Temtem items

TemCards are used to contain Temtem that have been tamed.Taming is the tradition of capturing untamed Temtem by use of TemCards. Tamed Temtem will be added to the player's squad, unless it already contains six Temtem in which case they will be sent to the TemDeck accessible at any Temporium.TemCards[]TemCards are unique items sold at Temporiums that can be used during combat to capture untamed Temtem. Currently there are four kinds, each with a different effect on the chance to capture a Temtem: the basic TemCard, the improved TemCard+, the greatly improved TemCard++, and the SaiCard which is exclusive to Saipark. TemCards are consumed upon use, whether or not the capture was successful.Capture formula[]The following formulae are used to determine the odds of taming a Temtem. If the value of a is 140 or higher, the target is guaranteed to be captured. Otherwise, the game performs four "shakes" and generates a random number between 0 and 50,000 (inclusive) for each shake. If this number is equal to or higher than b, the shake fails. If any shake fails, the Temtem will break out on that shake. If all shakes succeed, the Temtem is captured. HPMax - The HP stat total of the target.HPCurrent - The current HP of the target.TCR - TemtemCaptureRate represents the catch rate of the target species. TCB - TemcardCaptureBonus depends on the type of TemCard used.TemCard: 1.0TemCard+: 1.5TemCard++: 2.5SaiCard: 2.0TemtemLevel - The level of the target.TSB - TemtemStatusBonus is based on the status conditions of the target. If the target has two status conditions applied, the values are multiplied.FLCB - FourLeafCloverBonus is based on the presence of the Four-Leaf Clover.No Four-Leaf Clover: 1.0Four-Leaf Clover on active Temtem of player OR coop player: 1.1Four-Leaf Clover on active Temtem of both player AND coop player: 1.21Catch Rates[]List of

There are a number of items you can acquire in Temtem to improve your ability to catch, train, and battle these strange creatures. Some items are more useful in battle, while others will prevent headaches as you traverse the environment. But everything costs time and money, and you’ll want to focus on the items that’ll benefit you the most, especially in the beginning. Whether you want to catch a rare Luma or you need something to give you an edge when fighting friends or completing the story, here’s what you should fill your inventory with. 10 Egg Timer The Egg Timer is a simple item that lets you know how close your eggs are to hatching. There’s not much to this object but it can take a lot of the guesswork out of breeding and raising your own Temtems. You’ll only ever need one and it’s obtained by completing the Temtem Connoisseur side quest. The Connoisseur who gives out this quest is located in the building near the airship docks in Quetzal. Simply catch a Babawa, breed it to create a Bigu, and give the Bigu to him in exchange for the Timer. 9 Scent Scent is helpful when you want to cover a large area, but don’t want to be bothered to fight or run away from every untamed Temtem you come across. When applied, Scent will reduce the number of untamted Temtems you’ll encounter for 100 meters. It’s not foolproof, but it’ll definitely cut down on how many Temtem harass you. After 100 meters simply reapply another one and you’ll be able to travel around much more quickly. Scents can be purchased for 60 Pansuns at a variety of Temporiums and are found in item boxes throughout the world. 8 Decoy Decoy is an incredibly useful item as it gives you a better chance of escaping an untamed Temtem and wont be consumed when used. This is handy for getting out of fights you don’t think you can win or don’t want to fight for whatever reason. Many fans use these when farming Lumas as they can end fights with non Lumas sooner to cut down on grind time. To get one for yourself complete the Missing Kids side quest. It’s a simple quest that has you track down two missing kids on the other side of Indigo Lake and reporting back to the Headmistress of the Academia on their location. 7 Coward’s Cloak The Coward’s Cloak will cause the Temtem wearing it to receive experience points and TV even though they weren’t in battle. This is great for power leveling a weak Temtem who isn’t strong enough to participate in battles or simply to keep your team balanced as you progress through the story. There’s only one Coward’s Cloak in the game and it’s located in the center of the spiral route near Sillaro River. There are a number of Clan Belsoto members so it’ll take some fighting to reach it, but it’s definitely worth the effort.

Luma hunting season is open. | Published: Mar 3, 2020 11:30 am This article is over 5 years old and may contain outdated information Temtem’s latest Weekly Reset for the Saipark and FreeTem! Organisation will run from March 2 to 8. And it’s a good week to be a Luma hunter. This week FreeTem will reward players with a dye bundle if they catch and release 300 Temtem. And in Temtem’s Saipark, players can encounter Gankis and Saipats at 2.5x the regular Luma rate. Weekly FreeTem! Organisation reward If you catch and release 300 Temtem this week, FreeTem will reward you with a Sillaro Romance Dye Bundle. It’s not the best reward, particularly when you consider the amount of effort you need to put in to catch and release 300 Temtem – it’s the highest amount players have been charged with releasing so far. The previous reward for doing so was also a dye bundle. Dyes in Temtem are single-use items. So, you’re not even permanently unlocking access to a color palette. Plus, dyes are incredibly expensive. The Sillaro Romance Dye Bundle can be purchased in Turquesa for 28,999 Pansuns. To put that into perspective, you can buy a perfect 7SV Temtem for less than that. You can’t sell the dye bundle for even close to the same amount as you purchase it for, however, players will purchase the Forge Dye for around 13,000 Pansuns. But that amount is probably getting lower by the day this week. Luma Ganki and Saipat in the Saipark The main attraction in Temtem this week is undoubtedly going to be the improved chance to catch a Luma Ganki or Luma Saipat in the Saipark. The chance to encounter Luma Temtem in the wild is 1/8,000. But this week, Ganki and Saipat have a 1/3,200

6 Proteins Proteins is a non-consumable item that doubles the amount of TVs your Temtem get from beating untamed Temtems. This is great for farming purposes and can really ramp up your efforts to create an unstoppable team. There is only one Proteins in the game, and it’s found inside of the building at the end of the Giant Banyan. This is also where you find Lady Lottie’s Diary. To get to this area you must first defeat Dr. Hamijo. 5 Smoke Bomb There’s no faster way to travel the Airborne Archipelago than using Smoke Bombs. When activated, a Smoke Bombs will take you to the last Temporium you visited or the airship terminal if you haven’t visited that particular island’s Temporium, this is great for saving time after a farming run or backtracking for quest purposes. They can be bought at Temporums for 120 Pansuns and you’ll stumble across a handful in your adventures. You should always have at least one on your person to get you out of sticky situations or cut down on travel time. 4 Temcard+ There are a lot of Temtem you’ll need to capture to expand your team and build a strong squad. While regular Temcards do this job just fine, the advanced Temcard+ is really what you should be spending your money on when you have the funds for it. Admittedly they are four times the cost of regular cards at 80 Pansuns while only providing an additional 50% catch rate, but that 50% is valuable when you finally track down the Luma Temtem you’ve spent hundreds of encounters searching for. Have at least one on you at all times for those cool looking Temtem you simply can’t let get away. 3 Vigorous Loquat These round golden items will restore 40% HP and 40% stamina when eaten by one of your Temtem, making them invaluable in difficult battles. They’re admittedly expensive at 350 Pansun each, but they’re much more cost efficient than any other healing item and are much more valuable when you have to sacrifice a turn to use one. To get your own stash you need to visit the Fruit Coop in Mokupuni, this is the only location they’re sold at so make sure to stock up on some whenever you visit this part of the word. 2 Sweatband The Sweatband is a piece of gear one of your Temtem can wear to recover 15% of their max stamina whenever it’s their turn. This is invaluable for Temtem that are stamina hungry or to cut back on how often you need to rest your Temtem in battle. There’s only one in the game and it’s obtained as a reward for completing the Cultist Hunt in Kupeleleza, which tasks you with defeating a cult of Temtem trainers who block the way to the Crystal Shrine. 1 Revive Considering Temtem can be a difficult game at times thanks to its strategy and complexity, you are going to see a lot of your Temtems