Battle system

Battle Formation

The battle map consists of two zones (player zone and opponent zone). Each zone has six squares. Players place their characters in those squares, and only one character may be placed in each square.

Battle Flow

• Automatic combat (continues up to 10 turns). If the person challenging does not win within 10 turns, the game will be lost.

• All characters and monsters may attack only once per turn. The order of attack is based on the character's speed parameter. If two characters have the same speed, their order will be randomized (the order of action with other characters in the map will not change).

• The method of determining the target of an attack varies from character to character, but can be divided into the following types:

• Single target: Attacks only one target, such as the nearest target, the furthest target, or the target in the center column.

• AOE: Attack either all of the enemy or attack a certain area of the field.

• The game ends when all of the player's characters are wiped out, the boss is destroyed, or the challenger is defeated if he or she cannot win within 10 turns.

Targets of Attacks

To increase the randomness of battles, targets are basically randomized, with the following target variations for some characters:

• Closest character at distance

• The furthest distance character

• The character with the lowest current HP

• Character with the most current HP

• The character with the least max HP

• The character with the most max HP

Damage Randomization

Increase the luck factor in battles by applying a random multiplier to all damage apart from critical damage. This increases the random factor of the game, which makes each fight unpredictable and unique.

Status Effect

There are effects in that game that NFTs can apply to their opponents in order to hinder them or further damage them. These effects can turn the tide of a battle if the timing is right. Status Effect Chart

Status Effect Chart

Status Effect	Which Element Applies the Status Effect	Effect
Poison	Plant	At the end of each turn, the affected character takes damage equal to 1/10 of their maximum HP.
Freeze	Aqua	At the end of each turn, the affected character takes damage equal to 1/16 of their maximum HP, and their ATK is reduced by 30%.
Burn	Ignis	At the end of each turn, the affected character takes damage equal to 1/16 of their maximum HP, and their DEF is reduced by 30%.
Bleed	Anima	At the end of each turn, the affected character takes damage equal to 1/16 of their maximum HP, and their recovery amount is reduced by 50%.
Paralysis	Eleki	Each time the affected character would attack, there's a 25% chance of becoming incapacitated and a 50% decrease in SPD.
Stun	Earth	The character affected by this status effect, the character would not be able to take action.

Infliction Rate / Resistance

Status	Ignis	Plant	Anima	Earth	Eleki	Aqua
Burn	Immune	100%	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill	No Effect
Poison	Immune	Immune	100%	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill
Bleed	Depends on passive/skill	Immune	Immune	100%	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill
Stun	20%	20%	Immune	Immune	20%	20%
Paralysis	25%	25%	25%	Immune	Immune	25%
Freeze	100%	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill	Depends on passive/skill	Immune	No Effect

Note: 1. These status effects would not be applied to the character with the same element unless there's a special effect that says so. ( Example: Burn status effect would not be applied to Ignis Characters) 2. These status effects would not be applied to the character whose element is weak against unless there's a special effect that says so. (Example: Burn status effect would not be applied to Aqua characters because Ignis is weak against Aqua)

Element Affinity System

Each character in the game has its own corresponding element, and each element will have its own corresponding element that is strong or weak against. Element Chart

Element	Strong Against	Weak Against
Aqua	Ignis	Eleki
Ignis	Plant	Aqua
Plant	Anima	Ignis
Anima	Earth	Plant
Earth	Eleki	Anima
Eleki	Aqua	Earth

Character Passives

Some characters in the game will have their own dedicated passive aside from the other passives they get from their tribe, element, and part skill. These dedicated character passives are tailored to their own kit to improve their performance in the battlefield, such as getting reduced damage from a specific tribe or stunning an enemy if they are attacked.

Luck Stat

Luck is a character stat that is special for its impact on fights. Basically, the luck stat will determine your chances of avoiding an opponent’s attack, wherein a higher luck stat will give you a higher chance of avoiding an attack.

Note: This information may be made in future updates of the game.