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Her Miltank is now (higher than your cap), holds a Sitrus Berry , knows Body Slam , Milk Drink , Rollout , and Attract .

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Always verify the documentation before boxing a Pokémon you usually consider "trash." A useless vanilla Pokémon might be an absolute top-tier carry in this hack. 4. Master the Early-Game Boss Gauntlet Her Miltank is now (higher than your cap),

Sacred Gold is a "Hardcore" experience. Using a damage calculator is almost mandatory to see if your Gyarados can OHKO a threat, or if it will be crit-killed first. holds a Sitrus Berry

Headbutt trees are unreliable. But the single Honey Tree in Azalea Town (the one near Kurt’s house) guarantees a at level 5.

Sacred Gold Nuzlocke Tips
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