Monster Train Energy Guide | AntMag

Q: How is Monster Train energy capacity determined?

In Monster Train, each move consumes energy shown by a lightning bolt, and your monster's total energy capacity is determined by its torso.

Q: What happens if you don't have enough energy in Monster Train?

In Monster Train, each move consumes energy shown by a lightning bolt, and your monster's total energy capacity is determined by its torso.

Q: How do you restore energy in Monster Train?

In Monster Train, each move consumes energy shown by a lightning bolt, and your monster's total energy capacity is determined by its torso.

Q: What is the difference between Recharge and Dodge in Monster Train?

In Monster Train, each move consumes energy shown by a lightning bolt, and your monster's total energy capacity is determined by its torso.

Q: Where is current energy displayed in Monster Train?

In Monster Train, each move consumes energy shown by a lightning bolt, and your monster's total energy capacity is determined by its torso.

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Your monster's current energy is displayed in the upper right-hand corner of the screen (HUD (heads-up display — the on-screen icons showing health, ammo and the minimap)). If your monster does not have enough energy for a specific move, that move will be blacked out. To restore energy, you must use the torso moves Recharge or Dodge. All torsos possess these two moves.

Recharge restores all of your monster's energy but leaves it open to attack. Dodge restores a small amount of energy and also dodges enemy attacks.

Tips

Always keep an eye on your current energy in the upper right corner of the HUD to avoid having crucial moves blacked out.
Consider the trade-offs between Recharge (full restore, high risk) and Dodge (partial restore, defensive benefit) based on the current combat situation.
The torso you choose directly impacts your monster's maximum energy capacity.

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