Collections have always been private so that a player cannot see another's collection without external recordings available. Clicking on the pet's icon will let them add it to their combat team or release the pet ( Epics are irreleasible). The current Pet Book is divide into 2 columns: one showing a player's pet team (shows a wizard and pet's body) and another showing a player's pet index (only shows pets' respective icons.) A player can see how many stars and hearts a pet has, but they can still click on it and see its spell(s) and element. Interacting with a pet's icon will let a player choose to see its stats, flavor text, or set it free. Each box shows a player's pet icons along with a wizard icon. Previous Pet Books looked like 2 boxes: one for a player's pet team and one for their current entire collection. Interacting with the square that contains a orange paw print will open the Collection and Pet Book. The Pet Book can be accessed via the overworld hotbar at the bottom of the screen. If a player has seen a certain pet without ever possessing one, the pet book will display the pet grayed out. If a player has never encountered a certain pet, that species' Pet Book slot will show just a question mark with a black background. While the Collection provides access to a player's individual pets and current combative team hotbar, the Pet Book gives access to pet flavour text (in-game descriptions) and a species' power-to-hearts ratio. Teachers can set up classes to follow a specific state math curriculum while also receiving data for each student based on their gameplay. The Collection and Pet Book, previously the Bestiary, is a feature that all players have. Prodigy is a math-based game that mimics the gameplay of a RPG, or role playing game, where students engage in wizard battles using math problems to cast their spells against monsters.

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