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The Vale

The Vale of Arryn or The Vale is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. It was formerly a sovereign nation ruled by the Kings of Mountain and Vale before Aegon's Conquest. The Mountains of the Moon surround the smaller Vale proper, although the valley's name is often applied to all of House Arryn's realm. The Vale is ruled by the Arryns from the castle known as the Eyrie.

## Playable Houses

* House Arryn of The Eyrie
	+ House Belmore of Strongsong
	+ House Corbray of Heart's Home
	+ House Egen of The Fingers & Isles
	+ House Grafton of Gulltown
		- House Shett of Bleakshore
	+ House Hunter of Longbow Hall
		- House Melcolm of Old Anchor
	+ House Lynderly of Snakewood
	+ House Redfort of Redfort
	+ House Royce of Runestone
		- House Coldwater of Coldwater Burn
		- House Tollett of Grey Glen
	+ House Sunderland of Three Sisters
	+ House Templeton of Ninestars
	+ House Waxley of Wickenden
	+ House Waynwood of Ironoaks
		- House Hardyng of Checkerfield
The Red Mountains of Dorne

The Red Mountains is a mountain range which divides Dorne from the Stormlands and the Reach.

Houses with seats in the Red Mountains include Manwoody (Kingsgrave), Blackmont (Blackmont) Dayne (of Starfall) and Dayne (of High Hermitage), Wyl (Wyl), Yronwood (Yronwood) and Fowler (Skyreach).

The Mountains also contains the ruins of the Vulture's Roost, and the Tower of Joy.

## Passes

There are two principal passes through the Red Mountains: the Prince's Pass and the Boneway. There are also goat tracks which criss-cross through the mountains, their locations known only to those who live within them, tending their flocks.

## Rivers

There are several rivers which begin in the Red Mountains. The Wyl flows from the eastern mountains west into the Sea of Dorne. The Torentine flows from the western mountains south to the Summer Sea.
Tumblestone

The Tumblestone is a river in the Westerlands and the Riverlands. It begins in the Western Hills, flows east into the Red Fork of the Trident. Riverrun sits at the confluence of the two rivers.

The Tumblestone runs much more swiftly and deeper than the Red Fork. The nearest crossing from Riverrun upriver is the Mummer's Ford.
Shipbreaker Bay

Shipbreaker Bay is a large body of water along the eastern coast of the Stormlands. Rocky and frequently struck by storms, is a place where a lot of ships have sunk, from here comes its name.

## Geography

The Bay is connected to the rest of the Narrow Sea by the Straits of Tarth and the coast of Cape Wrath, whcih borders the bay by the south.

Storm's End sits in the end of Durran's Point and controls the bay with the aid of the ships from the island of Tarth, the main defensive feature of the Bay against enemy fleets.

A Westerosi artist's rendition of ships crashing on the coast of Shipbreaker Bay
Sandstone

Sandstone is the seat of House Qorgyle. It is located west of Hellholt and the Brimstone in the western desert of Dorne.

## History

Sandstone was first built when House Qorgyle fortified the only well around for fifty leagues in the deep dunes of the Dornish desert.

Lord Lyonel Tyrell died at Sandstone when a hundred red scorpions fell upon him on his bed.
War and Combat

This is where information about the war and combat in westeros will be described.

## Personal Equipment

### **Armor**

#### **Helmets**

The first priority for any soldier is a helmet. Even the lowest peasant levy, or men such as archers who will not be expected to fight hand-to-hand, will find away to protect their head. For this, they have a number of options that will often by dependent upon their wealth, or their liege's generosity.

* Coif -
* Aventail -
* Kettle Helm -
* Halfhelm -
* Great Helm -
* Barbute -
* Salet -
* Bascinet -

#### **Cloth and Leather**

After the helmet, every soldier will wish to acquire protection for his torso. A limb can be amputated, but a shattered rib cage isn't something you recover from in this world. GRRM often references "boiled leather" as a kind of basic, low-ranking individual's armor choice. There isn't really a historical precedent for this, since leather on its own is not a good source of protection. But leather can often be incorporated into the following.

* Gambeson - A long quilted tunic, long-sleeved and high-necked. The quilting is stuffed with compressed wool, providing the soldier with a flexible and shock-resistant layer that is worn directly over their clothing, and under all other armor. The gambeson may be made primarily of wool, or leather. A gambeson is the most basic layer of armor, and nearly every soldier will have one since it is relatively easy to produce compared to metal armors.
* Arming Jack - Same concept as a gambeson, but more closely resembling a doublet. Worn under full-plate, where it is preferred for its compact nature.

## Campaigning

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Sevenstreams

Donnelwood is a village in the Riverlands, owing fealty to House Frey. One must pass through Sevenstreams and Hag's Mire if one wishes to go around the Blue Fork while avoiding the Twins.

The village is surrounded by bogs and unreliable roads. The Blue Fork is fed by rills and brooks around Sevenstreams, from which it takes its name.
The Saltspear

The Saltspear is a long inlet that's fed by the Fever River in the est and the Blazewater Bay from the west. The inlet is between the Rills in the north and Cape Kraken in the south. A couple of rivers from the rills, one that comes from Barrowtown and another that comes from the lake next to Torrhen's Square also flow to the Saltspear.
The Blackwater

The Blackwater Rush, commonly called The Blackwater, is a river in the southern Riverlands and the Crownlands with some headwaters in the Westerlands. It is one of the major rivers of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros.

A deep, swift river, the Blackwater's currents are wicked and treacherous. Where the Blackwater Rush meets Blackwater Bay, the current is strong and swift.
The Mander

The Mander is one of the great rivers of Westeros. It slowly flows through the Reach, dividing it in two parts. House Tyrell has it's seat next to The Mander, and so do a lot of other houses in the Reach.

## Geography

The Mander begins its course somewhere in the hills behind Tumbleton, between the Reach and the Crownlands. It rapidly flows through the Hills but starts slowing down at the height of Bitterbridge. There, the river is crossed by the Rose Road, which follows him all the way to Highgarden.

Near Longtable, the Blueburn joins the Mander in its slow flow, and the same does the Cockleswent near Cider Hall. Before arriving to Highgarden a third river joins the Mander in its course.

After passing next to Highgarden the river heads west and starts slowly heading to the estuary, which is closely watched by the Shield Islands, the first and main protection against the raiders.

The Mander is opnely navigable until Highgarden, then it becomse more and more muddy and makes it impossible for normal ships to navigate through it. Only shallow-draughted boats can navigate that part of the river until Bitterbridge. After Bitterbridge is impossible to navigate it, unless it is done with barges or rafts.
The Iron Islands

The Iron Islands is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms. Until Aegon's Conquest it was ruled by the Kings of the Iron Islands and then briefly the Kings of the Isles and the Rivers. The Iron Islands are home to a fierce seafaring people who call themselves the Ironborn. While some say the archipelago is named after the abundant iron ore on the islands, the Ironmen claim it is instead named after their own unyielding nature. The Iron Islands are ruled by House Greyjoy of Pyke.

## Playable Houses

* House Greyjoy of Pyke
	+ House Blacktyde of Blacktyde
	+ House Botley of Lordsport
	+ House Drumm of Castle Drumm
		- House Stonehouse of Carved Keep
	+ House Greyjoy of Bear Island of Bear Island
	+ House Goodbrother of Hammerhorn
		- House Codd of Depth's Lament
		- House Farwynd of Sealskin Point of Sealskin Point
		- House Merlyn of Pebbleton Tower
	+ House Harlaw of Ten Towers
		- House Stonetree of Reaver's Rest
		- House Volmark of Volmark
	+ House Orkwood of Orkmont
		- House Sparr of Nettle's Scourge
	+ House Saltcliffe of Saltcliffe
	+ House Wynch of Iron Holt

### Unlanded Playable Houses

* House Tawney
The Boneway

The **Stone Way**, more commonly known as the **Boneway**, is one of two principal passes which runs through the Red Mountains, connecting Dorne and the Stormlands. The other is The Prince's Pass.

## Geography

The Dornish side is guarded by the Yronwoods of Castle Yronwood, and the Wyls of Castle Wyl. The River Wyl flows from the South-West, over the Way and ending in the Sea of Dorne. In rare, rainy weather, the pass may be rendered unfordable.

There are also several watchtowers along **The Boneway**, manned by the men of House Yronwood. However, these can be evaded by the use of goat tracks, though they would not be large enough to bear large hosts.

**The Boneway** is generally considered to be the much more difficult path into Dorne than the Prince's Pass, being considerably steeper and longer.

## History

Before Nymeria's War, the Yronwood kings styled themselves as Lords of the Stone Way. Additionally, they also held the title of Warden of the Stone Way signifying military seniority over the other lords in the defense of the Stone Way. While they no longer hold their kingly title, they still maintain their position as Warden.

During the Conquest of Dorne, King Daeron I Targaryen used a goat track to evade the watchtowers of the Boneway.

Following the death of his brother, Baelor the Blessed walked barefoot down the Boneway to make peace between Dorne and the Seven Kingdoms.
The Paps

The Paps is an island to the northeast of the Fingers in the narrow sea. The seat of House Elesham, the Paps is considered part of the Vale of Arryn and is sworn to the Eyrie.[1] It is named after a pair of large, stony hills that rise together on the island.

## History

The island was brought under the rule of House Arryn by Hugo the Hopeful, King of Mountain and Vale.
The Westerlands

The Westerlands is a region in the west of the continent of Westeros. Before the Targaryen conquest, it was known as the Kingdom of the Rock. The Westerlands is ruled by the Lannisters of Casterly Rock.

## Playable Houses

* House Lannister of Casterly Rock
	+ House Banefort of Banefort
	+ House Brax of Hornvale
		- House Lydden of Deep Den
	+ House Crakehall of Crakehall
		- House Swyft of Cornfield
	+ House Farman of Faircastle
	+ House Kenning of Kayce of Kayce
		- House Prester of Feastfires
	+ House Lannister of Lannisport of Lannisport
	+ House Lefford of Golden Tooth
		- House Falwell of Festival Hall
	+ House Marbrand of Ashemark
		- House Lorch of Stinghollow
	+ House Plumm of Pitfall
	+ House Reyne of Castamere
		- House Westerling of The Crag
	+ House Serrett of Silverhill
	+ House Tarbeck of Tarbeck Hall
	+ House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest of Wayfarer's Rest
The Torrentine

The **Torrentine** or **Torentine** is a river in Dorne which flows from the western Red Mountains to the Summer Sea. It is formed by the meeting of two rivers, and is considered to be among the fastest flowing rivers on the continent. It is riddled with rapids and waterfalls.

The castles of Blackmont (Blackmont) and High Hermitage (Dayne) sit on the banks of the river. Starfall (Dayne) sits on an island in the mouth of the river.
Stonehelm

Stonehelm is the seat of House Swann in the Stormlands. It is located in the mouth of the Slayne, on the northern shore of the Sea of Dorne. The old walls of its watchtowers are made of white and black stone.

The castle is situated in the Red Watch region of the Dornish Marches.

## History

During the Vulture Hunt, Orys Baratheon fought and smashed the Dornish beneath the walls of Stonehelm, capturing Lord Walter Wyl.
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions:

1- Is this game paid or free?

Nexomon is designed to be a paid game.

2- Will there be in-App purchases?

We have not decided yet, however, one thing is for sure, Nexomon will not be a pay to win game.

3- How much will it cost?

Once we are done with beta testing, we will survey the players and ask them how much they are willing to pay for the content. There's a lot of content in this game, but it could range anywhere from 0.99- 4.99, honestly we don’t know yet, we just want to make as much content as we can on the first go and let players decide what’s the worth of it.

4- Can I beta test the game?

The beta testers already have been choosen and are currently testing the game.

5- Release date?

Unfortunately there is no official release date yet, we hope to finish early 2017 but we don’t want to rush it either. We want deliver our best with the resources we currently have.

6- How can we help?

We really want to get the word out, please help us share our FB page. This will motivate us to work even harder .

7- Will Nexomon include multiplayer?

It’s not our top priority, but if we do well with sales we will add it for sure. We just need to patch the game after launch.

8- Are you the developers of Micromon?

No, we are not the same studio or company. Nexomon is a new and completely standalone project. However we have a good relationship with MOGA (Micromon developers).

9- Android release?

It's definitely in our minds, however, due to limited resources we can only focus on one platform and iOS release will take priority. Porting for Android will be something to be considered once we are done developing the iOS version as we need to evaluate wether we have the resources or not, but let's stay positive! :)
The Fingers

The Fingers are narrow peninsulas of the northeastern Vale of Arryn which extend out into the narrow sea and the Shivering Sea. Pebble is north of the Fingers and the Paps is northeast, while Coldwater Burn and Snakewood are west of the peninsulas.

The Fingers are windswept, treeless, bare and stony. It often rains in the region, which is located north of the Vale proper.

## History

### Andal Invasion

The Andals first arrived on the Fingers when they invaded Westeros. They chiseled the seven-pointed star of the Faith of the Seven onto boulders to mark where they landed.

Dywen Shell and Jon Brightstone were petty kings of the First Men who each claimed to be King of the Fingers. They invited Andals to cross the narrow sea to aid them against their rivals, but both were slain when the Andals turned against them. Taking Jon's daughter as his wife and Dywen's wife as his bedwarmer, the Andal Corwyn Corbray proclaimed himself to be Lord of the Five Fingers. Qyle Corbray, who styled himself King of the Fingers, was slain by King Robar II Royce in the Battle of the Seven Stars.

King Theon Stark, the Hungry Wolf, once landed an army on the Fingers, but the Kings of Winter were not able to hold onto the conquest. During the War Across the Water, the Starks landed on the Fingers three times.
Wolfswood

The Wolfswood is a large forest in the North named for the wolves who inhabit it. The forest is composed of oaks, sentinels, soldier pines, beech, ash, chestnuts, ironwood and firs.

Weirwoods are occasionally found isolated or in pairs.

The wolfswood stretches across the north-western part of the north. It extends west to Sea Dragon Point and nearly as far south as Torrhen's Square.

It is bounded to the north by the Bay of Ice and to the northeast by Northern Mountains. To the east, the wolfswood reaches Winterfell

North of Winterfell are a series of hills in the forest.

In the southeastern corner of the wolfswood is a lake and a tributary of the White Knife. The kingsroad also travels north through the eastern edge of the wolfswood
The Mountains of the Moon

The Mountains of the Moon are a series of mountains that surround the Vale from the west and make a natural border between the Vale and the Riverlands. The mountains end in the Bay of Crabs in the south and in the Bite at the northern tip.

The High Road crosses the mountains which are inhabited by the mountain clans, descendants of the defeated first men Kings of the Vale. The Bloody Gate watches the entrance to the Vale.
Stony Shore

The Stony Shore is a region along the western coast of the North. It is sparsely populated with some inhabitants living in fishing villages. It is frequently raided by the men of the Iron Islands.

It is south-west of the Wolfswood and Sea Dragon Point, and north-west of the Rills, from which it is separated by an unnamed river.

The closest castle must be Torrhen's Square to the east past the hills and lakes.
The Red Fork

The Red Fork of the Trident is a wide slow moving river is a tributary flowing from the Western Mountains. It is named for its red colouring given by the mud and silt of the mountains. It is filled with islands, bends and sandbars. The west bank is higher than the east bank and is much more heavily forested.

Its headwaters are near Hornvale and Deep Den in the Westerlands. It flows north-east past Pinkmaiden and Riverrun, where it joins the Tumblestone, a much faster-flowing river, coloured blue and white. Stone Hedge is located south of the Red Fork, east of Riverrun. Raventree Hall is north of the river, south-west of the Blue Fork.

The Red Fork then continues east till it joins with the Green and Blue Forks, forming the Trident till it continues to the Bay of Crabs.
The Causeway

The Causeway is the only dry road through the Neck and forms part of the Kingsroad in the North. The road rests on a raised embankment which provides the only navigable passage through the bogs.

East of the road is the bleak and barren shore of the Bite, whereas to the west lies the deadly and impassable bogs of the Neck.

Moat Cailin guards the northern approach of the Causeway, under which they must pass.
Sheepshead Hills

The Sheepshead Hill is a series of hills located in the North within the dominion of House Manderly. They lie to the south of the Weeping Water, to the north-west of Ramsgate and east of the White Knife.

The headwaters of the Broken Branch begin in the hills.

Hornwood, the seat of House Hornwood is located along the north-western edge of the hills.
Ironman's Bay

Ironman's Bay is a body of water that separated the Iron Islands from the Riverlands. The bay is surrounded by Cape of Eagles in the north, the Riverlands at the east, the Westerlands at the south and the island of Harlaw to the west.

Seagard is the main port of the Bay and is the base of the riverlander ships that protect the Riverlands from the ironborn. The castle of the Banefort is the Westerland's shield from the ironborn and sits in the westernmost point of the bay.
Summer Sea

The **Summer Sea** is a body of water located south of Westeros. It stretches from the south coast of Dorne to the southern coast of Essos and the northern coast of Sothoryos.

West of the **Summer Sea** is the Sunset Sea. The Stepstones are considered the place where the **Summer Sea** meats the Narrow Sea. The Summer Islands are located in the **Summer Sea** south of Dorne. East of the Summer Islands are Naath, Sothoryos, and the Basilisk Isles. The Valyrian Freehold was located on the northern part of the **Summer Sea** on the Valyrian peninsula, the Gulf of Grief, and Slaver's Bay also border the **Summer Sea**. The eastern **Summer Sea** meets the Jade Sea at the Jade Gates in the north and the Cinnamon Straits in the south.
The Narrow Sea

The Narrow Sea is the sea between the continent of Westeros to its west and the continent of Essos to its east. The sea is relatively narrow and easy to cross, but large enough to make large-scale invasions and military incursions between the Seven Kingdoms and the Free Cities difficult. There is regular trade across the narrow sea between the two continents.
The Narrow Sea can be rough in Autumn, when storms are common. In winter, the storms are worse but less frequent. The Stormlands are especially hit hard by storms which develop in the warmer waters of the Summer Sea to the south. It is suggested that a journey from the Shield Islands to the far side of the narrow sea is so hazardous in autumn that two-thirds of a fleet might be lost in the attempt.
Weeping Town

The ****Weeping Town**** is a market town in the Stormlands. Lying on the southern shore of Cape Wrath, along the Sea of Dorne, it boasts a first-rate port which handles a great deal of the Stormlands' trade. The Weeping Tower, located in the center of town, is the seat of House Whitehead.

### Roads

The Weeping Town is surrounded by a low wall with four gates. The **Merchant's Road** runs across the whole town from the southeastern gate to the northwestern gate, from which it continues across the coastal plain to Broad Arch and eventually Stonehelm. The **Rainroad** exits the northeastern gate and meanders through the Rainwood, connecting variously to Mistwood, Rain House, and Storm's End at its furthest northern extent.

Finally, the **Dragon's Road** connects the Weeping Tower through the southwestern gate to the Weeping Town Harbor, making it both the shortest by far and the most important of the Weeping Town's major roads. The Dragon's Road boasts the sprawling Weeping Town Market, the beating heart of the Weeping Town's economy, just inside the city wall from the harbor.

### Landmarks

The **Dragon's Square**, located just off the Dragon's Road a few minutes' walk from the Weeping Tower, is paved in white bricks rather than the grey cobblestones of the rest of the city. The Square is dominated by a central fountain from which a great statue of King Daeron I Targaryen rises, some twelve or fourteen feet tall, carved from white granite and holding aloft the sword Blackfyre carved from black granite. The Young Dragon brandishes his black sword in the direction of the Sea of Dorne — the object of his ambition.

The Square was built in the 160s AC, following the death of Daeron I. It is unknown for certain who organized and funded its construction, but some speculate that it was probably funded by the merchants of the Weeping Town.

**Lucaereon's Wreck** is a great ancient ship, bigger than the biggest dromond in the Whitehead fleet, recovered from the seafloor of the Sea of Dorne and mounted on stilts in the Weeping Town Harbor.

The Wreck is owned and operated by a man named Lucaereon, who claims to be of Valyrian descent and maintains a collection of what he claims are Valyrian artifacts, including a number of "dragon eggs" which require repainting every month or so. Nonetheless, Lucaereon's establishment is the center of gravity for the Weeping Town's population of expatriates from the Free Cities, and a small Essosi market has grown on the harbor around the Wreck.
Shield Islands

The Shield Islands are also known as the Shields or the Four Shields are four islands of the Reach. They are located in the Sunset Sea west of Highgarden and protect the mouth of the Mander.

The islands include Greenshield, ruled by House Chester, Greyshield, ruled by House Grimm, Oakenshield, ruled by House Hewett and Southshield ruled by House Serry.

There are a series of watch towers on each of the islands which correspond to ones on the mainland to warn of approaching longships from the Iron Islands.
Skagos

Skagos is a large island in the mouth of the Bay of Seals, off the north-eastern coast of Westeros. Nearby to the north is the island of Skane and on its west is the Shivering Sea.

The island is mountainous and forbidding with rough and treacherous currents around the islands. Sailing is hazardous, especially during Autumn storms. The nearby waters have rich fishing grounds.
The Stormlands

The Stormlands is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms on the continent of Westeros. The Kingdom of the Storm was a sovereign nation until the War of Conquest, in which the last Storm King was slain. The region is so-named for the savage and frequent autumn storms that batter the coast after beginning in the Summer Sea. The Stormlands are ruled from the castle of Storm's End by House Baratheon.

## Playable Houses

* House Baratheon of Storm's End
	+ House Buckler of Bronzegate
		- House Cafferen of Fawnton
		- House Fell of Felwood
	+ House Caron of Nightsong
		- House Caron of Harvest Hall
	+ House Connington of Griffin's Roost
	+ House Dondarrion of Blackhaven
		- House Trant of Gallowsgrey
	+ House Estermont of Greenstone
	+ House Morrigen of Crow's Nest
	+ House Penrose of Parchments
	+ House Staedmon of Broad Arch
	+ House Swann of Stonehelm
		- House Grandison of Grandview
	+ House Tarth of Evenfall Hall
	+ House Whitehead of Weeping Town
	+ House Wylde of Rain House
		- House Mertyns of Mistwood

### Unlanded Playable Houses

* House Selmy
Bulie

## #155 – Bulie

**Bulie** is a Wind Wind-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Owlie starting at level 24 and evolves into Wiselie starting at level 48.

## Gallery

Hoosdom from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Hoosdom is the name of the Micromon.
Eurus

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

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## Description

A puzzling Tyrant indeed. Although Eurus desires to become the next King of Monsters, he doesn't try at all. Despite being undoubtedly powerful, Eurus spends every day relaxing in the Drake Isles and doesn't even mind living amongst humans. To make the situation even more baffling, dragons don't bother attacking him. How is this all possible?
Boxrock

## #123 – Boxrock

**Boxrock** is a Mineral Mineral-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Bunrock starting at level 30.

## Gallery

Rabixer from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Rabixer is the name of the Micromon.
Arctivore (Extinction)

## Loved Food

Apple
Canele
Pincho

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**Arctivore** is a Mineral Mineral -type Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It does not evolve.

## Description

Arctivore is a powerful and very loyal Nexomon. It also has an incredible resistance to extreme cold and harsh environments. Watch out for its fangs and sharp claws!
Experimental Lure

## Description

A strange lure that attracts "extinct" Nexomon to you while exploring the wild.

## Location

The Experimental Lure is given to you in exchange for 1000 coins by a scientist in the Synthesis Lab.

## "Extinct" Nexomon

Rapnux

Boilgog

Antarzen

Florozard

Blizstrong

Hyphoon

Goblat

Divette

Gradow

## Trivia

Four of the extinct nexomon appears to be a fourth evolution of the seven starters from the first Nexomon game (Rapunx, Hypoon, Blizstrong, Florozard). Divette and Gradow have been changed from their original types to Psychic and Ghost, respectively, since neither type was present in the first Nexomon game.
Bind (Status)

The **Bind** condition is a status effect that causes a Nexomon to take a set amount of damage each turn.

## Effect

In general, a bound Nexomon takes 8% of its health in damage each turn.

### Nexomon 1

When the nexomon was under the effect of Bind, it couldn't use any skills. It didn't take any damage either.

### Nexomon: Extinction

The restriction of using a skill was removed, but instead you could no longer switch out a nexomon under the effect of Bind.

The Nexomon also takes 8% of its health in damage each turn.

## Causes

### Skills

A Nexomon can be bound when struck by any of the following skills:

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

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## Curing

The effect of Bind can be cured with the use of an Anti Bind.

## In other languages

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Dragons

**Dragons** are a group of Nexomon and are predators to Tyrants. There are two subgroups of Dragons dubbed Greater Drakes and Lesser Drakes. Greater Drakes are by far the rarest of their kind but the most potent type of dragon, able to match the might of Tyrants themselves and destroy entire villages with ease. In comparison, Lesser Drakes are much more common but still considered somewhat rare, and they're neither as strong. The Lesser Drakes are the descendants of the Greater Drakes.

## List of Known Dragons

### Lesser Drakes

All of the lesser drakes shares the Mega Rare rarity.

### Greater Drakes

Wyverne Normal Normal Dracon Fire Fire Glamond Water Water Boscage Plant Plant Graloon Mineral Mineral Tyrake Wind Wind Volta Electric Electric Mystogen Psychic Psychic Krainnull Ghost Ghost
Bolzen

## Description

A rare sight indeed, Bolzen's general location is a mystery to most and yet, he always conveniently appears to deal the final blow when another Tyrant is weakened. The Tyrant of Thunder seems capable of traveling throughout the world in an instant, making it a difficult target for the Guild's tamers.
Clonkey

## #247 – Clonkey

**Clonkey** is an Electric Electric-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Gritch starting at level 23, which evolves into Malfunctor starting at level 47.

## Trivia

### Origin

Clonkey seems to be based on the term "code monkey", referring to a computer programmer who writes code purely and has no input in design.

### Name Origin

Its name may be a combination of "*clunky*" and "*monkey*".
Cosmic Nexomon

Cosmic Nexomon are rare color variants of existing Nexomon that was introduced as a mechanic in Nexomon: Extinction. They don't change anything for the specific Nexomon but are mostly cosmetic and something Cosmic Hunters like to hunt.

## Cosmic Odds

The odds of encountering Cosmic Nexomon changes after various factors.

* **Base Odds:** 1/4000

### Odds Changing Through the Story

* **After Ignitia:** The Base Odds are 1/3500
* **After Drake Isles:** The Base Odds are 1/3000

### Odds Changing through Other means

* **Cosmic Charm** - Each Cosmic Charm you own decreases the Base Rate by 50. Max of 7.
* **Seeing Nexomon** - Each Nexomon you've seen in the Database decreases the Base Rate by 1.
* **Catching Nexomon** - Each unique Nexomon you've captured decreases the Base Rate by 2.
* **Defeating Nexomon** - Each defeated Nexomon decreases that particular Nexomon's Base Rate of being Cosmic by 1. Max 469.
You can check how many you've defeated in the database and are listed near the "Swords Symbol" that is next of its Description.
* **Luring Nexomon** - After retrieving the function to do so in the Abyssals DLC it decreases the Base rate by 200.

### Best Possible Odds

After you are done with the story in the Drake Isles, collected all Cosmic Charms, having captured everything in The Database, defeated the particular Nexomon 469 times, and is luring it will make the Base Odds: **1/700**

## Cosmic Nexomon Behaviour

* If possible, Cosmic Nexomon should always avoid using Conflagration.
* The AI in general will try to only use Conflagration if it is low in HP.
Alpania

## #093 – Alpania

**Alpania** is a Normal Normal-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Alpoca starting at level 31.

## Gallery

Coronia from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Coronia is the name of the Micromon.

### Name Origin

Alpoca may be a corruption of the word "*Alpines*" and "*Alpaca*".
Electric Type

**Electric** is one of the 9 Nexomon types. There are currently ??? Nexomon that are Electric.

## Battle Properties

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

## Electric Nexomon

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

> *For now you can check the category Category:Electric Nexomon for all of the Electric-type Nexomon.*
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## Electric Skills

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

> *For now you can check the category Category:Electric-type Skills for all the Electric-type Skills.*
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Burn (Status)

The **burn** condition is a status effect that causes a Nexomon to take a set amount of damage each turn. Many skills that cause burn are Fire Fire .

## Effect

In general, a burned Nexomon takes 8% of its health in damage each turn.

## Causes

### Skills

A Nexomon can be burned when struck by any of the following skills:

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

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## Curing

The burn effect can be cured with the use of an Anti Burn.

## In other languages

  German
  French
  Spanish
  Korean
Coco (Character)

**Coco** is one of The Player's friends from The Orphanage.

Coco is the deuteragonist of Nexomon: Extinction he is an anthropomorphic cat and comic relief of the game.

## Profile

### Appearance

Coco is and anthropomorphic tabby cat with orange and white fur. He also wears an old hat and satchel.

### Personality

Coco overall likes to argue and disagree with things he dislikes. However he is very loyal to the player due to him being the player's best friend. He tends to be rude and passive aggressive towards others.
Drash

## #100 – Drash

**Drash** is a Fire Fire-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Tephragon starting at level 40.

## Gallery

Ashran from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Ashran is the name of the Micromon.

### Name Origin

Its name may be a combination of "*dragon*" and "*ash*".
Carnagrius (Extinction)

## Loved Food

Flan
Lemon Pie
Donut

> *For info about it in Nexomon 1, see Carnagrius.*
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## Description

Carnagrius are not particularly fond of humans. A long time ago, humans destroyed their natural habitat making them very cautious of tamers. Although it is tough to earn a Carnagrius trust, once a tamer achieves this feat, they become inseperable.
Browi

## #151 – Browi

**Browi** is a Mineral Mineral-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Broduo starting at level 22, which evolves into Broshield starting at level 30.

## Gallery

Dustongue from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Dustongue is the name of the Micromon.
Confusion (Status)

The **Confusion** condition is a status effect that causes a Nexomon to have a chance of being unable to attack for the duration of the effect. Hurting itself in the process.

## Effect

In general, a confused Nexomon has a chance to damaging itself instead of attacking.

### Nexomon 1

A confused Nexomon would never be able to attack and instead take 10% of its health in damage each turn while confused.

### Nexomon: Extinction

A confused Nexomon now has a 35% chance each turn to stop skill use, and deals 8% of its HP in damage if it does.

## Causes

### Skills

A Nexomon can be confused when struck by any of the following skills:

* Nexomon 1
* Nexomon: Extinction

## Curing

The Confusion effect can be cured with the use of an Anti Confusion.

## In other languages

  German
  French
  Spanish
  Korean
Bunrock

## #122 – Bunrock

**Bunrock** is a Mineral Mineral-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Boxrock starting at level 30.

## Gallery

Rabsey from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Rabsey is the name of the Micromon.
Arqua (Extinction)

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

> *For info about the character, see Merida (Character).*
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## Description

The fifth daughter of King Omnicron. This primordial Tyrant of the Seas divided humanity by sinking every ship that dared traverse her domain. Legend has it that she could shapeshift into a human called Merida with questionable volleyball skills.
Flame (Skill)

List of Nexomon that learn Flame (Skill):

* Pira ‎ (← links)
* Tropite ‎ (← links)
* Candrama ‎ (← links)
* Charoon ‎ (← links)
* Parchyon ‎ (← links)
* Kindala ‎ (← links)
* Serala ‎ (← links)
* Flandle ‎ (← links)
* Thermofly ‎ (← links)
* Drash ‎ (← links)
* Tephragon ‎ (← links)
* Silkpha ‎ (← links)
* Pharamoth ‎ (← links)
* Tropi ‎ (← links)
* Trondle ‎ (← links)
* Basten ‎ (← links)
* Felynth ‎ (← links)
* Felicient ‎ (← links)
* Barky ‎ (← links)
* Barkrunch ‎ (← links)
* Abaddog ‎ (← links)
* Heifry ‎ (← links)
* Hamoo ‎ (← links)
* Bovicue ‎ (← links)
* Bulken ‎ (← links)
* Ferosera ‎ (← links)
* Firius ‎ (← links)
* Carnagrius ‎ (← links)
* Fire Type ‎ (← links)
* Flame (redirect page) ‎ (← links)
	+ Lume ‎ (← links)
	+ Kolphur ‎ (← links)
	+ Sulphlo ‎ (← links)
	+ Moltano ‎ (← links)
	+ Flame (Skill) ‎ (← links)
	+ Template:Flame ‎ (← links)
Cloddy

## Loved Food

Green Pear
Banana
Cream Puff

**Cloddy** is a Normal Normal  Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It evolves into Cubdy at level 13 and Lukuma at level 30.

## Description

They are small cuddly creatures enveloped by a fluffy fur that helps them keep balance because of their tiny legs.

## Locations

Pre-Parum:

Hero’s Tomb (Left Side of Grass Patch)

Pinewoods East (Right Side Patch of Grass)

Pinewoods Salem's Maze Entrance (All)

Orphanage South (Top Patch of Grass)

Orphanage East (Bottom Patch of Grass)

Lateria Northwest (Left Side)

Drake Isles Crossroad Northenmost Ruins
Fenrir (Character)

> *For info about him as a Nexomon in Nexomon 1, see Fona.*
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His real name is Fona and uses Fenrir as his human disguise.

## In Nexomon 1

Something about Fenrir being the Champion of Fire.

## Nexomon: Extinction

Something about Fenrir being the one that gives you the ability to remove fire.

## Owned Nexomon

* Tephragon
* Expunk
* Vulpep
* Prismazor
* Stelmo
* Frilia
* Carnagrius

## Gallery

Fenrir face palmingFenrir face palming againFenrir looking seriousFenrir crossing his armsFenrir being angry
Algamaid

## Base Stats

### Stamina

53
100

### Speed

92
47
85

**Algamaid** is a Water Water-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It is not known to evolve into or from any other Nexomon.

## Location

 Royalle City | Royalle Beach Path, Royalle Beach Road and Royalle Shores.

## Trivia

### Origin

Algamaid seems to be based on a mermaid as well as a shrimp.

### Name Origin

Its name is likely a combination of "algae" and "mermaid".
Cordyant

## #076 – Cordyant

**Cordyant** is a Plant Plant-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Zombyant starting at level 32.

## Trivia

### Origin

Cordyant appears to be a type of ant with a white colored fungus spore attached to a red protrusion on the ant's head. The animation of Cordyant appears to show a face on the fungus spore.

This concept resembles "Ophio**cordy**ceps unilateralis,"[1] a fungus found in tropical forest systems that infects ants and turns them effectively into "zombies."

### Name Origin

Its name is a combination of "*Ophio**cordy**ceps unilateralis*" and "*ant*".
Arctivore

## #258 – Arctivore

> *For information about it in Nexomon: Extinction, see Arctivore (Extinction).*
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**Arctivore** is a Mineral Mineral-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Luberg starting at level 43. It is the final form of Frulf.

## Location

 Frozen Tundra | Frozen Fields and Frozen Route.

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Its name is a combination of "*arctic*" and "*carnivore*".
Arqua

## Base Stats

### Stamina

123
100

### Speed

137
93
50

> *For information about the character, see Merida (Character).*
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**Arqua** is a Water Water-type Legendary Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It is not known to evolve into or from any other Nexomon.

## Location

Arqua can be found in the wild after obtaining the Legendary Radar.

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Arqua may be a corruption of the latin word for water, "*Aqua*".
Amelie (Character)

## Amelie

**Amelie** is a initial ally, but later, one of the main antagonists in Nexomon: Extinction, alongside Vados.

She is a guild master at the Tamers's Guild and the creator of the Greater Drakes, and Vados himself.

Although these creatures were created to protect Humanity from Tyrants, and her intentions could be perceived as good, Amelie's hatred of the creatures and extreme desire to protect Humanity leaves her the very questionable means, that could possibly put the world itself into extinction.
Byeol

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

Byeol is a tyrant who appears hidden in Nexomon: Extinction. His history is unknown, although we can assume that he is a rather strange tyrant since his smile is quite distrustful.
We don't know if this tyrant will have an official appearance in Nexomon 3 or if it is simply a secret tyrant.

## Description

This utterly enigmatic Tyrant is... weird? Bizarre? This thing is always staring and smiling. The person writing this entry feels uncomfortable describing Byeol so let's leave it at that.

## Location

It appears randomly in Palmaya (northwest area) although it can actually appear throughout the island. It has a fairly low chance of spawning just like the ghost tyrant (Fane) in the Citadel. We cannot use Lure since we have not sighted it, so we will have to be patient and be lucky.
Branipus

## Loved Food

Chocolate Cake
Donut
Lacreme

**Branipus** is a Psychic Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It evolves into Cerebrius at level 14.

## Description

From the depths of the ocean comes this squishy friend. Its brain power allows him to levitate for some time.

## Trivia

### Origin and Etymology

Branipus seems to be based on a octopus. Its name may be a combination of brain and octopus.
Colincat

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He has the team of: ​Long(est) Schlong(est), Po, Crab Boio, Mexican Oddish (now constipatreed), and last and definitively least Flexappointment

Magpogger would be in this team, but he sadly was kilied, he'll never be forgotten and.. we all know it was the best mon colin ever had

He is also the first person to beat Nexomon in a nuzlocke on recording.
Draclone

## Base Stats

### Stamina

108
100

### Speed

135
83
57

**Draclone** is a Wind Wind-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Tempestra starting at level 32. It is the final form of Fethra.

## Trivia

* In Nexomon: Extinction it is revived as Hyphoon.

### Origin

Draclone seems to be based on a wyrm, a type of serpentine legless dragon.

### Name Origin

Its name may be a combination of "*dragon*" and "*cyclone*".
Alpoca

## #092 – Alpoca

**Alpoca** is a Normal Normal-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves into Alpania starting at level 31.

## Gallery

Pococo from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Pococo is the name of the Micromon.

### Name Origin

Alpoca may be a corruption of the word "*Alpaca*".
Braccus

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

**Braccus** is a Mineral Mineral -type Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It does not evolve.

## Description

The strongest of the Abyssal Tyrants. Braccus emerged in the desert, and marched towards dozens of cities leaving only ruin. People were convinced that he’d become the new King of Monsters, until Grandmaster Xanders finally put an end to him.

## Locations

Precursor Mountain - inside the cave where all Nexomon take damage and start combat with burning (only available after beating Venefelis). Using a Friendship Berry as a Lure will increase the rate at which it shows up.
Darine (Extinction)

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

> *For info about it in Nexomon 1, see Darine.*
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## Description

One of Ziegler's creations, Darine is a loyal servant of the Neterworld King. She serves as one of the many wardens in the Afterlife. Not much else is known about her.

## Trivia

* Together with Titan, she received a type change to one of the new types introduced in Nexomon: Extinction. That being the Psychic Psychic -type.
* Darine also got a color change to match her new typing better.
Fane

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

Like Byeol, we know nothing about this mysterious and threatening tyrant but we hope that in the future we will know more about his story either in Nexomon 3 or in a future game in the saga.

## Description

A mysterious Nexomon said to appear only to those who have beaten countless enemies and proven their worth.

## Location

Fane, like his companion Byeol, is a secret tyrant who appears in the Immortal Citadel. There is no exact location where it can be found but what we know is that it can appear randomly in the hedges of the Citadel and even in its surroundings (Cemetery, Right and Left Route, Down Route).
Caelesa

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

**Caelesa** is a Normal Normal -type Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It does not evolve.

## Description

Caelesa was an Abyssal Tyrant that raced across the continent, making it exceptionally difficult to hunt down. Whether it was chasing a target or running from something, the Guild could never find out.

## Location

Precursor Mountain - the left side of the screen where the locked gate is (only available after beating Venefelis).
Broduo

## #152 – Broduo

**Broduo** is a Mineral Mineral-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Browi starting at level 22 and evolves into Broshield starting at level 30.

## Location

*Note\*: Might have a location within the Netherworld but it isn't documented enough at this time.*

## Gallery

Dustuf from Micromon, which its design was taken from.
## Trivia

### Origin

This Nexomon's design was taken directly with color modifications from its predecessor game, Micromon. Dustuf is the name of the Micromon.
Abaddog

## #183 – Abaddog

**Abaddog** is a Fire Fire-type Nexomon introduced in Nexomon 1.

It evolves from Barkrunch starting at level 34. It is the final form of Barky.

## Trivia

Abaddog is probably the same as Abbadog, but since they are listed with different wordings, it could be that they're only related to one another.

### Origin

Abaddog seems to be based on a mythical hellhound.

### Name Origin

Its name may be a combination of "*Abbadon*", an angel mentioned in the Bible's Book of Revelation and "*dog*".
Glamoory

## Loved Food

Donut
Lacreme
Lemon Pie

**Glamoory** is a Water Nexomon that appears in Nexomon: Extinction. It evolves from Glimoory at level 31.

## Description

Beauty and power can be found on its silky fins. Fishermen are extra careful when a Glamoory appears as they might end up facing the queen of the sea.

## Trivia

### Origin and Etymology

Glamoory seems to be based on an exotic reef fish. Its name may be a combination of glamour and Moorish Idol, a species of reef fish.
Fona (Extinction)

## Loved Food

*Does not have any.*

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**Fona** is a Fire Fire -type Nexomon available in Nexomon: Extinction. It does not evolve.

## Description

The third son of King Omnicron, this primordial Tyrant once engulfed our world in a century of black skies and fire. According to legend, Fona could take the guise of a human being named Fenrir.