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Alphas

Pokémon Checked in the game on October 31, 2026 1 min read

Floor leaders and Alpha House masters: charges, danger and different recruitment rules.

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  1. A floor leader
  2. Recruiting on a floor
  3. The House master

A floor leader

An Alpha is larger and stronger than ordinary wild Pokémon. From the second floor it may guard a room with two escorts. Inspect its titles and allies. Red tiles announce a charged attack: leave them before impact. Sleep, distance and corridors help control the fight.

Recruiting on a floor

Defeating it with the controlled Pokémon can trigger an offer where recruitment is allowed. Sleep helps and level advantage adds a small bonus; a Friend Bow does not improve an Alpha’s chance. Its rate differs from an ordinary species.

The House master

An Alpha House first sends a pack, then its master. While the Alpha stands, healing is halved and revival blocked. Only the Alpha may join after victory.

Its verdict starts at 8 %, adds bonuses for no knockouts, a swift win and earlier Alpha Houses won without a recruit. Sleep doubles the result, capped at 25 %. The verdict screen explains the bonuses. This formula does not apply to floor Alphas; ordinary Houses have yet another recruitment promise.

The ordinary ×6 recruitment combination does not apply to Alphas.

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