Manual

This is a game manual for Terraform that is meant to help players with information they may have missed in (or is not directly provided by) the game.
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Items

Pic	Name	Category	Description	Location
	Blue Blossom Root	Food	When cultivated correctly, these originally wild-grown flowers can be a nice snack. Heals 20HP.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Bottled Tea	Food	Cold brew version of the stuff they love. Heals 50HP.	Tower Guard’s wife during Bottled Tea Quest, Market Kiosk on random days
	Bottled Water	Food	Made of bio-degradable plastic. Heals 40HP.	Human ambassador inside Mountain City, Market Kiosk on random days
	Carrot	Food	Yummy carrots imported from the Human Colonies. Heals 20 HP.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Carrot Bread	Food	MOM's famous carrot bread. Pretty good, actually. Heals 30HP	Refrigerator in Player’s House
	Cooked Fish	Food	Fresh caught, flame-grilled fish. Heals 50HP.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Corn	Food	Did you know corn is a vegetable, a grain and a fruit?? Heals 35 HP.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Half-Eaten Choco Bar	Food	A chocolate bar with bites taken out of it...delicious.	Little girl in bottom left house in Human Colony 3
	Hot White	Food	A delicious, vanilla-esque drink. Heals 50HP.	First apartment on 2nd floor of Mountain City
	Plaintain	Food	A type of blue plantain native to this planet. Taste is most similar to lychee on Earth. Heals 40 HP.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Pumi	Food	A fruit native to this planet. Looks like an apple, tastes like a peach. Heals 30HP.	In a clear patch in the middle of the grass in the first Wilderness, Market Kiosk on random days
	Raw Fish	Food	Delicious, sushi-grade fish. Heals 40HP	Market Kiosk on random days
	Tomato	Food	A fruit/vegetable originally cultivated on Earth. Heals 20HP.	In bottom right tomato plant in Human Colony 3
	Veggie Sandwich	Food	We don't eat meat anymore, so this is what we got.	Farmhouse in Human Colony 3
	Antidote	Potion	An herb mixture that cures poison.	Buried at the bottom left corner of the first Wilderness, Market Kiosk always
	Tonic	Potion	A blend of healthy ingredients that heals 60HP.	Inventory at the start, buried at top left of Human Colony 3, Market Kiosk always
	Wake-Up Juice	Potion	We don't eat meat anymore, so this is what we got.	Market Kiosk always
	Distraction Debbie	Battle Item	A doll that is used to distract a foe so you can run away. How brave.	Market Kiosk always
	Smoke Bomb	Battle Item	Old (but effective) tech that releases smoke upon impact. Decreases accuracy of enemy party.	Market Kiosk always
	Around the World in 80 Days	Book	A famous Earth novel written by Jules Verne in 1873. Raises Speed.	Tower Guard after completing Bottled Tea Quest
	Graphic Novel	Book	A graphic novel from Earth you used to read. Raises Happiness.	Floor of Player’s Bedroom
	The Hobbit	Book	An Earth novel written by J.R.R Tolkien in 1932. Raises Strength.	Market Kiosk on random days
	The Iliad	Book	A Greek epic about war written by Homer. Raises Strength.	Buried by the river in the first Wilderness
	The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe	Book	An Earth, fantasy novel written by C.S Lewis in 1950. Raises Happiness.	Fish after Water Quest in Mountain City
	The Three Musketeers	Book	An adventurous Earth novel written by Alexandre Dumas in 1844. Raises Dexterity.	Mouse family apartment in Mountain City
	Bouncy Ball	Toy	AA simple but classic toy everyone enjoys.	Woman outside Human Colony 3, Market Kiosk on random days
	Building Blocks	Toy	For those who like the idea of building and using their \"hands\”.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Chewy Rope	Toy	Great for sharp-toothed animals that have the urge to bite and chew (Sharp-toothed animals only).	Market Kiosk on random days
	Floof Plushie	Toy	Even though many are a bit afraid of the Floof, it still makes an adorable plush anyone would love to cuddle.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Lion Plushie	Toy	A cuddly stuffed animal based on the Lion, wings and all. Unfortunately cannot fly.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Platypus Plushie	Toy	An adorable little stuffed animal based on the Platypus. Even its doll seems shy.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Pulley Donkey	Toy	A wooden donkey on wheels that gets pulled around on a string. It is surprisingly really fun.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Squid Plushie	Toy	A small, cutesy plushie based on the squid. Seems to be missing its long tentacles though.	Market Kiosk on random days
	Hammer	Weapon	A heavy, intense weapon only used by those with enough strength to wield it. Once mastered, becomes a powerful extension.	Market Kiosk always
	Katana	Weapon	A light sword good for beginners.	Market Kiosk always
	Rapier	Weapon	A small but effective weapon, this sword is produced and specialized by the warriors of the Mouse clan. However, it can be used by anyone with a high enough dexterity and a warriors spirit.	Market Kiosk always
	Trident	Weapon	A long, three pronged weapon, used by aquatic clans.	Market Kiosk always
	Horn Helm	Armor	A flashy, intimidating looking helmet for those who want to know what it's like to have horns.	Market Kiosk always
	Iron Helm	Armor	A standard, protective helmet used by the soldiers of Mountain City.	Market Kiosk always

Classes/Types

Classes are the classifications of animals in the game in the Predator/Prey system.
The Predator/Prey system is this planet's way of understanding hierarchy in their "Animal Kingdom". Like our planet, certain animals are higher on the food chain than others, and therefore have an advantage over their prey.
For example, Aquatic animals (like our fish) eat bugs, therefore INSECTS are prey to the Aquatic type. This could be better understood by looking at class Advantages and Disadvantages.

Each class has an advantage, disadvantage and something that's best described as ineffective damage or ineffective for short.

For example, according to the chart below, Type Beast has an advantage over Type Aquatic. Therefore, an Aquatic animal's attack will only do 1/2 damage. Also according to the chart, Type Beast has a disadvantage to Type Insect, so if an Insect attacks it will will do x2 damage. This also works in reverse, if a Type were to attack it's disadvantage, it would do 1/2 damage.
For ineffective damage, the attacking type will do only 1/2 damage, but the attacker is not defensively weaker than the target. For example, if an Avian attacks a Beast, it will do 1/2 damage, but if a Beast attacks an Avian it will do normal or neutral damage. With all other types aside from it's advantage, disadvantage and ineffective type, an animal's attacks will do neutral damage which is x1.

Class	Advantage	Disadvantage	Ineffective

All types will do 1/2 damage to three other types: animals of the same type, it's disadvantage and the animal that it is ineffective against.

Happiness

Happiness is a stat that effects an animals ability to battle. If an animal gets knocked out too many times in battle, it will become depressed and will more likely be unable to fight.
This starts happening when the Happiness reaches below 40, and the chances of the animal being unable to fight for a turn grow the lower it gets. Once it reaches 0, the animal will unable to attack at all until it is raised. If an animals Happiness falls below 40, ways it can be recovered are:

Healing with items (more effective if it is their favorite)
Healing from MOM or the platypus healer in the top apartment when hurt
Giving them toys
Giving them books that specifically raise Happiness

Persuasion

The Persuasion system is how you can convince other animals to join your party. Since all the starters have disadvantages, it is crucial you gather other party members to balance your team.
You can Persuade a target by navigating to "Persuade" in the battle menu.

Things to note:

Persuading will take up an animal's turn.
Persuading will stack even with different party members doing it
Persuading becomes easier as the user's level increases and becomes harder the higher the target's level
Type does not effect Persuading
Grey enemies cannot be Persuaded

Once the target has been convinced to join, they stop battling the player and disappear from the field. If the persuaded animal is the only opposing battler (i.e not in a group), the battle ends.