spoop (slang): Ryori.

Spring Spriteling (noun; plural Spring Spritelings): Placeholder creatures for Named bosses. These appeared in the 2017-2018 Spring Festivals.


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stat breed (Verb): To breed pets for the purpose of increasing their statistics (Agility, Dexterity, Health, Intelligence, and Strength). See full explanation at How to Stat Breed, WITH PICTURES!

Stablehand (noun; plural Stablehands): A character that each player who has earned at least 10,000 Advancement Points may hire, using gold and or Diamonds, to help manage the player's Stables. The Stablehand will feed the player's pets automatically and may provide other benefits. Currently, the only Stablehand available is Farm Maiden Rosemary, q.v.
To hire a Stablehand, a player must go to their stables and click on the image of their avatar's face (just above the words "View Stable List") and then follow the prompts.

Strawberry Nytekrie Crisp:


Supermax: (adjective): ¹Having maximum statistics plus Lost Grove bonus stat numbers; said of pets. ²Of or like such a pet. ³Intended to produce such a pet; said of projects.


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tadpole (noun; plural tadpoles): A Sylvorpa Hatchling.

Tagged (adjective): Being, or having to do with, an original Tamed or Exclusive Theme, said of Sylesties. (noun; plural Taggeds): A Sylesti of this type. Note that while Purebred Themed pets have Tags on their pages that identify their Themes, Purebred Themed are still not considered to be Tagged Sylesties.

Theme (noun): The specific color combination found on Themed Sylesties of the same Theme name. See Themed pet.

Themed pet or Themed Sylesti (noun): A Sylesti whose colors follow a certain set color scheme that was named and propagated by the Sylestia Administrators. Themed Sylesties can be Tamed, Exclusive, or Offspring but cannot be Starters or Generated. The Sylestia game only creates Themed Sylesties during special activities or in special Zones (Festival Zone or Lost Grove Zone). For more about Themed Sylesties, read this http://sylestia.wikia.com/wiki/Themed_Pets

Torus (proper noun): Named Boss in the Nightfall Bandit Dungeon.

Spoilers: Torus waits behind one of the doors players must try to open, so if a player fails to open the door he is behind, the player may never see Torus. Torus is Level 30 and does Physical Damage. His abilities include Enraged and Stoneskin, and he can inflict Enfeebled on pets.

Treasure Box (noun; plural Treasure Boxes): An object that players occasionally can purchase while adventuring within dungeons. A Treasure Box can contain almost anything.
Spoilers: The item contained in a Treasure Box is rarely worth the price of the Box.

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udon noodle (slang; noun; plural udon noodles): An Aeridini. See also drunk noodle, fat noodle, noodle, ramen noodle.

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Vis (abbreviation): Visible, q.v.

Titus (proper noun): The Boss in the 2016 and 2017 Summer Festival Diamond Mazes.


Tinkerbell (proper noun): A Named Puffadore from Ethernia. Tinkerbell lives in Ethernia but is always getting lost in Sweet Blossom Orchard. Players cannot capture Tinkerbell.

Tinkerbell

Image code for creating or dyeing your own "twin" of Tinkerbell.

Visible (adjective): Of or like a trait one can simply see that a Sylesti possesses. Example: One does not need to do any kind of Genetic Test to see that the Sylesties below each have at least one trait--

One need merely look to determine that the Qitari has the Rainbow Mane trait, the Zolnxi has the Ornate Spangles trait, and the Aeridini has the Monarch trait. These are Visible traits.

Vorkid (noun; plural Vorkids): A type of enemy character that resembles a large insect. Below are the different varieties of Vorkid characters.
Highlight the line below to see spoilers--
Vorkids occur in the Forgotten Tomb and Farina's Shrine. Vorkids that do Physical Damage have yellow eyes, while those that do Magical Damage have blue or red eyes.

Warning--there are spoilers about each type of Vorkid below the images. Highlight the lines beneath each image if you want to see the spoilers.

Drone

Spoilers: Has one star. Does Physical Damage.


Lurker

Spoilers: Has two stars. Does Physical Damage.

Pouncer

Spoilers: Has three stars. Does Physical Damage.

Queen

Spoilers: Boss character who infrequently drops Wardrobe items. Has five stars. Does Magical Damage.

Shadowweaver

Spoilers: Has four stars. Does Magical Damage. Can hit up to three targets with one attack.

Venomspitter

Spoilers: Has either three or four stars. Does Magical Damage.

Vorpar (proper noun): The final boss in Astryl's Tranquility. Players cannot capture Vorpar.



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Weakened (noun): A de-buff some enemies can inflict on pets. It decreases the Physical Damage or Magical Damage that a pet does for 4 turns. This is the icon: