Citrine Mountain

Citrine Mountain is a mountain located south of the Abandoned Power Plant behind a smashable rock, west of the Celestinine Mountain and northwest of the Celestinine Cascade.
==Pokémon==
===2F===
===1F===
===3F===
==Sidequests and Special Encounters==
=== Amaura Event ===
Immediately to the right from the Abandoned Power Plant entrance is a wall that Rock Smash can be used on. Smashing the wall and then applying an Ice Heal will free Amaura, who will join the party. Amaura has these Egg Moves in its moveset: and .
=== Smoochum Special Encounter===
In a small cave near the bottom of the mountain, a Smoochum is being cornered by a Beartic. Defeat the Beartic to obtain a Smoochum. Smoochum has the Egg Move in its moveset.
===Croagunk Special Encounter===
In the middle of 2F is a Croagunk. If you show it the Silver Ring from Corey's room in the Beryl Gym, it will go with you. If you check the summary of Croagunk, it says the original trainer was Corey. Croagunk has the Egg Move in its moveset.
===Skuntank Special Encounter===
If you entered the mountain through Celestinine Cascade, you will see a Skuntank south of the mountain. Behind the Skuntank is a Silver Card you can use at Beryl Gym. If you check the summary of Skuntank, it says the original trainer was Corey. Skuntank will have one of the following three movesets, which contains one of these Egg Moves respectively: , , or .
* Flamethrower, Acid Spray, Play Rough, Night Slash
* Flame Burst, Acid Spray, Pursuit, Night Slash
* Flamethrower, Acid Spray, Pursuit, Foul Play
===Mareanie Special Encounter===
On the top floor, there is a Mareanie, who will be staring at a wall. If the player has the Silver Ring and interact with it, it will join the party at Level 33. Like Skuntank, it formerly belonged to Corey. The Mareanie has no Egg Move in its moveset.
===Deoxys Quest===
===Giratina Quest===
==Battles==
===Pokemon Savage (Optional)===
Pokemon Savage is battled on an Icy Field in a Single Battle format.
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==Items==
===2F===
==Layout==
==Trivia==
* Citrine Mountain is named after the crystal, citrine, a yellow variety of quartz crystal.