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The '''Magma Rock''' is an item in the Generation IV games. It cannot be obtained without the use of a cheating device such as an [[Action Replay]]. | The '''Magma Rock''' is an item in the Generation IV games. It cannot be obtained without the use of a [[cheating]] device such as an [[Action Replay]]. | ||
The Magma Rock is found at [[Stark Mountain]]. During normal gameplay, it is not available, for after a player escorts [[Buck]] to {{p|Heatran}}'s chamber, Buck snatches it. Buck puts it back later due to the advice of his grandfather; however, instead of the Magma Rock, the player encounters a level 70 Heatran. | The Magma Rock is found at [[Stark Mountain]]. During normal gameplay, it is not available, for after a player escorts [[Buck]] to {{p|Heatran}}'s chamber, Buck snatches it. Buck puts it back later due to the advice of his grandfather; however, instead of the Magma Rock, the player encounters a level 70 Heatran. | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 6 January 2009
The Magma Rock is an item in the Generation IV games. It cannot be obtained without the use of a cheating device such as an Action Replay.
The Magma Rock is found at Stark Mountain. During normal gameplay, it is not available, for after a player escorts Buck to Heatran's chamber, Buck snatches it. Buck puts it back later due to the advice of his grandfather; however, instead of the Magma Rock, the player encounters a level 70 Heatran.
In-game dialogue refers to this item as the Magma Stone. This may mean that the name of the item in the game code was meant to be changed but wasn't for some odd reason, or may be simply an error in the game script.
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