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Lerycide: Added type advantage AP

2026-04-24T13:21:55Z

Added type advantage AP

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	In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.		In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.

	When a monster uses a move of the same type as it, its power will be 20% greater. Similarly, attacks with a type advantage (those that apply debuffs) will boost damage by 30%, while those with disadvantage (those that apply buffs) with deal approximately 23% less. In the case of a fusion, advantage and disadvantage cancel each other out, and double advantage deals 69% more damage while double disadvantage deals approximately 41% less damage. Exact formulas can be found on the [[Damage]] page.		When a monster uses a move of the same type as it, its power will be 20% greater. Similarly, attacks with a type advantage (those that apply debuffs) will boost damage by 30% and receive 1 AP, while those with disadvantage (those that apply buffs) with deal approximately 23% less. In the case of a fusion, advantage and disadvantage cancel each other out, and double advantage deals 69% more damage while double disadvantage deals approximately 41% less damage. Exact formulas can be found on the [[Damage]] page.

	==Type Chart==		==Type Chart==

AwesomeOcelot: Added info on STAB and type advantages

2026-01-17T13:02:04Z

Added info on STAB and type advantages

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	In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.		In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.

			When a monster uses a move of the same type as it, its power will be 20% greater. Similarly, attacks with a type advantage (those that apply debuffs) will boost damage by 30%, while those with disadvantage (those that apply buffs) with deal approximately 23% less. In the case of a fusion, advantage and disadvantage cancel each other out, and double advantage deals 69% more damage while double disadvantage deals approximately 41% less damage. Exact formulas can be found on the [[Damage]] page.

	==Type Chart==		==Type Chart==

ExcaliburZero: Added Mechanics template and category

2023-08-23T05:49:36Z

Added Mechanics template and category

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	{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}		{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}
	</table>		</table>

			{{Mechanics}}

			[[Category:Mechanics]]

Mitrimind: How to obtain in-game type chart

2023-08-11T10:52:09Z

How to obtain in-game type chart

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	A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type. Hover over a cell to view the details of that match-up.		A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type. Hover over a cell to view the details of that match-up.

			An in-game type chart item can be obtained by opening your Ranger Handbook.

	<table class="wikitable type_chart">		<table class="wikitable type_chart">

Novov at 04:37, 29 June 2023

2023-06-29T04:37:59Z

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	Each monster and move has an elemental type that determines its strengths, weaknesses, and abilities.		Each monster and move has an elemental '''type''' that determines its strengths, weaknesses, and abilities. Monsters which differ from the usual type of their [[Species\|species]] are called [[Bootleg\|bootlegs]].

	In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.		In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.

Tomc at 14:16, 25 May 2022

2022-05-25T14:16:55Z

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	In this table, the row is the attacking type, and the column is the defending type.		In this table, the row is the attacking type, and the column is the defending type.

	A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type.		A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type. Hover over a cell to view the details of that match-up.

	<table class="wikitable type_chart">		<table class="wikitable type_chart">

Tomc at 13:14, 25 May 2022

2022-05-25T13:14:22Z

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	A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type.		A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type.

	<table class="wikitable">		<table class="wikitable type_chart">
	<tr><td rowspan="2" colspan="2" class="type_chart_deadzone"></td><td colspan="14" class="type_chart_defenders">Defending Type</td></tr>		<tr><td rowspan="2" colspan="2" class="type_chart_deadzone"></td><td colspan="14" class="type_chart_defenders">Defending Type</td></tr>
	<tr>{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartColumnHead}}</tr>		<tr>{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartColumnHead}}</tr>
	{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}		{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}
	</table>		</table>

Tomc at 12:58, 25 May 2022

2022-05-25T12:58:06Z

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	<table class="wikitable">		<table class="wikitable">
	<tr><td rowspan="2" colspan="2"></td><td colspan="14" class="type_chart_defenders">Defending Type</td></tr>		<tr><td rowspan="2" colspan="2" class="type_chart_deadzone"></td><td colspan="14" class="type_chart_defenders">Defending Type</td></tr>
	<tr>{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartColumnHead}}</tr>		<tr>{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartColumnHead}}</tr>
	{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}		{{#invoke:Database\|get_type_list\|subscript=name\|foreach=TypeChartRow}}
	</table>		</table>

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2022-05-25T12:57:20Z

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Each monster and move has an elemental type that determines its strengths, weaknesses, and abilities.

In addition, moves can be [[Typeless]]. A typeless attack takes on the type of the monster using it. In combat, untransformed humans are also typeless, and are unaffected by the type chart below.

==Type Chart==

In this table, the row is the attacking type, and the column is the defending type.

A green cell indicates the attack buffs the defender. A red cell indicates the attack debuffs the defender. Yellow indicates the attack changes the defender to a different type.

<table class="wikitable">
<tr><td rowspan="2" colspan="2"></td><td colspan="14" class="type_chart_defenders">Defending Type</td></tr>
<tr>{{#invoke:Database|get_type_list|subscript=name|foreach=TypeChartColumnHead}}</tr>
{{#invoke:Database|get_type_list|subscript=name|foreach=TypeChartRow}}
</table>