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=== Leveling up === | === Leveling up === | ||
In this model, a tuxemon changes | In this model, a tuxemon changes Life Stage when they reach a certain level or, if their morph is stopped then, at any subsequent level. | ||
In some | === Conditional morphing === | ||
In this model, a tuxemon changes Life Stage when some special condition is met. They may also be required to be a certain level. | |||
* Tuxemon of different genders may morph into different tuxemon, or only one gender may morph. For example, male [[Aerodin]] evolve into [[Aerostag]] and female [[Aerodin]] into [[Aerodeer]] | |||
=== Badges/Booster Tech === | === Badges/Booster Tech === | ||
In | In [[The Spyder and the Cathedral]], the default plot, the player is given a choice between five tuxemon - the "[[new releases]]": | ||
* [[Dollfin]] | |||
* [[Magmaturtle]] | |||
* [[Memnomnom]] | |||
* [[Budaye]] | |||
* [[Grintot]] | |||
They have a special feature, as does [[Botbot]], that they can be made to [[morph]] by exposing them to a [[Badge]] from a Pillar. The morph lasts for one battle, and consumes the Badge. This means that trainers do get more variety (since there are at least two morph options for each new release tuxemon), but have to keep spending money. | |||
Eventually the protagonist gets access to [[Booster Tech]], an open source tool that's re-usable and where the morph lasts indefinitely. The Booster Tech can also be used to revert the morph, returning the tuxemon to the previous life stage. | |||
== Morphing conditions == | |||
Revision as of 07:10, 20 October 2018
The process by which a tuxemon enters a new Life Stage. Can be permanent or temporary.
Methods of morphing
Leveling up
In this model, a tuxemon changes Life Stage when they reach a certain level or, if their morph is stopped then, at any subsequent level.
Conditional morphing
In this model, a tuxemon changes Life Stage when some special condition is met. They may also be required to be a certain level.
- Tuxemon of different genders may morph into different tuxemon, or only one gender may morph. For example, male Aerodin evolve into Aerostag and female Aerodin into Aerodeer
Badges/Booster Tech
In The Spyder and the Cathedral, the default plot, the player is given a choice between five tuxemon - the "new releases":
They have a special feature, as does Botbot, that they can be made to morph by exposing them to a Badge from a Pillar. The morph lasts for one battle, and consumes the Badge. This means that trainers do get more variety (since there are at least two morph options for each new release tuxemon), but have to keep spending money.
Eventually the protagonist gets access to Booster Tech, an open source tool that's re-usable and where the morph lasts indefinitely. The Booster Tech can also be used to revert the morph, returning the tuxemon to the previous life stage.