Everything is a creature.
A mug, a bollard, a cloud, a fire hydrant. It just has not been catalogued yet.
Hydrantica
uncommonExampleGrumblewick
uncommonExampleLumenspill
epicExampleCuppary
commonExampleThe loop
- 01
Photograph
Point your phone at anything. A mug, a bollard, a cloud, your lunch.
- 02
Mark the subject
Tap a point, draw a box or a circle, or take the whole frame. You get back what you pointed at, not whatever happened to fill the shot.
- 03
Confirm, then wait
You see the cut-out and say yes before anything is spent, and a half-finished capture keeps if you walk away. The rest takes about half a minute, and tells you what it is doing while you wait.
- 04
Filed under a number
Name, species, typing, rarity, alignment, base stats, four moves and matchups — argued from the real material, shape and wear of the thing you photographed.
The vocabulary is the collection's own
Types are coined by the creature that first needs one rather than picked from a fixed list, and each new type is read back against every type named before it. A collection grows a type chart of its own.
They come out of the drawer
Stand your specimens in a painted habitat group, arrange them, and send the picture. The arrangement keeps; the collection itself does not change.
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