About BatoForge

What you can do here

The database covers Normal and Shiny values, evolutions, Trainers and Trinkets. Use the cooldown calculator to compare cast intervals and Team Builder to arrange six slots. Both help with planning; neither simulates a battle.

The player guide starts with choosing a core and checking its support. For a longer walkthrough, try the Scavenger economy guide.

How we write guides

Rules and advice have separate labels. Game descriptions keep their original wording and build number. BatoForge strategy notes explain when an effect is useful, how to use it and what it costs to choose it.

Examples use assumed setups. The Damage values, gold balances and boards in a worked example illustrate a rule; they are not reports of played battles. Unconfirmed interactions and unknown reward chances stay marked as unknown.

Older patches describe older rules. Each patch page links to the original announcement and explains the changes. Check a unit's current reference before using a number from an older guide.

What the statistics mean

Statistics describe BatoForge observations within the period shown. Read the sample size and what is being counted: a team, a board slot or a battle. Longer-lived runs can appear more often, and teammates affect results. The statistics guide explains these limits and the different win-rate calculations.

Responsibility and corrections

BatoForge maintains this site and its guides. The project is independent of Berrymint. Game names, characters and artwork belong to their respective owners; see the disclaimer.

Found a wrong value or unclear explanation? Report it with the page, game version, form and level. Include a screenshot or the wording you expected if available. For other questions, email [email protected] or use Feedback.

You can use the public database and planning tools without connecting Recorder. See Privacy for how private records, sharing and site analytics work.