Morty's Statistics

Hello again, i have another technical question, this time about the stats i've found in the Morty Deck of this site.
What's the meaning of the Base Stats parameters? I'll make an example to explain myself.

I'm seeing the Repltile Morty and he have ATK 45, DEF 45, SPD 55, HP 46 and TOTAL 191. Now, total is the sum of all parameters but, the others, are the stats that kind of morty have when you find it or are level dependent or something else? I know about formulas, i've seen them but i'm trying to understand about comparing mortys together to see what are the best choice for each tipe.

So, another question relatives to this argument: what parameter i've to check in order to chose the best morty? Number and kind of attacks of course (a morty with only 1 attack of his tipe is useless compared to someone that have 3 and one neutral, imho) but, after that, what's the most important thing?

Thanks for answering and for your help. ^^

Hi Elendel,

Mortys in the wild will be different levels and have different stats than those listed. The "Base Stats" are the starting out point for that particular Morty, and then they are scaled to your level in the wild.

As for the best Morty, the only thing I really look at is its set of attacks. Because you can use an unlimited number of seeds on a Morty, the stats themselves can go up and up as much as you want with no cap, so the only thing that really matters is the attacks the Morty can use.

Hope that helps!

It's a right consideration (about stats and seeds). So i was not wrong when i checked number and type of attacks in first place. In the end it's right to think that, if a morty is really weak, but his evolution is probably strong, it's better to catch enough to mix and gain the last morty of that line right? In this way i'll have a morty already with levels raised and with the chance to gain the attacks i was looking for.

Elendel ha scritto: It's a right consideration (about stats and seeds). So i was not wrong when i checked number and type of attacks in first place. In the end it's right to think that, if a morty is really weak, but his evolution is probably strong, it's better to catch enough to mix and gain the last morty of that line right? In this way i'll have a morty already with levels raised and with the chance to gain the attacks i was looking for.

Mix and match however you want, in the end if you give them enough seeds they will have limitless stats. E.g. my Mortys all have over 2000 attack, defense, and speed because I kept feeding them seeds.