 of these Fossils to get 1 Pokemon. Bird + Drake = Dracozolt Bird + Dino = Arctozolt Fish + Drake = Dracovish Fish + Dino = Arctovish

The Fossil Resurrection Multiblock needs 3 Blocks. The Fossil Analyzer, Data Monitor, and Restoration Tank. Place them in this design. Before we start restoring or resurrecting or whatever! We need Fuel... Fuel comes in the form of a bunch of different Crops and Plant like Items. Food Items like Berries, Steak, and Cake. Liquids like Honey or Suspicious Stew. Even stuff we can't Eat like Saplings, Flowers, and Leaves! Once the Tank is full, we can place our Fossil into the Fossil Analyzer. If we're using some of the special Fossils, you'll need to place 2 unique Fossilized Pokemon into it. Once it starts working it will turn on, the Screen will glow, the Analyzer will be shooting red lasers, and the Tank will be bubbling. Finally when it is all settled and done, the Fossil will now be a fully Restored Pokemon in the Tank. Use a Pokeball on the Tank and it will Catch the Pokemon automatically.

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