Energy

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**Energy** is a resource used to play Locations and Mini-Games. It regenerates over time and is the most common item to be dropped in locations. Energy restores even when the game is not active. It does not take any energy to battle a monster.

## Overview

Energy is a resource used to play the game. You need energy to explore Locations and play Mini-Games.

When you are playing the game, you can see your energy bar in the upper left area of your screen, whether you are in the Main City or the Upper City. This tells you:

* how much energy you currently have
* how much energy is considered "full" for you at this time (also known as "maximum energy")
* how much longer until another unit of energy is regenerated

Energy regenerates over time at a rate of 1 unit per 3 minutes. There are boosts which will increase the regeneration rate.

Energy restores even when the game is not active.

Energy starts at 80 points and grows by 5 points for each level. Whenever you level up, you will receive an amount of energy equal to your maximum energy.

Whenever you explore a location or play a mini-game, you will use up some energy. The exception is if you are currently using an Infinite Energy boost, see below for more details.

The term "maximum energy" is used to refer to the amount of energy that is considered "full" for you at this time. However, this amount is not really your limit. You can get your energy "overcharged". This means that you have more energy than what is considered "full" for you at this time. See below for more details.

Energy is the most common item to be dropped in locations. Energy is a reward for most collections.

It does not take any energy to battle a monster.

Energy is different from Strength, even though they appear similar. Strength is used during Visiting.

## Energy By Level

This chart displays several energy values for a general idea of how much maximum energy you will have as you level up. The formula is (Current Level - 1)\*5 + 80. However, the Rabbit's Foot energy item adds 10 points to your maximum energy level permanently. So, if you have used one or more Rabbit's Foot items over the course of your playing time, you may have more maximum energy than this chart suggests.

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## Energy Items

In your **Inventory**, under the **Energy** category, you can see all of the types of consumable energy that you have. These items can be used (consumed) to give you more energy. You may even use enough of them to exceed your maximum energy.

These energy items can be given as rewards for assembling collections, performing an event task, and other reasons. These energy items can be bought for rubies in the store.

> *For the Boosts that restore Energy, check the **Boosters** page.*
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**Red Apple** - Restores 30 Energy units**Fresh Orange Juice** - Restores 50 Energy units**Croissant** - Restores 100 Energy units**Energy Drink** - A fizzy drink restores 150 Energy units**Electrum Cocktail** - Restores 250 Energy units**Rabbit Foot** - Completely restores energy and permanently increases the maximum by 10 units
## Getting More Energy

Energy regenerates over time at a rate of 1 unit per 3 minutes. Thus, a maximum of 480 points can be restored in 24 hours. Many people consider this to be relatively slow. Here are some things where you might get more energy or use your existing energy slower:

**Daily, three treasure chests appear, that give you Energy** as well as coins.

**Not using all of it -** This will make energy easier to fully recharge overnight, or over a break, which can lead to overcharging it.

**Event Gift Boxes on the map** - These gift boxes often contain energy. Usually, it is only 1-2 energy units, but occasionally more.

**Good Monsters** - During certain events, small little "Good Monsters" appear around the city that can restore 1-2 energy units.

**Collections** - A majority of the Collections restore 30-100 units of energy immediately. Other collections, like the **Silver Tea Set**, and **Artifacts of the Mages** give Energy items like apples and croissants. If you have many collections and assemblers waiting, you could save them to be used when you are low on energy. Many artifact collections in particular give Energy items. Past event collections or collections related to a high level location often reward over 100 units of energy.

**Boosters** - Boosts from the Investigations and especially Events can restore energy and improve its recharge rate for a short time. Some boosts can reduce the energy cost for playing a location by up to 50% (Flame Disc) for 24 hours and increases the chance of finding an item in a location with anomaly by the same amount. You can combine them with Dragon's Eye, Golden Hand and Golden Owl boosts.

**Level Up** - When you level up, you will receive an amount of energy equal to your maximum energy. There are boosts that will increase the amount of experience you receive and thus help you to level up more frequently.

**Friends that have a Psychic Boost** - If there are certain locations you want to spend less energy on, it is worth communicating with friends on which places they should visit and lower the energy cost, if possible.

**Make good use of an Infinite Energy boost** - If you receive Infinite Energy for a period of time, try to do as many searches of a high energy cost location(s) as you can during the boost time period. In addition to not spending any energy during this time period, you will be gaining a large amount of experience.

## Infinite Energy

There are several ways that you may have Infinite Energy, including:

* You win an Infinite Energy prize from a mini-game such as Gemstone Vault
* The game decides to award everyone Infinite Energy
* You use an Infinite Energy Cake that is in your inventory
* You use a boost that gives you Infinite Energy

Infinite Energy can last from a few minutes to several hours. A common prize in mini-games is 30 minutes. Infinite Energy Cakes are 3 hours. The game often awards 2 hours. Your energy bar will tell you how much time remains for Infinite Energy.

We are using the term "Infinite Energy" However, you really don't have **INFINITE** energy. Rather, the energy cost of locations and mini-games are reduced to zero during this time. This is an important distinction because if you have a task that says "spend X Energy in Lower City Locations", you cannot complete it while Infinite Energy is active.

## Overcharged Energy

You can overcharge your energy. This means you currently have more than your maximum energy. You can achieve overcharged energy through any of the methods that allow you to gather energy, including:

* Assembling collections that give energy
* Consuming Energy items like apples and croissants
* Leveling up when you are already close to your maximum energy
* Using boosts

You can see how overcharged you are by looking at your energy bar on your screen.

## Related Pages

* Home Page
* Hidden City Info
* Events
* Locations
* Strength
* Collections

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