Furnadon + Rubbin

Playing Furnadon + Rubbin

These suggestions use build 26170127 abilities. Adapt them to your shop and team; the BatoForge observations below do not reveal purchase order, forms, levels or game version.

Get the core units

• Look for Common Kindlepot and Rubbin in Jinto. These older shop listings may differ from your game version.
• Keep Kindlepot while you collect five more Trinkets to evolve it into Furnadon; its counter shows how many remain. Direct Furnadon purchase is not listed.

Build the team in stages

1. Before the evolution

   Keep enough damage and defense for the next battle. Rubbin's battle-start supply and merge gifts advance Kindlepot's counter until Furnadon is ready.

2. When Furnadon is available

   Choose upgrades by the missing role: Furnadon levels raise Burn per different owned Trinket; Normal Rubbin levels raise battle-start quantity. Repeated copies of the same Trinket do not increase Furnadon's scaling. Shiny Rubbin usually changes gift rarity instead, so check the table before spending copies.

3. When adding support

   Add adjacent Steamscuttle for more Furnadon casts, while keeping enough supply, healing and defense. Sell temporary merge units to free space. Dollhime is another option while you keep gaining new Trinkets.

What each level adds

Ability values at levels 1–4. The observed teams' levels are unknown.

When to pause or change the plan

• Keep Kindlepot until its counter is complete when possible. If progress stalls or the evolution is unavailable, prioritize units that can win the next battle.
• If Furnadon cannot get casts before the battle ends, more inventory alone does not solve that timing problem.
• Scavenger adds copies to non-unique Common and Uncommon gift choices. Do not budget extra Rubbin battle-start Trinkets from that gift-only bonus.

Edit and review your team

1. Check cast timing.

   Furnadon in the calculator → Set your form, level and Cooldown Speed. Normal starts at 5 seconds and Shiny at 4 seconds; the listed level upgrades leave that base timer unchanged.

   Steamscuttle in the calculator → Check Steamscuttle's cooldown too. Its Charge advances other timers; the calculator does not simulate that effect or inventory-based Burn.

   Set your form, level and Cooldown Speed in the calculator. Links start at Normal, level 1 and +0% speed; results estimate the cooldown timer.

2. Edit positions, then review ability conditions.

   Edit this team in Team Builder → Arrange the six slots, then check that each ability reaches the right ally and meets its type and trigger conditions.

   Opens a team example from this period. Its label shows whether the positions were observed, estimated, or chosen only to display the units. Set the actual forms and levels; Team Builder starts at Normal, level 1. It shows stats and which slots an ability reaches. Check type restrictions yourself; it does not simulate battles, Trinkets or permanent growth.

3. Compare with the current observations.

   See the full teams and position samples below →

   Compare the sample sizes and dates below. These repeated observations favor teams that survive longer, and the observed teams may differ from the wider player population. They do not prove which build counters another or which upgrade order is best.