Training Grounds

Unlock Route

1. Training Grounds is available as a starter-style route, so use it to test basic team structure.
2. Choose whether the run is for XP, Fisticub practice, Playful support, or simple Leaf / Fur materials.
3. Map one short loop before spending Grass Heal.
4. Use Clear weather to keep the session predictable while learning role timing.
5. Repeat when the team needs low-risk XP or a controlled role test.

Recommended Team

• Bring one beginner attacker, one support or defender, and one flexible slot.
• Use Bulbin for basic grass practice, Tidlet for support timing, Fisticub for direct combat, and Playful for utility checks.
• Grass Heal should support long practice sessions, not replace basic team balance.
• Food should be cheap and role-specific: Leaf, Any Food, Protein, or Toy Ball.
• Move to specialized habitats once the team knows what role is missing.

Farming Route

1. Run the shortest XP loop first and note which role causes slowdowns.
2. Branch to Fisticub when Fighting Ribbon or direct combat practice is needed.
3. Use Playful checks for Star Piece or support utility rather than rare hunting.
4. Keep the loop predictable; Training Grounds loses purpose when it becomes a broad farm.
5. Stop after the XP or role test is complete.

Rare Spawns

Resource Notes

• Training Grounds is strongest for XP, basic Leaf / Fur materials, Fighting Ribbon, and low-risk role testing.
• It should feed confidence and team shape before harder habitats.
• Playful adds utility value without turning the route into a rare support farm.
• The route is successful when it teaches what to build next.

Common Mistakes

• Expecting Training Grounds to compete with specialized farming habitats.
• Using Grass Heal for a short XP loop that does not need it.
• Ignoring role testing and judging the route only by materials.
• Staying after the team question has already been answered.
• Skipping the route before the player understands basic team roles.