Guide Fix or Suggestion
Did you spot an error in the guide, have a suggestion for an addition, or know of a title I haven’t included? I’m always looking to improve the guide, so send any suggestions or corrections by using the form button below.
Quick Links
All updates to the guide will be logged here so you can stay up to date with the latest changes.
- Added quick link buttons to get to the most popular areas of the guide.
- Updated the “Future Updates” section to include additional items that will be included in the guide.
- Added details for three previous updates of the game in the “Game Update Log”
- Finished additions of clans, the arena, and cheat sheet to the LangLandia dashboard.
Added more details about Language Journey
- How to access Language Journey
- Language Journey Menu
- A walkthrough of features in the Journey Menu
- How to trap beasts
- Specifics on how to trap beasts, the number of questions to answer, time to answer, and using trap upgrades.
- Trapping beasts for coins
- Where to go to trap beasts for coins and the strategy behind it. You can view a dashboard I made to detail the best areas to trap beasts for coins here.
- Case studies on trapping beasts for coins
- Data and information on my experience trapping beasts for coins in certain areas of the map.
- Tips for Language Journey
- Mapped how to navigate each section of Language Journey. This includes an overview map showing the flow from one section to the next along with detailed images showing the full view of each section and how to get to each portal. Characters, buildings, institutions and where each portal leads to are labeled.
- More details on the menus, capturing beasts, and tips will be added at a later date.
- Updated images for all sections of the map to reflect the beasts currently available in them after the Journey Mode update.
- Added the Fire Phoenix and Aqua Fairy to the list of beasts along with their stats.
- Updated Golden Pegasus stats and wrote an additional blurb on capturing it and variance in stats.
- Provided more information on Dream Phoenix stats since there have been variances.
- Updated all beasts to include additional ways to obtain them.
- Added a link to a Looker Studio dashboard that provides more title details and better filterability.
- Provided 3 more titles that are available across servers.
- Added Rare Spirit Tracker as a spirit-related title
- Provided information on % chance of obtaining a spirit in a super chest.
- Made updates to how much beasts sell for by tier.
- Included how many pets are needed for a beast to get 7% life boost.
- Added number of battle wins with a beast are needed to get a 25% boost.
- Trap and Explore Section
- Uncapturable beasts
- Number of total beasts
- Free vs. FP areas of the map to explore
- List of FP areas of the map
- Beasts unable to capture as a free user
- Beasts Section
- Added where each of the beasts can be found after the update to Journey mode
- Tier names updated
- Player Card Section
- Info about the player search feature
- Pulling up the Titles screen
- Title categories descriptions
- Provided more info on FP Challenges and Practice Battles
- Viewing player cards for different languages
- Message received once a referral is converted
- How to sign up for a new language
- Switching between language servers
- Removed All Vocab section from the settings area since it is no longer available in the game
- Embedded a Looker Studio dashboard to include an updated list of titles. These changes can be found in the player card section.
- Suggestion/Fix form for the guide
- Updated the Battle XP table through 16%, with the exception of wins needed for 15%.
- Qualifications to get on the top 100 rankings board
- Number of players that advance in tournaments based on tournament size
- Time-sensitive items for beginners
- One-time offers
- Titles
- Updated chat screenshots and included what spirit icon looks like in the chat
- Clans Area
- Setting lineup strategy
- Requesting to join a clan and denying requests as an admin
- Accepting requests of players already in a clan
- Finding unclaimed clan war purses
- Predicting next opponent
- Coins received for placing in the weekly Clan Bosses event and title earned
- The Institution and Fluency Road
- Earning Super Chests in The Institution
- Being awarded Super Chests on Fluency Road
- Library
- Submitting fixes in books to earn hero gems
Added 10+ titles, a confirmed and notes column to the titles table, and a detailed description of the titles categories.
Here you’ll find a summary of any major updates made to the game by the developer.
- Gemstones for collars to make beasts stronger
- LangLympics countdown timer
- New LangLympics event section
- Play & Learn Star Challenges
- New titles and star rewards
- LangLympics online event added
- Language Journey replaces the old method of trapping beasts. Provides a way to explore the maps and battle beasts to trap them. Beasts that previously weren’t trappable now are.
- Custom tournaments
- 8 user tournaments
- New Beast: Fire Phoenix
- Titles for getting all three types of Pegasus, Dragon, Phoenix, Fairy, and Unicorn.
- More control over daily quests
- New super chests package
- French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Thai languages were added in beta mode.
- Titles added which boost the life and attack of your main beast. These are obtained through various achievement.
- You can pet and encourage your beast. This boosts your beast’s life.
Navigate to the areas of the guide quickly with these links.
- Signing Up
- Advice for Beginners
- The Cabin
- Study & Battle
- Library
- Battle Online
- The Institution and Fluency Road
- Settings
- Top Bar
- Bottom Bar
Some future items I will be adding to the guide include:
- How to create a clan and assign admin powers as the clan leader
- Levels at which books in the library unlock
- A detailed overview between Fluency Pass and free mode
- Rewards given for all town conversations
- Updated screenshots based on new game layout
- Collar gemstones
- LangLympics
- Monthly Online Events
- Play & Learn stars and rewards
- Points required to level up a beast from level 40
Have something you want added to the guide? Fill out and submit a form using the button below.
LangLandia Guide Overview
For those unfamiliar, LangLandia is a Pokemon-esque game to learn Spanish. It features various game modes and several beasts used to battle. The game is highly addicting and does a great job of providing a fun way to practice words, sentences, numbers, and grammar.
Throughout my time playing the game, I noticed many similar questions from players about the game. So, I decided to create a guide to serve as a resource to answer those questions. Thanks to the help of other players in the game and researching the ins and outs of the game, I was able to assemble this resource.
Without further ado, let’s get into the guide.
Signing Up for LangLandia
Getting started is quick and easy. LangLandia is available for Android and iOS.
After downloading the app:
- Open it up and enter the username you want at the signup screen.
- If you have a referrer, enter it on this screen by selecting the referrer button (feel free to enter my username, QuantumSpanish).
- Select create new user.
Once you create your account, an intro screen and LangLandia character, Lyss, appear. From here, you choose your first beast.
You can choose between a wolf, tiger, or bear. They all start at Level 1 and have the same stats, so your choice doesn’t matter. As you progress in the game, you’ll obtain much better beasts.
After selecting your beast, Lyss will give you an overview of the game areas.
Once you get to the Study & Battle area, you’ll have to choose which vocab to start with. There are three main choices and an additional option to purchase the skip ahead pack to unlock more vocabulary.
You can select beginner, intermediate, or advanced as your free options.
With the beginner pack, you’ll have 50 vocab unlocked, and no head start.
Intermediate will unlock all vocabulary and books up to grade 3. Selecting this option unlocks 300 vocab.
Lastly, advanced makes 1,000 vocab and all books up to grade 6 available. Keep in mind that this doesn’t advance you in The Institution. It only unlocks the vocab for those grades.
If you’ve been learning Spanish for a while, go with intermediate or advanced. You always have the option to switch if you find the vocab too easy by going to your options page.
Choosing conversational will bring up an option to purchase the skip ahead pack. The skip ahead pack unlocks all vocabulary through grade 8, roughly 2,500 vocab, and is the same vocabulary you’d unlock if advancing through The Institution. If you choose not to purchase it right away, you can do so after the initial setup.
Some of the other benefits include:
- 25 books in the game
- Access to the weekly events
- 2 additional daily attacks in the arena (You’ll get 7 instead of 5)
- An extra 100 coins or 3 points per day
- Level 25 dragon
- 10 points
- 3 traps
- 500 coins
The cost of it is $6.99. I wouldn’t get it since you can get all of the same vocab, books, and dragon for free eventually.
It unlocks weekly events because you need to have a beast of a certain level to do most of them. However, this is something you can achieve quickly through regular play.
Next, we’ll cover advice for beginners.
Advice for Beginners in LangLandia
The game has a lot to offer, so it’s easy to get overwhelmed with everything to do. Therefore, aside from reading through this guide, it’s best to explore the various areas slowly.
Start with Play & Learn to get used to the vocabulary you’ll use in all game modes. It allows you to master the vocabulary and accumulate points to level up your beasts, so you’ll be more competitive in online contests and get through the institution easier.
The next thing to focus on to accumulate coins, points, chests, traps, and food is doing the daily quests and quests for fluency points. Do these two things daily, and you’ll quickly build up a decent inventory. Earning fluency pass points and getting to level 50 is a great way to earn an infamous level beast that will give you an excellent start to the game.
Time-sensitive Items
While most things in the game aren’t time-sensitive, there are some items that require your attention at the start since they are only available for a limited time. These are the titles and one-time offers to be aware of.
Titles
So far, there are five known titles that are time-sensitive. As a newbie, if you can obtain these, you’ll get a leg up on boosting your beast with titles seasoned players won’t have. Since the titles were instituted in the December 2022 update, only players who started around that time or after can obtain these. These titles require you to accomplish something on the first day, week, or within the first 45 days.
The titles are:
- Off to the Races
- Description: Get 2,500 correct on the first day
- Boost: +2% Attack and +2% Life
- Institution Wizard
- Description: Graduate from the Institution in the first week
- Boost: +2% Attack and +2% Life
- Unlimited Potential
- Description: Get a 1600 rating in the arena within 45 days of starting
- Boost: +2% Attack and +3% Life
- Heart of a Hero
- Description: Get 10,000 correct in the first week
- Boost: +2% Attack and +2% Life
- Spirit of a Champion
- Description: Get 100,000 correct in the first week
- Boost: +3% Attack and +4% Life
One-time Offers
As a new player or someone starting on a new language server, eight one-time offers are available as you level up your beast for the first time. These offers will pop up on the main screen area as you cross the various beast-level thresholds.
The levels that these offers are available as follows:
- Level 7
- Level 14
- Level 20
- Level 30
- Level 40
- Level 50
- Level 60
- Level 70
In my opinion, the level 60 offer is the best value and the only one I’d seriously consider. However, it all depends on your goals in the game. Below are the details of what each offer includes.
Level 7
Price: $1.99
Items offered
- 9,000 coins
- 20 points
Level 14
Price: $2.99
Items Offered:
- 5,000 coins
- 20 points
- 8 traps
Level 20
Price: $6.99
Items Offered:
- Level 70 Minotaur
- 6,000 coins
- 20 points
- 10 traps
Level 30
Price: $8.99
Items Offered:
- Level 31 Direwolf
- 10,000 coins
- 20 points
- 15 traps
Level 40
Price: $15.99
Items Offered:
- The Ultimate Collar
- 12,000 coins
- 20 points
- 20 traps
The Ultimate Collar costs $19.99 if available for a daily deal or 50k coins in the store. The deal on the Ultimate Collar is what makes this offer valuable. However, if waiting until the Level 60 offer, you can get a better collar (Collar of the Gods) and extras for $27.99. That is a much better value.
Level 50
Price: $21.99
Items Offered:
- Level 70 Forest Fairy
- 15,000 coins
- 30 points
- 18 traps
The big get in this one is the Level 70 Forest Fairy. It usually costs $42.99 in the beasts section of the store and is available for purchase every other day. As a daily deal, the Forest Fairy is available for $19.99. Keep in mind that you’re obtaining a level 62 Forest Fairy in the store and the daily deal. Here, it’s Level 70. The Forest Fairy can also be trapped in the Dark Hedges section of the map in Journey mode or won in a rare contest.
Level 60
Price: $27.99
Items Offered:
- Collar of The Gods
- 15,000 coins
- 50 points
- 20 traps
The Collar of the Gods regularly costs $59.99 or 140k coins. However, you get the collar, coins, points, and traps for less than half that price in this deal. In my opinion, this is the best of the one-time offers based on value.
Level 70
Price: $39.99
Items Offered:
- Level 70 Red T-rex
- 40,000 coins
- 60 points
- 40 traps
The Red T-rex is ordinarily only obtained via purchase with 150k coins in the store or captured in the Crystal Pillars area of the map. So, this will be the rare instance where it can be purchased with actual money. Unlike buying it with coins, you get this one at Level 70, whereas when purchasing it in the store, you have to level it up from level 40, which takes roughly 350 points.
The Cabin
To access the cabin, click your beast in the center of the screen. In this area, you’ll find several items.
Stats Area
First, you’ll notice you have the same top bar as on the main screen, which displays your username, vocab mastered, class rank, login streak, points, and coins.
On the left is a display of your beast stats. It lists the beast level along with the ability to add points.
The next portion shows the attack, titles bonus, life, loyalty, and battle wins for the main beast. If you’re looking at a secondary beast, you’ll see speed after the attack section instead of the title bonus. This is because only the beast in the main slot gets title bonuses.
The numbers displayed on the far right in the attack and life sections in blue are the base stats of your beast. These do not include any boosts from collars, loyalty, spirits, battle xp, encouragement, or titles.
The green number on the left is the percent boost earned from loyalty and encouraging/petting your beast. You’ll notice green dots on the loyalty meter. Each one represents 2%. The loyalty boost maxes out at 22%.
The max boost for encouraging your beast is 7%, which occurs at 10k pets. Here is the table mapping the percentage increases. The encouragements needed for them are verified.
Pets | % Boost |
|---|---|
| 10 | 1% |
| 50 | 2% |
| 100 | 3% |
| 500 | 4% |
1,000 | 5% |
5,000 | 6% |
10,000 | 7% |
**thank you to users @VioletAce for bringing the encouragement counter to my attention and @Joebadiah for doing research to discover the tiers and title
At 5,000 pets, you receive the Cuddle Buddy title, which gives a base boost of 7B attack and 600B life. This is beast-specific, so it will only apply to the beast you pet 5,000 times if they are in your main beast slot. If you pet your beast 10,000 times, you’ll earn the Soulmates title. This provides a boost of 21B and 1,500B and replaces the Cuddle Buddy title.
You can encourage your beast every 7-10 seconds. So, it’d be good practice to use the encourage/pet feature each time you feed your beast.
To pet your beast, tap on the one you want to encourage. You’ll see a hand icon and a comment of encouragement, followed by the beast’s reaction.
You can find the number of times your beast has been encouraged by going to “Beasts & Spirits,” clicking on the beast, and viewing the number in white to the right of battle wins.
Displayed in red is the battle XP boost. This increases in one-percent increments as you win more battles with your beast. The max percentage is unknown, but the highest I have seen is 25%.
Below is a table of the verified battle XP wins needed for a specific percentage boost. Message me (QuantumSpanish) if you have confirmed the number of battle wins to reach another percentage boost.
XP% Boost | Battle Wins |
|---|---|
| 1% | 50 |
| 2% | 150 |
| 3% | 260 |
| 4% | 390 |
| 5% | 530 |
| 6% | 690 |
| 7% | 870 |
| 8% | 1,070 |
| 9% | 1,300 |
| 10% | 1,560 |
| 11% | 1,850 |
| 12% | 2,180 |
| 13% | 2,550 |
| 14% | 2,960 |
| 15% | 3,430 |
| 16% | 3,950 |
| 17% | 4,540 |
| 18% | 5,200 |
| 19% | 5,950 |
20% | 6,790 |
21% | 7,730 |
22% | Unknown |
23% | Unknown |
24% | Unknown |
25% | 13,000 |
The orange numbers displayed show the boost for the combination of collar and collar gemstones associated with the collar assigned to the beast. You can view the strength of collars by clicking here.
Percentages indicated in purple represent the boost a spirit attached to the beast gives. Spirits come in common (1), rare (2), and legendary (3) levels with varying boost percentages. Common spirits provide the least boost and legendary the most. However, percentages vary even within the category of spirit.
To view title bonus boosts, tap the “Titles Bonus” area. Attack bonuses are on the left, with the percentage increase first and the points increase second. On the right is the life boosts. Again, percentage first, then points. If you have the Ultimate Team title that ties to a specific beast, those point boosts won’t be included in the points boost number you see.
Battle Wins represents the number of wins you’ve gotten with your beast. Every 10 wins give you 1 loyalty point for your beast.
Inventory
Points
Points give you the ability to level up your beast. Leveling up your beast makes it more powerful and helps unlock other portions of the game.
You get points in various ways, such as:
- Chests
- Completing daily quests
- Completing achievements
- Contests
- Daily free points in the store
- FP daily points
- Play & Learn
As a free member, the store offers one free point, two points and 100 coins for watching a 30-second ad, and lastly, if you switch your settings, you can receive 3 additional points instead of 100 coins daily.
To win them in Play & Learn, you’ll need to win multiple matches. You get a certain number of XP after each battle, and once the meter fills, you receive a point. As you play more, the XP needed to earn a point increases. However, it maxes out at 801 XP.
Coins
In LangLandia, you can buy beasts, collars, food, chests, and traps using coins.
There are many ways to get coins:
- Chests
- Your shop
- Contests (daily, weekly, monthly, and tournaments)
- The monthly arena awards coins daily based on rank
- Daily contests include Exams and The League
- Weekly events can award coins as the weekly prize, or you can receive coins as part of the weekly challenges within the event
- Monthly events that are for Fluency Pass users only and offer larger prizes
- Selling beasts and collars
- Selling points, potions, traps, or food
- Receiving from other players
- Mastering vocab
- Completing daily quests
- Finishing an achievement
- Conversation with Liam or Lyss
- Answering book questions in the library
- FP Daily Points
- Clans
Potions
Potions restore health to your beast while battling. You can use up to two per battle while in Study & Battle, The League, The Institution, The Speech Institution, and Clan Boss battle modes.
Acquire potions via:
- Chests
- Contests
- Completing daily quests
- Finishing achievements
- Conversations with Liam and Lyss
- Answering book questions in the library
- FP Daily Points Rewards
- Defeating a Fluency Road boss
- Training
To use them in battle, click the potion bottle at the top of your screen. Since Play & Learn matches don’t matter, avoid using them there and instead utilize them in The League, Clan Bosses, The Institution, and The Speech Institution.
Food
Use food to boost beast loyalty which increases the overall strength of your beast. You can feed your beast once per hour. Feeding your beast boosts its loyalty by one point if you are a free member. However, Fluency Pass members increase beast loyalty by two points when feeding it.
To feed your beast, click the Feed button when it is green to feed your currently selected beast. If the icon is gray, then you aren’t able to feed your beast yet.
The ways to obtain food include:
- Chests
- FP Daily Points Rewards
- Purchasing in the store
- Collecting it on the map in Journey mode
Equipping Collars
You can click below the inventory section to equip a collar to your beast. You will be able to choose from the current selection you have available. The boosted percentage provided by the collar will show in the stats section on the left of the cabin screen.
There are a total of 13 collars in the game. I have broken them down by tier.
While most boost attack and life on a percentage basis, there are three that boost attack and life on a points basis.
Upper Tier
Middle Tier
Lower Tier
Non-Percentage
Collars can be obtained in the following ways:
- Super Chests – collars up to The ONE collar can be obtained in these
- Chests – Collars up to The Ultimate Collar can be obtained in chests. However, the better the collar, the rarer the chance of getting one in a chest.
- Play & Learn Area – In the Play & Learn area, you can battle beasts to earn stars. If you earn enough stars, you can get collars in the Rewards section. The highest obtainable collar here is The Ultimate Collar.
- Contests – These can be earned in Exams, The League, Weekly Events (Correct Cup, Even Arena, Boss Royale, Exam Battle), and Monthly Events (FP Users Only)
- One-time offers – these are available to new players when they are hitting certain levels with their beast for the first time. An ultimate collar one-time deal is available at level 40 for $15.99 and the collar of the gods deal is available at level 60 for $27.99.
- Purchase – Collar of The Gods, The Ultimate Collar, and Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar can be purchased at all times in the store with coins. The ONE Collar can only be purchased with coins at random times when it is offered as a daily deal and will appear under the “Deals” section of the store.
Three of the collars, The ONE Collar, Collar of the Gods and The Ultimate Collar can be purchased with real money. However, this only occurs at random times and will appear under the “Deals” section of the store.
The prices are as follows. Keep in mind these are subject to change but as of June 2022 this is what the prices stand at.
- Purchase Prices in Coins
- The ONE Collar: 800k
- Collar of The Gods: 140k
- The Ultimate Collar: 50k
- Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar: 10k
- Purchase Prices in US Dollars
- The ONE Collar: $169.99
- Collar of the Gods: $59.99
- The Ultimate Collar: $19.99
- The ONE Collar: $169.99
- Purchase Prices in Coins
You can also sell any of the above collars to the trader in town. The sale value of the collars are as follows:
- The One Collar: 60k
- Collar of The Gods: 30k
- The Ultimate Collar: 10k
- Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar: 2,500
- Dragonplate Collar: 400
- Crocodile Tooth Collar: 150
- Leather Collar: 35
- Fur Collar: 20
- Cloth Collar: 10
- Feather Collar: 10
- Iron Plate Collar: 150
- Bronze Plate Collar: 35
- Synthetic Collar: 20
Beast Slots
On the bottom, you’ll find all five slots for your beasts. Early in the game, you may not have all slots available yet. However, as you progress through The Institution, you unlock more up to the maximum of five. By clicking a beast, you’ll be able to view its stats and collar equipped.
The additional slots unlock at the following levels of The Institution:
- Slot 1: Grade 1
- Slot 2: Grade 4
- Slot 3: Graduate from The Institution
- Slot 4: Graduate from The Institution
All Beasts & Spirits
To see your entire stable of beasts and spirits, click on “Beasts & Spirits,” located above the inventory section.
You can sort your beasts by Level, Rarity, Type, Recent, or Loyalty on the top right.
Click any of your beasts to pull up their stats. You’ll have the same stat categories appear as before. However, the attack and life stats shown are with the loyalty boost (these don’t reflect the final stats that include the equipped collar, battle xp%, spirit, or titles).
Loyalty
The loyalty area shows the total loyalty points. As previously mentioned, Fluency Pass members receive two each time their beast is fed, and free members get one. Both Fluency Pass and Free members receive one loyalty point for every ten battles won with their beast.
Below is a chart showing the loyalty percentage and number of loyalty points needed to reach it.
| Loyalty % | Points Needed |
|---|---|
| 2% | 1 |
| 4% | 4 |
| 6% | 16 |
| 8% | 43 |
| 10% | 91 |
| 12% | 166 |
| 14% | 274 |
| 16% | 446 |
| 18% | 702 |
| 20% | 1066 |
| 22% | 1566 |
Suppose you have a beast with a base attack and life of 413 and 24,667 (stats displayed in the main area of the cabin) with loyalty of 20%. In that case, the stats will show 496 attack and 29,600 life regardless of the type of collar equipped. If you want to view the total stats of your beast with collar and loyalty included, there are two ways. First, by clicking on your username from the top bar. The second option is viewing your player card by clicking your username wherever it appears in the game.
Selling Beast
Select the beast you wish to sell and click the “Sell Beast” button. A confirmation screen will pop up displaying the sale value of the beast.
Keep in mind that if you sell a beast and it’s the only one of that particular beast you have, it will reduce the count of beasts caught in your beastiary (found in Trap & Explore, then Beastiary in the top right corner).
If you have duplicates you don’t need, selling them will give you additional coins to put towards something else.
Sale values depend on the tier of your beast, and the values are as follows:
- Mythical – 40,000 coins
- Legendary – 20,000 coins
- Epic – 4,000 coins
- Elite – 2,000 coins
- Very Rare – 700 coins
- Rare – 250 coins
- Uncommon – 100 coins
- Common – 35
Assigning Beasts
In this area, you can assign your beasts to specific slots by clicking on the desired beast and clicking the “Switch” button. Assuming you have unlocked all five slots, you can set it to main, which will default the beast to use for any game mode. Setting a beast to any other place means it is the next beast to come out if you’re participating in something where all of your beasts deploy. The League is an example of this.
Spirits
The other portion of this area is the spirits section. After clicking “Beasts & Spirits” from the main cabin area, press “Spirits,” and you can view all available spirits.
These spirits are obtained by opening Super Chests. There are three spirit tiers, common (1), rare (2), and legendary (3). Obtaining legendary spirits can also earn you titles. Right now, there are six known titles for acquiring a certain number of spirits.
- Legendary Spirit Holder
- Description: Get 1 Legendary Spirit
- Boost: +7B Attack and +300B Life
- Legendary Spirit Tracker
- Description: Get 2 Legendary Spirits
- Boost: +14B Attack and +600B Life
- Legendary Spirit Hunter
- Description: Get 5 Legendary Spirits
- Boost: +21B Attack and +1,200B Life
- Legendary Spirit Master
- Description: Get 10 Legendary Spirits
- Boost: +28B Attack and +1,500B Life
- Rare Spirit Holder
- Description: Get 20 Rare Spirits
- Boost: +4B Attack and +150B Life
- Rare Spirit Tracker
- Description: Get 40 Rare Spirits
- Boost: +7B Attack and +300B Life
The chances of getting a spirit are rumored to be 2%; I haven’t personally been able to confirm that, though. However, when you get a spirit, you have equal odds as to which beast it will be for. So, for example, there is no increased rarity of getting a Golden Pegasus spirit over a Tiger one.
If you get a spirit that matches a beast you have, you can assign it to that beast. This spirit will boost the attack and life based on the percentage shown on the spirit card. Legendary spirits boost your beast the most and common ones the least. Boost levels can vary even within the same tier of spirit.
To place a spirit with your beast, select the spirit you wish to use. Spirits not currently in use will have a shadow. Ones in use will show the beast in full color. Next, select “Place Spirit.” This brings up a list of beasts eligible for that spirit. If you have multiples of a beast, you can choose which one to put the spirit on.
Click on “Add,” which will add the spirit to your beast.
If you try to add a spirit and don’t have a beast for it, you’ll get an alert.
If you later want to remove the spirit, select the spirit you wish to remove and tap “Remove Spirit.” You’ll get a dialog box stating the removal was successful. From there, you can place it on a different beast if you wish. This comes in handy if you get a spirit early on and put it on a lower-level beast but then later obtain the same beast at a higher level by trapping it.
There is a “Claim NFT” button, but it is unknown what that will be. The feature is currently in development, and as of January 15, 2023, you’ll get an alert when clicking the button.
Each spirit card will show a unique name and number.
When viewing player cards, any beasts with a spirit are indicated with the spirit icon. Click on this to view the spirit stats.
Play & Learn
The Play & Learn area is where you can practice your Spanish vocabulary while battling beasts. The categories available to you will vary depending on if you are a free or Fluency Pass member. The numbers in parentheses represent the total number of items you can unlock for that category. You unlock more words as you advance through The Institution and Fluency Road.
Free Categories
Quick Battle
Common Words
Numbers
Verbs
Sentences
Grammar
Fluency Pass Categories
Speech
You can practice your pronunciation and test your vocab recall in speech mode. It’s a great way to prepare for the Speech Institution as well.
It works similarly to the standard Study & Battle mode. However, the time between questions takes a bit longer because the game needs to recognize what you said and state the correct answer after each question.
There are two achievements tied to the speech feature. First, the number of voice questions answered, and the second, voice battles won. Answering voice questions can earn up to 119k coins and winning voice battles up to 112 traps.
Keep in mind that speech mode is still a work in progress. It has its flaws but has improved since it first began. If battling and what you say is not recognized correctly, hit the reset button and try pronouncing it again.
Suggested
According to the game description on this one, it is the least seen, worst, and slowest vocabulary combined. The purpose of it is to improve your online battle results.
Worst
This category allows you to work on your worst vocab based on the percentage answered correctly. You can click on a specific area you’d like to work on (common words, numbers, verbs, sentences, grammar, or vocab pack) and then battle. Doing so allows for ample practice to improve these words. Additionally, you can limit how many words you’d like to use in the battle by using the slider at the top. Limiting the number of vocab allows you to work on the words that need the most work. As you limit the number of items, the vocab with better scores gets eliminated from the list.
Slowest
Vocabulary with the highest response times goes here. Often, you’ll find many newer words or phrases that you’ve seen fewer times, so it’s easy to improve those times if you limit the number of items used in battle. This section helps particularly with the arena where quick response times are crucial.
Last Seen
Given the amount of vocabulary available, especially with Fluency Pass, this category is helpful for words/phrases that have not appeared for quite some time.
Vocab Mastery
In this area, you’ll find words close to being mastered. For mastery, vocab needs to be answered a minimum of 10 times, above 80%, and within a specified time. The required time varies depending on the vocab category. By limiting the vocab used in battle to 5-10, typically, items are mastered in 1 to 2 battles.
Common words get mastered quicker since it will take 25-30 correct answers to win a battle. However, the grammar and sentences take a bit longer. As of June 2022, the sentence and grammar portion of vocab mastery doesn’t function properly. So, the best way to master those is to master all numbers, common words, and verbs first, then go through each vocab pack to tackle sentences and grammar simultaneously.
Matching
While battling in this category, you’ll only get matching questions. In easy mode, you’ll match 3 words with their Spanish equivalent. However, if battling on normal or hard difficulties, you’ll match 5.
Conjugation
This area allows you to practice verb conjugations in the tense of your choosing.
The tenses available include:
- Infinitive
- Present
- Past
- Future
- Irregular Verbs
- Imperative
- Past Participle
- Perfect
- Imperfect
- Reflexive
- Progressive
- Conditional
Vocab Packs
Here you’ll find vocab word categories.
The vocab pack categories include:
- Time
- Kitchen
- Clothing
- Hobby
- House
- Colors
- Nature
- Social
- Personality
- City
- Directions
- Travel
- Fantasy
- Religion
- Animals
Grammar Packs
Available in this area, you can practice various aspects of grammar.
Here are the categories:
- Adjectives
- Difficult Pairs
- Estar vs. Ser
- Gender
- Para vs. Por
- Past
- Perfect
- Reflexive
- Subjunctive
- Conditional
- Pronouns
Difficulty Level
You can select between Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulties within this area. Depending on your Spanish knowledge, you can choose accordingly. For example, if you’re strong in the common words category, you might battle on the hard difficulty. However, for numbers, maybe you’ll need to play on easy if you aren’t great at them yet. You can select the difficulty level before each battle.
The amount of XP earned varies depending on the difficulty level chosen. XP goes towards filling up the bar to earn a point to boost your beast.
These are the general point totals you can expect if winning a battle:
- Easy – 30 XP
- Normal – 70 XP
- Hard – 100 XP
Allow for a +/- 10 points each way for those figures. The total depends on the number and type of questions answered in a particular battle.
One additional item of note is the difference between answer options in easy mode versus normal and hard. Easy mode displays three options to answer from for common words, numbers, and verbs. Matching questions require matching three English words to three Spanish words. However, normal and hard difficulties display five answer options and matching five English to Spanish words.
Regardless of the difficulty, you’ll match with an equal-level beast. However, as you progress in difficulty, your opponent will attack faster, meaning you have room for fewer mistakes to win.
There is no consequence for losing a battle. However, you get fewer XP points and don’t earn a win to go towards the five needed to get a free chest in town.
Hands-Free and Training Mode
To enter hands-free or training mode, start a Study & Battle session, but before beginning, click one of the yellow buttons in the bottom-right corner.
Hands-free mode is an excellent way to practice your speaking. You’ll hear the word or sentence in English and say the answer in Spanish. With each correct answer, you’ll get XP to go towards earning a point. If you need to skip a question, say “proxima.”
If in the hands-free mode, you can switch to regular training mode by using the toggle. You’ll then go to the standard way of answering questions by clicking on the appropriate answer.
You’ll see “Go Until Correct” below that toggle. Hit that toggle to turn the feature on or off. This option decides whether to proceed to the following question in the event of an incorrect answer. Beneath that, you can review wrong answers.
Throughout the training session, you’ll accumulate rewards. The box on the right of the screen displays the subsequent rewards and how many correct answers are needed to get it. Above the rewards bar is a meter tracking correct responses and the number of questions answered. The counter to accumulate rewards resets each week.
The most questions answered correctly in one training session are displayed in white at the top right-hand corner. There is an achievement that uses this number. The largest reward for answering questions in a training session is 6,000 coins for 5,000 correctly responded to questions in a single session.
When you’d like to finish a session, click the back arrow to leave.
Setting a Goal
Setting goals is a great way to accumulate additional coins. For example, you can bet some of your coins, and if you meet the goal, you earn the prize offered.
You can select goals in four different time increments:
- 1 Hour
- 4 Hour
- Daily
- Weekly
Selecting a goal removes coins from your total. If you achieve the goal, you receive the awarded amount. However, no coins get awarded if you fail, and the bet amount is lost.
For example, if you set a goal where you bet 50 coins and the prize is 100, 50 coins get removed from your total, and if the goal gets met, you receive 100 coins. So, this means the total number of coins won is 50.
Free members are limited to the goal highlighted in green. In contrast, Fluency Pass holders can select the goal of their choosing.
You can only set one goal at a time. After selecting a goal, a bar is displayed at the top to track your progress—correct answers from any game mode count towards the goal.
Comments and Sentences
The last remaining section of the Study & Battle area is the comments area. Players can comment on specific words or phrases on how to remember them or explain the reasoning behind their structure.
There are a couple of toggle filters in this area. The first is top or recent, and the next is all comments or ones you have left. Tap the toggle to switch to the other filter mode.
You can scroll to the word or phrase or use the search box to locate it. Then click on the “I” to leave a comment. From here, you can input a comment title and any tips. It then becomes publicly viewable for people to reply and like it. These helpful comments are great ways to accumulate likes towards your total during the monthly likes competition for Fluency Pass holders.
If there is a comment already available for the particular word or phrase, you’ll see it when you pull up the create a comment box. Otherwise, you’ll see a message stating there is no comment for it yet.
Another letter you’ll see next to some words is “S.” This means the word is associated with a sentence within the game. Click on it to view which sentences use the word.
Library
The library is where you can read an assortment of books. While they are called books, it’s mostly a series of short stories. They aren’t the length of a book, except for Don Quixote.
You’ll gradually unlock more books as you progress in the game. Answering questions from the books is a great way to earn rewards early on.
In total, you can receive the following rewards by answering questions about what you’ve read:
- 27 Points
- 26 Potions
- 550 Coins
The books All Vocabulary, The Dream Phoenix, and Don Quixote do not contain questions or rewards. The earlier books are a mix of English and Spanish. However, as you unlock more books, they will ultimately be 100% in Spanish. You can click on any word within the books and see the translation.
Free
- The Lost Boy (Parts 1-3) – 3 Points and 6 Potions
- Emilio’s Diary (Entry 1-7) – 7 Points, 8 Potions, 150 Coins
- Diario de Jack – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- Going Down Below – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- The Town’s Greatest Warrior – 1 Point and 2 Potions
- The Legendary Beast Trapper – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- Dragon Born – 1 Point and 2 Potions
- The Boy and the Griffin – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- The Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar – 1 Point and 100 Coins
- Blanca Flor (Part 1-2) – 3 Points and 2 Potions
- El Hogar – 1 Point and 2 Potions
- The Explorers and the Bite – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- La Pobre Viejecita – 1 Point and 2 Potions
- Como Agradecen Los Animalitos – 1 Point and 2 Potions
- The Most Powerful Beasts in LangLandia – 1 Point and 50 Coins
- The Unicorn Beggar – 2 Points
- All Vocabulary – Nothing
Fluency Pass
- Don Quixote (Prologue and Chapters 1-35) – Nothing
XP
Reading does give some XP points, although, typically only two after reading for a bit. However, reading for 120 seconds is one of the requirements to complete the daily tasks. So, the XP is a bonus for what you will be doing anyway.
There is a section in achievements that awards coins for reading too. However, this is limited and maxes out at 12 hours of reading.
Submitting Fixes for Hero Gems
With the update in December 2022 came the ability to submit fixes for any errors seen in the books. While highlighting a word or phrase, click on the yellow wrench to submit a fix. The “Fix Book Mistake” dialogue box pops up.
You can edit the Spanish or English side of the word or phrase and add your comments. Finally, click submit fixes, and then you’ll get a confirmation box.
Note: As of January 15, 2023, the feature is available, but the details have not been worked out yet. So, you can submit fixes, but it is not yet determined how many hero gems are received for accepted fixes and what can be obtained with hero gems.
Language Journey
Language Journey was added to the game at the end of 2023 as an interactive way to capture beasts. Previously, capturing beasts was done via the Trap & Explore section (now map). In this area, you’d click on an area of the map you had unlocked, and when the map came up, you’d see the possible beasts that could be captured. From there, you’d click “place trap,” and it was sheer chance if you caught what you were hoping for. Additionally, you wouldn’t always catch a beast that was shown on that area of the map, which added a bit more randomness to it.
With Language Journey, you can be a bit more intentional in how you use your traps. This part of the game also integrates with The Institution and Fluency Road.
Getting to Language Journey
Accessing Language Journey is done in two ways. First, by clicking the map icon in the bottom left of the main screen, selecting a portion of the map, and hitting the “Go Find” button. This doesn’t take you directly to that area of the map; it only shows the beasts in that section before jumping back into Language Journey, where you last left off.
The second way is through Play & Learn and then clicking Trap & Explore.
Language Journey Menu
Once in Language Journey, you can access the menu by selecting the hamburger icon in the top left corner.
Left Area of the Journey Menu
Grade and Steps Walked
The top left of the menu contains your grade in The Institution, followed by the number of steps walked in Language Journey. In Language Journey, you can get a title for walking a certain number of steps, and it has three tiers.
- Trailblazer
- Description: Walk 100,000 steps in Language Journey
- Attack: +1%
- Life: +1%
- Enduring Voyager
- Description: Walk 500,000 steps in Language Journey
- Attack: +2%
- Life: +2%
- Epic Explorer
- Description: Walk 1,000,000 steps in Language Journey
- Attack: +3%
- Life: +3%
Difficulty
Choose your difficulty for Language Journey. The more difficult, the more likely you are to encounter a rarer beast.
Battle Online
This takes you out of Language Journey and to the Battle Online area of the game.
Go to Beginning
Clicking this will transport you to the entrance portal for the area of the map you are on. This helps transport you quickly through the map without needing to battle beasts or use food to get where you want. Keep in mind this only works when navigating the map from bottom to top rather than top to bottom. The map starts in East Peak and goes to The Cliffs of Insanity. So, if you’re traveling the map that way, this feature won’t help you.
An example of this feature is if you were just in The Floating City and wanted to get through King’s Path Part 2 to King’s Path Part 1. You arrive at the first portal in part 2 of King’s Path and click “Go to Beginning” to transport to the portal that leads to part 1 of King’s Path.
Center Area of the Journey Menu
The center area of the menu contains six options: beasts, quests, store, profile, options, and leave.
Beasts
This takes you to the cabin, where you can swap beasts, change collars, and go to the spirits area.
Quests
You can view your progress on daily quests and achievements.
Store
This button will take you to the store, which is handy if you need to stock up on food before hunting for beasts.
Profile
Profile pulls up your player card.
Options
You can view and adjust basic options. Items to adjust include sound effects, spirit animations, and your alphabet.
Leave
It takes you out of Language Journey and back to the Play & Learn screen.
Right Area of the Journey Menu
In this portion, you’ll find the map and a summary of your inventory.
Map
Clicking the map will show every section of the map. If you’ve unlocked a section, you’ll be able to see what is available to capture in the area. On the left, you’ll find the number of traps available, and on the right, you can view the beastiary to see how many of the 55 beasts you’ve obtained.
Inventory
The inventory summary will display how many points, coins, traps, food, potions, and super chests you have.
Trapping Beasts
Before looking for beasts, you’ll want to select the difficulty you wish to use while hunting for them. Go to the Journey Menu by using the hamburger menu in the top left corner and using the slider in the menu to choose easy, normal, or hard. The higher the difficulty, the more you’ll encounter rarer beasts. The likelihood of encountering a rarer beast based on difficulty selection is unknown.
Begin hunting for beasts by walking an area of the map. To discover the beasts found in the current location, you can click the map in the Language Journey menu. If you haven’t unlocked all areas and want to know beasts you can capture in all areas, go here.
As you walk around, you’ll get a popup when a beast appears. Within the popup is an image of the beast, the category you’ll use to battle, the difficulty, your food inventory, and three options for handling the beast encounter.
When it comes to difficulty, if you use the slider to reduce the difficulty after the beast appears, you won’t be able to capture the beast. This message appears below the meter. However, you can always choose a higher difficulty and still be able to trap the beast.
The three options for handling the beast are to run away, study the category, or battle now.
Run Away
If you choose to run away, it will cost you one food, and you can continue searching for beasts.
In the event you are out of food, you won’t be able to run away. You’ll get an alert and need to battle the beast.
Study the Category
As of 2/25/24, this doesn’t appear to be working as intended. I believe the intention is to be able to study the vocabulary before going into battle, where you can attempt to trap the beast. However, this works the same as choosing battle now.
Battle Now
Choosing this option puts you in battle with the beast immediately, and you’ll have the opportunity to trap it, although you aren’t required to.
Trapping in Language Journey is done while in battle. When the beast you’re battling reaches 20% of health or below, the trap on the left lights up. You can click the trap or the “upgrade” button from there. If clicking the trap, you’ll use one trap from your inventory. Selecting upgrade allows you to use 10 or 100 traps from your inventory. Using the upgrade reduces the number of questions you need to answer in a row before trapping the beast. For sentences, it doesn’t appear to make a difference. The requirement seems to be two questions regardless of beast tier or trap upgrade. I recommend only using this if there is a super rare beast you still need to obtain and want to increase your chances of getting it. If you already have the beast and plan to sell it for coins, don’t utilize this feature since it could eliminate or significantly reduce any profit.
Here are the costs of using one trap and the upgrades regarding the coins you used to acquire the traps.
- 1 trap – 350 coins
- 10 traps – 3,500 coins
- 100 traps – 35,000 coins
When you consider the Fire Phoenix, the best beast available for capture, sells for 40k coins, there aren’t many scenarios where I could justify using the 100 trap upgrade.
Once you select the trap or upgrade you want, a 15-second timer starts, and a meter shows the number of questions to answer correctly in a row before trapping the beast.
The required number of questions varies based on category and the beast tier. As of 2/25/24, research is ongoing for this. However, here is what I’ve discovered so far. There are a couple of bugs within Language Journey, so it’s tough to tell if what I’ve found will always hold true. These numbers are based on using the hard difficulty and only one trap.
| Mythical | Legendary | Epic | Elite | Very Rare | Rare | Uncommon | Common | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common Words | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Verbs | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Numbers | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Last Seen | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Worst Vocab | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Slowest Vocab | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Suggested Vocab | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Grammar | 8 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Sentences | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
So far, it appears the timer is always 15 seconds, regardless of the difficutly setting and the tier of beast you’re battling. The number of questions needed to trap a beast doesn’t seem impacted by difficulty either.
When you capture the beast, the battle ends, and a popup appears. The highest you can capture a beast at is level 50, even if you’re battling using a level 70 beast. You’ll see that the beast lost levels due to taming. If you’re using a lower-level beast to battle, then the level you capture a beast at may be lower.
There are a couple of other items to know while in battle. First, you get up to two potions to use. These restore a portion of your beast’s health and are located to the right of your beast’s health meter. Click the potion to use it while in battle. These are available to use before or after setting a trap.
Lastly, you have three attempts to trap a beast before it runs away. If you set a trap and get a question wrong, that’s one failed attempt. However, if you still have traps left, you can lay another one and try again. After the third failed attempt, you’ll get a popup saying it got scared and ran away. You’ll also fail to trap a beast if you run out of health prior to trapping it.
Trapping for Coins
If done correctly, you can earn a lot of coins trapping beasts. However, you need to know where to look. I’ve built a dashboard documenting the beasts available in each section on the map and the areas worth trapping in for this purpose.
Metrics
First, let’s look at the key metrics to determine where to trap.
Profitable Beasts
A beast is profitable if it sells for more than the price of one trap. As of 2/25/24, that is 350 coins, which ends up being any beast in the Very Rare or higher tiers.
Coins per Beast
This is the combined sale value of all beasts available in an area divided by the number of beasts available in the area. The higher the number, the more worthwhile it is to trap in that section.
Profitable Beast %
The number of profitable beasts available in an area divided by the total number of beasts available in the area. The higher the %, the more likely you are to capture a beast that you can sell for a profit.
Best Areas to Trap for Coins
So, where is it best to trap for coins? It depends on whether you are a FP or Free member and your risk tolerance.
Free Areas
- Saber Tooth Mountain
- Coins per Beast: 818
- Profitable Beast %: 33%
- King’s Path
- Coins per Beast: 724
- Profitable Beast %: 29%
FP Areas
- Doom’s Drop
- Coins per Beast: 2,145
- Profitable Beast %: 50%
- Crystal Pillars
- Coins per Beast: 1,545
- Profitable Beast %: 33%
- The Floating Isles
- Coins per Beast: 886
- Profitable Beast %: 57%
I suggest going to one of the FP areas since they are more profitable. However, this depends on whether you have the membership and have advanced enough in The Intitution to reach these areas.
The Fire Chasms can be very profitable if you are willing to gamble. It only has one profitable beast, the Fire Phoenix. However, this beast sells for 40k coins. I’ve had times where I get one every 100 food and others where I go 400+ food without getting one. So, this is an option if you’re willing to go for the home run and hope to get coins quicker. You’ll need more of a coin reserve to ride out times of bad luck where you may lose coins, though. The other above options are safer bets where you won’t need to risk losing a lot of coins before a payoff.
Strategy Overview
To start, choose an area of the map you want to trap in. If you have coins available to purchase food, stock up on a good amount of food. I usually buy 100 food, which, as of 2/25/24, amounts to 3,000 coins. Next, make sure you stock up on traps. You can always visit the store while in Language Journey via the Journey Menu, so you don’t necessarily need to start with a large amount of food or traps in stock.
When you are in the area of choice, start walking around. In FP areas, I prefer to walk horizontally across the longest stretch of the map.
The goal at this stage is to use food to run away from any beasts that aren’t profitable. So, anything that isn’t the Very Rare tier or above. If you are low on coins and can’t afford to run away constantly, you can battle the non-profitable beasts and choose not to trap them. This will take more time to build up coins but will work until you have a large enough coin reserve to use food to run away instead and speed up making coins.
Another key point is only to use one trap to capture beasts. Avoid the upgrade options since this will cut into or eliminate profits.
As an example, if a Very Rare beast appears, you can capture it and sell it for 700 coins. Here is a breakdown of profit based on the traps used.
- 1 trap
- 700 sale price – 350 for one trap = 350 coins profit
- 10 traps
- 700 sale price – 3,500 coins for 10 traps = -2,800 coins
- 100 traps
- 700 sale price – 35,000 coins for 100 traps = -34,300 coins
As you can see, it’s pretty evident that using a trap upgrade is bad practice when trying to make coins.
Case Studies
I tracked my results in a few areas to demonstrate how profitable capturing beasts can be. I purchased 100 food for each scenario and trapped beasts until it ran out. I ran away from any beast that wasn’t profitable to capture.
The Floating Isles
Beasts Captured:
- Griffin – 9
- Sold for 6,300 coins
- Unicorn – 5
- Sold for 3,500 coins
- White Pegasus – 5
- Sold for 3,500 coins
- Black Pegasus – 2
- Sold for 8,000 coins
The total sale value of beasts captured was 21,300. When subtracting the price of 100 food (3,000 coins) and 25 traps used to capture the beasts (8,750 coins), the total profit was 9,550 coins. I spent 1 hour and 9 minutes getting through the 100 food and trapping all the beasts. Additionally, there were a couple of instances where I failed to capture a beast on the first attempt and had to use an extra trap. So, the profit could have been a bit higher.
Doom’s Drop
Beasts Captured:
- Sky Phoenix – 1
- Sold for 8,000 coins
- Black Pegasus – 5
- Sold for 20,000 coins
- Dragon – 10
- Sold for 7,000 coins
- Griffin – 6
- Sold for 4,200 coins
The total sale value of beasts captured was 39,200. When subtracting the price of 100 food (3,000 coins) and 25 traps used to capture beasts (8,750 coins), the total profit was 27,450 coins. I spent 1 hour and 6 minutes getting through the 100 food and trapping all beasts.
Profit could have been much higher here. I did have a few instances of failing to trap a beast on the first try. Additionally, there was a bug where if I saw a Black Pegasus, Sky Chicken, or Dragon and the category was worst, last seen, slowest, or suggested, then when I went to battle, it had me face a Griffin, which isn’t native to the area.
In the case of the Dragon, this didn’t change profit. However, it occurred three times with a Black Pegasus and once with a Sky Phoenix. If not for the bug, this would increase profit by 17,200 coins. While battling a Black Pegasus, the app also crashed once, and I failed to capture one Sky Phoenix. That adds another 12,000 coins in sale value. After subtracting a trap for the Black Pegasus I could have caught if not for the app crashing, that’s an additional 11,650 in profit (I already accounted for the traps used while losing the Sky Phoenix).
If we account for the bug, the app crashing, and my failed attempt at a Sky Phoenix, the profit could have been 56,300 coins.
The Fire Chasms
I tried the same thing with The Fire Chasms. Since the only beast worth capturing here is the Fire Phoenix, I went through food much quicker. In 20 minutes, I used all of my food and caught one Fire Phoenix for a 36,650 coin profit. This is 40,000 for the Fire Phoenix minus 3,000 for food and 350 for a trap.
I grabbed another 200 pieces of food and kept trying. I caught two more Fire Phoenixes and missed out on capturing another one.
Here is a summary:
- 3 Fire Phoenixes – 120,000 coins
- 300 food – 9,000 coins
- 4 traps – 1,400 coins
All of this amounts to 109,600 coins in profit in about an hour. If I had caught the 4th Fire Phoenix, it would have been 149,600.
I continued to hunt in The Fire Chasms and went through 400+ food before catching another Fire Phoenix, which resulted in losing 12,000 coins in food. This is why I suggest having a larger coin reserve to endure the dry spells in this area. You can profit big here but go through periods of nothing that can be a bit boring since you are constantly running away from beasts.
Language Journey Tips
A few things can be done to save on food or change categories while playing in Language Journey. Some of these may be considered bugs, so they could eventually be fixed and no longer work. As of 2/25/24 these tips apply.
Tapping when your character starts slowing down
As your character walks toward the point you just tapped, it will slow down when a beast is about to appear. Before your character stops and the popup appears, tap another area of the map. I typically opt for the opposite direction of where I previously pressed.
A beast popup will appear, and your character will start walking towards the new area you tapped. During this time, you can choose to battle the beast that just popped up, or if it’s a beast not worth trapping, you can wait until your character arrives at the new destination you tapped. The beast will often change, and the category will remain the same. Doing this allows you to save food.
Sometimes, both beasts aren’t worth trapping, but you’ll only need to use one food to find this out. Other times, you’ll encounter a better beast worth trapping once the beast changes on the popup.
In most instances, you’ll have enough time to react and choose the first beast if it’s worth trapping before it switches to the second one. However, sometimes, it changes quickly, and you could risk missing out on a good beast on the initial popup.
Closing out to switch categories
Sometimes, you’ll encounter a good beast to trap but be given a difficult category, such as grammar. If you want to change the category, close out of the app once the popup is visible. Reopen the app and go back to Language Journey. The popup for the same beast will be there, but most times, the category will change. You can do this as many times as you want. While this usually works, sometimes you’ll find the category won’t change even after doing this a few times. At this point, you’re stuck battling with that category or running away.
Closing before starting a battle to avoid using food
While it can be time-consuming, another option to save on food is to choose Battle Now but close the app before beginning the battle. When you reopen the app, you’ll be back at the section of the map you were in before, but aren’t required to battle the previous beast.
If you start the battle first and then try to leave by hitting the arrow in the top left, you’ll be forced to use a food to leave.
Making slowest, suggested, last seen, and worst categories easier
After clicking battle now, but before starting the battle, click the white back arrow in the top left corner. Doing this allows you to change the category within these categories before starting.
If you find common words or numbers easy, you can switch to those. Additionally, you can change the number of vocab it will rotate through in battle. If you adjust the slider in the top right to 5, you’ll see the same items for every question, making capturing a beast much easier. If you don’t do this, you could see sentences, numbers, grammar, and several other categories, making it much more challenging to answer the correct number of questions in a row required in the 15-second time frame to trap the beast.
Walk on the Paths
If you want to conserve food, your best bet is to stay on the paths as much as possible. Unless you’re walking on the edge of a path, you usually won’t be attacked by a beast. This is also a great way to rack up steps if you want one of the titles. The Floating City, Trail’s Edge – Part 2, or any FP map sections are good places to walk back and forth to accumulate steps.
Waiting to Use a Trap Until you Know the Answer
When in battle, it is easy to click the trap as soon as it lights up. However, if you have life to spare, take your time to spot the answer to the current question before clicking on the trap. This will reduce your time on the first question and provide more time to answer the rest of the questions before the timer runs out.
Navigating the Language Journey Map
To begin with, getting from one portion of the map to the next is done through what I’ll call “portals.” I’m not sure if that’s the official term, but that’s what I’m calling them. There are two in each section of the map, with the exception of East Peak since that is where you begin.
For a high-level view of navigating the map, see the below image. We start in East Peak and end in The Cliffs of Insanity. The red arrows show the flow. In some sections of the map, there are multiple sections within each of these squares. I’ll detail those instances in the more descriptive portions of the map summary below. If you see “Part 1”, “Part 2”, or “Part 3” in a section of the below image, the name will appear as the main map name within Language Journey. For instance, Meadow has three parts in Language Journey, and they all say Meadow within the game; however, for purposes of distinguishing them, I’ve labeled them separately to provide more direction when navigating the map while reading through the guide.
Lastly, within each detailed section of the map below, you’ll find an image showing how to navigate from one end of the map section to the other. This also includes labels for the names of characters, buildings, and where each portal leads. Below this, you’ll find which beasts can be captured there.
*The original images of full map views for each section prior to illustration are courtesy of the game developer.
East Peak
Language Journey begins in East Peak. There aren’t any buildings to explore here, so your options are wandering around to trap a beast and speaking to the two characters located on this portion of the map, Lyss and Douglas. To speak with the characters, walk up next to them to begin. Clicking on the conversation box that pops up will take you to the next portion of the conversation. Lyss provides an introduction to Language Journey, while Douglas provides a tip for the game. You’ll find a large white hand in the bottom right corner of East Peak, indicating where the portal is to advance to Trail’s Edge.
Trail's Edge - Part 1
Trail’s Edge begins next to a building. If you enter, there might be items but nothing else. To advance to the next area of the map, walk down the path, take the three sets of stairs, and cross the bridge. The portal to advance is in the bottom right corner.
Trail's Edge (The Institution) - Part 2
Next up is a second portion of Trail’s Edge, where the Institution is located. To enter the institution, walk into the building at the top left of the map. Upon entering the institution, you’ll see a counter in the bottom right of the screen showing how many teachers you’ve defeated. If you’ve completed it already, you’ll see 3/3. Go up to any of the teachers to battle them.
When getting to the portal to exit Trail’s Edge, it may not be immediately evident how to get there if it’s your first time here. The log at the bottom of the path doesn’t allow you to get by, so you need to walk along the fence and then under the bridge to cross over. This portal will take you to Trader’s Plateau.
Trader's Plateau - Part 1
Here, there is one character, Ragnar, to speak with, but nothing else. The portal is located at the bottom left after going around the cemetery.
Trader's Plateau (Grade 1 Institution) - Part 2
Once on this section of the map, There is a building in the middle. This is the Grade 1 Institution where, again, you’ll need to defeat all three teachers.
One important piece of information here is after you pass through Part 1 of Trader’s Plateau and land in Part 2 of Trader’s Plateau, if you go back through the entrance portal of Trader’s Plateau Part 2, you are actually transported back to Part 2 of Trail’s Edge and NOT to Part 1 of Trader’s Plateau. To get back to Part 1 of Trader’s Plateau, you need to immediately go back through the portal you land in within Trail’s Edge Part 2, then go back through Trader’s Plateau Part 1 to get to Part 2 of Trader’s Plateau again.
Crystal Lake
Next up, Crystal Lake. It contains three characters. You’ll greet the first one, Sam, shortly before crossing the long bridge. Once getting across the bridge you’ll find a building. This may contain items. To the left of the building is the second character, Alex. And right before getting across the lake, you’ll find the redhead that goes by Fisherman. Ultimately, the portal is in the bottom left to advance to Whispering Wood.
Whispering Wood - Part 1
Whispering Wood (Grade 2 Institution) - Part 2
Within this portion of the map, you’ll find the Grade 2 Institution, which is the building with the hay roof in the middle. Again, you’ll need to defeat 3 teachers.
Whispering Cave
Whispering Cave is pretty straightforward. You’ll find the same beasts here that can be caught in Whispering Wood. At the end is a character named Fitz.
Whispering Beach (Grade 3 Institution)
Going to the tent, you enter the Grade 3 Institution. At the end, you won’t see a visible portal, but keep walking up the path, and you’ll head to the Meadow – Part 1.
The Meadow - Part 1
Cabin - Part 1
Cabin (Grade 4 Institution) - Part 2
In this portion, you’ll find the Grade 4 Institution, which is the large building in the middle of the map. You’ll enter at the main door in front and need to exit out the door on the left of the institution to continue towards the next portal.
Saber Tooth Mountains - Part 1
Aside from one character, Snow Witch, there isn’t anything here.
Saber Tooth Mountains - Part 2
Yeti's Ravine (Grade 5 Institution)
Yeti’s Ravine contains the Grade 5 Institution. You’ll need to beat all three teachers to advance.
Meadow - Part 2
This area contains one character, Anna.
Meadow - Part 3
The Western Skies
The Sky Trees (Grade 6 Institution)
Here you’ll find a couple of things. First, a character named Sebastion. Then, in the bottom left of the map is the location of the Grade 6 Institution.
The Great Forest
The Ember Caves - Part 1
There isn’t a whole lot here aside from a character named Ket.
The Ember Caves (Grade 7 Institution) - Part 2
The tent in the middle is the Grade 7 Institution. There are a couple of ladders you can use as well. However, note there are two that aren’t usable too.
Basilisk River
This area of the map contains one character, Kroll. Note the tent can’t be entered.
King's Path - Part 1
Shortly after the portal, you’ll find a building that may contain items. Additionally, there is a character named Noah.
King's Path - Part 2
There are a couple of things in this section. A tent where you might find some items and a character named Grade.
The Floating City (Grade 8 Institution)
The Floating City has quite a few areas to explore, given it is the last main spot on the map and where the Institution concludes. You’ll find four buildings that can contain items after crossing the bridge, along with the character Aria. In the bottom left is where you’ll find the Grade 8 Institution, where you’ll need to defeat the last three teachers before proceeding to Fluency Road.
Fluency Road
Once you get past The Floating City, the remaining 20 sections of the map are the same in appearance. If you stay on the path, you won’t be attacked by a beast, which makes for quick navigation to get to the portion of the map you’re seeking. Although the map sections on Fluency Road look the same, the beasts that can be captured in each vary. To view what can be captured in each, go here. Shortly after entering a new section, the name of the current section of the map will appear. This is how you’ll know where you’re at.
To unlock additional sections of the map, you must defeat 10 beasts in the current one that are part of Fluency Road. Beasts that randomly appear when walking the map don’t count. You’ll either need to battle the beasts that show up as small when you’re walking the map or when in Play & Learn, go to Training > Fluency Road > Click Fluency Road in the Bottom Left.
As you defeat Fluency Road beasts, you’ll see the counter in the bottom right of the screen update. Once that shows 10/10, you can advance to the next section. If you haven’t hit the required 10, you’ll get an alert when trying to go through the portal.
Lastly, as you go past level 190 to unlock the last portion of the map, The Cliffs of Insanity, you’ll start to unlock additional sections that appear as Unknown (Fluency Road). Each new section is unlocked after an additional 10 beasts are defeated on Fluency Road. So, the first should appear once reaching L200. At this moment, it’s unknown (no pun intended) if you can capture beasts you otherwise wouldn’t be able to in other areas in these sections. After a preliminary exploration, it seems the beasts available for capture are random.
Battle Online
The battle online area has numerous options to explore.
Here are the areas:
Let’s take an in-depth look at each.
Exams
Beast Level Required: 6
In this region of the battle online area, you can take a 40-question exam and earn rewards based on where you rank amongst other players. The game utilizes a running timer to rank players in the event of a tie. However, you can take as long as you need. Questions consist of completing sentences and selecting appropriate Spanish words when given the word in English. There are no matching questions for exams.
These exams take place every other day and alternate with The League. You have 24 hours to complete the exam once the daily reset occurs.
Rewards are given based on the following brackets:
- 1st
- 2nd
- 3rd
- 4th-5th
- 6th-10th
- 11th-20th
- 21st-50th
Typical rewards are collars, points, potions, and coins. The strongest collar you’ll see awarded is a Dragonplate one. Since it is a daily event, the rewards are smaller than the weekly and monthly ones.
Free and Fluency Pass members compete against each other in exams. If you are a member of a class, you’ll have the option to view your ranking amongst class members. However, rewards are only given based on ranking amongst all players.
In addition to the standard rewards, you’ll be given FP points based on your rank when the day resets. You can find the FP point breakdown here.
The League
Beast Level Required: 11
In The League, you’ll be able to fight up to 7 different beasts. As you progress, the beasts will increase in difficulty. The type of beast varies, and the difficulty doesn’t correlate to the kind of beast. Instead, it depends on which number of beast you are fighting. For example, the 7th battle will be more difficult than your 1st.
Players with stronger beasts, collars, and faster response times will be the ones to rank near the top. As you play the game longer and upgrade your beasts, you’ll find that you’ll start ranking higher.
You may find you get words and phrases you don’t recognize yet. This is because the exam uses a large pool of vocab, and sometimes it may be some that hasn’t become unlocked. Players further along and with Fluency Pass have access to more vocabulary, which puts them at an advantage.
When battling, you’ll get to use all of your beast slots against the creature you’re fighting. Once your first beast is defeated, your second one jumps in, and so on. If you have potions, you can use up to two per beast you fight.
The League bases rankings on total point accumulation. If you defeat a beast completely, that’s 100 points. If you’re only able to take down 75% of your opponents’ health, that’s 75 points.
You are not required to fight all of them to be ranked. However, to be positioned higher, you’ll need to battle all 7. In addition, to complete The League daily quest task, you’ll need to fight at least 5 of them.
The reward brackets and types of rewards are the same as the exam. When it’s not an exam day, you’ll have the ability to participate in The League. Likewise, you have 24 hours to battle in The League once the day resets.
PvP Arena
Beast Level Required: 4
The arena is where you have the chance to compete against other players online. You get an allotted number of attacks per day to use, and you also defend attacks. The more matches you win, the higher your rating.
There are various areas within the PvP arena. Let’s take a look at them.
Global Competition
Here you’ll find every player that has joined the arena. There are four leagues within the Global Competition area.
- S League – Top
- A League – 2nd tier
- B League – 3rd tier
- C League – 4th tier
The goal is to participate in the S League, which has all the best players. You need to be one of the top 50 players based on arena rating to get there. The next 100 players based on rating are put into the A League, the following 150 in the B league, and the remainder play in the C League. You can move through each league within a season as your rating improves.
You’ll want to have a decent grasp of vocab and an infamous beast or above for the S league to be consistently competitive.
Class Competition
If you belong to a classroom, it has a separate arena where you get three attacks per day. Once you click the Class Competition tab, you’ll see where you rank amongst your class within the Global Arena. If you click the Classroom Arena tab, you’ll be brought to a screen displaying your ranking within the class arena and see the separately allotted attacks you have for that. If you don’t have a classroom to join, there is a free Reddit one.
Class Name: reddit
Class Password: reddit1
Ranking Summary
Your username and rank, rating, record, and a place for rewards will be in the top left of your screen. You can collect rewards daily based on your ranking. When available, an animated yellow package icon will appear to collect them.
S League is the only one that distributes rewards based on position. All other leagues get a set amount of coins regardless of ranking. Unfortunately, there are no rewards for the classroom arena.
Daily rewards are as follows:
- S League
- 1st – 200 coins
- 2nd – 160 coins
- 3rd – 140 coins
- 4th – 5th – 120 coins
- 6th – 10th – 100 coins
- 11th -20th – 80 coins
- 20th – 50th – 60 coins
- B League – 40 coins
- C League – 30 coins
- D League – 20 coins
Attack Block
The main block shows the time remaining in the arena season, match list, attacks to defend and use, and the ability to purchase more attacks.
Time Remaining
Each arena season is 30 days long, and at the end of each season, coins are awarded based on ranking to the top 10 players.
Coin amounts for season top 10:
- 1st – 6,000
- 2nd – 4,500
- 3rd – 3,000
- 4th – 5th – 2,000
- 6th – 10th – 1,500
Legends
The history of past seasons is stored here. The top three players in arena seasons won are at the top. Underneath that is a table of each season where you can view the winner and the top 10 players for that particular season.
Next to the season number in parenthesis is the number of players who participated in the arena season, followed by the month of the season, the winner, the beast used, rating, and overall record.
Match List
The match list icon summarizes your last 25 matches, including those pending attacks and defense. If you click on a specific battle, you can see a summary question by question with speed and attack total. Clan battles, practice battles, and FP challenges also appear in this list.
Attack
The green attack button displays how many attacks you have left. You get eight per day as a Fluency Pass holder. Free users receive five attacks. Once you click the green attack button, it will randomly select an opponent close to you in ranking to attack.
Global arena attacks contain ten questions. It could be a single word, matching, or sentence question. The person to answer the question correctly the quickest will attack. The attack damage is dependent on how powerful your beast is, the type of question, and your speed. Sentence and matching questions give a more powerful attack if won than a single word question.
Winning and losing attacks influences your rating. Early in the arena season, you’ll get a larger rating boost for winning than later on in the season. If you lose to higher-ranked opponents, the hit to your ranking isn’t nearly as high as losing to a lower-rated opponent.
Buying Attacks
There are two options for buying attacks.
- $3.99 for 40 attacks
- $8.99 for 150 attacks
Buying attacks isn’t necessarily needed to win the arena. However, it’s an option if you enjoy attacking. Extra attacks are only beneficial to your arena ranking if you consistently win. There are also ways to get additional attacks for free through FP points rewards and training mode (Fluency Pass members only).
Defending Attacks
Below the attack button is a table displaying attacks to defend. Once someone has attacked you, you have 24 hours to defend it. It will be a forfeit if you don’t defend within that time. The number of attacks to defend each day will vary.
You will find FP challenges, practice battles, clan battles, and arena attacks here. Each of them has various icons as follows.
Events
Beast Level Required: 15
Events within LangLandia consist of weekly and monthly contests. Anybody can do the weekly events. However, only Fluency Pass users can participate in the monthly ones.
Weekly
There are four different weekly events. They are as follows:
In addition to the contest itself, each event has weekly challenges. The weekly challenge tasks are shown below the description of each event. To view the weekly challenges during that week’s event, click on the weekly challenges text to toggle over and view your progress.
You’ll find a “Past Top Prizes” area displaying past top prizes in each section. Other prizes can be various amounts of coins, points, or traps.
The events cycle and follow the same order as listed above. So, after Even Arena is the Correct Cup, following that is the Exam Battle and then Boss Royale.
Boss Royale
Boss Roayle is the cumulation of points earned throughout the week from the league arena.
For example, if you had three days of the league throughout the week and had scores of 663, 578, and 614, your total for the week is 1,855. Players get ranked based on these totals.
Past Top Prizes: 4,000 coins, 12 traps
Weekly Challenges
- Open 10 chests = 5 Potions
- Open 50 chests = 250 Coins
- Open 100 chests = 2 traps
- Open 250 chests = 500 coins
- Open 500 chests = 1,000 coins
- Complete 20 league attacks = 5 points
- Get top 3 in the league once = 500 coins
- Get top 1 in the league once = 700 coins
Tip: If you are a Fluency Pass holder, the Boss Royale follows the Exam Battle event. The week before Boss Royale, save chests earned from winning battles and open them once the Boss Roayle begins to increase your chances of completing the weekly challenges.
A word of caution, be careful when opening multiple chests at once. Clicking any portion of the screen outside the chest popup box causes you to lose any remaining chests. Also, it can take a bit of time for the next chest to load, so be patient.
Even Arena
In the Even Arena, unlike the regular PvP arena, beast strength is equal for everyone. Free members receive five daily attacks, while Fluency Pass holders get eight. Obtain the highest rank possible by winning battles. The winner is the player with the highest rating at the end of the week.
Past Top Prizes: Level 40 Night Dragon, Level 40 Snow Unicorn
Weekly Challenges
- Read for 5 minutes = 2 points
- Read for 30 minutes = 400 coins
- Read for 1 hour = 5 points
- Do 20 Even Arena Attacks = 3 points
- Do 35 Even Arena Attacks = 1,000 coins
- Do 50 Even Arena Attacks = 2,000 coins
- Do 100 Even Arena Attacks = 6,000 coins
- Defend 20 Even Arena Attacks = 3 points
Tip: Save any additional attacks earned through training mode and FP rewards for this event. If you are a Fluency Pass holder, you get 56 free attacks for the week. If using an additional 44, you can get 9,000 more coins. Free users receive 35 attacks for the week. However, weekly events end 30 minutes after the daily reset, so you get another 8 and 5 attacks, respectively, to use if you’re quick.
Correct Cup
The goal of the Correct Cup is to get as many questions correct as possible from any mode. The person with the most correct at the end of the week receives the top prize.
Past Top Prizes: The Ultimate Collar, 50 points
Weekly Challenges
- Answer 100 correct = 1 trap
- Answer 250 correct = 100 coins
- Answer 500 correct = 5 points
- Answer 1,000 correct = 300 coins
- Answer 2,500 correct = 10 points
- Answer 5,000 correct = 1,000 coins
- Buy a Weekly Total of 400 coins = 400 coins
- Buy a Weekly Total of 3,000 coins = 2,600 coins
- Buy a Weekly Total of 9,000 coins = 6,000 coins
- Buy a Weekly Total of 49,000 coins = 40,0000 coins
Tip: If you decide to buy coins, doing so during this event is the best time since you get rewards based on the number of coins purchased.
Exam Battle
Exams taken normally every other day, as mentioned above, are accumulated throughout the week to give a final score—the rank in each exam determines the number of points earned.
Players receive points based on the following rankings:
So, let’s say you took four exams during a week, and you placed 1st, 5th, 14th, and 35th. The number of points received for the week is 18 (10, 5, 2, and 1, respectively). The tiebreaker is the most first-place finishes.
Past Top Prizes: 4,000 coins, 12 traps
Weekly Challenges
- Complete 4 Exams = 600 coins
- Get top 3 in an exam = 700 coins
- Get top 1 in an exam = 800 coins
- Trap 1 rare beast = 1 trap
- Trap 5 rare beasts = 5 points
- Trap 10 rare beasts = 5 traps
Tip: Use traps you’ve been hoarding during this week. Normally, you won’t get additional traps for using traps. However, the weekly challenges for this event allow for getting an extra six if you trap enough rare beasts and above.
Monthly
Monthly events are only available to Fluency Pass users and give out better prizes than weekly events.
The current monthly events are:
- Likes Festival
- Arena Madness
- Speech-A-Thon
- Goal Championship
- FP Battle Showdown
- FP Challenge Cup
- War Legend
- Beast Feast
In the past, there was a monthly Exam Battle and Boss Royale. However, it is unknown if these are still in rotation.
Likes Festival
The person to get the most likes wins this contest. Players receive likes from comments left about vocab in the Study & Battle section or conversations in the general, clan, or class chats. During this time, you’ll typically see a bit more activity in the general chat and comments left on vocab for those trying to win the competition.
Past Top Prizes: The ONE Collar, Dream Phoenix
Arena Madness
The person with the most arena wins gets the top prize in this contest. Wins from the arena, classroom arena, even arena, and FP Challenges count. Daily attacks for Fluency Pass holders are limited to eight in the main arena and three in the classroom arena (you can join the free Reddit classroom). So, the best way to get more wins is to use FP challenges. Otherwise, you can pay for more attacks.
Top Prizes: 40,000 coins
Speech-A-Thon
The mission of this contest is to get the most speech questions correct.
Here are the following ways to accumulate correct speech questions:
- Speech Institution
- Hands-Free training mode
- Speech battles
Training mode will be the quickest way to accumulate them since it is continuous, and you can do this while you do something else.
Top Prizes: Level 40 Forest Fairy
Goal Championship
Like the Correct Cup, the Goal Championship gives the top prize to the person with the most correct. However, the difference is that only correct questions from completing goals get included in your total. If you fail to complete the goal in the required time, the correctly answered questions don’t count—correct answers in any mode count towards your goal.
Top Prizes: Level 40 Black Unicorn
FP Battle Showdown
The victor of this contest is the one to win the most battles in the worst, slowest, and suggested vocab categories available to Fluency Pass holders. This event debuted in June 2022.
Top Prizes: The ONE Collar
FP Challenge Cup
Players compete to win the most FP challenges. There is a max of 5 challenges against a player.
Top Prizes: Level 40 Black Unicorn
War Legend
Top prize goes to the person who wins the most clan war battles.
Top Prizes: 40k coins
Beast Feast
The person who feeds their beasts the most wins.
Top Prizes: Level 40 Red T-rex
Clans
Beast Level Required: 30
To view the clan area, you must have a level 30 beast. However, you can’t create or join a clan until you have a level 50 or higher beast.
Joining a clan is optional, but it does present something more competitive to do within the game and provides an opportunity to earn more coins. Both Fluency Pass and free members can join. However, some battles require a specified number of Fluency Pass holders to compete, usually five. So if that amount can’t be met then your clan can’t participate in that battle.
Each clan can have up to 12 members on its team. Once you click on the clans icon, a list of the clans appears. By clicking the info button, you can view the members in the clan and their stats. In addition, you can dig further into the clan’s past matchups by hitting the history button on the top right.
When you find a clan you’d like to be a part of, you can request to join it, and the administrator will decide whether or not to accept you.
You can request to join the same clan multiple times, but only one request will get sent. You only see a green checkmark that shows you’ve sent a request to a clan while you’re on the clans screen immediately after the request has been sent. So, if you exit and return, you won’t see that checkmark.
Once you request to join a clan, you can’t withdraw the request. So the request will sit there until one of the administrators of the clan makes a decision.
If the clan accepts your request after you’ve joined another one, they will get an alert that you already belong to another clan, and the request will be removed from the pending requests area. You’ll remain in the clan you were already in.
If your request is rejected, a notification isn’t sent. So you won’t know if you’ve been denied or not. If you get accepted, you’ll go to your clan’s page when in the clan area and see a message in the chat that you’ve been accepted.
Another way you may join a clan is through a personal invite from someone in the clan. This invite is viewable in your inbox and asks you to request to join the clan. So, although it’s an invite, you still need to send the request for them to approve.
Once you’ve joined a clan, you can view your team members through the members tab to see everyone’s stats and challenge them.
How Clan Battles Work
Clan battles start with the admins of each team choosing the members that will battle and in which position. The number of members battling can vary by week depending on how many players are available for each clan.
The battle starts with a 24-hour attack phase. During this time, each member facing each other has a day to send their attacks. Each attack consists of 21 questions.
Following the first day, there is a 24-hour defense period where each person has a chance to defend against the attacks. If you do not attack or defend within those 24 hours, you forfeit those attacks.
The best two out of three wins the individual matchup, and the clan with the most head-to-head wins is victorious in that matchup.
If you win your matchup, you receive 500 coins.
Tip: Sometimes you win a battle by forfeit once time expires for the defense phase, so you can’t claim your coins before a new lineup needs to be set for the next clan war. To claim your coins in this instance, go to the clan history screen, select the war, and you’ll be able to claim the coins.
To make sure you’ve claimed all past clan war purses, pull up your player card and view your clan war record, then go to the achievements page and look at the achievement that says “Win & collect x Clan War purses.” You have unclaimed purses if that number is lower than the clan war wins showing on your player card. Go through the clan war history one matchup at a time and see where you have unclaimed purses. I’ve gone back 8 months and could still claim one. Unfortunately, there isn’t an easy way to determine which matchups the unclaimed ones are in, so you’ll have to go through them individually. However, it allows you to claim coins you forgot about.
Clan Bosses
Another aspect of the clan section is bosses. You can go against one boss each day using all 5 of your beasts. For every day of the week, there is a different category.
The seven categories are:
- Common Words
- Numbers
- Verbs
- Grammar
- Sentences
- Speech
- All
Each individual of the clan battles to accumulate points, and the clan with the most points at the end of the week is the clan bosses winner. You receive coins based on your team rank in clan bosses. A message is delivered to your inbox to collect the coins.
- 1st – 500
- 2nd – 350
- 3rd – 200
- 4th – 100
- 5th – 100
Another bonus for winning the week’s clan bosses event is getting the title of Clan Bosses Boss. This gives a 2% attack boost and a 1% life boost.
Additionally, you can receive a coin bonus of 300 coins for attacking all seven bosses in the week. Clan bosses resets on Monday at 00:00 UTC during standard time and 01:00 UTC during daylight savings.
Additionally, you can receive 300 coins if you attack all seven bosses during the week.
Clan Season
While there isn’t a countdown timer displaying the time remaining in a clan season, they typically last three months.
At the end of the season, each member of the winning clan receives 3,000 coins in their inbox.
Views in Clan Area
Clan Chat
Clan chat allows you to talk only with members of your clan. Accessing this is done through the clan page or by clicking the chat icon on the main screen and then clicking clan.
Clan Summary
Here is where you’ll find the clan name, overall record, slogan, leader, admins, and the number of players in the clan.
Toggling off participation
Right below the summary is a small toggle. If you cannot participate in the next war, then hit the toggle, and the admins will know not to put you in the lineup for the next one.
Attack/Defend Area
When a battle is going on, you’ll find the time remaining and either the attack or defend button.
Pending Requests
You’ll be able to see a list of all people who have requested to join the clan.
Admin Powers
The leader of the clan has the option to appoint members as admins. When done, a message will appear in the clan chat showing the member has been promoted. That member will then be able to approve or reject pending requests, kick members, and set the clan war lineup.
You can view which members have admin powers in the clan summary section.
Approving and Rejecting Requests
The requests area on the left shows accept, reject, and info buttons. If you tap the info button, it brings up the player card. If the accept button is selected, the player is added to the clan (unless they already belong to a clan, in which case an alert shows and the player is removed from pending requests and not added to the clan), and a message will display in the clan chat stating the player has joined.
If you reject a request, the player is removed from pending requests. They do not receive a message stating they’ve been denied.
Kicking Members
From the members screen, select the player name where the gear icon is. You’ll be able to kick the member or view their profile. Once the player is kicked, a message displays in the clan chat.
Setting the Clan War Lineup
The clan leader or any of the admins can set the lineup. You’ll have 24 hours to submit the lineup. If you fail to set the lineup in time, you can’t participate in a matchup for that week.
Start by using the arrows to move someone up or down in the lineup. To add someone on the bench to the lineup, click the green plus symbol. This will add them to the final spot and move the person in the last spot to the bench. Players with a red x have elected not to participate in the clan battle and can’t be added to the lineup. Trying to do so will result in an error message.
Once the lineup has been set, click the submit lineup button. You’ll get a confirmation message. If needed, you can update the lineup before the timer runs out by making the adjustments and then hitting submit edit.
Lineup Strategy
There can be some strategy involved with setting lineups.
If you are the higher-ranking clan, you’ll appear on the left side of a clan war. In this instance, you’ll have two attacks to send if you are an odd-numbered player in the lineup. If you are an even-numbered player, you’ll send one.
On the other hand, if you are the lower-ranked clan, you’ll appear on the right side of the can war. Odd players in the lineup will send one attack and even will send two.
This comes into play if you have players that perform better, either attacking or defending. You can place players in slots where they are put in the best position to succeed. Another time this comes in handy is when you are short on players, and some don’t log on regularly. By putting a player in a slot where they only need to attack once, it’s not an automatic forfeit if they don’t log on in time for the attack phase. They could still win both defenses and win the overall matchup.
Of course, you won’t always know if you’ll be the higher or lower-ranked clan. However, if you go through your clan war history, you can get a feel for when you’ll face a particular clan again. With this in mind, you can best guess if you’ll be the lower or higher-ranked clan and set your lineup accordingly.
In the above image, Nations just got done facing Miles to Spain. So, we look at the last time they faced them and the clans they battled next. In this instance, the next clan faced was Taki Taki, Rumba. So we assume that will be their next opponent and plan the lineup accordingly. If Nations is ranked higher than Taki Taki, Rumba, their players in odd slots will have two attacks, and players in even slots will have one. If not, it will be switched.
What ended up happening here is they faced Dragons. Taki Taki, Rumba did not participate in clan wars that week. This could have been due to not having enough players, such as not having enough if it were an FP-only battle, or maybe they didn’t have enough total players or active players. The other possibility is that the lineup wasn’t set in time.
This caused Dragons to be the next matchup for Nations. So while using the history to determine the next opponent can help predict the next clan war opponent, it won’t always follow that pattern. In the event a clan war is FP only, and you see that what would be your next opponent doesn’t have enough FP members to fill a lineup, you could guess that you might face the clan after them in your next battle.
Tournaments
Beast Level Required: 35
Tournaments are a chance to battle head to head and advance through a bracket to become the champion.
There are three tiers of tournaments:
- Gold
- Silver
- Bronze
To advance to the next tiered tournament, you need to place in one of the top positions. You’ll find where you need to rank for each tournament you join to advance on the left portion of the screen—the more players in a tournament, the more players that move to the next tier.
Tournament Size:
- 64 – top 4 advance
- 32 – top 2 advance
- 16 – winner advances
For example, to enter the silver tournament, you must get 1st or 2nd in the bronze tournament with 32 players.
Each tournament starts with a 24-hour sign-up period. Placement in the tournament is on a first-come-first-served basis. For example, the initial goal is 16 players. Once that goal is met, a green checkmark is placed next to the first 16 players. Then, the goal amount of players increases to 32. The following 16 players get a green checkmark and enter the tournament if that amount gets hit. However, if the new goal of 32 players isn’t met, the 17th person to sign up and later are not entered into the tournament.
This pattern continues until the 24 hours to sign up are completed. A new tournament sign-up period starts every Sunday at 00:00 UTC during standard time and Sunday at 01:00 UTC during daylight savings.
Tournaments will be completed on the following days based on size.
- 16 – Friday – 00:00 UTC during standard time and 01:00 UTC during daylight savings
- 32 – Saturday – 00:00 UTC during standard time and 01:00 UTC during daylight savings
- 64 – Sunday – 00:00 UTC during standard time and 01:00 UTC during daylight savings
How the Tournament Works
Once the tournament starts, you have a 12-hour attack period. The players facing each other have one and two attacks, respectively. Each attack consists of 10 questions.
Once the 12-hour attack period ends, there is a 12-hour defense phase. This phase is where you’ll defend the attacks your opponent sent.
If you fail to attack or defend within the 12 hours, you’ll forfeit that particular attack.
The person who inflicts the most damage on the other by answering questions correctly the fastest wins the attack. Whoever wins 2 out of 3 attacks advances to the next round.
The top four players in the tournament receive coins. The two losers of the semi-finals get third place. The amount of coins awarded depends on the size of the tournament and tier.
Viewing the Bracket Matchup
You can view the individual player or the results info within each bracket. Click on the user name to bring up their player card to view the player. The results are viewed by clicking the green exclamation point, which gives the overall summary. The details of an individual attack are seen by clicking on it.
Viewing Past Results
Click the green “Past Results” button on the top left corner to view past tournament results. You can dig further into the results by hitting the view button for a particular tournament to see the bracket.
The Institution and Fluency Road
One of the main components of the game is The Institution, which is divided into two sections, the second being Fluency Road. It’s a place where you can battle beasts to advance and unlock additional vocabulary and rewards.
The first half of The Institution is free, whereas Fluency Road is for Fluency Pass holders only.
You can use all beasts in your lineup (up to 5) to defeat a boss in battle. Once one of your beasts is defeated, the next comes out. You must answer 80% of the questions correctly as well. If you beat the beast but score under 80%, you do not advance.
The Institution
The institution is where everything begins. Initially, you need a level 5 beast to start.
There are nine areas of The Institution, and each requires you to have your beast at a certain level before starting. For context, level 70 is the max level of any beast.
- Entrance – Level 5
- 1st Grade – Level 9
- 2nd Grade – Level 13
- 3rd Grade – Level 17
- 4th Grade – Level 22
- 5th Grade – Level 27
- 6th Grade – Level 31
- 7th Grade – Level 38
- 8th Grade – Level 46
You must defeat three beasts within each grade before advancing to the next grade.
A Super Chest is received for defeating each of the first two bosses. So, you can get two Super Chests per grade. For defeating the third boss, you get new vocab, a trap, and advance to the next grade. We’ll discuss trapping beasts later. However, if you want to view that section now, click here.
Obtain the Super Chests by going to the main screen. Once there, the Super Chest area will automatically open. You don’t need to go to the main screen after defeating each boss to receive them. They will accumulate and be there whenever you return to the main screen again.
Continuing to upgrade your beast and improving your vocabulary is the key to advancing. So, utilize the Play & Learn area to improve. Once you complete 8th grade, you’ll receive rewards.
Rewards received:
- 5 points
- 2,000 coins
- 5 traps
- Fluency Road unlocked – Requires purchasing Fluency Pass to play it
- 1 beast tier guide book – Provides a list of beasts and which are more powerful. Additionally, it provides tips on how to capture some beasts. It does not give stats of the beasts, though. For that information, click here.
Fluency Road
Fluency Road is the second portion of the game that allows you to unlock more vocabulary and increase your ranking amongst players.
Instead of 3 bosses per area, there are 25. Each victory rewards you with one potion. In addition, for every 5 bosses defeated, you receive a Super Chest. As you progress, beasts have more life and become tougher to beat. Unlike The Institution, you’ll need far more powerful beasts in the later stages of Fluency Road to prevail.
There are 150 levels of Fluency Road spread over six areas. With each area passed, you’ll unlock a large amount of new vocab.
The following vocabulary packs unlock at these particular levels.
- Fluency Pack 1 – After completing the institute (L1)
- Fluency Pack 2 – Fluency Road 1 (L26)
- Fluency Pack 3 – Fluency Road 2 (L51)
- Fluency Pack 4 – Fluency Road 3 (L76)
- Fluency Pack 5 – Fluency Road 4 (L101)
- Fluency Pack 6 – Fluency Road 5 (L126)
The milestones along the road include passing level 100, where the director unveils how to obtain the Golden Pegasus, and level 125, where the last vocabulary pack, Fluency Pack 6, is unlocked.
There isn’t a large reward package given like when completing the first half of The Institution. The total reward for completing Fluency Road is 5k coins. However, this is given in the achievements area and not part of a presentation when finishing Fluency Road.
In the rankings, your level will show L151 after completing Fluency Road. While the road is complete, you have the option to continue battling and upping your level. Levels are used to give your overall rank in the game. For further explanation on rankings, go here.
Your screen will appear as below once completed, and you’ll click the Fluency Road button to battle another beast and advance your level.
An additional note is that defeating a Fluency Road teacher is a requirement for the daily quests once you purchase Fluency Pass. However, it is no longer required once you pass level 100. So, ensure you have five solid beasts (infamous or above at level 70 along with good collars and loyalty boosted) before completing a lot of Fluency Road. If you don’t, you may hit a roadblock and not be able to complete the Daily Quests due to this.
Speech Institution
Designed similarly to The Institution and Fluency Road, the Speech Institution adds a speaking component to the game.
The layout consists of the Speech Institution and Fluency Road portions. However, only three beasts require defeating at each of the 15 levels, unlike the normal institution.
The first half of the Speech Institution consists of the entrance and grades 1-8. Fluency Road has six areas.
You’ll want to have a good handle on vocabulary before starting this portion of the game. This is because the later stages of the Speech Institution require knowing vocabulary through Fluency Pack 6. For this reason, I highly suggest doing the standard institution and unlocking that vocabulary first.
Speed isn’t a significant component of completing the Speech Institution. Instead, pronunciation and accuracy are your friends here. The game pronounces the correct answer after each question, so the time between questions is much longer than in any other game mode.
Each of the three bosses to beat will have 80k, 90k, and 100k life regardless of the level. It increases 10k with each boss you beat at a level. Your beasts get 20k life each for 100k total life spread across all five beast slots.
While the speech functionality of the game has improved since its inception, there are still some bugs to work out.
Here are a few tips you may find helpful.
- Enunciate clearly and avoid background noise
- Have your hands on the device and be ready to hit reset if it hears you wrong. Using the clear button doesn’t always work well.
- If the game doesn’t register your answer as correct right away, the answer is typically wrong. There is time allowed before it accepts the wrong answer, so hit reset and try again.
- Numbers can be spoken normally or by saying the individual numbers. Sometimes pronouncing individual numbers works better.
- Example: 702, you can say setecientos dos or siete cero dos
- Keep trying even if you fail. Sometimes a level will be very sentence/grammar intensive for a while, and then you’ll catch a time where it has more common words and numbers so you can cruise through it.
- Write down the vocabulary you get wrong when the round ends. Writing it helps it stick, and similar sentences/grammar/numbers/words typically appear repeatedly.
I found level 14 (the last three teachers) to be difficult due to using a lot of Fluency Pack 6 vocabulary that I hadn’t unlocked in the regular Fluency Road yet.
The payoff for completing the Speech Institution is obtaining the 5th most powerful beast in the game, the Sky Phoenix (aka Sky Chicken). Aside from being rarely awarded in a contest, this is the only way to obtain this beast. In addition, it serves as a bit of a gatekeeper to collecting all beasts and getting the Golden Pegasus. All other beasts can be captured or purchased with coins or money.
The total rewards package includes
- 50 points
- 10k coins
- 20 traps
- Level 70 Sky Phoenix
Like the regular institution, you can continue playing the Speech Institution after completing all levels. Once you complete the institution, you’ll find an L1 in the rankings under the speech column. Advancing additional levels reflects in the number after the L. Previous players have mentioned the first level after completing the Speech Institution to be difficult but easier afterward.
To continue playing another level, you’ll click the green Speech Road button with your current level next to it to play another level.
Settings
The settings menu in the top left contains several options.
Options
The options area has a variety of settings you can change. These include:
Referrer
If you didn’t enter the person who referred you to the game when setting up your account, you can input their username here. By entering a referrer, that person gets rewards if you register for Fluency Pass and stay for eight days. Feel free to use my username, QuantumSpanish. See more on referral rewards here.
Take Test
By choosing the take test option, you’ll start a battle where you’ll answer questions using various levels of vocabulary. You can unlock more vocab right away based on how you perform.
Music
Music will ordinarily play during gameplay. However, you can toggle it on or off and adjust the volume here.
See Your Alphabet
This option allows toggling on or off the showing of words in your native alphabet.
Choose Your Rewards
Each day, you get free daily rewards. This option allows you to choose between points and coins. For example, you can either receive 100 coins or 3 points. These rewards are available to collect in the store.
Parental Controls
If you are setting this account up for a child, you can password protect the use of chat and private messages here.
Create Password
Setting the password ensures your child won’t be able to adjust the chat and private message settings without permission.
Chat
The game has a global, clan, and class chat. If toggling this off, messages in the chat won’t be able to be read or sent.
Private Messages
The game allows for messaging individual users. Toggling this off will prevent the sending and receiving of these messages.
Unblock Users
You can block individual users by clicking on their player card and hitting the person icon in the top right corner. Once blocked, the person icon will turn red, and you won’t be able to see their chat or private messages.
Any blocked members will appear in this area. If you want to remove them from the blocked list, click on their name. You can confirm this by viewing their player card and seeing that the person icon is black again.
Notifications
The app sends your phone notifications for specific events within the game. You can toggle these notifications on or off here.
The notification items you can change are:
Attack Notifications
Attacks in the arena occur at random times. You’ll get a notification whenever this happens. Once attacked, you’ll have 24 hours to defend.
Clan War Notifications
You’ll get notifications when selected for a war, need to submit a lineup (if you are an admin or leader), and if you need to use your war attacks which you have 24 hours to make.
Login Streak Notification
You’ll get notifications when your login streak is about to end. This only works if you already have a streak of three or more days.
Feed Your Beast Notification
You are allowed to feed your beast hourly. If you haven’t fed your beast in at least a day, the game will notify you.
Weekly Event Notification
When a new weekly event begins, you’ll get notified so you can participate right away.
Weekly Events:
- Even Arena
- Correct Cup
- Exam Battle
- Boss Royale
View more details on weekly events by clicking here.
Message Notifications
If you receive a private message, you’ll be notified and be able to see a preview of the message.
Choose Language
The choose language area allows you to switch between languages you’re currently practicing or start a new one.
If starting a new language, you won’t be required to create a new username. Instead, you’ll keep your same username and be able to switch between the servers seamlessly.
Starting a New Language
To start a new language, pull up the choose language dialogue box and select the language you want to start by clicking the “Start” button. Next, a confirmation box will pop up. After confirming, the course overview screen shows.
Next, Lyss has you choose your beast. Once selected, you will be prompted to answer what your level of the language is. You can select “Never Studied” to start from scratch with the beginning vocabulary or choose “Studied,” where you’ll drop into battle and answer questions in the language. You’ll unlock vocabulary based on how well you perform in battle. Finally, Lyss will give an overview of the playing areas.
Switching Languages
If you want to switch between languages, click the choose language option and select the language you wish to change to. You’ll get a loading screen before the other language loads.
Using Different Language Servers
Here are a few things of note regarding being on different language servers:
Communication and Sending Coins
- You can only send coins to a player on your current server
- Example: If you both are studying Spanish and German, you can’t send coins to their Spanish account from your German account
- You can’t send coins to yourself from one language server to another
- When you send a message, it will show which server you sent it from. The flag of the server will be in the bottom right of the message. You can send messages to players on other servers.
- Notifications are on a server basis, so you’ll want to update them for each language server you are on.
Titles
- With a few exceptions, titles don’t transfer across language servers.
- Exceptions:
- Expert of Tongues
- Get 100,000 Correct in 2 Languages. This title will apply to all language servers you are on, even if you haven’t answered 100k in that language.
- Master of Tongues
- Get 100,000 Correct in 3 Languages
- Legend of Tongues
- Get 100,000 Correct in 4 Languages
- God of Tongues
- Get 100,000 Correct in 5 Languages
- Polyglot Powerhouse
- Get 500,000 Correct in 3 Languages
- Dependable Student
- Have a login streak of 1 year
- Loyal Student
- Have a login streak of 2 years
- Have a login streak of 2 years
- Unwavering Student
- Have a login streak of 3 years
- Fluency Seeker
- Get Fluency Pass for your education, to support LangLandia and to become part of the family
- Vocab Visionary
- Support your education and LangLandia by getting the Mini Pass
- Expert of Tongues
- Some titles are time-sensitive when you start on a new server. These titles are:
- Off to the Races
- Get 2,500 correct on the first day
- Institution Wizard
- Graduate from the institution in the first week
- Unlimited Potential
- Get a 1600 rating in the arena within 45 days of starting
- Heart of a Hero
- Get 10,000 correct in the first week
- Spirit of a Champion
- Get 100,000 correct in the first week
- Off to the Races
- Exceptions:
Create/Join Class
Here you can create or join a class. Utilizing this feature allows players to view their ranking amongst friends or classmates in the PvP Arena, Rankings, Weekly Events, Exams, and The League.
The price of creating a class is $22.99/mo.
Aside from creating an area for people to see how they rank amongst classmates or friends, there aren’t many benefits to creating or joining. Of the few benefits, you get three attacks in the class arena, so it provides additional attack practice. However, there aren’t any prizes awarded for ranking well within your class like there are when competing globally.
You can join a class in this area as well. If you don’t have a class to join, you can join the free Reddit one made by the game’s creator.
Class Name: reddit
Class Password: reddit1
If you click this and are already a member of a class, you’ll see the name of your current class at the top. You can only be a member of one class at a time, so if you join a new one, you’ll leave your current one.
Share/Invite Friends
You can share and invite friends through WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Text, or a Facebook post. In addition, you receive rewards by sharing through the achievements section of the game or by referring people, and they stay on the paid version for eight days.
Contact Us
You’ll find the Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and developer e-mail here. The developer is pretty responsive and typically quick to fix any bugs. You can notify him of bugs and offer suggestions to his e-mail.
Update Password
Update your password or create one if you haven’t already. Setting this up allows you to log in and out while maintaining your progress.
Log Out
Allows you to log out to log into another device or account. You’ll be alerted before logging out that you’ll want to know your password to avoid losing progress.
Top Bar
The top bar area contains several bits of information. For context, when I reference the top bar, I’m referring to the highlighted area, which includes various icons.
The various area we’ll go over are:
Player Card
If you click on either the beast image or your username, a summary of your information will come up.
The very top of the card includes a share button, magnifying glass, block button, message icon, and flags for each language the player is studying.
- Share button – you can share your player card on social media or messaging platforms by clicking this. The first time you do it, you are awarded 30 coins. Each share goes towards the sharing achievement located in the Quests area. You aren’t required to share with a different person each time, so you could ask a friend if you can share this with them multiple times and collect the rewards.
The tiers I’ve discovered so far for the sharing achievement are:
- 2 – 1 attack
- 5 – 3 attacks
- 10 – 5 attacks
- 25 – 10 attacks
- 50 – 15 attacks
- 100 – 20 attacks
- 500 – 35 attacks
- Magnifying glass – clicking this icon allows you to search for a specific player and bring up their player card.
- Block Button – Use this to block a player. This prevents you from seeing their messages in the chat, and you won’t see any private messages they send you. The icon turns red if they are blocked. To unblock them, click the icon again and confirm the unblock.
- Message Icon – Click this to send a private message. You can send a message, invite a player to your clan (if they don’t belong to one already), and send coins. For more info on message options, go to the messages section.
- Flags – as mentioned, these flags represent a language the player is learning. You’ll see the player card for that particular language if you click on a flag.
The main portion of the card displays beasts, their level, and any collars equipped. You’ll find the overall stats and boosts by clicking on an individual beast. Stats such as attack, speed, and life are the overall stats after being boosted by the equipped collar, loyalty, encouragement, battle xp, spirits, and titles. The guide’s cabin section contains information on calculating these stats.
In the bottom-left section of the player card, you’ll find the following:
- Grade – This is the grade in The Institution/Fluency Road. If the player is still within the institution, the numbers 0 through 8 will be displayed to reflect their grade. 0 means they are at the entrance and haven’t passed yet. Once a player graduates from The Institution, they move to Fluency Road. The letter L, followed by a number, indicates their level. There are 150 levels on Fluency Road. So, someone at that level would show as L150. Players can continue to advance their level past 150, but it is no longer part of the standard Fluency Road.
- Likes – the number of likes received by comments left in the Study & Battle area and chats (global, class, and clan)
- Clan – this only displays if a person is a member of a clan. A clickable link takes you to the clan’s info page, containing members, their W/L record, and other info.
- Class – the class (group of players) the player belongs to. This is a number if it is a default class or something named if it is a custom class that was created.
- Began – shows how long ago the player started playing
- Beast Dex – the number of unique (bold) beasts the player holds. The max is 53 (includes the Golden Pegasus for collecting all other 52 beasts). Some test accounts may show a higher number, but the maximum is 53.
- Words Mastered – Total number of words, sentences, grammar, and speech mastered. Requirements for mastery vary depending on the type of vocab.
- Total Correct – total number of questions answered correctly in all game modes
- Last Seen – the last time the player logged on
The middle area contains the following:
Titles: You can earn titles through various accomplishments. Depending on the title, you can get a percentage boost, a points boost (added after all percentage boosts are calculated), or base points (added to your current base stats before adding percentage boosts, thus increasing attack and life more). These boosts are only given to your main beast.
Titles have four different colors and each one represents a category of title.
Blue: Blue titles are for individual accomplishments. With the exception of login streak titles, once you earn these, the titles will remain with you permanently. Examples include graduating from the speech institution, answering a certain number of questions correctly, or reaching a certain level on Fluuency Road.
Red: You earn these by winning a weekly, monthly. LangLympics, or tournament event, being the champion of an arena season, or winning a clan season. Aside from being the arena champion, most of these boosts are 1% to attack and life. You don’t lose these titles once they are earned. If you won these prior to the game update in December 2022, you won’t get these titles until you win one of those events again. They are not applied retroactively to that update.
Yellow: Any titles in the yellow category are obtained for holding the top spot in a specific area of the game. These can be lost if someone else obtains the top spot. Examples include most vocab mastered, highest grade, or having the top spot in your class.
Green: Green titles are earned for certain beast achievements, acquiring a certain number of spirits, or answering 100k vocab in multiple languages. For example, you can get a boost for having 5k or 10k battles won with a single beast (the title bonus only works for that particular beast, and it must be in the main slot), answering 100k questions correctly in two or more languages, obtaining a legendary spirit, or petting a single beast 5k or 10k times.
After clicking the Titles button on the player card, you’ll see the complete list of titles a player has obtained, the boost given, and requirements to get them.
Use the tables below to view the current documented titles.
The table contains the following columns:
- Title – the name of the title
- Requirements – what task needs to be done to obtain the title
- Color – these are the four colors of titles – green, blue, red, and yellow
- Attack – the attack boost listed as a percentage or points
- Life – the life boost listed as a percentage or points
- Time Sensitive – this indicates if the title can only be earned within a certain amount of time of starting the game
- Confirmed – whether the title has been confirmed by being seen on a player card or not. Some titles listed have been seen on a test account but may not have been officially released and seen on a non-test account yet.
- Any unconfirmed titles will be marked with an “N” in the “Confirmed?” column.
- Notes – additional context for earning the title is put here.
If there is a title you’ve found that isn’t listed in the table, submit a form using the button below and provide the title’s name, the player that has it, and which language server it is on (Spanish, German, Russian, etc.)
If you are looking for a more comprehensive summary of all titles with several filtering options, go here. While this dashboard in Looker Studio was designed for desktop users, it will still work on mobile.
Arena History – shows how you placed in each online arena season
When challenging someone via practice battle or normal challenge, you can do so with even beasts or current beasts. Even beasts will better reflect your performance if all things are equal. However, doing it with current beasts will allow you to practice against someone in a scenario similar to the arena without impacting your rating.
You can only challenge someone if you are a Fluency Pass holder. Fluency Pass members can challenge both free and Fluency Pass players.
Challenge – the results of challenges show in the global or class chat, depending on what you choose. To be shown in the class chat, you must challenge someone in your class. Otherwise, the only option will be global. It will count as a victory towards the “Win FP Challenges” achievement that rewards traps if you win. Challenges have no impact on your ranking in the arena, and they consist of 10 questions.
Practice battle – a practice battle consists of 7 questions and has no impact on your arena ranking. The result of these doesn’t appear in the chat.
On the far right, you’ll find:
- Arena Stats – shows the player’s current arena rating and win/loss record as well as their all-time arena record
- Tourney League – displays the current tournament league level of the player. There are three, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. You can find more on tournaments here.
- Clan Wars Record – if the person you are viewing is part of a clan, this shows their individual win/loss record in clan wars
- Top 100 Rank – this icon shows if they are in the top 100 and, if so, their rank. This icon won’t appear if they aren’t a top 100 player. You’ll also find this icon and rank in the chat next to their name.
- Arena Rank – shows the overall rank in the current month’s arena
- Class Rank – displays the rank amongst a player’s class
- Login Streak – consecutive days the player has logged on
- Monthly, Weekly, Exam, and League Wins – Displays wins for each event. No trophy will appear if the player doesn’t have any victories in an event.
Vocab Mastered
Click on either the fluent or vocab mastered area on the bar’s right to view this information.
The top section contains the summarized data:
- Total Correct – total correct questions answered. Same number as displayed on the player card.
- Average Correct – the percentage of questions answered correctly
- Correct Today – number of questions answered correctly today
- Average Time – average response time to answer a question
- Longest Streak – the longest streak of correctly answered questions
- Correct This Week – number of questions answered correctly this week
The lower portion displays mastered words, grammar, and sentences. Within each area clicked will be a list of mastered and unmastered words. Remember that this contains total words within the game, not necessarily amongst the unlocked words. Vocab packs range from Grade 0 to Fluency Pack 6. Therefore, you’ll find many unmastered items if you’ve only unlocked vocab through Grade 4 due to not having opened Grades 5 through Fluency Pack 6.
Each section will also display the word, grammar, or sentence, along with the statistics for each. The headers show the requirements for vocab to count as mastered.
Class Rank
This icon displays your rank within your class if you’re in one. It is not clickable. The icon is just there for display.
Login Streak
Again, not clickable. It’s just there to show the streak. This same stat is viewable on your player card.
Points
These are the number of points available to level up your beast. Clicking it will take you to the main part of your cabin. See the inventory section for a description of using the points.
Coins
This area shows the total number of coins you have. Clicking the icon will take you to the store to buy more coins with real money, beasts (with coins or money), collars, items (traps, chests, and food), and view the daily deal.
Bottom Bar
The bottom bar contains a lot of information and covers multiple areas.
Let’s take a look at them all.
Messages
The messages area has three tabs – Inbox, Sent, and Compose.
You can receive messages from other users and updates from the game itself in your inbox. Messages from the game come when an update is available and for rewards for events such as tournaments and winning the clan boss challenge.
You’ll find any messages sent along with replies in the sent tab.
When working on the compose tab, you have a few different options. The first is to send a message to an individual user by typing their name in. You can send a message to a user through their player card too.
The following two options available are to send a message to current members of your clan or class. To do this, click on either the clan or class button located to the right of the “to” field.
Chat
The chat has a few areas depending on what you are a member of in the game. There are the global, class, and clan chats.
In the chat, you’ll find some people have additional icons next to their usernames. The first is a scroll that Fluency Pass members have. Next, if a person is a member of your class, they’ll have an icon that looks like a group of people. The top 100 players have a red 100 circle and their rank in black next to it. Lastly, if a player has a beast with a spirit, you’ll see the spirit icon along with their beast in the chat.
Outside of the various icons, the results of any challenges will appear in the chats. Normal challenges will appear either in the Global or Class chat, depending on the selection by the person sending the challenge. Sending challenges to fellow clan members while in the clan interface will result in the challenge only appearing in the clan chat.
The results are displayed in a banner, and the arrows can be used to scroll through the various challenge results. You’ll see if the challenge was fought with even or normal beasts.
Everyone has access to the global chat. This area is where all game members can chat with each other. LangLandia will also post any app updates and the winners of events here. Occasionally, the developer will reply in the chat with the LangLandia account to any issues. However, the best way to reach him is via e-mail.
If you are a member of a class or clan, you’ll find separate tabs for these. Click on these, and you’ll only be messaging members of those areas. Additionally, players can access clan chat through the Battle Online section and clicking on the clans area.
Sometimes the global chat gets spammed by a user. You can block this person by clicking their name and hitting the block icon on the top right of their player card. Blocking them prevents their messages from showing in the chat.
If you later want to unblock the user, click the icon, and you will get a confirmation box to unblock them.
Town
You’ll find multiple things in the town.
Trader
Clicking on the trader allows you to view your inventory and coins, along with being able to buy items.
To sell an item, click on the item and use the quantity arrows to determine the amount to sell.
Items sell for the following amounts:
- Points – 30 coins
- Potions – 10 coins
- Traps – 100 coins
- Food – 10 coins
To sell a collar, click sell collars, navigate to the one you’d like to sell, and use the quantity arrows before clicking the sell button. Collars displayed here do not include collars currently equipped to your beasts.
Collars sell for the following amounts:
- The ONE Collar: 60k
- Collar of The Gods: 30k
- The Ultimate Collar: 10k
- Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar: 2,500
- Dragonplate Collar: 400
- Crocodile Tooth Collar: 150
- Iron Plate Collar: 150
- Leather Collar: 35
- Bronze Plate Collar: 35
- Fur Collar: 20
- Synthetic Collar: 20
- Cloth Collar: 10
- Feather Collar: 10
Clicking the Buy Items button brings up the store where you can purchase a variety of beasts, collars, and items. We’ll cover that in-depth later in this section.
Liam and Lyss
By clicking on Liam or Lyss, you can start a conversation with them. If you complete the conversation, they award items. Presently, there are only eight conversations available.
The achievements area lists an achievement for completing ten town conversations. However, the developer has not implemented the other two yet, so you cannot complete this achievement.
Rewards for completing these conversations are potions, food, and coins.
Liam
- Conversation 1: 2 points
- Conversation 2: 100 coins
- Conversation 3:
- Conversation 4:
Lyss
- Conversation 1: 2 points
- Conversation 2:
- Conversation 3:
- Conversation 4:
Shop
You have the option to purchase a shop to generate more coins. There are five levels of shops available. Each differs in coins generated per hour and the max amount of coins they can generate in a given time frame.
Below is a chart of each shop available for purchase. Whenever you buy a shop, you’ll choose between two different ones at each level. They will differ in the number of coins they can generate and how long they can generate coins.
Max Time: the amount of time the shop can collect coins before it maxes out, and you must collect before more coins generate.
Coins/Hr: The number of coins the shop generates each hour
Price: cost of the shop in coins
Max Daily Coins: The number of coins you can collect daily based on coins/hr and max time limits. This calculation assumes you are collecting coins at the exact time the bar maxes out each time.
| Level | Shop | Max Time (Hrs) | Coins/HR | Price (Coins) | Max Daily Coins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Fish Cart |
4 |
2 |
20 |
48 |
|
1 |
Apple Cart |
12 |
1 |
20 |
24 |
|
2 |
Barber Shop |
8 |
3 |
200 |
72 |
|
2 |
Cobbler |
12 |
2 |
200 |
48 |
|
3 |
Bakery |
8 |
7 |
800 |
168 |
|
3 |
Tailor |
12 |
4 |
800 |
96 |
|
4 |
Pub |
4 |
9 |
2,000 |
216 |
|
4 |
Butcher |
12 |
6 |
2,000 |
144 |
|
5 |
Jewelry Shop |
8 |
13 |
7,000 |
312 |
|
5 |
Inn |
13 |
10 |
8,000 |
240 |
Let’s use the apple and fish carts available at level one as an example.
The fish cart has a 4-hour max at two coins per hour. Meaning, at the four-hour mark, you’ll have eight coins available to collect. Once you collect, it will reset to zero coins and generate coins for the next four hours. If you don’t collect, the coin amount won’t surpass the eight coins there.
On the flip side, the fish cart has a max time of 12 hours at one coin per hour. So you’ll have 12 coins available to collect after 12 hours. Once you collect, it will generate coins again for the next 12 hours.
You can collect your coins at any time and don’t have to wait for the bar to max out. The tradeoff you’ll have at each level is how long you have before your shop stops collecting coins.
Shops with a lower max time generate more coins per hour. So if you check the game several times per day, go with the shop that produces the most per hour.
Once you purchase a shop, you can’t switch to the other one. You can only buy a different shop at the next level if you aren’t at level 5 yet. So, choose wisely.
Timed Chest
The chest in the bottom right-hand corner with the countdown timer shows when you can open this chest again. The blue meter will fill up as time goes on. You can find the same type of items in this chest as in other ones throughout the game.
However, you aren’t required to do anything to get it. You can open a new one once per hour. I feed my beast at the same time as collecting this chest so that they are in sync.
Battle Chest
You need to win a specified number of battles to open this chest.
These victories can come from:
- Study & Battle
- The Arena (global and class)
- Even Arena
- FP Challenges
- Practice Battles
- The League (if 100% defeated)
- The Institution
- Speech Institution
Arena, Even Arena, Practice Battle, and FP Challenge attacks all count as a won battle just by attacking regardless of outcome. If defending an attack in those modes, however, the battle must be won to count towards a battle chest victory.
Only one victory is needed to open the chest when starting the game. After that, it requires two, and so on until it requires five. Five is the maximum amount of battles needed to win to open a chest. After collecting the first four chests, this is the requirement going forward. The lower requirement initially is to help get items quickly.
Difference between Free and Fluency Pass Members
If you are a free member, you can’t open multiple chests at once. Suppose you win more than five battles before opening the chest. In that case, those extra wins won’t carry over, so you’ll want to open the chest as soon as winning five matches to avoid wasting wins.
For example, if the chest shows 13/5, you’ll only get one chest as a free player then the counter will reset to 0/5. However, if you have Fluency Pass, you’d open up two chests, and the counter would show 3/5. As a Fluency Pass holder, you can stack as many wins as possible without losing out on chests.
Trap and Explore
Here is where you can discover areas and trap beasts. Only The Cabin area is explored, where the wolf, tiger, and bear are found when initially starting. These are the same beasts to choose from when starting the game. The remainder of the entire map will be black.
To explore another map area, click on it, then select explore. You’ll then battle a beast using only your main beast. If you win, the site is unlocked, and the beasts available for capture reveal themselves. However, if you lose, it will remain locked until you defeat the beast. Areas must be explored before attempting to capture a beast there.
The beasts native to that area are most likely to be caught. However, you can still capture beasts native to other regions on occasion. The rarer the beast, the less likely it is to be caught.
Click the area you have explored to trap a beast and select place trap. After placing the trap, the game reveals which beast was captured. Access the beast via your cabin.
The number of traps you have is viewable in the top left corner.
The other option is the beastiary which shows how many of the 55 beasts in the game you have obtained through contests, FP points, capturing, and purchase. Beasts will only show if you have them in your cabin. If you sell a beast and only have one of it, it will no longer show on the list.
Of the 55 beasts, 51 are capturable. The remainder can be purchased with coins or money, won in monthly contests, obtained in a Super Chest, attained in Play & Learn Rewards, or earned by completing specific tasks in the game.
The four uncapturable beasts are as follows:
- Fire Fairy
- Dream Phoenix
- Ice Dragon
- Golden Pegasus – This is technically not on the map but has been captured by two different players.
For a breakdown of obtaining these, see the beasts section.
Of the 36 areas to explore, 16 are available to free members. One can access the remaining 20 by purchasing Fluency Pass.
To explore one of the 20 Fluency Pass areas once you are a paid member, you need to complete levels on Fluency Road. For every ten levels you complete, you can explore a new area.
If you try to explore before that, you’ll get a message when trying to explore.
You need to complete 190 levels of Fluency Road to unlock all 20.
The Fluency Pass areas are as follows:
- The Dark Hedges
- Trapper’s Trail
- Crocodile Creek
- The Floating Isles
- Edgegrove
- Waterfall Village
- Fairy Falls
- Misty Mountain
- Windy Cliffs
- Volcano Village
- Misty Prairie
- Misty Village
- Crystal Pillars
- The Fire Chasms
- The Southern Slopes
- Dragon’s Landing
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- South Ridge
- The End of the World
- Doom’s Drop
When trapping beasts, stick to trying to capture infamous and above. Most of the other beasts in the lower tiers will get captured when attempting to get the higher-level ones.
The most powerful beasts you can capture as a free member are the basilisk, night dragon, and saber tooth which are all legendary tiered beasts.
The following capturable beasts are uncapturable as a free user:
- Aqua Fairy
- Black Pegasus
- Black Unicorn
- Female Evil Troll
- Fire Phoenix
- Forest Fairy
- Green T-Rex
- Red T-Rex
- Sky Phoenix
Stick to exploring areas with rarer beasts first. Capturing these rarer beasts will allow for advancing through the game quicker initially.
Trap and Explore Map
Below you’ll find the beasts contained in each area of the map. It is in the same order as the map on the game. Click on one of the gallery images to get a close-up of the beasts found there.
Beasts
The following section contains profiles of all beasts in the game. They are grouped into tiers from most powerful to least powerful. For each of the beasts, the base stats are listed along with base stats with max loyalty. The base stats reflect the beast stats at level 70 without considering loyalty, battle XP, titles, or spirits. The section with loyalty assumes a level 70 beast and the loyalty max of 22%. Additionally, I have listed the stats for each beast using The ONE Collar, Collar of the Gods, Ultimate Collar, or Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar for mythical, legendary, epic, elite, and very rare tiered beasts. Again, these stats assume the beast at level 70 and maxed loyalty along with the collar.
Beneath each beast, you’ll find either a found or obtained section. If the beast has a found section, it can be captured. The area to capture it is listed in this section. In the obtained section are other ways to get the beast. These methods include purchase (coins or money), FP Points, Super Chests, Play & Learn Rewards, or contests. If the beast is purchasable, you’ll find deal or buy beasts in parenthesis. These terms in parenthesis indicate the area of the store the beast can be purchased.
Tier - Mythical
Golden Pegasus (aka Golden Pony)
The first Golden Pegasus ever obtained has a base attack of 549 and life of 29,320. As of 1/28/24 there are 6 other known Golden Pegasuses. They have the base attack and life listed below.
Found: It is not listed on the map but has been captured in Language Journey multiple times. This appears to be due to a bug where it appears after someone has 52 beasts. In one instance, it didn’t appear until the Ice Dragon was one of the 52, but it’s uncertain if this is a requirement. Known locations of capture are the Fire Chasms and Misty Mountain.
Obtained: Awarded after getting all other beasts in the game.
Base Stats
Attack: 533
Life: 28,828
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 650
Life: 35,170
The One Collar
Attack: 863
Life: 56,791
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 821
Life: 53,908
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 784
Life: 49,584
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 746
Life: 45,260
Ice Dragon
Obtained:
- Purchase (900k coins)
- Earlier players were able to win it in a contest but this hasn’t been the case in quite some time.
Base Stats
Attack: 497
Life: 27,633
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 606
Life: 33,712
The One Collar
Attack: 805
Life: 54,437
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 765
Life: 51,674
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 731
Life: 47,529
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 696
Life: 43,384
Dream Phoenix
The strength of this beast has seen a lot of variation recently. In the store, it lists an attack of 511 and life of 28,105 as of 1/28/24. There are also reports from some players that they have an attack of 497 and life 27,633. So, this beast could be stronger, the same, or slightly weaker than the Ice Dragon, depending on the version. For now, the historical attack and life is listed below until I can confirm what the attack and life should be going forward.
Obtained:
- Purchase $249.99 (Buy Beasts)
- Purchase $119.99 (Deal)
- Refer 5 people and they stay 8 days after completing the trial period
- Contest – contests for this happen rarely
Base Stats
Attack: 490
Life: 27,633
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 598
Life: 33,712
The One Collar
Attack: 794
Life: 54,437
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 755
Life: 51,674
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 720
Life: 47,529
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 686
Life: 43,384
Fire Phoenix
Found:
- The Fire Chasms
Base Stats
Attack: 476
Life: 27,169
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 581
Life: 33,146
The One Collar
Attack: 771
Life: 53,523
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 733
Life: 50,806
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 700
Life: 46,731
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 666
Life: 42,655
Tier - Legendary
Fire Fairy
Obtained:
- Purchase $169.99 (Buy Beasts)
- Purchase $79.99 (Deal)
- Super Chest
Base Stats
Attack: 476
Life: 26,940
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 581
Life: 32,867
The One Collar
Attack: 771
Life: 53,072
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 733
Life: 50,378
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 700
Life: 46,337
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 666
Life: 42,296
Aqua Fairy
Found:
- Fairy Falls
Base Stats
Attack: 462
Life: 26,487
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 564
Life: 32,314
The One Collar
Attack: 748
Life: 52,179
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 711
Life: 49,531
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 679
Life: 45,558
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 647
Life: 41,585
Black Unicorn
Found: Misty Mountain
Obtained: Monthly contests
Base Stats
Attack: 462
Life: 26,487
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 564
Life: 32,314
The One Collar
Attack: 748
Life: 52,179
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 711
Life: 49,531
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 679
Life: 45,558
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 647
Life: 41,585
Tier - Epic
Sky Phoenix (aka Sky Chicken)
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
Obtained:
- Completing the Speech Institution (FP Only)
- Contest – contests for this beast are rare. However, someone has won it in a most likes competition in the past.
Base Stats
Attack: 443
Life: 25,821
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 540
Life: 31,502
The One Collar
Attack: 718
Life: 50,867
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 682
Life: 48,285
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 651
Life: 44,412
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 620
Life: 40,539
Red T-Rex
Found:
- Crystal Pillars
Obtained:
- Purchase (150k coins)
- Super Chest
Base Stats
Attack: 431
Life: 25,116
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 526
Life: 30,642
The One Collar
Attack: 698
Life: 49,479
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 664
Life: 46,967
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 634
Life: 43,200
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 603
Life: 39,432
Forest Fairy
Found:
- The Dark Hedges
Obtained:
- Purchase $42.99 (Buy Beasts)
- Purchase $19.99 (Deal)
- Monthly contest
- Super Chest
Base Stats
Attack: 425
Life: 25,387
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 519
Life: 30,972
The One Collar
Attack: 689
Life: 50,012
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 655
Life: 47,474
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 625
Life: 43,666
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 595
Life: 39,858
These last four make up the lower portion of the epic tier. While their base stats are mostly the same, at times there are differences. While not confirmed, it appears more powerful versions of these beasts occur when they are caught at level 70.
Here are the typical base stats:
Base Stats
Attack: 413
Life: 24,918
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 504
Life: 30,400
The One Collar
Attack: 669
Life: 49,088
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 636
Life: 46,597
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 607
Life: 42,859
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 578
Life: 39,121
I did an analysis of a combined 109 beasts making up this group of four from the top 100 players and found that about 89% of all beasts have the above base stats. Of the rest, 8% have base stats of 425 and 25,387, and 3% with stats of 419 and 25,172.
Night Dragon
Found:
- Dragon’s Landing
- King’s Path
Obtained:
- Purchase 70k coins
- Monthly FP Rewards
- Contests
Saber Tooth
Found:
- Saber Tooth Mountain
Obtained:
- Monthly FP Rewards
Black Pegasus
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
- The Floating Isles
Obtained:
- Monthly FP Rewards
- Purchase $22.99 (Deal)
Basilisk
Found:
- Basilisk River
- Waterfall Village
Obtained:
- Monthly FP Rewards
- Purchase $22.99 (Deal)
Tier - Elite
The Elite tier consists of four beasts. Three of the four can be obtained when playing the free version. The Green T-Rex is the only one that can’t be caught in the free version.
These four have the same base stats with some outliers.
Base Stats
Attack: 401
Life: 24,172
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 489
Life: 29,490
The One Collar
Attack: 650
Life: 47,619
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 618
Life: 45,202
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 589
Life: 41,576
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 561
Life: 37,950
In rare instances the Moon Griffin and Snow Unicorn will have more powerful base stats of 413 attack and 24,667 life. For Snow Unicorns, the split is 85% normal and 15% outlier. The Moon Griffin is about 65% normal to 35% outlier. I found this to be the case after going through the beasts of the top 100 players. The Direwolf and Green T-Rex appear to remain in the normal range but they had a much smaller sample size to evaluate.
Moon Griffin
Found:
- The Great Forest
Obtained:
- Purchase with 45k coins
- Buy yearly Fluency Pass
Snow Unicorn
Found:
- South Ridge
- The Western Skies
Obtained:
- FP Points
- Contests
- Play & Learn Rewards
Direwolf
Found:
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- The Sky Trees
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Green T-Rex
Found:
- Misty Village
- Edgegrove
Obtained:
- Monthly FP Points
Tier - Very Rare
The following 10 beasts have the same base stats for the most part. Depending on when and at what level they are caught, the stats may vary slightly.
Base Stats
Attack: 383
Life: 23,686
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 467
Life: 28,897
The One Collar
Attack: 620
Life: 46,661
Collar of the Gods
Attack: 590
Life: 44,293
The Ultimate Collar
Attack: 563
Life: 40,740
Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar
Attack: 536
Life: 37,187
If beasts in this tier have boosted stats, they will typically be attack 395 and life 24,172 for the base.
These beasts can all be obtained by free and Fluency Pass members by reaching level 50 in Fluency Pass points for months in which they are a prize.
Unicorn
Found:
- Waterfall Village
- South Ridge
- The Southern Slopes
- The Floating Isles
- Trail’s Edge
- Cabin
- The Western Skies
Obtained:
- Purchase $11.99 (Buy Beasts)
- Purchase $5.99 (Deal)
- Super Chest
White Pegasus
Found:
- The End of the World
- The Floating Isles
- Windy Cliffs
- Crystal Lake
Obtained:
- Play & Learn Rewards
Griffin
Found:
- The Sky Trees
- The Floating Isles
- The Great Forest
Obtained:
- Play & Learn Rewards
White Lion
Found:
- King’s Path
Obtained:
- 25k coins
- Super Chest
Evil Troll (Male)
Found:
- Misty Prairie
- The Floating City
Obtained:
- Super Chest
- Play & Learn Rewards
Evil Troll (Female)
Found:
- Volcano Village
- The End of the World
- Trapper’s Trail
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Minotaur (Male)
Found:
- Crystal Pillars
- Misty Prairie
- Whispering Wood
Obtained:
- Super Chest
- Play & Learn Rewards
Yeti
Found:
- Yeti’s Ravine
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Dragon
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
- Dragon’s Landing
- The Ember Caves
Obtained:
- Super Chest
- Play & Learn Rewards
Woolly Mammoth
Found:
- Saber Tooth Mountain
Obtained:
- Super Chest
- Play & Learn Rewards
Tier - Rare
The 6 beasts in Tier 2 have the same stats. However, the stats can vary slightly depending on when the beast was captured.
Base Stats
Attack: 372 or 383
Life: 22,975 or 23,447
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 454 or 467
Life: 28,030 or 28,605
White Tiger
Found:
- The Dark Hedges
- Fairy Falls
- East Peak
Obtained: Previously via purchase of 15k coins. No longer available for purchase.
Minotaur (Female)
Found:
- Crystal Pillars
- The Ember Caves
- Whispering Wood
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Black Wolf
Found:
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- Crystal Pillars
- East Peak
Obtained:
- Play & Learn Rewards
Troll (Male)
Found:
- Trapper’s Trail
- Misty Prairie
- The Floating City
- The Ember Caves
- Traders Plateau
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Troll (Female)
Found:
- Edgegrove
- Trapper’s Trail
- Volcano Village
- Traders Plateau
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Bigfoot
Found:
- Meadow
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Tier - Uncommon
This tier consists of 9 beasts. While labeled “uncommon” in the game, you’ll end up catching quite a few of these beasts.
Base Stats
Attack: 357
Life: 22,285
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 436
Life: 27,188
Lion
Found:
- The Fire Chasms
- Mistry Prairie
- King’s Path
- The Ember Caves
Obtained:
- Play & Learn Rewards
Black Bull
Found:
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- The Fire Chasms
- Volcano Village
- The Floating City
- Traders Plateau
- Meadow
Lioness
Found:
- The Fire Chasms
- Windy Cliffs
- King’s Path
- Basilisk River
Polar Bear
Found:
- South Ridge
- Saber Tooth Mountain
- Yeti’s Revine
- The Western Skies
Black Stallion
Found:
- South Ridge
- The Southern Slopes
- Trail’s Edge
- Cabin
- The Western Skies
Crocodile
Found:
- Dragon’s Landing
- Fairy Falls
- Crocodile Creek
- Trapper’s Trail
- King’s Path
- The Ember Caves
- Crystal Lake
Elephant
Found:
- Misty Village
- Waterfall Village
- Basilisk River
- Whispering Wood
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Anaconda
Found:
- Dragon’s Landing
- Misty Village
- Fairy Falls
- Waterfall Village
- Edgegrove
- The Dark Hedges
- Basilisk River
- Crystal Lake
- Whispering Wood
- Trail’s Edge
- The Sky Trees
Silverback Gorilla
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
- The Great Forest
- The Sky Trees
Obtained:
- Super Chest
Tier - Common
You’ll find yourself catching these beasts on a regular basis. They are the weakest of the game and typically the types of beasts you’ll capture before snagging one of the rarer ones.
Base Stats
Attack: 332
Life: 21,180
With Max Loyalty
Attack: 405
Life: 25,840
Bull
Found:
- The End of the World
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- The Fire Chasms
- Crystal Pillars
- Windy Cliffs
- The Ember Caves
- Trail’s Edge
- Cabin
- Meadow
Stallion
Found:
- The End of the World
- South Ridge
- The Southern Slopes
- Volcano Village
- Misty Mountian
- The Floating Isles
- The Floating City
- Trail’s Edge
- Cabin
- Meadow
- The Western Skies
Spotted Stallion
Found:
- The Southern Slopes
- Windy Cliffs
- Misty Mountain
- The Floating City
- Traders Plateau
- Trail’s Edge
- Meadow
Wolf
Found:
- The Cliffs of Insanity
- Crystal Pillars
- Fairy Falls
- Edgegrove
- The Dark Hedges
- The Floating City
- The Great Forest
- Cabin
- Meadow
- The Sky Trees
- East Peak
- Yeti’s Revine
Tiger
Found:
- Misty Village
- Edgegrove
- The Dark Hedges
- Basilisk River
- Crystal Lake
- Whispering Wood
- The Great Forest
Cougar
Found:
- Misty Mountain
- The Dark Hedges
- King’s Path
- Crystal Lake
- Trail’s Edge
- East Peak
- Saber Tooth Mountain
- Yeti’s Revine
Alligator
Found:
- Dragon’s Landing
- Fairy Falls
- Waterfall Village
- Crocodile Creek
- King’s Path
- Trader’s Plateau
Cheetah
Found:
- The End of the World
- The Fire Chasms
- Misty Prairie
- The Floating Isles
- The Floating City
- Meadow
Boa
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
- Dragon’s Landing
- Fairy Falls
- Waterfall Village
- The Floating Isles
- Crocodile Creek
- Basilisk River
- Whispering Wood
- The Great Forest
- The Sky Trees
Gorilla
Found:
- Doom’s Drop
- Crocodile Creek
- The Dark Hedges
- Whispering Wood
- The Great Forest
- The Sky Trees
Obtained:
- Play & Learn Rewards
Grizzly Bear
Found:
- Misty Mountain
- The Ember Caves
- Whispering Wood
- Cabin
- East Peak
- Saber Tooth Mountain
- Yeti’s Revine
- The Western Skies
Black Bear
Found:
- South Ridge
- Misty Village
- Misty Mountain
- Cabin
- Saber Tooth Mountain
- Yeti’s Ravine
- The Western Skies
Fluency Pass Points
A great way to accumulate items, coins, and beasts is through the monthly Fluency Pass Points area. You don’t need to be a Fluency Pass holder to earn rewards. However, Fluency Pass holders have access to more and better rewards.
Located in the middle of the screen, it displays the progress towards the next level of rewards and, when clicked, takes you to the rewards area.
The top area shows the season, time remaining, next reward meter, and the ability to toggle between rewards and quests.
Season and Time Remaining
Each season takes up an entire month, so the number of days in each season may vary. The time displays the amount of time remaining before a new season begins. Each new season comes with new rewards and beasts available to earn.
Next Reward Meter
Each day when things reset, the game awards FP points. These are what the meter is monitoring. In the beginning, reaching the next level requires fewer points. Starting at level 19, 500 points are required to advance to each of the next levels.
Prior to joining a clan, if I participated in the arena and all events, I got to level 50 with about a week left as long as I did all of the FP Quests each day. Below is a chart showing the points needed at each level and the total points required to reach level 50.
| Level | Points |
|---|---|
| 1 | 50 |
| 2 | 75 |
| 3 | 100 |
| 4 | 125 |
| 5 | 150 |
| 6 | 175 |
| 7 | 200 |
| 8 | 225 |
| 9 | 250 |
| 10 | 275 |
| 11 | 300 |
| 12 | 325 |
| 13 | 350 |
| 14 | 375 |
| 15 | 400 |
| 16 | 425 |
| 17 | 450 |
| 18 | 475 |
| 19-50 | 500 |
Total | 20,725 |
Rewards
When selecting the rewards button, the rewards area is displayed. This area has two sections, Fluency Pass and free.
The Fluency Pass area contains rewards only for paid members. The free section has rewards for everyone. Being a Fluency Pass holder gets you rewards from the Fluency Pass and free sections.
Rewards include coins, points, chests, traps, potions, attacks, collars, and beasts.
Fluency Pass holders receive more and better items than free users.
- Beasts – FP gets legendary and fabled level (excluding Forest Fairy, Red T-Rex, and Sky Phoenix). Free users can earn infamous level beasts.
- Collars – FP awards up to Dragonplate collars. In contrast, the highest level you can get as a free player is Crocodile Tooth. Lower-Tier collars are more common in the free area (cloth, feather, fur)
- Item Amounts – coins, potions, points, and traps are typically awarded in larger quantities
Here is a breakdown of the awards given for March, April, and May of 2022 and their total coin value. The coin value is if you sold all earned items and beasts.
March 2022
| Item | Amount FP | Amount Free |
|---|---|---|
| Attacks | 2 | 5 |
| Coins | 7,060 | 1,770 |
| Food | 40 | 11 |
| Potions | 53 | 13 |
| Traps | 6 | 0 |
| Chests | 0 | 6 |
| Points | 0 | 15 |
| Cloth Collar | 0 | 1 |
| Feather Collar | 1 | 0 |
| Iron Plate Collar | 3 | 0 |
| Crocodile Tooth Collar | 2 | 0 |
| Dragonplate Collar | 1 | 0 |
| Pegasus | 0 | 1 |
| Night Dragon | 1 | 0 |
FP Total Coin Value: 13,750 coins and two attacks which can’t be sold
Free Total Coin Value: 3,190 coins and six chests, and five attacks that can’t be sold
April 2022
| Item | Amount FP | Amount Free |
|---|---|---|
| Attacks | 4 | 8 |
| Coins | 5,670 | 1,895 |
| Food | 49 | 17 |
| Potions | 51 | 4 |
| Traps | 5 | 0 |
| Chests | 0 | 1 |
| Points | 14 | 17 |
| Cloth Collar | 0 | 3 |
| Feather Collar | 4 | 0 |
| Bronze Plate Collar | 0 | 1 |
| Iron Plate Collar | 3 | 0 |
| Synthetic Collar | 0 | 2 |
| Fur Collar | 0 | 1 |
| Crocodile Tooth Collar | 4 | 0 |
| Dragon | 0 | 1 |
| Snow Unicorn | 1 | 0 |
FP Total Coin Value: 10,680 coins and four attacks which can’t be sold
Free Total Coin Value: 3,440 coins and one chest, and eight attacks that can’t be sold
May 2022
| Item | Amount FP | Amount Free |
|---|---|---|
| Attacks | 22 | 6 |
| Coins | 5,395 | 1,745 |
| Food | 29 | 1 |
| Potions | 17 | 4 |
| Traps | 7 | 2 |
| Chests | 0 | 5 |
| Points | 27 | 4 |
| Cloth Collar | 0 | 5 |
| Feather Collar | 1 | 0 |
| Fur Collar | 0 | 4 |
| Synthetic Collar | 0 | 1 |
| Crocodile Tooth Collar | 0 | 1 |
| Dragonplate Collar | 2 | 0 |
| Pegasus | 0 | 1 |
| Saber Tooth | 1 | 0 |
FP Total Coin Value: 12,175 coins and 22 attacks which can’t be sold
Free Total Coin Value: 2,445 coins and five chests and six attacks that can’t be sold
Again, keep in mind that Fluency Pass holders get items from both sections, so the total value is the combination of the two. However, this shows the difference in available rewards between the two areas.
Earning FP Points and Advancing Levels
The FP points area contains 50 levels. Each level presents a new reward, with the 50th level awarding a beast. If you are a Fluency Pass holder, you get 100 coins each time you fill the bar after level 50. You’ll need to click on the 100 coin area to collect.
*Tip: Collecting 100 coins after passing level 50 can be glitchy. Have your volume up and click it until you hear the *ca-ching* sound.
You earn FP points in two ways: ranking in various areas and completing FP Points quests.
Here are the areas you can earn points:
- Arena Rank (Global only)
- Exams/The League Rank
- Weekly Event Rank
- Clan Rank
- Login Streak
You get 50 points plus 1 point per day of your login streak. So, for example, if you’ve logged in for 150 straight days, you will get 200 points. This applies to those with longer streaks. If you are starting out you don’t get 50 points plus one for each day. It’s uncertain what the threshold login streak is to get 50 plus 1 per each day.
The points are awarded as follows based on rank.
| Rank | Arena | Exams/League | Weekly Event | Clan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 120 | 200 | 200 | 150 |
| 2nd | 100 | 160 | 160 | 100 |
| 3rd | 85 | 120 | 120 | 70 |
| 4th-5th | 70 | 90 | 90 | 40 |
| 6th-10th | 60 | 70 | 70 | 30 |
| 11th-20th | 50 | 60 | 60 | 20 |
| 21st-50th | 40 | 50 | 50 | 10 |
Quests
Clicking on the quest area brings you to your daily quests to earn more FP points. You can earn up to 630 FP points each day through these four areas. Keep in mind that these daily quests differ from the other daily quests area.
The areas below show the number of times you can do the event in a day in parenthesis, followed by the number of points earned if you complete all of them.
- Complete Daily Quests (1) – 200 points
- Win a Battle (50) – 250 points
- Do an Arena Attack (8) – 80 points
- Feed Your Beasts (10) – 100 points
Complete Daily Quests
Daily quests display on the main screen by clicking the book labeled “Quests.” The type of activities to complete varies. However, if you complete all of them in a day, you are awarded 200 FP points. We’ll cover daily quests in-depth later in the guide.
Win a Battle
You are awarded 5 FP points per battle won.
Winning battles in these areas count toward that total:
- Study & Battle
- Even Arena
- Global Arena
- Class Arena
- The League – must defeat beast 100%
- FP Challenges
- Practice Battles
When it comes to Even Arena, Global Arena, Class Arena, FP Challenges, and Practice Battles using an attack counts as a won battle regardless of if the person defending ends up defeating you. However, if you are defending an attack, you must win the battle for it to count.
Do an Arena Attack
This section is pretty self-explanatory. If you use an arena attack, you get 10 FP points. One thing to note is that if you’re a free member, you only get five arena attacks each day. However, if you join a class (like the free Reddit one), you get an additional three attacks in the class arena, which gets you to the eight total attacks to fill the bar.
Fluency Pass members get eight global arena attacks, so joining a class isn’t necessary to max them out. Even Arena attacks don’t count towards this.
Feed Your Beasts
Beasts can be fed once per hour, so in 24 hours, you need to feed your beast ten times to collect the rewards. You’ll get ten points each time.
Store
The store has a variety of items for purchase with either coins or real money. It has many sections.
Referral
You’ll find information on the rewards given for referring someone in this area of the store. The player must sign up for Fluency Pass and stay for eight days before the rewards are given. Referring people is a great way to get a lot of coins quickly and get one of the rarer beasts in the game without using real money or having to win a contest.
Once the referral converts, you’ll get a message from LangLandia containing the rewards and the username of the player that used you as a referrer.
Here is a quick breakdown of the rewards:
- 80,000 coins if someone signs up for the yearly Fluency Pass and completes eight days
- 20,000 coins if someone signs up for a monthly Fluency Pass and completes eight days
- Dream Phoenix if five referrals complete their trials and stay for eight days
- There is no limit on the number of prizes given for referrals
If you sign up for Fluency Pass, use my username QuantumSpanish in the referrer field.
Deals
The deals area contains a new deal each day. They are random and range from beasts, collars, coins, points, and traps.
Examples of previous deals include:
- Beasts
- Level 70 Forest Fairy $19.99
- Level 70 Basilisk $22.99
- Level 70 Black Pegasus $22.99
- Level 70 Moon Griffin $29.99
- Level 70 Dream Phoenix $119.99
- Unicorn $5.99
- Collars
- The Ultimate Collar $19.99
- Collar of the Gods $59.99
- The ONE Collar $169.99
- The ONE Collar 800k coins
- Items
- 50 points $5.99
- 120 points $15.99
- 15 traps $5.99
- 100 traps $24.99
- 12,000 coins $2.99
- 30,000 coins $9.99
- 250k coins $99.99
Dollar amounts are in US dollars, and as you can see, nearly all deals are for real money, except the 800k coins deal for The ONE Collar.
Daily Deals
In this area, you’ll find your free points and coins and also be able to purchase chests, food, and traps.
The free points and coins area will vary depending on if you are a free or Fluency Pass member and what your “Choose Your Rewards” setting is in the options menu.
Free Members
In the top left, you’ll see a free point. Below that will be three free points or 100 coins, depending on what you have chosen in your settings. To change it from points to coins or vice versa, go to the main screen, go to options, then hit the toggle at “Choose Your Rewards.”
To get two more free points and another 100 coins, you’ll be required to watch an ad for each. Click the icon, let the timer run out before exiting the ad, and receive your reward.
Fluency Pass Members
The left side of the block is the same as the free. However, on the right, you can collect 5 points and 200 coins without the need to watch an ad. For Fluency Pass and free, these reset every day, at which time you can collect additional points and coins.
Purchasing Items
The remaining area under daily deals contains the ability to buy a trap, chest, or food. There is no limit to the amount you can purchase, and these are available options at all times.
Beasts
You’ll be able to purchase beasts with coins in this area regardless of if you are a free or Fluency Pass member. The Ice Dragon is there daily, but the other beasts rotate each day.
The following beasts are available:
- Ice Dragon – 900k coins
- Red T-Rex – 150k coins
- Night Dragon – 70k coins
- Moon Griffin – 45k coins
- White Lion – 25k coins
These prices are accurate as of February 2024 but keep in mind prices have changed throughout time.
While the Ice Dragon was a reward for winning a contest in the game’s early stages, purchase is the only way to get it now.
The Red T-Rex, Night Dragon, Moon Griffin, and White Lion can be caught in Language Journey as well. Unlike the Red T-Rex and Moon Griffin, the Night Dragon and White Lion can be obtained via the FP Monthly rewards.
Buy Beasts
Beasts available in this area require money to purchase. Only the Dream Phoenix ($249.99), Fire Fairy ($169.99), Forest Fairy ($42.99), and Unicorn ($11.99) are available here. The Dream Phoenix and Forest Fairy appear one day and the Fire Fairy and Unicorn the other. They continue to alternate every other day. These show up randomly in the deals section for $119.99, $79.99, $19.99, and $5.99 respectively. So, it’s better to wait for these deals if you plan on purchasing them with money.
Collars
The Collar of the Gods, The Ultimate Collar, and Unicorn Horn Spiked Collar appear daily and are available to purchase with coins. They are three of the top four collars (The ONE Collar being the top). Although rare, the Ultimate and Unicorn Horn Spiked collars appear in chests. The Ultimate Collar has been awarded in multiple contests.
For context, I have opened 3,244 chests and have gotten one Ultimate Collar and two Unicorn Horn Spiked Collars.
If you’d like to spend real money on a collar, The ONE Collar, Collar of the Gods, and The Ultimate Collar appear in the deals section from time to time for $169.99, $59.99, and $19.99, respectively. The ONE Collar is only available at random intervals in the deals section for a purchase price of 800k coins.
Classroom
As discussed in the settings section, this allows you to create a class with students or friends. There aren’t too many benefits to it, but it is available if you want to use it.
Buy Coins
Coins can be purchased with real money in 60k, 9k, 3.9k, and 600 coin increments. If you plan to buy coins, my advice would be to do so when the Correct Cup weekly event occurs. Since the event awards coins for completing weekly challenges of purchasing coins.
Buy Super Chests
The super chests are available for purchase in increments of 5, 12, 65, and 400. It’s possible to obtain spirits, gemstones, beasts, collars, traps, food, points, and coins with them.
The strongest beast that is obtainable in a super chest is the fire fairy, and the strongest collar is The ONE Collar.
There is an increased chance of getting spirits and gemstones with purchased Super Chests over free ones.
Rankings
The rankings section contains class competitions and plenty of information on each player. You can view rankings based on class or the top 100. To qualify for the top 100, you need to be top 100 in questions answered correctly. However, a player’s level in The Institution and Fluency Road determines their rank.
Class Competitions
Upon opening the rankings section, your first view is class competition. There are three competitions, and they all involve having the most questions answered correctly in a given time frame.
Additionally, you can access the class chat, view your class name, and toggle between the current and last week’s competition results.
Today
Coins are awarded based on how many questions are answered correctly in a 24-hour period amongst the player’s class.
| Rank | Coins |
|---|---|
| 1st | 35 |
| 2nd | 25 |
| 3rd | 20 |
| 4th-5th | 15 |
| 6th-10th | 10 |
| 11th-20th | 8 |
| 21st-50th | 4 |
This Week
Competition awarding coins to the top 50 players based on questions answered correctly in a week.
| Rank | Coins |
|---|---|
| 1st | 100 |
| 2nd | 80 |
| 3rd | 65 |
| 4th-5th | 50 |
| 6th-10th | 40 |
| 11th-20th | 30 |
| 21st-50th | 15 |
Class Cup
All classes face off against each other to see who can answer the most questions correctly in a week. There are two divisions to this: created classes with a name and numbered classes that are automatically assigned when you sign up for the game.
| Rank | Coins |
|---|---|
| 1st | 200 |
| 2nd | 150 |
| 3rd | 100 |
| 4th-5th | 50 |
| 6th-10th | 30 |
| 11th-20th | 20 |
| 21st-50th | 5 |
Class and Top 100 Rankings
You can view the rankings of each depending on the tab you select. Both areas show information for the same categories.
Stats available for viewing are:
- Grade
- Total Correct
- Top Arena
- Speech
- Weekly Wins
- Exam Wins
- League Wins
- Vocab Mastered
- Beast Dex
- Likes
- Login Streak
You can sort any of the categories by clicking on the heading.
Grade
As previously mentioned, this is the grade in The Institution and Fluency Road.
The Institution consists of the entrance and eight grades. If the player hasn’t completed the entrance area yet, their level displays as 0.
Once they pass the entrance area, their level displays 1, and so on. Upon graduating from The Institution, the level shows as L1. This indicates all eight grades are complete, and the player is on the first level of Fluency Road.
Fluency Road is only available to Fluency Pass members, so most free members will remain at L1 unless they had Fluency Pass for a while and then quit the subscription.
There are 150 standard levels for Fluency Pass members, 25 at each of the six Fluency Road levels. If they have completed everything, they will show L151. The level always indicates the number of levels completed plus 1. Members with levels over 151 have completed additional battles even though it isn’t a part of Fluency Road.
Total Correct
The number of correct questions answered in any mode is listed here. These include speech, Study & Battle, arena, exams, the league, etc.
Top Arena
The top rank the player has had in the global arena. Few players have won the arena, so not many have 1st. The top few have won it multiple times.
Speech
In addition to the regular Institution and Fluency Road, there is also the Speech Institution. This mode is only available to Fluency Pass members. If a player hasn’t started it, there will be a dash.
Each Speech Institution level has three bosses to beat. So, if a player is at the entrance and defeats the first boss, it will be displayed as 0-1. A player who just finished the 13th level (the entrance, eight grades, and the first five levels of Fluency Road) will display as 14-0. While they have started level 14, they have won no battles yet. After they defeat the first, it will show as 14-1, following the second win 14-2, and once the third boss is defeated, it will display as L1, meaning they have completed the Speech Institution in its entirety.
Like the regular Institution and Fluency Road, players can exceed L1 by completing additional levels that aren’t a part of it.
Weekly Wins
Displays how many times a player has won one of the weekly events of Correct Cup, Exam Battle, Boss Royale, and Even Arena.
Exam Wins
The number of times the player won the daily exam.
League Wins
How many times the player ranked 1st in the daily league.
Vocab Mastered
Total common words, verbs, grammar, sentences, and numbers a player has mastered. More vocab is available to Fluency Pass members, so they’ll typically have more vocab mastered. Review this section to see the specifics of your vocab mastered.
Beast Dex
This number shows how many unique beasts the player has. The max is 53. Players with all beasts will have the Golden Pegasus. In the rankings, it may show they only have 52 beasts, however, they had all beasts prior to the Fire Fairy being added in September 2022.
Likes
Amount of likes someone has from comments left on vocab and various chats. Players with more likes typically competed in the monthly likes competition for Fluency Pass members.
Login Streak
The number of consecutive days the player has logged in.
Daily Quests
You’ll find here two things: Daily Quests progress and Achievements. Both are great ways to accumulate more coins and items by completing various tasks.
Daily Quests Tasks
As previously mentioned, completing all daily tasks awards 200 FP points. The tasks depend on your progress in the game and whether you are a Fluency Pass or a free member.
At the top, you can select among various quests. The prize for completing all tasks varies depending on your selection. If doing the offline quest, a trap is awarded. Otherwise, it’s 1-3 super chests. Aside from the offline and short FP/Clan option, you must do arena attacks. So if you don’t join the arena, those daily quests won’t be an option to complete.
If you are a Fluency Pass member, you have the option to avoid doing a speech task by using the toggle. However, since free members don’t get speech mode, it won’t be an option for them.
Tasks vary greatly depending on progress in the game and membership status, so I’ll cover potential general tasks.
Tasks consist of:
- Study & Battle
- Collecting coins from your shop
- Feeding your beast
- Using points
- Trapping a beast
- Exploring an area of the map
- Reading books
- Using arena attacks
- Completing an exam
- Battling five beasts in the league
- Selling a collar
- Answering a certain number of questions
- Defeating an Institution boss.
A note for Fluency Pass members, defeating a Fluency Road boss stops being a task after you get past L100.
You are awarded coins, points, or potions for each task completed.
Super chests offer the opportunity to get spirits, collars (up to The ONE collar), beasts, traps, coins, potions, points, and food. Obtaining spirits, beasts, and powerful collars is less common. Most of your prizes in the chest will be food, coins, potions, points, and traps.
Achievements
There are many possible achievements, so I won’t cover each individually. However, they are a great way to accumulate many coins, traps, points, potions, and attacks depending on the achievement completed.
Many of the achievements increase the payout after achieving it. For example, an achievement may initially award coins for completing 25 of a task. After completing it, you need to complete 50 of the task but receive double the number of coins for achieving the next milestone.
Many of the tasks limit the total number of rewards you can get for them. Once that occurs, they move to the bottom of the list.
Whether you’re a Fluency Pass or a free member, you can achieve rewards from achievements. However, Fluency Pass members have access to better and more rewards. If it is a Fluency Pass achievement, you’ll see the scroll icon.
Deal or Fluency Pass Icon
The last item on the bottom bar is the right-hand corner, where the game displays the deal for the day for Fluency Pass members and an ad to upgrade to Fluency Pass shows for free members. Clicking on the icon will display more information.
