Battle Guide · Wild Hybrids

Stats explained

Every creature has 5 battle stats. Stats are deterministic — they are derived from the creature's unique ID and rarity, so they never change.

⚔ Attack

Range: 40 – 145

How much raw damage the creature deals per hit before the opponent's Defense is applied.

🛡 Defense

Range: 40 – 145

Reduces incoming damage. Higher Defense means you take less damage per hit.

⚡ Speed

Range: 40 – 145

Determines who attacks first each round. Ties go to the challenger.

❤ HP

Range: 200 – 920

Total hit points. When HP reaches 0, the creature is defeated.

✦ Special

Range: 40 – 145

Controls critical-hit probability. Higher Special = more frequent crits (1.5× damage).

Stat ranges by rarity

A creature's rarity determines the range its stats are rolled from. The exact value within that range is fixed by the creature's ID.

Rarity	Attack / Defense / Speed / Special	HP
Common	40 – 70	200 – 360
Rare	55 – 90	310 – 500
Aggressive	55 – 90	310 – 500
Epic	75 – 115	460 – 710
Exotic	75 – 115	460 – 710
Legendary	95 – 145	620 – 920

Key insight: Rarity ranges overlap. A high-rolled Rare can out-stat a low-rolled Epic. Don't judge by rarity alone — check the actual stat numbers on the creature's detail page.

Turn order

At the start of battle, both creatures' Speed stats are compared:

The creature with higher Speed attacks first in every round.
If Speed is equal, the challenger attacks first.

Turn order does not change mid-battle — whoever goes first keeps going first for all 50 rounds.

Why Speed matters: Going first can mean landing the killing blow before the opponent ever attacks. For glass-cannon builds with high Attack but low HP, Speed is often the most important stat.

Damage formula

Each hit deals damage calculated as:

base_damage = max(1, round(attacker.Attack × 100 / (100 + defender.Defense)))
— Defense softens incoming damage; higher Defense = lower ratio

damage = base_damage × (isCrit ? 1.5 : 1.0)
— Critical hits deal 50% extra, rounded down

Worked example

Attacker has Attack 100, defender has Defense 50:

base = round(100 × 100 / (100 + 50)) = round(10000 / 150) = round(66.67) = 67
normal hit → 67 damage
critical hit → round(67 × 1.5) = 100 damage

Raising Defense from 50 to 100 against the same attacker:

base = round(100 × 100 / (100 + 100)) = round(50) = 50 damage

Critical hits

Before each attack the game checks whether it is a critical hit:

crit_chance = Special / 500
— e.g. Special 100 → 20% crit chance; Special 145 → 29% crit chance

A crit multiplies base damage by 1.5×.
Crits use a deterministic pseudo-random sequence seeded by the battle ID, so the same match-up always plays out identically.
Maximum Special (145) gives a 29% crit chance — roughly one crit every 3–4 attacks.

Winning conditions

A creature wins when its opponent's HP drops to 0.
Battles last a maximum of 50 rounds (25 full exchanges). If both creatures are still alive after 50 rounds, the one with more remaining HP wins.
Wins and losses are permanently recorded in each creature's Fight Log on its detail page.
All-time wins are tallied for the Top Warriors leaderboard on the home feed.

Strategy

Building a glass cannon

Prioritise creatures with high Attack, high Speed, and high Special. A fast creature with strong crits can end fights before the opponent lands many hits — but it will fold quickly if it doesn't kill first.

Target rarity: Legendary or Epic
Key stats: Speed > Attack > Special
Weakness: Tanky opponents with high HP and Defense will outlast you

Building a tank

Prioritise creatures with the highest HP and Defense. They absorb punishment and chip away at opponents over many rounds.

Target rarity: Legendary (widest HP range: 620–920)
Key stats: HP > Defense > Attack
Weakness: Glass cannons with very high Speed will still hit you first and hard

General tips

Breed Legendary × Legendary to have the best chance of getting a Legendary hybrid offspring.
Rarity of the offspring is partially influenced by parent rarities, but the AI decides — plan for variance.
Check the fight log before challenging a known top-warrior — if it always wins, study its stats to understand why.
A creature's stats are fixed forever. Once you keep it, what you see is what you get.

User Guide Full overview of all game systems and features. Crossbreeding Guide How to get the best hybrid creatures from breeding.