Changes: Pet Arena

Revision as of 16:47, 9 November 2015

The Pet Arena is a place to have your pets fight Monsters to gain Pet Points (PP) and Pet Food to be spent on upgrades for your pets. Pet Points (PP) are used in the Pet Shop (P.P. Shop).

Beating a monster for the first time will grant 10 times the PP and Monster level x 10 food.

Challenge Skills

All skills that can be used during a battle cost 10 AP per round and are a one time use except the skill that heals your pets. The healing skill is the only one that can be used multiple times, each costing 10 AP and it can surpass your pets' max health.

This skill raises your pets damage by 100% for a total of 10 AP.

This skill reduces all damage done by Monster by 50% for a total of 10 AP.

This skill heals your pets for 50% of their max health and costs 10 AP per cast. If your pets are max health, it will keep adding hp beyond max

Fast Track Ability

At any time while not fighting, the Fast Track Ability can be used. This ability, costing various amounts of AP, automatically and instantly beats up to 5 enemies you have beaten before, giving you all of their rewards. The ability can also be used for free, but will incur a penalty of 70%: that is to say, you will only get 30% of the rewards.

This is incredibly useful if you use your limited stash of AP, combined with the three Challenge Skills above, to defeat enemies that you would otherwise consistently fail against. Once you have done so, you

A: Collect the huge first time killing PP and food awards, which help considerably, and

B: You can skip over Enemies beaten this way, without spending the AP needed to beat that Enemy. But keep in mind, you gain more winnings from defeating enemies by yourself(if you don't spend AP on the fast track). If you have a high level top opponents, don't use your Fast Track Ability early. Try to defeat as many enemies as you can without AP, and then use it!

Arena Monsters

Opponents	PP Reward	Food Reward	Health	Damage Done By Opponent
Opponent #1	10	1	115	1-2
Opponent #2	20	1	739	2-4
Opponent #3	30	1	2,790	3-6
Opponent #4	40	1	7,882	4-8
Opponent #5	50	1	18,518	5-11
Opponent #6	60	1	42,834	7-15
Opponent #7	70	1	86,600	9-19
Opponent #8	80	1	159,214	10-23
Opponent #9	90	1	272,588	13-28
Opponent #10	100	2	441,443	15-35
Opponent #11	110	2	695,569	17-40
Opponent #12	120	2	1,051,961	19-45
Opponent #13	130	2	1,538,013	22-53
Opponent #14	140	2	2,185,525	25-60
Opponent #15	150	2	3,031,040	28-66
Opponent #16	160	2	4,116,185	32-76
Opponent #17	170	2	5,488,015	35-84
Opponent #18	180	2	7,199,363	38-93
Opponent #19	190	2	9,308,198	42-102
Opponent #20	200	3	11,882,958	46-112
Opponent #21	210	3	15,492,488	50-122
Opponent #22	220	3	19,885,981	54-133
Opponent #23	230	3	25,179,594	58-144
Opponent #24	240	3	31,500,000	63-154
Opponent #25	250	3	38,984,860	67-166
Opponent #26	260	3	47,783,286	72-178
Opponent #27	270	3	58,056,301	77-190
Opponent #28	280	3	69,977,304	83-204
Opponent #29	290	3	83,732,538	88-217
Opponent #30	300	4	99,521,561	93-230
Opponent #31	310	4	117,557,722

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