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DATAHunter
  • Project info
    • Introduction
    • Our Vision
    • Roadmap
  • Team
  • Gameplay
    • Overview
    • DATA creatures
      • Encountering
      • Battle types
      • Attributes
      • Battle
      • EXP & Sync bonus
      • Capturing
    • Exploring
      • Signal
      • Crystals
      • Lore
  • Locations
    • Memoria Island
      • Stackham
      • Javerdale
      • Nullstone Crag
      • Rowoods
      • Cburg
      • Old Aqueduct
      • Rustvale
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  • Ranks
  • Matrix
  1. Gameplay
  2. DATA creatures

Attributes

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Last updated 2 months ago

A DATA creature possesses unique properties that determine its combat potential and rarity. Understanding these properties is crucial for building a powerful team and mastering strategic battles.

Stats

  • HP: Determines how much damage a DATA creature can withstand before fainting.

  • Attack: Influences the damage dealt by physical abilities.

  • Defense: Reduces damage received from physical abilities.

  • S. Attack: Influences the damage dealt by system abilities.

  • S. Defense: Reduces damage received from system abilities.

  • Speed: Determines the turn order in battles.

  • Evasion: Influences the probability of avoiding opponent's abilities.

  • Accuracy: Influences the probability of abilities hitting the opponent.

Ranks

DATA creatures are categorized into ranks, indicating their overall power potential and rarity. Creature's rank is fixed by its unique ID and cannot be changed.

  • S Rank: Legendary, extremely rare, and powerful.

  • A Rank: Rare, high potential, and strong.

  • B Rank: Average potential.

  • C Rank: Below average, common starters.

  • D Rank: Low potential, very common.

Matrix

Each creatures possess a star rating, ranging from 1 to 5 stars, indicating a hidden potential. This rating acts as a stat multiplicator, influencing stat growth upon leveling up. A higher star rating results in greater stat gains per level.

Note: Matrix attribute is randomly determined upon the creature's spawn and cannot be changed.