Ideally, you can spend most of your time fusing monsters of the same element, and you will sacrifice five monsters at once. There is also the matter of elemental affinity. Finally, you must select the monsters that will be sacrificed for that monster's gain.įusion is a costly process, requiring that you have enough gold (earned from battle or from the sale of unwanted monsters) and that you also be willing to sacrifice potentially powerful allies. Then you can pick the one that will receive any stat boosts. You can tap "Monsters" on the bottom bar, then "Fuse Monsters" from the menu and you will see a list of the current monsters in your stable. Fusing keeps things going.Īs noted above, fusion allows you to improve the stats of your various monsters. Monsters have a maximum level they can reach, and then they can either evolve or they are mostly done growing. You can improve stats automatically by leveling up a monster, or by fusing it with certain other monster types that provide an additional bonus on top of the ones tied to level progression.
This rating is in a sense more important even than the Attack rating, since you get more out of a turn if your character can spend longer in play. A monster with a good rating here can rocket around the area, perhaps bumping into multiple fellows and triggering lethal attack chains. Speed determines how quickly your monster will move once it has been launched. It may be tempting to put all of your energy into raising monsters with a high Attack rating, but that's not necessarily the best approach. Though some energy is restored between rounds and when you brush against hearts on the battlefield, you benefit from having a larger HP pool, so to speak.Īttack determines how hard your monster hits, which is obviously important.
HP increases the total amount of damage your team can sustain in battle before collapsing from exhaustion. Those correspond to HP, Attack, and Speed, respectively.
If you don't like the look of the monster that hatches during that initial process, you can close out of the app and try again.Īs you look at the monsters, you should find that they have three varying attributes, indicated by numbers and green, red, and blue energy bars. At such an early stage in the game, you'd hardly know one way or the other. This could give you something great, or you could get stuck with a relatively weak creature. As the game begins, you will get to choose a monster from a small list (they're all just elemental dragons) and then you can try your luck at the monster hatcher.
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