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Power Augmentation was introduced in July of 2016 with the introduction of [[Light/Dark_(element)|Light/Dark]] souls. Power Augmentation affects all aspects of spell casting and attacking, including combat, healing, and mental spells. A positive power augmentation greatly aids your creature, while a negative power augmentation hinders it. Basically the ratio of the number of [[Dark_(element)|Dark]] pets on the grid vs. the number of [[Light_(element)|Light]] pets, whoever has less on the grid, the underdog, gets the positive buff. So if there are more lights than darks on the grid, the darks might have a 20% p. aug, while a light pet might have a negative -20% p. aug. The number will change every few minutes as it refreshes and the ratio changes. This was also introduced in February of 2020 with the LE Valentine [[Woolxie]] which was introduced as a new ‘Crush’ mechanic: all Valentine type creatures get a Power Augmentation buff for every other active Valentine type creature in a region. This was also extended retroactively to all other Valentine LE's.

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−	Power Augmentation was introduced in July of 2016 with the introduction of [[Light/Dark_(element)\|Light/Dark]] souls. Power Augmentation affects all aspects of spell casting and attacking, including combat, healing, and mental spells. A positive power augmentation greatly aids your creature, while a negative power augmentation hinders it. Basically the ratio of the number of [[Dark_(element)\|Dark]] pets on the grid vs. the number of [[Light_(element)\|Light]] pets, whoever has less on the grid, the underdog, gets the positive buff. So if there are more lights than darks on the grid, the darks might have a 20% p. aug, while a light pet might have a negative -20% p. aug. The number will change every few minutes as it refreshes and the ratio changes. This was also introduced in February of 2020 with the LE Valentine [[Woolxie]] which was introduced as a new ‘Crush’ mechanic: all Valentine type creatures get a Power Augmentation buff for every other active Valentine type creature in a region. This was also extended retroactively to all other Valentine LE's. The Zombie LE from October of 2021 also includes a p. aug feature when more than one is present in a parcel.	+	Power Augmentation was introduced in July of 2016 with the introduction of [[Light/Dark_(element)\|Light/Dark]] souls. Power Augmentation affects all aspects of spell casting and attacking, including combat, healing, and mental spells. A positive power augmentation greatly aids your creature, while a negative power augmentation hinders it. Basically the ratio of the number of [[Dark_(element)\|Dark]] pets on the grid vs. the number of [[Light_(element)\|Light]] pets, whoever has less on the grid, the underdog, gets the positive buff. So if there are more lights than darks on the grid, the darks might have a 20% p. aug, while a light pet might have a negative -20% p. aug. The number will change every few minutes as it refreshes and the ratio changes. This was also introduced in February of 2020 with the LE Valentine [[Woolxie]] which was introduced as a new ‘Crush’ mechanic: all Valentine type creatures get a Power Augmentation buff for every other active Valentine type creature in a region. This was also extended retroactively to all other Valentine LE's. The [[Zombie_(element)\|Zombie LE]] from October of 2021 also includes a p. aug feature when more than one is present in a parcel.

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−	Power Augmentation was introduced in July of 2016 with the introduction of [[Light/Dark_(element)\|Light/Dark]] souls. Power Augmentation affects all aspects of spell casting and attacking, including combat, healing, and mental spells. A positive power augmentation greatly aids your creature, while a negative power augmentation hinders it. Basically the ratio of the number of [[Dark_(element)\|Dark]] pets on the grid vs. the number of [[Light_(element)\|Light]] pets, whoever has less on the grid, the underdog, gets the positive buff. So if there are more lights than darks on the grid, the darks might have a 20% p. aug, while a light pet might have a negative -20% p. aug. The number will change every few minutes as it refreshes and the ratio changes. This was also introduced in February of 2020 with the LE Valentine [[Woolxie]] which was introduced as a new ‘Crush’ mechanic: all Valentine type creatures get a Power Augmentation buff for every other active Valentine type creature in a region. This was also extended retroactively to all other Valentine LE's.	+	Power Augmentation was introduced in July of 2016 with the introduction of [[Light/Dark_(element)\|Light/Dark]] souls. Power Augmentation affects all aspects of spell casting and attacking, including combat, healing, and mental spells. A positive power augmentation greatly aids your creature, while a negative power augmentation hinders it. Basically the ratio of the number of [[Dark_(element)\|Dark]] pets on the grid vs. the number of [[Light_(element)\|Light]] pets, whoever has less on the grid, the underdog, gets the positive buff. So if there are more lights than darks on the grid, the darks might have a 20% p. aug, while a light pet might have a negative -20% p. aug. The number will change every few minutes as it refreshes and the ratio changes. This was also introduced in February of 2020 with the LE Valentine [[Woolxie]] which was introduced as a new ‘Crush’ mechanic: all Valentine type creatures get a Power Augmentation buff for every other active Valentine type creature in a region. This was also extended retroactively to all other Valentine LE's. The Zombie LE from October of 2021 also includes a p. aug feature when more than one is present in a parcel.