The level at which you morph a familiar does affect its starting stats in its next form.
The game will tell you:
- When the familiar is able to be morphed to the next form
- When the familiar is at its maximum level for its current form
If you're planning on using a familiar for post-game play you should definitely wait until he is at the maximum level for each form before morphing him.
In addition to the stats being higher, you may miss out learning some abilities if you always morph familiars as soon as they are able.
In this game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, you have 4 signs: Sun, Moon, Star, Planet. You also have twin versions of these signs.
Sun is stronger than Moon.
Moon is stronger than Star.
Star is stronger than Sun.
Stronger signs from these three deal 20% more damage against the weaker sign, while the weaker deals 20% less damage. If the attacker is a double sign, the damage modifier becomes 30%.
In other words: Sun deals 20% damage against double Moon, but double Moon deals 30% less damage against Sun.
Double Planet has a +10% damage bonus against all three, while a single Planet has a 50% damage bonus against double Planet, while doing normal damage to all other signs.
There are also resistance bonuses for Sun, Moon, and Star, and XP bonuses for Planets:
Sun: +5% to fire attacks and sleep
Double Sun: +10% to fire attack and sleep
Star: +5% to storm attacks and poison
Double Star: +10% to storm attacks and poison
Moon: +5% to water attacks and confusion
Double Moon: +10% to water attacks and confusion
Planet: +5% XP bonus
Double Planet: +10% XP bonus
Sources: GamesRadar and Prima Games
Best Answer
The percentage increase from Crackerjack is 10% and Crackerjack II is 20%
Here is what I have observed. A Normal pack in the Winter Isles -
gives 243xp without any bonuses.
With Crackerjack we get 266xp. With Crackerjack II we get 291xp.
So lets compare with creature compendium -
Now with Crackerjack it should be 243 + 10% = 243 + 24.3 = 267.3 which should be 267. But it is not because the bonus is calculated per creature!
so it would be -
Similarly with Crackerjack II -
In summary -