Master the Loomian Legacy type chart: all 17 types, strengths, weaknesses, immunities, and battle matchups explained for competitive play.
Loomian Legacy Wiki
Explore Roria, collect powerful Loomians, build competitive teams, battle trainers, trade rare creatures, discover routes, complete the story, and follow seasonal events in this Roblox adventure RPG.
Loomian Legacy Essential Resources
Everything you need to master Roria - from codes to competitive teams
Latest Updates
Discover the newest guides, tips, and content
Loomian Legacy Abilities: Types, Effects & Rally Guide
Learn how Loomian Legacy abilities work, from normal to secret abilities, and how to pass them down through rallying at the Rally Ranch.
Loomian Legacy Evolution Levels: Full Level Chart & How to Evolve
Every Loomian Legacy evolution level for starters and wild Loomians, including day/night evolutions, locations, and type gains per stage.
Loomian Legacy Halloween: Trick Retreat Event Guide & Tips
Master the Loomian Legacy Halloween event: Trick Retreat hunting tips, reskin breakdowns, roaming Loomians, gleaming odds, and 24-hour farm strategies.
Loomian Legacy Loomians: Starter Evolutions & Type Guide
Explore Loomian Legacy Loomians: starter picks, evolutions, type matchups, capture methods, and top picks for story and PvP teams in Roria.
Loomian Legacy Next Update: Route 9 Meteor Event Guide
Loomian Legacy's newest update adds a Route 9 meteor side quest with 5 new Meteor Loomians. Here's the full quest walkthrough and every evolution method.
Loomian Legacy x Forsaken Noli Skin: Rumor Status & Facts
Is the Loomian Legacy x Forsaken Noli skin real? We verify the rumor, explain Loomian Legacy cosmetics, and show official channels to check.
Obsidrugon: Best PVP Builds & Setup Guide
Learn the best Obsidrugon PVP builds in Loomian Legacy, including sweeping, glass-cannon, and defensive sets with TP, personality, and move recommendations.
Joltooth: PvP Setup Guide & Best Moves
Learn how to run Joltooth in Loomian Legacy PvP: best moveset, Brawny ambush build, matchup tips, and team support picks.
Loomian Legacy Best Starter: Full Comparison & Top Picks
Find the best Loomian Legacy starter with our full comparison of all seven starters, covering story power, PvP potential, and playstyle fit.
Loomian Legacy Type Chart: All 17 Types & Matchups
Loomian Legacy Roadmap 2026: Every Planned Update Explained
Breakdown of the Loomian Legacy 2026 roadmap: Route 9, old route reworks, Frost Veil, and Trading 2.0 with key features and expectations.
Loomian Legacy Igneus Hollow: Cave Walkthrough & Tips
Complete Igneus Hollow walkthrough for Loomian Legacy: encounters, item pickups, Silvent City progress, and team preparation tips for Route 4.
Loomian Legacy Codes
Find redeem codes for cash, tokens, boosts, and limited-time rewards in Loomian Legacy.
Use the in-game code redemption menu to claim promotional rewards. Codes are usually case-sensitive, may be limited to one redemption per account, and can expire after an event ends.
Get10Tokens
Boost Tokens
Previously distributed promotional code
How to Redeem
- 1Open Loomian Legacy on Roblox.
- 2Open the main menu and select the redeem-code option.
- 3Enter the code exactly as shown and confirm the redemption.
NewYearNewMe
New Year promotional reward
Associated with a New Year event
How to Redeem
- 1Launch Loomian Legacy.
- 2Open the code redemption interface from the game menu.
- 3Submit the code before the event promotion ends.
SweetTreat
Sweet-themed promotional reward
Associated with a seasonal promotional event
How to Redeem
- 1Enter the game and open the redemption menu.
- 2Paste or type the code without extra spaces.
- 3Check the delivery notification or inventory after confirming.
Sw1mWithMe
Promotional in-game reward
Previously released during a limited promotion
How to Redeem
- 1Access the redeem-code screen from the main menu.
- 2Use the exact capitalization and number format.
- 3Confirm the code and review the reward notice.
Loomian Legacy Beginner Guide
Follow the early-game route from choosing a starter to building a reliable team for the first major battles.
Loomian Legacy uses turn-based battles, type advantages, capture items, experience training, and story-based progression. A balanced early team and regular exploration make the opening routes much easier to complete.
Choose Your First Loomian
Select one of the available starters: Embit, Eaglit, Dripple, Fevine, Vambat, or Weevolt.
Learn Type Advantages
Check the attack type before selecting a move. Super-effective attacks deal increased damage, while resisted attacks are less efficient.
Catch Additional Loomians
Use capture discs on weakened wild Loomians to expand the team and cover weaknesses.
Train Before Major Battles
Battle wild Loomians and trainers to gain experience, unlock new moves, and evolve eligible Loomians.
Advance Through the Story
Follow the route objectives, speak with important characters, and complete the next story encounter before moving into harder areas.
Loomian Legacy Tier List
Compare Loomians by story performance, arena usefulness, and competitive battle value.
A Loomian's value depends on the format, available moves, ability, personality, training, and team role. Story rankings favor accessibility and reliable matchups, while PvP rankings place more weight on stats, abilities, coverage, and team synergy.
Story Progression
Himbrr
Bulky Ice and Earth coverage
Strong durability and useful offensive coverage for many story encounters.
Garlash
Water physical attacker
Reliable damage output and useful matchups against Fire and Earth targets.
Zuelong
Fast offensive sweeper
High offensive pressure and access to valuable coverage after evolving.
Revenine
Spirit and Fire attacker
Good offensive presence with useful resistances and matchup options.
Deludrix
Water and Bug special attacker
Strong special damage and useful coverage for route and trainer battles.
Tiklipse
Light and Dark attacker
Flexible offensive typing and strong utility throughout the story.
Embit
Early Fire starter
Easy to obtain and useful early, though its overall role depends on the final evolution and available coverage.
Fevine
Early Plant starter
Provides important Water and Earth matchups during the early game.
Eaglit
Early Air starter
Fast early-game option with useful coverage against Plant and Brawler targets.
Arena Battles
Zuelong
Fast special offense
Can pressure slower arena opponents and threaten multiple types with coverage.
Garlash
Physical Water offense
Combines strong physical attacks with useful defensive matchups.
Himbrr
Bulky attacker
Can absorb hits while applying Ice- and Earth-based pressure.
Revenine
Offensive utility
Its typing and move options give it useful answers into several arena teams.
Tiklipse
Flexible mixed offense
Light and Dark attacks provide broad offensive coverage.
Weevolt
Fast Electric offense
Useful against Water and Air targets but needs protection from Earth attacks.
Dripple
Early Water utility
A dependable early option that becomes more effective with appropriate support.
PvP Roles
Mutagon
Bulky offensive pivot
Strong overall battle presence and access to valuable offensive and defensive options.
Zuelong
Speed-based special attacker
Can force switches and punish slower teams when supported correctly.
Garlash
Physical pressure
Threatens common targets with powerful Water and physical coverage.
Tiklipse
Dark and Light pressure
Its dual typing allows it to attack a wide range of opposing roles.
Revenine
Offensive disruption
Provides strong offensive options and useful resistances for team building.
Himbrr
Bulky matchup specialist
Useful in teams that need Ice and Earth coverage, but can be limited by speed and weaknesses.
Weevolt
Electric revenge attacker
Good speed and Electric pressure, but predictable when the opposing team has Earth answers.
Loomian Legacy Type Chart
Check type advantages, resistances, and immunities before choosing a move or switching Loomians.
Type effectiveness determines how much damage an attack deals to its target. Super-effective attacks are valuable for breaking defensive Loomians, while resisted or immune matchups should usually be avoided unless a move provides a tactical reason to use them.
| Attack Type | Super Effective (2x) | Not Very Effective (1/2x) | No Effect (0x) |
|---|---|---|---|
Fire | PlantIceMetalBug | WaterFireEarthAncient | - |
Water | FireEarthAncient | PlantWaterToxic | - |
Plant | WaterEarthAncient | FirePlantToxicBug | - |
Electric | WaterAir | PlantElectricAncient | Earth |
Earth | ElectricFireToxicMetal | PlantBug | Air |
Air | PlantBugBrawler | ElectricMetal | - |
Brawler | DarkIceMetal | BugMindPoisonSpirit | - |
Mind | BrawlerToxic | MetalMind | - |
Dark | MindSpirit | LightDarkMetal | - |
Battle Examples
- Fire: Use a Fire attack against a Plant or Metal Loomian, but switch to another attacking type against Water or Ancient targets.
- Water: Water attacks are a reliable answer to Fire and Earth Loomians, while Plant Loomians generally resist them.
- Plant: Plant attacks punish Water and Earth targets but are risky into Fire, Toxic, and Bug matchups.
- Electric: Electric attacks are strong against Water and Air Loomians but do not affect Earth targets.
- Earth: Earth attacks are excellent against Electric and Metal targets, but Air Loomians can avoid them completely.
- Air: Air coverage is useful against Plant, Bug, and Brawler Loomians, especially when the opponent lacks Electric resistance.
- Brawler: Brawler attacks can break Dark and Metal targets but are poor choices into Spirit or Mind Loomians.
- Mind: Mind attacks are effective against Brawler and Toxic targets but should be avoided against Metal Loomians.
- Dark: Dark attacks are useful against Mind and Spirit Loomians, while Light and Metal targets can withstand them better.
Loomian Legacy Locations
Use the Roria route order to plan encounters, collect key items, and prepare for new areas. Locations are grouped by their role in the main adventure.
Roria gradually opens through towns, routes, forests, caves, lakes, and major cities. The most efficient route guide combines story progression with encounter searches, resource collection, and early team-building goals.
Roria starting routes
Town and routeNotable Content
- Starter Loomian selection
- Early wild Loomian encounters
- Basic capture and battle progression
- Early Trainer battles and route exploration
Begin by selecting a starter that complements the rest of the planned team. Explore each patch of grass before advancing so that the team has multiple types available for the first Battle Theatre challenge.
Midas area
Town, route, and forestNotable Content
- Additional early-game Loomians
- Gale Forest story encounters
- Trainer battles
- Items hidden along forest paths
Gale Forest is an important early exploration checkpoint. Search side paths, inspect visible item pickups, and keep a balanced team before continuing toward the next major city.
Silvent region
City, route, and caveNotable Content
- Silvent City Battle Theatre
- Cave-based encounters
- Fire and mineral-themed areas
- Story progression through the city and surrounding routes
Prepare for the Silvent City challenge with reliable answers to the local battle theme. Igneus Hollow rewards players who explore branching paths and keep room in the party for newly captured Loomians.
Sepharite region
Major city and connected routesNotable Content
- Sepharite City Battle Theatre
- Industrial story locations
- Longer route encounters
- Useful mid-game items and training opportunities
Sepharite City marks a major increase in battle variety. Revisit earlier routes for missing captures, then train a core group before entering the city's story and Battle Theatre content.
Lagoona region
Lake, routes, and cityNotable Content
- Water-oriented exploration
- New mid-game wild Loomians
- Lagoona City services
- Additional story battles and route items
The Lagoona area expands access to water-linked encounters and broader team options. Maintain coverage for ranged and melee threats, and use the lake and route areas for experience before the next theatre.
Atlanthian region
Late-game city and special areaNotable Content
- Late-game story content
- Distinct city districts
- Advanced encounters
- High-level training and progression opportunities
Atlanthian City is designed for advanced progression. Arrive with a developed core team, review type weaknesses before major battles, and explore each district because important story and reward content is distributed across the city.
Loomian Legacy Best Team Guide
Build around dependable roles, useful resistances, speed control, and a clear plan for each battle format.
A practical team should include a reliable lead, a defensive switch, a fast finisher, and enough type coverage to avoid losing momentum against common threats. The recommended cores below can be adjusted according to the Loomians available in your adventure.
Recommended Core
1. Starter or early-game anchor
Provides a dependable first battler and establishes the team's early type identity.
2. Flexible defensive switch
Absorbs pressure, creates safe switches, and helps cover weaknesses from the starter.
3. Fast offensive option
Finishes weakened opponents and handles battles where speed is more important than durability.
Synergy
Pair one sturdy Loomian with one fast attacker and one flexible utility option. Add coverage for the next Battle Theatre rather than repeatedly training only one favorite.
Replacement Rule
Replace a suggested Loomian with another member that performs the same role, not merely one with a higher rarity.
Training Order
- 1Raise the starter or main anchor first
- 2Train a defensive switch second
- 3Add a fast attacker or status user third
- 4Complete the team with coverage for upcoming story battles
Recommended Core
1. Theme counter
Targets the central battle theme instead of relying on neutral damage.
2. Safe pivot
Enters after a knockout or resisted attack and gives you time to reset positioning.
3. Endgame cleaner
Uses accumulated damage and speed advantages to close the battle.
Synergy
Scout the opponent's theme, bring at least two answers to its primary threat, and avoid making the entire team dependent on one super-effective move.
Replacement Rule
If a recommended Loomian is unavailable, choose a replacement with the same offensive or defensive function and verify that the replacement does not create a new shared weakness.
Training Order
- 1Prepare the main counter to the theatre theme
- 2Train the safe pivot until it can survive common attacks
- 3Improve the cleaner's speed or damage output
- 4Add one emergency answer for an unexpected matchup
Recommended Core
1. Lead and momentum setter
Starts the match with speed, pressure, utility, or a favorable first exchange.
2. Bulky pivot
Checks dangerous attacks and creates opportunities for teammates to enter safely.
3. Win condition
Uses late-game positioning, boosted damage, or superior speed to finish the opposing team.
Synergy
PvP teams need a complete plan for switching, status effects, priority pressure, and opposing setup. Include both immediate damage and a way to regain momentum after an unfavorable turn.
Replacement Rule
Select replacements according to role, typing, ability, and learnset. A lower-rarity Loomian with the right matchup can outperform a stronger-looking choice that duplicates an existing weakness.
Training Order
- 1Define the win condition
- 2Choose two reliable answers to its main counters
- 3Add a lead or pivot that creates safe positioning
- 4Test the team against status, setup, and fast offensive teams
Recommended Core
1. Status spreader
Applies conditions that reduce the opponent's ability to attack or switch freely.
2. Recovery or defensive anchor
Stays on the field long enough to benefit from gradual damage and controlled switching.
3. Punisher
Converts the opponent's reduced speed, health, or limited options into knockouts.
Synergy
Control teams should not rely on status alone. Pair disruption with reliable damage, recovery, and at least one answer to opponents that ignore or remove common conditions.
Replacement Rule
Use a different status user when the team already has enough of one condition or when the replacement improves coverage against a specific threat.
Training Order
- 1Secure the status or control move
- 2Build the defensive anchor
- 3Add a damage dealer that benefits from weakened targets
- 4Practice switching patterns before adding specialized tech options
Loomian Legacy Moves and Items
Organize your search by function: learnset access, combat utility, evolution requirements, or long-term training. Each category supports both story teams and PvP preparation.
Loomian Legacy progression depends on more than levels. Move access, ability interactions, held items, evolution requirements, and training resources all influence how a Loomian performs. Use the categories below to plan a complete build.
How to Obtain
Check each Loomian's natural learnset as it gains levels. Some moves are learned early for story use, while later moves often define competitive roles.
Best For
New teams, first playthroughs, and builds that do not yet have access to specialized move resources.
Usage Tip
Keep at least one reliable damaging move, then add coverage or utility instead of filling every slot with attacks of the same type.
How to Obtain
Look for move resources in towns, routes, caves, story areas, and other reward locations. Availability depends on progression and the current game content.
Best For
Improving a Loomian's coverage, correcting a poor early-game moveset, and preparing for a specific Battle Theatre.
Usage Tip
Check compatibility before spending a limited resource. Teach a move to a team member that fills a clear matchup or role.
How to Obtain
Battle items are obtained through exploration, shops, story rewards, activities, or other progression systems depending on the item.
Best For
Improving survivability, increasing damage, supporting a particular stat profile, or strengthening a specialized PvP build.
Usage Tip
Match the item to the role. Offensive items belong on attackers, defensive items on pivots, and specialized items should only be used when their drawback fits the strategy.
How to Obtain
Evolution resources can come from exploration, shops, events, quests, or specific progression locations. Some Loomians evolve through level, items, friendship, time, or other conditions instead.
Best For
Completing the Loomipedia, unlocking stronger forms, and planning when a team member should evolve.
Usage Tip
Confirm the required condition before using an item or changing a moveset. Some evolutions change stats, abilities, and move access.
Training resources
How to Obtain
Train through routes, repeatable battles, story encounters, and available competitive or event systems.
Best For
Preparing a new capture, catching up an underleveled team member, and refining a PvP-ready build.
Usage Tip
Train the core team evenly during the story, then specialize investment after deciding the Loomian's final role.
Loomian Legacy Updates and Events
Follow the game's content history from the opening Roria adventure to newer city expansions and seasonal activities. Each entry highlights what changed and why it matters to players.
Loomian Legacy grows through major region releases, story chapters, seasonal events, new Loomians, and system updates. A chronological archive helps returning players identify newly available areas, rewards, and team-building options.
Initial adventure contentLaunch-era Roria
- Introduction to Roria
- Starter Loomians and early routes
- Story progression through towns and Battle Theatres
- Core capture, battle, and evolution systems
Player Impact
Established the main progression loop: explore routes, capture Loomians, complete story objectives, and build a team for Battle Theatre challenges.
Region and story expansionSepharite City expansion
- A larger urban area
- Industrial and city-based story content
- Additional routes and encounters
- New progression challenges
Player Impact
Expanded the mid-game adventure and introduced more complex route planning, stronger opponents, and additional options for team development.
Limited-time eventsSeasonal event cycle
- Seasonal maps and decorations
- Event-themed encounters
- Limited rewards and collectibles
- Rotating activities
Player Impact
Gave returning players reasons to revisit the game and provided event-exclusive collection, customization, or battle opportunities while the event was active.
Major region expansionAtlanthian City Part 1
- Atlanthian City introduction
- New city districts
- Additional story progression
- New exploration and encounter opportunities
Player Impact
Opened a late-game urban region with broader exploration, more advanced battles, and a new setting for future story development.
Story and gameplay expansionAtlanthian City Part 2
- Further Atlanthian City content
- Additional districts or subareas
- New encounters and rewards
- Continuation of the Roria storyline
Player Impact
Extended the late-game path and gave established players new objectives, stronger team-building targets, and additional reasons to explore the Atlanthian region.
Recurring content updatesOngoing Loomian and system updates
- New Loomians
- Balance and battle adjustments
- Move, ability, or item changes
- Quality-of-life improvements
Player Impact
Keeps team-building and PvP recommendations dynamic. Review recent announcements before finalizing competitive sets or event plans.
