🎮 Beginner’s Guide to Lumentale
Everything you need to know about Lumentale: Memories of Trey — the Animon-collecting RPG. Learn the basics of Animon types, Attributes, combat, and how to build your team.
What is Lumentale?
Lumentale: Memories of Trey is an Animon-collecting RPG currently in early access. You explore a vibrant world, catch creatures called Animon, battle with them, and uncover the story of a mysterious world called Lumentale. Think Pokémon meets a rich fantasy universe.
The game features 166+ Animon to collect (and growing), a deep type system with 13 types, 5 Attributes that shape each Animon’s personality and battle role, and an evolution system requiring specific conditions to unlock.
The 5 Attributes
Every Animon has an Attribute — think of it like a personality or combat style. The five Attributes are:
⚡ Felicis
Lucky, agile, high-speed fighters
🌀 Mestus
Balanced, adaptable all-rounders
🔥 Furor
Aggressive, high attack power
💀 Horrens
Defensive, high HP tanks
✨ Sereum
Support, high special attack
The 13 Types
Each Animon has one or two types that determine what it’s weak to and what it resists. The 13 types in Lumentale are: Aura, Chakra, Ancient, Anomalous, Data, Demon, Electric, Fire, Geo, Grass, Ice, Virus, and Water.
Unlike some games, Lumentale’s type system can include Hidden Types — a secondary type that isn’t immediately visible but affects weaknesses and resistances. For example, Puffella is Aura-type with a hidden Ice type.
💡 Tip: Always check an Animon’s full type chart before battle. A hidden Ice type can mean an unexpected weakness to Fire or Electric moves!
How Stats Work
Each Animon has 7 base stats:
- HP — Health points. Determines how much damage your Animon can take.
- ATK — Physical attack power for physical moves.
- DEF — Physical defense, reduces incoming physical damage.
- SPA — Special Attack, used for elemental and special moves.
- SPD — Special Defense, reduces incoming special damage.
- AGI — Agility (Speed). Higher AGI means your Animon moves first.
- LCK — Luck. This stat is randomly assigned per Animon (1–10) and affects critical hits and lucky events. You can’t control it — it’s part of each Animon’s personality.
💡 Tip: AGI is often the most important stat for competitive play. A faster Animon can KO the opponent before they even move.
How Evolution Works
Most Animon evolve through specific conditions rather than just leveling up. Common evolution methods include:
- Using an Animon’s Attribute Trait a certain number of times (e.g., “Use Felicis Trait 20 times”)
- Reaching a specific bond or friendship level
- Using special items
- Performing actions in specific locations
Check each Animon’s page on AnimonDex for their specific evolution requirements. Some Animon like Dualine have special Embodiment forms with unique conditions.
Team Building Tips
- Build a team with type coverage — make sure you have answers to the common types you’ll face.
- Mix Attributes: pair a high-ATK Furor with a supportive Sereum for synergy.
- Don’t ignore Hidden Types — they add unexpected resistances that can win battles.
- Keep one high-AGI Animon on your team to ensure you can move first in key matchups.
- LCK is random per-catch — if you want a high-LCK version of an Animon, you may need to catch multiples and compare.