The Seven Elements

Every creature belongs to exactly one of seven elements. Element is the flavor axis of combat: it tints a creature's PvP skill and, more importantly, it decides the type-advantage multiplier applied to every hit. Land a hit on an element you're strong against and you deal ×1.2 damage; hit into your counter and you deal only ×0.8. Everything else is neutral (×1.0).

The multiplier is intentionally modest (±20%) — element is a tilt, not a hard rock-paper-scissors gate. A well-built, higher-power team still wins most off-element fights, but on close matchups picking the right attacker swings the result.

TWO INTERLOCKING WHEELS

Five elements form a single closed attack wheel — Ignis → Flora → Aqua → Terra → Aero → back to Ignis (each beats the next). Lux and Void sit apart in their own mutual duel: each beats the other, and neither has an advantage over the five-element wheel. So a Lux or Void attacker is neutral against every wheel element — its only real matchup is its rival.

Read a row as the attacker and a column as the defender. Green ×1.2 = the row element hits the column element for +20% damage. Red ×0.8 = the row is hitting into a bad matchup for −20%. Grey ×1.0 = neutral. Each header is tinted with that element's real in-game color.

The matrix is symmetric by design: wherever a row shows ×1.2 against a column, the mirror cell shows ×0.8. Each of the five wheel elements has exactly one target it beats and one that beats it; Lux and Void trade ×1.2 / ×0.8 only with each other and are neutral against the entire wheel.

The same chart, unrolled per element. "Strong vs" is the element you hit for ×1.2; "Weak vs" is the element that hits you for ×1.2 (so you deal only ×0.8 into it). You are neutral against everything not listed.

Note the Lux/Void duel: the same opponent (its rival) is both the element you're strong against and the one you're weak against — because you hit it for ×1.2 while it hits you back for ×1.2. In a Lux↔Void mirror, whoever swings lands the ×1.2, so turn order (Agility) decides who gets that hit first.

Each element has a fixed accent color used everywhere — badges, PvP skill VFX tint, dungeon-region banners, and creature-card borders. These are the exact hex values from the live game:

Every element has a dedicated elemental egg in the Egg Shop, and every dungeon region is themed to one or two elements (wild-creature and rare-egg drops pull from that region's element set). The five-element wheel maps cleanly onto the five regions; Lux and Void are the deepest, gem-tier tail.

Elemental eggs

Each themed egg locks its species roll to its element. All seven elemental eggs cost 50,000 Gold — Gold is abundant in the 2026-07-01 economy, so eggs are a routine grind buy, not a splurge. (Shards were removed entirely — nothing on this page costs Shards.)

Egg	Element	Rarity table	Price	Hatch
Basic Egg	Any (Terra…Lux)	70% Common · 30% Uncommon	2,500 Gold	5s
Mountain Egg	Terra	40 / 40 / 20 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	60s
Forest Egg	Flora	40 / 40 / 20 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	60s
Ocean Egg	Aqua	40 / 40 / 20 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	60s
Sky Egg	Aero	40 / 40 / 20 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	60s
Volcano Egg	Ignis	40 / 40 / 20 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	60s
Void Egg	Void	50 / 35 / 15 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	120s
Lux Egg	Lux	50 / 35 / 15 (C / U / R)	50,000 Gold	120s
Premium Egg	Any (Rare+ pool)	50 / 35 / 15 (R / E / L)	50	180s

The Premium Egg is the only Gem-priced egg and rolls the Rare→Legendary pool across any element. Void and Lux eggs weight their common tier a bit heavier (50 / 35 / 15) and take 120s to hatch — the two "duel" elements are deliberately the moodier, slower unlocks.

Dungeon regions → elements

The 25 dungeons are grouped into 5 regions (5 dungeons each). Each region's element set decides which wild creatures and rare-egg drops you find there. Only Gems are depth-gated — all three base materials drop in every region (2026-07-01), so any region is a valid farm; you go deeper for the element and a higher Gem rate, not for the mats.

Region	Name	Element(s)	Rare-egg drop	Stamina
1	Meadow Hollows	Terra Flora	Forest Egg	6
2	Tidal Caverns	Aqua Aero	Ocean Egg	8
3	Ember Depths	Ignis	Volcano Egg	10
4	Shadow Reach	Void	Premium Egg	14
5	Celestial Spire	Lux	Premium Egg	18

DEEP = VOID & LUX

The two duel elements live at the bottom of the dungeon ladder — Region 4 (Shadow Reach) is pure Void and Region 5 (Celestial Spire) is pure Lux, both of which hand out the Gem-tier Premium Egg as their rare drop. That's why Lux/Void species skew Rare-and-up: they arrive through the deepest, gem-gated channels.

How the full 118-species bestiary divides across the seven elements. The wheel elements (Terra / Flora / Aqua / Aero / Ignis) carry the broadest lines; Void and Lux are slightly leaner but each hold multiple Mythical godlies. Counts include base, breeding, hybrid, raid, mystery and event/godly species.

Element does not change a creature's stat block on its own — element is fixed at birth and only ever affects the ×1.2 / ×0.8 hit multiplier and the flavor of its PvP skill. Stats come from species, stage, level, rarity and variant. See Combat & PvP for how the multiplier folds into the full damage formula.