banished the game where does grass come from

On the player's first visit, Professor Rowan gives the player and their rival their starter Pokémon on the T-junction near Twinleaf Town.

There are no Trainers to battle on this route. To reach the other side, a detour through the grass to the west is forced to be taken, before returning to the path, which turns and remains east until it reaches the town. Unfortunately, a ledge prevents further access from the south, but provides a handy shortcut for those coming from Sandgem. Keeping straight, the path will pass larger patches of grass on both sides until it reaches a bend north. Beside the junction is a sign with a Trainer tip. Following the path north here will double back west towards the long ledge. Going east, the path temporarily gives way to a long patch of tall grass, before continuing again on the other side, towards another junction. At this point, turning west will carry on to Verity Lakefront and subsequently to Lake Verity, whereas turning east will head in the general direction of Sandgem Town. A long ledge lies ahead which can only be accessed from the east.

Upon leaving Twinleaf Town, as the player does in the games, a short path north will lead to a T-junction.

This stretches from the gap of trees just west of Twinleaf Town all the way to Lake Verity. The westernmost portion of this route is considered Verity Lakefront. Route 201 primarily connects Lake Verity and Sandgem Town, but the route is also accessible from Twinleaf Town from the south. The densely grown trees give off a thick aroma. Map description A small path through a lush, green, wooded area.

Banished the game where does grass come from