Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF. We recommend buying your material Temtems as much as possible - it can take several hours just to gather up the associated materials by hand. You have three choices: Smazee, a Melee type Crystle, a Crystal type and Houchic, a Mental.
Once you’ve bred your perfect Temtem, be aware that at most you’ll be able to make one or two Eggs to sell on the market before its fertility drops to zero. Right at the beginning of Temtem, you’ll choose your starter. You will also need to purchase the following 20 items from the Shopkeeper: You will need the following 10 Temtems to breed a perfect from scratch: The wiki has a flowchart for you to follow, but be aware you will have to either hunt or purchase the material Temtems first before you can get started. Child C will inherit 50 SVs in both HP and STA as a result.Īs such, you must breed in a specific order from a wide range of Temtems in order to end up with a “perfect” Temtem.Parent B has 50 SVs in STA and is holding the Endurance DNA Strand.Parent A has 50 SVs in HP and is holding the VItality DNA Strand.When a Temtem holds a DNA Strand, it will 100% guaranteed pass down the associated SV. The second method (and most common) is to use DNA Strands.ĭNA Strands are held items that are sold by the Breeding Shopkeeper. However, there are two ways to guarantee a stat is passed down - first, if both parents have the same stat value (for example, 50) it will always pass down guaranteed. This is obviously sub-optimal - a 60% chance to get a non-desired stat is not great. In the example above, we have a 20% chance for Tuwai to inherit an SPD stat of 8, a 40% chance to inherit an average SPD stat of 29, and a 40% chance to get the optimal SPD stat of 50. 20% chance to inherit the lowest SV value between the parents.40% chance to inherit the average SV value between the parents.40% chance to inherit the highest SV value between the parents.On a base level, with no modifying equipment, Eggs inherit SVs as such:
Stick with me, I’ll try to explain it as clearly as possible. The resulting egg from two parents will have the same fertility as the lowest value of the two parents minus one.įor example, if you have a parent with 7 fertility and a parent with 4 fertility, the egg will have 3 fertility as a result (4 fertility minus 1.) Temtems with a fertility of zero cannot be used in breeding. If a Temtem has seven SVs of 49 or 50, the fertility is 4.Įvery time a Temtem is used in the breeding process, the fertility of the Temtem will go down by one.If a Temtem has five or six SVs with a stat of 49 of 50, the fertility is 5.
If a Temtem has three or four SVs with a stat of 49 or 50, the fertility is 6.If a Temtem has one or two SVs with a stat of 49 or 50, the fertility is 7.If a Temtem has zero SVs with a stat of 49 or 50, the fertility is 8.It may seem complicated, but here are the nuts and bolts: To prevent a single Temtem from being passed around and used to create infinite perfect versions of themselves, and also to prevent the in-game market from collapsing, Crema introduced a “fertility” mechanic.
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