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PBChew18: /* Bot Cores */

2026-05-10T06:21:08Z

Bot Cores

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	::Certain bots have bot-specific cores that can only be equipped to one particular bot. Their effects are unique, and they also modify the visual appearance of the bot on which they're equipped - for instance, Optimus Prime and Rodimus Prime each have "Matrix" cores, which cause the Matrix to appear on their chests.		::Certain bots have bot-specific cores that can only be equipped to one particular bot. Their effects are unique, and they also modify the visual appearance of the bot on which they're equipped - for instance, Optimus Prime and Rodimus Prime each have "Matrix" cores, which cause the Matrix to appear on their chests.

	:*'''G1 Cores:''' A more standardized iteration of Bot Specific Cores came with the introduction of "G1 Cores." Again, these can be equipped to specific bots, modifying or upgrading their abilities and modifying the visual appearance of the bots. But in the case of the G1 cores, the visual modification (usually) takes the form of a thicker black outline around the edges of each bot and cel-shaded panels, approximating the appearance of the classic animated series. Some non-G1 Bot Specific Cores also give the same shading effect to their wearers, ~~specifically~~ the "Aurex" cores for ''Armada'' characters introduced in 2025 or later (named after the [[universal stream]] designation for the Unicron Trilogy).		:*'''G1 Cores:''' A more standardized iteration of Bot Specific Cores came with the introduction of "G1 Cores." Again, these can be equipped to specific bots, modifying or upgrading their abilities and modifying the visual appearance of the bots. But in the case of the G1 cores, the visual modification (usually) takes the form of a thicker black outline around the edges of each bot and cel-shaded panels, approximating the appearance of the classic animated series. Some non-G1 Bot Specific Cores also give the same shading effect to their wearers; for instance, the "Aurex" cores for ''Armada'' characters introduced in 2025 or later (named after the [[universal stream]] designation for the Unicron Trilogy).

	:*'''Transmetal Cores:''' Instead of G1 cores, a smattering of the early waves of ''Beast Wars'' characters in this game have [[Transmetal]] cores, which also give them character-specific boosts. In terms of visual modifications, the silver versions of these cores give them a shiny, metallic appearance, while the gold and Gmetal versions change their color schemes to those of their [[1998]] Transmetal toys.		:*'''Transmetal Cores:''' Instead of G1 cores, a smattering of the early waves of ''Beast Wars'' characters in this game have [[Transmetal]] cores, which also give them character-specific boosts. In terms of visual modifications, the silver versions of these cores give them a shiny, metallic appearance, while the gold and Gmetal versions change their color schemes to those of their [[1998]] Transmetal toys.

PBChew18: /* Content Creator Program */

2026-05-09T13:43:42Z

Content Creator Program

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	==Content Creator Program==		==Content Creator Program==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]], be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the developers would take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Starting out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the '''Content Creator Program''' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters, usually reviewing new features before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways,~~mwith~~ the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly-selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]], be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the developers would take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Starting out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the '''Content Creator Program''' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters, usually reviewing new features before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways, with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly-selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

PBChew18: Updating this to match the main page since drafts for Primes 2.0 and Total Prime Power will be required soon

2026-05-09T13:35:49Z

Updating this to match the main page since drafts for Primes 2.0 and Total Prime Power will be required soon

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IGEBM13: /* Content Creator Program */

2026-05-04T04:01:13Z

Content Creator Program

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	==Content Creator Program==		==Content Creator Program==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]], be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the developers would take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. ~~Startimg~~ out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the ''Content Creator Program'' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters, usually reviewing new features before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways,mwith the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly-selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]], be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the developers would take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Starting out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the '''Content Creator Program''' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters, usually reviewing new features before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways,mwith the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly-selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

IGEBM13: /* Content Creator Program */

2026-05-04T04:00:37Z

Content Creator Program

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	==Content Creator Program==		==Content Creator Program==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the ~~game~~ would ~~also~~ take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. ~~What started~~ out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the ''Content Creator Program'' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters ~~where they would review~~ new ~~content~~ before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways ~~with~~ the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]], be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the developers would take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Startimg out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the ''Content Creator Program'' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters, usually reviewing new features before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways,mwith the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly-selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

PBChew18: /* Content Creator Partnership */ Revamping this following a small QNA session I had with one the CCs in this program

2026-05-04T02:57:00Z

Content Creator Partnership: Revamping this following a small QNA session I had with one the CCs in this program

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	This where your Battle Boosts, Skip items and Resource items you gained from Events and the Cyber Pass goes. As these resources will not go into your storage buildings until you manually use them in the inventory, the same applies to XP items from events which you can then choose which Bot should gain that amount of XP.		This where your Battle Boosts, Skip items and Resource items you gained from Events and the Cyber Pass goes. As these resources will not go into your storage buildings until you manually use them in the inventory, the same applies to XP items from events which you can then choose which Bot should gain that amount of XP.

	==Content Creator ~~Partnership~~==		==Content Creator Program==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[~~Internet\|~~internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. ~~Because~~ of ~~this~~, the ~~game has its own '~~''Content Creator ~~Partnership~~''' ~~not too dissimilar to that~~ of ~~modern-day live-service games~~. Content creators involved in this ~~partnership~~ are ~~tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game. In some cases, they are also given early access to new content coming to the game~~ by the game's ~~development~~ team~~. Additionally, there are special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated~~ to ~~them which tend to include bots that they consider important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}"~~. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. What started out as somewhat of an extension of their {{w\|playtest}} program, the ''Content Creator Program'' became it's own thing as a byproduct of content creators usually being one of the playtesters where they would review new content before they were implemented into the official servers. Content creators involved in this program are sanctioned by the game's dev team when it comes to showcasing new content ahead of its release. Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

PBChew18: /* Content Creator Partnership */ Rewording this since I don't think they are sponsored

2026-04-27T11:15:37Z

Content Creator Partnership: Rewording this since I don't think they are sponsored

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	==Content Creator Partnership==		==Content Creator Partnership==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[Internet\|internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Because of this, the game has its own '''Content Creator Partnership''' not too dissimilar to that of modern-day live-service games. Content creators involved in this partnership ~~are sponsored by the game's development team and~~ are tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game. In some cases, they are also given early access to new content coming to the game. Additionally, there are special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated to them which tend to include bots that they consider important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}". Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[Internet\|internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Because of this, the game has its own '''Content Creator Partnership''' not too dissimilar to that of modern-day live-service games. Content creators involved in this partnership are tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game. In some cases, they are also given early access to new content coming to the game by the game's development team. Additionally, there are special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated to them which tend to include bots that they consider important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}". Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

IGEBM13: /* Content Creator Partnership */ Grammar stuff

2026-04-24T10:48:56Z

Content Creator Partnership: Grammar stuff

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	==Content Creator Partnership==		==Content Creator Partnership==
	It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[Internet\|internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Because of this, the game has its own '''Content Creator Partnership''' not too dissimilar to that of modern-day live-service games. Content creators ~~apart of~~ this partnership are sponsored by the game's development team and are tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game~~, or in~~ some cases are given early access to new content coming to the game. ~~There~~ are ~~also~~ special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated to them which ~~tends~~ to ~~includes~~ bots that they consider as important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}". Back then content creators carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that ~~contains~~ randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].		It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[Internet\|internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Because of this, the game has its own '''Content Creator Partnership''' not too dissimilar to that of modern-day live-service games. Content creators involved in this partnership are sponsored by the game's development team and are tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game. In some cases, they are also given early access to new content coming to the game. Additionally, there are special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated to them which tend to include bots that they consider important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}". Back then, content creators also carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contained randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

PBChew18: /* Inventory */ First draft at this

2026-04-24T04:19:13Z

Inventory: First draft at this

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	====Inventory====		====Inventory====
	This where your Battle Boosts, Skip items and Resource items you gained from Events and the Cyber Pass goes. As these resources will not go into your storage buildings until you manually use them in the inventory, the same applies to XP items from events which you can then choose which Bot should gain that amount of XP.		This where your Battle Boosts, Skip items and Resource items you gained from Events and the Cyber Pass goes. As these resources will not go into your storage buildings until you manually use them in the inventory, the same applies to XP items from events which you can then choose which Bot should gain that amount of XP.

			==Content Creator Partnership==
			It should come as no surprise that media centered around this game can be found across the [[Internet\|internet]] be it livestreams or videos, and it's also no surprise that the game would also take full advantage of it as a means of marketing their game. Because of this, the game has its own '''Content Creator Partnership''' not too dissimilar to that of modern-day live-service games. Content creators apart of this partnership are sponsored by the game's development team and are tasked with going over news and updates coming to the game, or in some cases are given early access to new content coming to the game. There are also special [[#Bundles\|bundles]] dedicated to them which tends to includes bots that they consider as important to the game's current "{{w\|Metagame#Competitive gaming\|meta}}". Back then content creators carried out special giveaways with the reward taking the form of a chest that contains randomly selected [[#Resources\|resources]].

AzimuthAcolyte: Correction on Z-Energon

2026-03-27T05:40:24Z

Correction on Z-Energon

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	{{see\|https://tfew.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/4733772524063-Characters Combiners at the Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki}}		{{see\|https://tfew.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/4733772524063-Characters Combiners at the Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki}}
	Accessible through completing the "Combiner Wars" campaign. Much like the toylines, '''Combiners''' are unlocked via assembling all of their component standard Bots, provided said components meet a minimum 3-star rating (and the player has 700000 Energon). Once the player has unlocked all of the components with a higher star rating (that is, any higher rating; a mixture of 4-stars and 5-stars will still unlock a 4-star) and an extra 3000000 Energon, that combiner is upgraded to a 4-star, and their third ability is unlocked. Their fourth ability is unlocked when they are upgraded to a 5-star, which requires all of their component bots at a 5-star rating, 300000 [[~~Red~~ Energon#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]], and 2500 5-star shards.		Accessible through completing the "Combiner Wars" campaign. Much like the toylines, '''Combiners''' are unlocked via assembling all of their component standard Bots, provided said components meet a minimum 3-star rating (and the player has 700000 Energon). Once the player has unlocked all of the components with a higher star rating (that is, any higher rating; a mixture of 4-stars and 5-stars will still unlock a 4-star) and an extra 3000000 Energon, that combiner is upgraded to a 4-star, and their third ability is unlocked. Their fourth ability is unlocked when they are upgraded to a 5-star, which requires all of their component bots at a 5-star rating, 300000 [[Energon Z#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]], and 2500 5-star shards.

	Omega Supreme and Raiden or Overlord and Dinoking (depending on your chosen faction) slightly differs from the fact that instead of obtaining their standard Bot components, they instead require "Parts" to be unlocked. Parts effectively serve the same function as standard Bot components with the distinction of being able to directly acquire them instead of being at the mercy of the game gambling mechanics. Another difference is that they require 7000000 Energon in place of the 2500 5-star shards you would need to upgrade them to a 5-star (you will still need the aforementioned amount of Z-Energon however). Omega Supreme or Overlord's 2-star part is obtained upon completing the "War for Cybertron" campaign, whilst their 3-star and 4-star parts can be purchased via [[#Resources\|Shanix]] (for 5000 and 50000 respectively) and both '''must''' be obtained to upgrade them to their respective star-ratings, their 5-star part however will require 15000 5-star shards. Raiden or Dinoking's parts follows a somewhat more traditional method of requiring their six respective component bots to unlock them with the exception of the fact they're all non-playable. As of writing this, you can only obtain the Trainbots or Dinoforce members through events and there has been no available means of obtaining them outside of these events.		Omega Supreme and Raiden or Overlord and Dinoking (depending on your chosen faction) slightly differs from the fact that instead of obtaining their standard Bot components, they instead require "Parts" to be unlocked. Parts effectively serve the same function as standard Bot components with the distinction of being able to directly acquire them instead of being at the mercy of the game gambling mechanics. Another difference is that they require 7000000 Energon in place of the 2500 5-star shards you would need to upgrade them to a 5-star (you will still need the aforementioned amount of Z-Energon however). Omega Supreme or Overlord's 2-star part is obtained upon completing the "War for Cybertron" campaign, whilst their 3-star and 4-star parts can be purchased via [[#Resources\|Shanix]] (for 5000 and 50000 respectively) and both '''must''' be obtained to upgrade them to their respective star-ratings, their 5-star part however will require 15000 5-star shards. Raiden or Dinoking's parts follows a somewhat more traditional method of requiring their six respective component bots to unlock them with the exception of the fact they're all non-playable. As of writing this, you can only obtain the Trainbots or Dinoforce members through events and there has been no available means of obtaining them outside of these events.
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	*'''[[Energon]]''' - Energon is used to upgrade buildings, upgrade Bots' special abilities, and to perform research on Bots to make them stronger. It is obtained through the same methods as alloy.		*'''[[Energon]]''' - Energon is used to upgrade buildings, upgrade Bots' special abilities, and to perform research on Bots to make them stronger. It is obtained through the same methods as alloy.
	*'''[[Ore-13#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ore-13]]''' - A potent substance used to activate Combiners. It is only obtained via either an Ore-13 Harvester in your base or events and the Cyber Pass.		*'''[[Ore-13#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ore-13]]''' - A potent substance used to activate Combiners. It is only obtained via either an Ore-13 Harvester in your base or events and the Cyber Pass.
	*'''[[~~Red~~ Energon#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]]''' - This higher grade, more-annoying-to-acquire (it’s obtainable through dispatch missions and pesky elimination mode battles) variant of energon is necessary to upgrade level 60 and above Bots and buildings. It's red!		*'''[[Energon Z#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]]''' - This higher grade, more-annoying-to-acquire (it’s obtainable through dispatch missions and pesky elimination mode battles) variant of energon is necessary to upgrade level 60 and above Bots and buildings. It's red!
	*'''[[Binary bonding\|Binary Bonding]] Element''' - Used to upgrade a C.O.M.B.A.T. bot to level 11, obtained through events and bundles.		*'''[[Binary bonding\|Binary Bonding]] Element''' - Used to upgrade a C.O.M.B.A.T. bot to level 11, obtained through events and bundles.
	*'''[[Spark#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Spark]]''' - Obtained from duplicate bots in the Space Bridge and event rewards, Spark is used along with Energon to upgrade Bots' abilities.		*'''[[Spark#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Spark]]''' - Obtained from duplicate bots in the Space Bridge and event rewards, Spark is used along with Energon to upgrade Bots' abilities.

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	{{see\|https://tfew.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/4733772524063-Characters Combiners at the Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki}}		{{see\|https://tfew.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/4733772524063-Characters Combiners at the Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki}}
	Accessible through completing the "Combiner Wars" campaign. Much like the toylines, '''Combiners''' are unlocked via assembling all of their component standard Bots, provided said components meet a minimum 3-star rating (and the player has 700000 Energon). Once the player has unlocked all of the components with a higher star rating (that is, any higher rating; a mixture of 4-stars and 5-stars will still unlock a 4-star) and an extra 3000000 Energon, that combiner is upgraded to a 4-star, and their third ability is unlocked. Their fourth ability is unlocked when they are upgraded to a 5-star, which requires all of their component bots at a 5-star rating, 300000 [[~~Red~~ Energon#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]], and 2500 5-star shards.		Accessible through completing the "Combiner Wars" campaign. Much like the toylines, '''Combiners''' are unlocked via assembling all of their component standard Bots, provided said components meet a minimum 3-star rating (and the player has 700000 Energon). Once the player has unlocked all of the components with a higher star rating (that is, any higher rating; a mixture of 4-stars and 5-stars will still unlock a 4-star) and an extra 3000000 Energon, that combiner is upgraded to a 4-star, and their third ability is unlocked. Their fourth ability is unlocked when they are upgraded to a 5-star, which requires all of their component bots at a 5-star rating, 300000 [[Energon Z#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]], and 2500 5-star shards.

	Omega Supreme and Raiden or Overlord and Dinoking (depending on your chosen faction) slightly differs from the fact that instead of obtaining their standard Bot components, they instead require "Parts" to be unlocked. Parts effectively serve the same function as standard Bot components with the distinction of being able to directly acquire them instead of being at the mercy of the game gambling mechanics. Another difference is that they require 7000000 Energon in place of the 2500 5-star shards you would need to upgrade them to a 5-star (you will still need the aforementioned amount of Z-Energon however). Omega Supreme or Overlord's 2-star part is obtained upon completing the "War for Cybertron" campaign, whilst their 3-star and 4-star parts can be purchased via [[#Resources\|Shanix]] (for 5000 and 50000 respectively) and both '''must''' be obtained to upgrade them to their respective star-ratings, their 5-star part however will require 15000 5-star shards. Raiden or Dinoking's parts follows a somewhat more traditional method of requiring their six respective component bots to unlock them with the exception of the fact they're all non-playable. As of writing this, you can only obtain the Trainbots or Dinoforce members through events and there has been no available means of obtaining them outside of these events.		Omega Supreme and Raiden or Overlord and Dinoking (depending on your chosen faction) slightly differs from the fact that instead of obtaining their standard Bot components, they instead require "Parts" to be unlocked. Parts effectively serve the same function as standard Bot components with the distinction of being able to directly acquire them instead of being at the mercy of the game gambling mechanics. Another difference is that they require 7000000 Energon in place of the 2500 5-star shards you would need to upgrade them to a 5-star (you will still need the aforementioned amount of Z-Energon however). Omega Supreme or Overlord's 2-star part is obtained upon completing the "War for Cybertron" campaign, whilst their 3-star and 4-star parts can be purchased via [[#Resources\|Shanix]] (for 5000 and 50000 respectively) and both '''must''' be obtained to upgrade them to their respective star-ratings, their 5-star part however will require 15000 5-star shards. Raiden or Dinoking's parts follows a somewhat more traditional method of requiring their six respective component bots to unlock them with the exception of the fact they're all non-playable. As of writing this, you can only obtain the Trainbots or Dinoforce members through events and there has been no available means of obtaining them outside of these events.
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	*'''[[Energon]]''' - Energon is used to upgrade buildings, upgrade Bots' special abilities, and to perform research on Bots to make them stronger. It is obtained through the same methods as alloy.		*'''[[Energon]]''' - Energon is used to upgrade buildings, upgrade Bots' special abilities, and to perform research on Bots to make them stronger. It is obtained through the same methods as alloy.
	*'''[[Ore-13#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ore-13]]''' - A potent substance used to activate Combiners. It is only obtained via either an Ore-13 Harvester in your base or events and the Cyber Pass.		*'''[[Ore-13#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ore-13]]''' - A potent substance used to activate Combiners. It is only obtained via either an Ore-13 Harvester in your base or events and the Cyber Pass.
	*'''[[~~Red~~ Energon#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]]''' - This higher grade, more-annoying-to-acquire (it’s obtainable through dispatch missions and pesky elimination mode battles) variant of energon is necessary to upgrade level 60 and above Bots and buildings. It's red!		*'''[[Energon Z#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Z-Energon]]''' - This higher grade, more-annoying-to-acquire (it’s obtainable through dispatch missions and pesky elimination mode battles) variant of energon is necessary to upgrade level 60 and above Bots and buildings. It's red!
	*'''[[Binary bonding\|Binary Bonding]] Element''' - Used to upgrade a C.O.M.B.A.T. bot to level 11, obtained through events and bundles.		*'''[[Binary bonding\|Binary Bonding]] Element''' - Used to upgrade a C.O.M.B.A.T. bot to level 11, obtained through events and bundles.
	*'''[[Spark#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Spark]]''' - Obtained from duplicate bots in the Space Bridge and event rewards, Spark is used along with Energon to upgrade Bots' abilities.		*'''[[Spark#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Spark]]''' - Obtained from duplicate bots in the Space Bridge and event rewards, Spark is used along with Energon to upgrade Bots' abilities.