Quick Guides

Quick Summary

Pick a prey, hunt that family for 2 hours, and receive one fixed bonus from that slot such as more experience, more damage, better catch chance, or more defense.

Node 2 - Opening the Window

Open the Prey window from the top menu bar in the game client. By default, you start with 2 prey windows, and you can permanently unlock a third one for 100 diamonds.

Node 3 - Choosing a Target

Each prey window shows 9 random Pokemon. Picking one is always free. Once selected, the bonus applies to that Pokemon, its evolutions, and its variants such as Shiny, Cloned, and other forms.

Family Coverage

If you choose a base Pokemon, the prey still works on its whole family line and supported variants. This is why prey is strongest when your hunt contains several related targets.

Node 4 - Bonus Types

Every window has one bonus type. The slot keeps that bonus until you change it with a wildcard. The available bonus types are listed below.

Node 5 - Rerolls

Every prey window gets 1 free reroll at the daily reset. You can also reroll by paying HD. A reroll replaces the current list of 9 Pokemon, and if that slot already has an active prey, that prey is cancelled first.

Reroll Tip

Reroll only when the current 9 targets do not fit your hunt plan. If a good prey is already active, rerolling that slot will remove it, so confirm before spending HD.

Node 6 - Wildcards

Prey Wildcards are the flexible currency of the system. They let you pick any Pokemon directly, change the slot bonus, or lock the same prey so it renews automatically.

Node 7 - Getting Wildcards

Wildcards come from premium weekly rewards, direct diamond purchases in the Prey window, and special wildcard items from events or battle passes. You can also Ctrl+click the wildcard button to withdraw them back as items.

Node 8 - Lock Prey

Lock Prey automatically renews the same target every time the 2-hour timer ends, even if you are offline. Each renewal costs 3 wildcards. If you run out of wildcards, the lock is removed automatically.

Node 9 - Third Window and Prey Mirror

A third prey window can be unlocked permanently for 100 diamonds. If you want the same Pokemon in two different slots, you need a Prey Mirror, which allows one duplicate target across your windows so you can combine two different bonuses on the same hunt.

Node 10 - Final Tips

Prey bonuses are personal, so only your character receives them. Plan your hunt route around the 2-hour real-time clock and use prey on families with strong value for your current goal, such as leveling, catching, or safer farming.

Key Takeaways

1. Choosing from the random list is free, but rerolling can cancel an active prey.
2. Bonuses apply to the full family and supported variants, not only one exact monster sprite.
3. Wildcards are best saved for direct target picks, bonus changes, and lock renewals on valuable hunts.
4. Use Prey Mirror only when you want two different bonuses on the same Pokemon line.

Quick Summary

You complete tasks to unlock specific rewards. You do not need perfect daily play because tasks stack and late joins can catch up.

Node 2 - Join and Activate

Purchase Battle Pass in Premium Shop and activate it. Usual cost is 50 diamonds. Once activated, task progression starts immediately.

Node 3 - How Daily Tasks Are Added

You receive 2 new tasks per day from day 1 of event. Tasks accumulate in your available pool.

Node 4 - Late Join Catch-Up

If you join late, tasks stack. Example: joining on Day 10 usually gives about 20 tasks available instantly. This makes catch-up possible at any time.

Node 5 - Task Completion Rules

You can only have 2 active tasks at a time (the two "oldest" tasks), you can complete as many tasks as available in your pool at any given time.

Node 6 - Reward System

Rewards require specific tasks, not random completions. Example: Reward A may require Task CC + Task GG. Other completed tasks do not unlock Reward A unless CC and GG are done.

Node 7 - Reroll Tasks

If you dislike or cannot complete a task, you can reroll it for 1 diamond. You may reroll as many times as needed, and the new task is random.

Node 8 - Common Task Types

Tasks usually include defeating wild Pokemon, evolve pokemon, use specific type of pokeballs, deal damage, traveling, or using specific items, etc.

Node 9 - Check Progress

Use the command below to open the Battle Pass window and monitor active tasks, completed pairs, and unlocked rewards.

Node 10 - Extra Time and Key Takeaways

After the final reward unlocks, staff usually allows extra finish days. Use this window to complete pending tasks, fully finish your pass, and sometimes even start a second pass.

Key Takeaways

1. You do not need to play every day because tasks stack.
2. Focus on tasks required by specific rewards, not random completion.
3. Use rerolls wisely when a task slows your progression.
4. Joining late is fine because accumulated tasks allow catch-up.