Nifleballs can be acquired from the Nifleball Backpack, an item produced daily by the LESP Gamer Succubus.
Please be aware that Nifleballs are also only usable by the Gamer Succubus and her free additional form Trainer Succubus.
These balls allow you to catch a creature of the following categories:
The catch rate varies depending on the category of creatures being targeted and the method being used, such as Quick Action or skill use. Pocket Nightmares are more difficult to encounter, but much easier to catch than other creatures.
Please remember that when using Gamer Succubus' "Nifleball Throw" skill she will always use the best Nifleball she has available unless the Credit Shop Key Item Selective Monocle specifies otherwise.
Here is how the chance of catching a Pocket Nightmares is determined:
 OR Rot
 OR Rot  OR Drain
 OR Drain  : +5%
: +5% OR Blind
 OR Blind  OR Seal
 OR Seal  OR Stone
 OR Stone  : +10%
: +10%
















Please keep in mind the following:
Here is how the chance of catching an Enemy, Extra or Mercenary is determined:
 OR Rot
 OR Rot  OR Drain
 OR Drain  : +5%
: +5% OR Blind
 OR Blind  OR Seal
 OR Seal  OR Stone
 OR Stone  : +10%
: +10%Caught Standard Creatures will be reverted to a level 1 Egg.
If you failed capturing a creature, the more the Nifleball shook the closer you were to catching it!
By owning the Credit Shop Key Item Training Badger, you can activate the Nifleball Throw Quick Action.
Unlike normal catching, quick action targets will be random, and your success chance will be cut by a third.
There are currently no plans to allow Pocket Nightmares to be caught this way.
If you want to omit the use of a Nifleball from either the Quick Action or skill, you can utilize the Credit Shop Key Item Selective Monocle to hide them from those actions.