Getting Started

Starting Out

 * Immediately after the start, train your CharacterIcon100001.png Main Character and CharacterIcon300001.png Excalibur. Read Soulmates Training, Artifacts Training and Weapons Training for more details about training.
 * Their training is directly linked to the progress of Beginner Missions, you can get material for training them from that. The rewards are very good, so it's better to prioritize completing Beginner Missions in order to proceed smoothly after that.
 * Do the training for CharacterIcon300001.png Excalibur in this order: limit break twice then strengthen the skill. If you strengthen the skil first then you'll run out of keys for mission at 3rd page.
 * Healer is important for raid battles. Currently, there is no healer with SSR rarity so you have to select from SR rarity. CharacterIcon100201.png Oguma has regen over time while CharacterIcon102401.png Seven and CharacterIcon101601.png Emua can heal immediately, they're good choice. But CharacterIcon100601.png Gabu is the most recommended. He is welfare soulmate so you can farm from main quests to exchange for his unique keys to MLB (Max limit break).
 * On the 4th page of Beginner Missions, there is a mission to "Complete any quest 30 times". But this will be counted from the moment the 4th page is opened. Therefore, if too many main quests are completed before 4th page is opened, the mission may become difficult. You may have to wait for limited-time events or update to add more main quests. But if you leave 15 weapon quests, you can complete them. So even if you clear them to get, it's a good idea to leave some to prepare for the mission. There is nothing to worry about if you have all the hard difficult quests left. If you don't have enough, you can also complete the quests at the Colosseum to clear the mission.
 * Due to being capped at level 50 and thus having their stats not up to par, R soulmates aren’t viable in the later stages of the game, investing in them now may be a waste of resources that you can use on better soulmates later once you start pulling for more. You can sell all of their unique keys for without bothering to limit break them and exchange them for generic common keys for higher rarities in the shop.
 * Side notes:
 * You need to switch from [Auto] to [Full Auto] in order for your soulmates to use their skills.
 * The auto speed can go up to X3
 * After complete a quest, you will unlock more features for that quest:
 * Skip the quest with . It still costs AP and you need to clear all 3 stage missions for this).
 * Set the quest on automatic lap to automatically retry the quest.
 * AP boost to challenge the quest multiple times in one run (you can choose up to 4 times).
 * You can turn off animation for skills to make the battle runs faster.
 * In settings, you can set it so that during auto your sacred artifacts are automatically called whenever they’re available or only on the final wave of the quest.
 * You can favorite quests and access them quickly from main page.
 * About MIND and SPD stat:
 * MIND is related to recovery and regen, also affects the success and evasion rate of status ailments internally.
 * SPD is related to the order of actions, but it also affects the evasion rate of attacks internally.

After unlocking Raid Battle

 * Go to Raid System for more information about raid battles.
 * If you can do more than 100,000 damage in a Normal raid, go to Hard. If you can do over 150,000 damage in a Hard raid, go to Extra.
 * It’s possible for you to enter Extra battles even if you’re at a low level, but you can become a burden and makes the raid less likely to be a success.
 * But if there are a lot of time left, the number of participants is small and the raid has small amount of HP left then you can enjoy it. There is a high possibility that the raid can be defeated even if you join it despite being weak.
 * As long as you don’t completely retire from a raid battle, you can leave the battle and still get the rewards for participating.
 * Furthermore, even if your own party is defeated in a raid battle, you can for help from other people as long as you don't retire. Even if you return to the home page and proceed with the main quests, the raid battle still continues behind the scenes. So you can send out help every 5 minutes and wait for the strong, or call for help in the guild chat.
 * It is recommended to clear main quests and exchange for soulmates, keys and weapons to get stronger. Welfare soulmates from story like CharacterIcon100601.png Gabu as mentioned above are easy to get keys for limit break. A MLB SR soulmate can still be much stronger than any SSR soulmate without limit break. In additional, you can also exchange for weapons that suit them.
 * Unlocking awakening grid is a great way to increase your damage. Since in doing so, not only their stats are raised but can also upgrade their personal weapon's skill and charge attack.
 * In other words, your soulmate can become stronger by unlocking their awakening grid. There may be a shortage of eggs, but it will have a tremendous effect for making your soulmates stronger.
 * It’s recommended to prioritize unlocking the CharacterIcon100001.png Main Character’s personal weapon first since there’s a beginner mission that requires you to fully unlock his awakening grid and he should be your main carry around this time.
 * can be exchanged to lower tier spheres, so it is more efficient to collect than to collect lower tier spheres. Because of that, it's recommended to clear hard main quests as much as possible.

Plan for future

 * You should use RP mainly for extra raids, AP mainly for weapon quests and hard main quests. Around this time, your party's power should be around 55,000 to 60,000.
 * SSR weapons from weapon quests cost a lot of AP to get, so get only the weapons you need and collect a lot of from hard main quests.
 * Be sure to exchange every potions and common keys each month.
 * Choosing which soulmate to train is more importan than deciding how far to train. If you feel that it is necessary, there is no problem in training your soulmate to the maxium.
 * Before upgrading a soulmate, read Party System to understand how the party system works.
 * In order to choose which soulmate to train, check out the synergy of soulamteas you're currently having.
 * The best way to do this is to plan around the SSR that you decided to use and put your resources on earlier (if you did decide to use one), as they’re already upgraded and it’s going to take a while for you to invest onto another if you’re a f2p player.
 * Eventually, you will want to have mono-element teams, that do either physical or magical damage since a lot of units tend to buff/debuff either one of these. For example, CharacterIcon000301.png Nine and CharacterIcon000401.png Bergamond only buff light MATK, with Nine explicitly buffing light staff more.

Aim for a party with power of 60,000 and above

 * Reaching for a team with a Might of over 60,000 is going to be your goal at the end of the early stage. To be able to do this you’ll have to work on the following things.
 * Further unlocking the awakening grid. Doing this will give your soulmates more stats and advance their skills, thus increasing their damage and giving them bonus effects. Especially for SSR, there’s a third board where lies their true potential. Unlocking this will cost a lot of rare materials.
 * Do longer exploration. Material Exploration give you various important rewards that are needed to push your team further due to the rarity of eggs, awakening seeds, and leveling-up materials. They have 3 stages that depend on the power of your soulmates to be able to do. The higher the stage, the better the rewards, so always choose the best stage that you can do. In order to do this, you’ll have to raise the overall level even on the soulmates you aren’t using. There’s a button that optimizes your expedition team, start with using it to see who you’ll have to level up.
 * Stacking passive skills. Not only the sacred artifacts, but soulmates also have passive skills that can buff a certain attribute/weapon type. Thus, you’ll have to look at all of them to see which synergize well with each other and build a party around it. This, however, depends purely on your gacha luck.
 * Farming for weapons. Luck is required to stack up passive skills, but besides the weapon gacha, you can get still get strong weapons by farming weapon quests. In particular, there are some SR and R units weapon quests that have weapons with good abilities, and you’re required to consider which goes best for your party.