The starter Crystle comes with the Amphibian trait, which increases its speed every time it is attacked with a water technique. Tateru are very common in the early stages of the game. If you pair your Houchic with a Tateru that also has Soft Touch, you’ll have a solid combination that will help you avoid a ton of damage. Conveniently, Houchic also has an ability called Hypnosis which puts enemies to sleep for two turns. However, the starter Houchic gets the Soft Touch trait, which allows the Temtem to deal damage to sleeping enemies without waking them up. Smazee and Houchic don’t have any abilities that will give them a natural edge against the Temtem you encounter early in the game or in the first Dojo. Which starter Temtem abilities are the best Or at least keep it handy as a quick reference. You might want to memorize this handy effectiveness type chart. The first Dojo you will need to conquer is packed with Water and Wind-type Temtem, so neither of the three starters will be particularly helpful to you here. None of the starter Temtem suffer any penalties or deal bonus damage against these types. The other types of Temtem you will battle early on are Wind, Water, Nature, and Electric-types. Houchic deals double damage to both Neutral and Melee-type Temtem, giving it a distinct advantage in the early game. The majority of the Temtem you encounter at the start of your journey around the Airborne Archipelago will be Normal-type. Once again, Crystle will fare better than the other two starters. You’ll also have to fight Max again later in the game, but before you encounter any of the starter Temtem in the wild. Oree does have a Technique called Mechanical Heat which is Fire-type, so that will be effective against Crystle. However, Crystle doesn’t receive double damage from Digital-type like Smazee and Houchic do, so technically it has a better chance. The very first thing that will happen once you choose your starter Temtem is your “friend” Max will give you a beat down with his overpowered Digital-type Temtem, Oree. While it doesn’t matter if you pick Crystle, Smazee, or Houchic in the long run, there are a few reasons you might want to pick one over another for the early game. And if you’re looking to be a top PvP contender, you’re going to be breeding them until their stats are as close to perfect as possible.Īre you team Crystle, Smazee or Houchic? That is the question every Temtem tamer will be faced with. If you’re going to be playing all the way through the story and getting stuck into the endgame, you’ll catch versions of the starter Temtem with higher Single Value stats. You can check out my guide on these, as well as Training Value stats if you want to know more. Single Values are a once-off bonus to a Temtem’s stats set at the time you capture them.
And they aren’t particularly good (you will be able to catch ones with better Single Value stats later in the game and only Crystle can be found in the wild in Early Access). All three of the starter Temtem come with set Single Value stats. The first thing you should know is that if you’re in this for the long run, it doesn’t matter which one you choose. All three of the starter Temtem have their pros and cons, so I’ll lay them all out for you to help you with your decision.
The choice between Crystle, Smazee, and Houchic is equally tough in the Pokémon-like Temtem, and may take almost as long as choosing a character name. As I loaded into Temtem for the first time I got flashbacks to my early Pokémon days when I had to decide between Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur.
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