Unlike other battles, untamed Temtem can be ran away from, with a chance of success depending on the speed of the player's Temtem compared to the encountered ones. Capturing or defeating untamed Temtem will reward experience as well as TVs depending on their levels and species. Untamed Temtem can be tamed using TemCards, with catch rates affected by level, HP, species, status conditions, kind of TemCard and use of the Four-Leaf Clover. During battles, medicine and capture items can be used. They are usually found in grass, on water or in caves and similar landmarks.
Wild Temtem can be found around the Airborne Archipelago. Conversely, when the player's Temtem are all knocked out, they will be transported to the most recently visited Temporium and lose 250 Pansun for each untamed Temtem, or the same amount once for each NPC tamer. When all opponents have been knocked out, the battle has been won. Alternatively, Temtem can be swapped out for other Temtem in the player's squad, items can be used and untamed Temtem can be ran away from. Each turn one of four techniques can be selected per Temtem, which are acted out in order of the total SPD stats (after accounting for priority) of all Temtem present on the field. Battles occur in a 2v2 format, with players and opponents having one or two Temtem present on the field depending on the remaining viable Temtem. These effects include altering damage of techniques of certain types, restoring HP, affecting stat changes, preventing specific status conditions and several other effects.Ĭasual combat makes use of the regular squad of up to six Temtem. Like Traits, their effects are passive and activated under specific conditions. There are distinctions between types of Gear, of which PvP Gear are relevant for combat. Temtem can be equipped with Gear items for various effects. The stamina bar will fully replenish after combat.
An additional 15% is recovered for Temtem ordered to Rest. At the end of each turn, Temtem regain 5% + 1 of their stat total, including Temtem that swapped out. Similarly, they would refrain from using self-damaging techniques. Untamed Temtem account for this by not using techniques if overexertion would lead to getting knocked out. If more HP was lost than the Temtem had remaining, it will be knocked out. Depending on the excess stamina cost, twice as much HP will be lost and the Temtem obtains a turn penalty. When insufficient STA remains for a technique, the Temtem Overexerts. Each technique consumes a certain amount of STA. It is the cyan bottom bar displayed on the interface of each Temtem in combat.
The stamina bar is based on the STA stat. HP does not regenerate after combat and can only be restored with such items, at a Temporium or by some NPCs. Healing items including the Temessence Vial can be used to restore HP during combat with untamed Temtem and tamer NPCs.
Once the health bar reaches zero, the Temtem is knocked out. Damage taken by techniques will reduce the remaining HP. It is the green top bar displayed on the interface of each Temtem in combat. Green HP bar (top) and cyan STA bar (bottom). The stat totals of a Temtem are determined by their level, base stats, single values and training values. They determine health or hit points ( HP), stamina ( STA), damage dealt ( ATK and SPATK), damage received ( DEF and SPDEF), and the turn order ( SPD). Stats heavily influence the performance of Temtem in combat.
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