Field recordNo. 214
Frostwyrm, a water creature in NOKEMON. Rarity: Uncommon.

Frostwyrm

WaterUncommon

HP83–114
ATK44–75
DEF77–108
SPD28–59
FOC44–75

Where to find Frostwyrm

Frostwyrm keeps to Frostmere and never leaves it. It is one of 53 species on that ground, and one of only 51 of them sharing its element.

How to catch Frostwyrm

Frostwyrm is one of 178 uncommon species, takes a Basic ball or better, and its 32% base leaves 353 of the 608 harder to land than this one. The first ball freezes it, and Frostmere is home to 53 species, so the catch is decided on timing far more often than on luck.

Supply

Frostwyrm is one of the abundant ones at 1200, with only 109 species allowed to run looser and 495 held tighter, and even at this end the number is fixed: the 608 caps come to 407,200 creatures, the entire population this world will ever have.

In a fight

As one of 51 water types sharing Frostmere, it hits Fire hard and loses ground to Nature, Thunder, Celestial, which is what will be thrown at it. Stamina leads at 83, but only by 6 over the next attribute, so the build is closer to balanced than to specialised.

Readings

Supply cap1,200ever, worldwide
Catch rate32%base, before timing
Min ballBasicor better
Shiny1 in 100rolled at capture

Questions

Where do I find Frostwyrm in NOKEMON?

Frostmere. The door is gated: you need average skill level 20 to get in.

How do I catch Frostwyrm?

Throw a Basic ball or better and win the timing bar. The base rate is 32% and your accuracy moves it, but the ball is spent whether you land the catch or not, so carry more than you think you need.

Is Frostwyrm rare?

Not by the standards of this world: the cap is 1200. It is still a ceiling though, and once it fills the species stops spawning for everyone.

What are the shiny odds on Frostwyrm?

About 1 in 100 per capture. Nothing improves it: no ball, no streak, no item and no amount of waiting. The only lever you have is how many you throw at.

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