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# Recovery System

Recovery is one of four main Attributes of SEED Mon. However, the Endurance decay can affect the Recovery Attributes Points which leads to fewer rewards from the hunting activities.

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1. When the Endurance decreases, the Recovery Attributes Point will be affected, therefore SEED Mon cannot hunt rewards at max efficiency. Endurance decreases during activities, impacting $SLOVE/$SEED earnings efficiency at specific levels:

*At **70/100 Endurance*****:** $SLOVE/$SEED earning efficiency drops to 8**0%**.

*At 4**0/100 Endurance*****:** $SLOVE/$SEED earning efficiency drops to 2**0%**.

*At **0/100 Endurance*****:** $SLOVE/$SEED earning efficiency drops to **0.**

2. Endurance also depends on the amount of Energy that users have spent when hunting and the Recovery Attributes Point of the SEED Mon Leader.
3. Therefore, users need to recover their SEED Mon Leader's Recovery Attributes by spending SLOVE to recover this Attributes Point.


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