Aegiomon Guest and Data Fragment Team-Building Guide
Aegiomon is modeled as a fixed story guest, not one of the six generated party members. The builder evaluates the combat coverage and weaknesses of the available form while excluding the guest from coolness and roles.
Configure the fragments you actually have
Enable Aegiomon under Generation settings, then toggle each available data fragment. Every enabled Aegiochusmon form becomes a separately scored variant of each valid six-member party.
- With no fragment enabled, the generator uses base Aegiomon.
- A selected form contributes stats, attributes, damaging elements, and weaknesses.
- Aegiomon never occupies a generated party slot or receives a team role.
- The selected fragment reserves one equipment slot in its detailed build.
Avoid redundancy with the guest
Guest offense and defenses are included so the generator can prefer party members that complement the chosen form. This prevents a high-ranked party from ignoring coverage already supplied by Aegiomon or stacking avoidable guest weaknesses.
- Aegiomon affects every combat metric except Coolness and Role Fit.
- Elemental hard limits include the selected form.
- Pure generated-party attribute caps exclude guests.
- Enabling Aegiomon leaves room for no more than two additional fixed guests.