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Kryptomon is an NFT Play-And-Earn web3 game, where Pokamon meets Tamagotchi and CryptoKitties.

Set in the Kryptomon metaverse, community members play as of their own individual monsters Kryptomons each of which is a completely unique digital asset connected to an NFT. Each has a unique but mutable genetic code made up of 38 randomised parameters that determine all of the aspects physical and behavioural of the creature.

This not only ensures that each Kryptomon is unique but also brings to life each Kryptomon as a digital companion in the Kryptomon metaverse. They are capable of learning, falling sick, getting hungry, and protecting their trainers when out on an adventure in the physical world. In turn, trainers will have to care for, feed, and train their Kryptomon partners in order to grow and prepare for the battles ahead.

Kryptomon aims to create the next step in the evolution of crypto-gaming by using advanced blockchain technologies, digital genetics, and location-based technologies.

Play and participate in the Kryptomon league to become the Kryptomon Metaverse Champion!

Let’s talk genetics. As the overview alluded to, every Kryptomon is unique as it is made up of 38 different parameters that are randomly determined at the moment of its birth. This genetic code plays a large part in determining everything from its visual appearance to its prowess in combat. However, it is important to first define the terminology that will be used in the following sections.

● Parameter – The genetic code is made up of 38 different parameters. Eg: “Fire Gene” and “Fire Talent” are both parameters of a Kryptomon.

● Gene – A Kryptomon is born with 8 different elemental “gene” values that partially determine its affinity to the 8 different elements (covered below).

So long as you understand that all genes are parameters, but not all parameters are genes, you may continue. The table below lists all 38 different genetic parameters that make up a Kryptomon. 

Parameters can largely be split into three different “types”, namely Fixed parameters, Trainable&nbsp;parameters and Boosted parameters.

It’s important to note that a Kryptomon’s genetic parameter at birth does not reflect its final stats at level 50. It would be more accurate to think of a Kryptomons genetic parameters at birth as the “potential” of a Kryptomon that will grow as you level up your Kryptomon. A Kryptomon with 80 Attack at Level 1 for example, could have a final Attack of 4000 at maximum level and this is calculated via a different formula depending on the type of parameter it is.

Many of the 38 different parameters are decided at birth and can never be changed throughout the lifetime of a Kryptomon. An example of this is the “Attack” parameter.

Think of these parameters as the inherent potential of a Kryptomon. If we were to compare two Level 50 Kryptomons, the Kryptomon with an Attack of 80 at Level 1 will always have an Attack value that is higher than another Kryptomon that had an Attack of 50 at Level 1.

These represent parameters that can be improved with training. The maximum value of a trainable parameter is pre-determined at birth and is related to the value you see when viewing the genetic code of a Kryptomon, while its “actual” value will start much lower than the theoretical maximum and be viewable on the Kryptomon dashboard when training is released in Version 1.

Boosted Parameters are special “types” of parameters that change depending on the Love of your Kryptomon. Similar to Fixed Parameters, they grow based on a fixed formula that is dependent on the “inherent potential” of the Kryptomon, which is represented by the value of the genetic parameter it has at birth. However, a Kryptomon that’s been well taken care of and has a higher Love score will see the value increased temporarily by a yet undefined % beyond its normal value. 

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There are 2 modes of battle always available to players – team and duel battles. While everything in the Core Mechanics section applies to both modes, the following will address the differences between the two.

● Trainers will need to gather a team of 3 Kryptomons to participate in a Team Battle.

● Kryptomons can be switched in and out of battle without losing a turn, but the act of doing so will set off a “Switch cooldown”, which will prevent swapping your Kryptomon out of battle until the cooldown has passed.

● A defeated Kryptomon will leave the battlefield and the trainer will choose its replacement. Should there be no remaining Kryptomons in fighting form, the battle ends.

● Trainers pick only 1 Kryptomon to bring into battle.

● The switch mechanic doesn’t apply here as only 1 Kryptomon is available for battle. 

In addition, players will also have the chance to participate in the Kryptomon League! This will be a huge world championship tournament that occurs either every 6 months or on a yearly basis where the strongest Kryptomon trainers will duke it out in a bid to not only walk away with a substantial KMON prize but also the prestige of being crowned the “Best Kryptomon Trainer”. In order to ensure the Kryptomon League remains inclusive to all trainers, the following tournament format ensures that any trainer will have an equal chance to prove his/her worth on the big stage, regardless of when they join Kryptomon.

● Mini tournaments will be held periodically throughout the year that will serve as “Qualifying Rounds”. Winners of these mini tournaments will earn the right to participate in the next tournament, as well as a KMON prize.

● Trainers must continue to win each Qualifying Round in order to eventually earn the right to participate in the Kryptomon League. However, it will also be possible for trainers to buy a spot to participate in any Qualifying Round or the Kryptomon League itself, though the cost of doing so will be increasingly substantial the closer we get to the Kryptomon League.

This format was put in place to ensure that Kryptomon trainers who join us in March 2022 for example, would still have a chance to participate in the Kryptomon League despite having missed January and February’s Qualifying Rounds. They could choose to purchase a spot in the March Qualifying Rounds for 1000 KMON and earn their way through the April, May, June Qualifying Rounds, or choose to directly purchase a spot in the Kryptomon League in July for 20,000 KMON. 

By winning battles in PVE and PVP, players will win rewards that include tokens that could be sold on the open market and to be redeemed into other currencies.