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Hummm4 years ago
in your example, Level 13 is the highest level of that creature type you have killed... most monsters (sans legendary) pay out 250 coins as a base (level 1) then + 20 x (level -1), so your level 13 creature would pay 250 + 20 * 12 = 490 (which should be shown directly under the name) ... if you "discover" a level 14, you be awarded 20 more coins. (and the page will indicate level 14 and the new value 530) gold legendaries have a base of 1000 and pink legendaries have a base of 1250 you discovered the first creature of that type 25 days ago, and you have killed a total of 30 of these creatures... what's not displayed is the individual earnings from the creature kills of that type (after the first, they are worth significantly less then the initial discovery... and, in fact, ZERO if you didn't pick up the coins)
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Hummm4 years ago
one more piece of data I meant to mention: creature level is determined by the number of players in the vicinity *when* the creature spawns ... thus, a "scout/point man" in front of a large group of players will will cause low level creatures to spawn. 1-2 claims ahead is ok, but 3-4 or more will ruin it (I don't have precise info on this, perhaps FF will share ... or not!) location levels do not effect creature level but do influence the creature types, the primary factor for type is, however, the biome.
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aleksius
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