A Temtem with a 50 SV (the max) for HP will have the maximum base HP possible for that Temtem. SVs go from 1 to 50 and the SV number associated with each stat (think HP, STA, SPD, etc) tells you how high or low that stat is. If you haven't played Pokemon or aren't familiar with those terms in Pokemon, that won't help you all that much but this guide will. To put things into Pokemon terms, SVs are the IVs of Temtem while TVs are the EVs. TVs can help make up some ground on lower SVs and subsequent base stats and they can bring an already great Temtem's stats to new heights. So, to increase your Temtem's attack by a single point, you would need to defeat enough Temtem to earn 5 ATK TVs.
Hypothetical example: It takes 5 ATK TVs to increase your Temtem's attack by 1. The formula is currently not known for determining exactly how many TVs are needed to increase a stat by a point, but theoretically, X amount of Y TVs increase your Y stat by a single point. TVs start at zero and increase based on which Temtem you defeat. Our Tempedia can tell you what each Temtem in the game yields in terms of TV. If you want to raise your Temtem's ATK TV, you'd focus on defeating Temtem that yield ATK TVs.
TEMTEM BREEDING GUIDE TV
You can gain up to 500 TV for a single stat like HP or ATK and a maximum of 1000 TVs across all stats for a single Temtem. Each species of Temtem yields a different TV once it's defeated.Įach Temtem you defeat yields a TV value. You can only have 500 for a single stat like HP or Speed but only a grand total of 1000 across all seven stats (HP, Stamina, Speed, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense). They are stat boosts that sit on top of your standard stats.
TV stands for Training Value and they're similar to EVs of Pokemon fame.
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