Match the printed Grass trigger with a payoff and enough survivability to activate it. Sproutquill and Fernfowl need active-team placement for their evolution progress after the 1.3.0 fix; a large number in an older run is not the whole build.
See it in the game
Launch-era creator gameplay. Use the current patch checks below when following an older build.
Watch this section in real gameplayOpen the original creator’s video player only when you want it.
Original video: Watch on YouTube ↗ · Footage remains with its creator.
Field the evolution candidate while working its condition
1.3.0 fixes Sproutquill and Fernfowl gaining evolution progress from the bench. Place the relevant monster on the active team while working on that evolution. Check its own condition; this fix names those two creatures, rather than providing one universal evolution rule for every species.
Before the next battle, identify which monster receives your type-based bonus, whether the support targets the right slot, and whether the evolution candidate is actually fielded. After the fight, use the recap to distinguish too few activations from too little damage or survivability.
A launch-era Grass run
The uploaded Japanese creator title describes a grass-type specialist build and a striking displayed power value. The run illustrates choosing effects that reinforce one type can create a scaling board in an individual run.
Plan the next shop and battle
- Identify the exact type condition. Does an ability check the number of Grass allies, give a monster an added type, or activate only on buying a Grass unit? Those conditions lead to different shop choices.
- Determine when it counts. A battle-start bonus must be in place before combat. An on-purchase effect is not a retroactive bonus to creatures you already bought.
- Choose a payoff. Find the monster receiving the permanent or in-battle gain. Use inspect sheet for current values.
- Watch survivability. A huge single displayed number is irrelevant if you lose the shared team HP race before the payoff triggers.
- Review the recap. A 1.0 battle recap lists each monster’s cast count, which helps you distinguish a broken engine from simply missing damage.
When to pivot
Do not force a mono-type composition when your shop offers no compatible support or reliable way to apply the type. If an effect adds a type, inspect the receiving monster’s current type and the payoff’s exact condition before committing to the interaction.
