Moves and Moveset

Move Components

Each move contains:

• Name: Unique identifier for the attack or ability

• Type: Water/Fire/Grass/Normal elemental classification

• Base Damage: 30-70 damage range for offensive moves

• Usage Limit: Maximum uses allowed per battle

• Effect Type: Damage or Status modification

Type Effectiveness Chart

Attacker/Defender	Water	Fire	Grass	Normal
Water	1x	1.2x	0.8x	1x
Fire	0.8x	1x	1.2x	1x
Grass	1.2x	0.8x	1x	1x
Normal	1x	1x	1x	1x

Legend:

• 0.8x: Not Very Effective

• 1x: Normal Effectiveness

• 1.2x: Very Effective

Move Categories

Each monster has one move from each category:

Type-Specific Moves

• Aligned with monster's elemental type

• Medium to strong base damage with multiple uses

• Benefit from type advantages

Normal Moves

• Neutral type with consistent damage

• Unaffected by type matchups

• Reliable backup option

Status Moves

• Affects opponent's stats (attack/defense)

• No direct damage but strategic value

• Useful for longer battles

Mega Moves

• Powerful signature attacks limited to one use per battle

• Highest base damage with game-changing potential

Damage Calculation

Damage = (Base Damage × Type Multiplier × Random Multiplier × Attack Stat) ÷ Defense Stat

Where:

• Base Damage: Move's inherent damage value

• Type Multiplier: 0.8x / 1x / 1.2x based on type effectiveness

• Random Multiplier: 1.0-1.3x for battle variety

• Attack Stat: Attacker's attack value

• Defense Stat: Defender's defense value

Strategy Considerations

Type Advantages: Proper matchups can increase damage by 20% and shift battle momentum.

Status Management: Strategic debuffs create comeback opportunities and extended battle control.

Mega Move Timing: Single-use limitation requires careful consideration of battle state and opponent health.

Opponent Analysis: Consider enemy type, remaining health, and defensive capabilities when selecting moves.