Quick Reference

1440 shards takes an adventurer from 0★ all the way to 10★. Stars 6–10 are shown in-game as purple stars.

The map is covered in fog districts that you clear one at a time. Each sea area is a single linear chain: there is no branching and no choice of route. The first district of every area is free.

Sea area	Regions	Avalon Token	Energy	Timers	Cumulative token
Mist City	15	100,000	1,200	56.2h	100,000
Northlands	22	310,000	2,100	210h	410,000
Emerald Oasis	22	436,000	2,100	210h	846,000
Sunset City	22	620,000	2,100	210h	1,466,000
Whole map	81	1,466,000	7,500	686.2h	—

Timers cap at 10 hours. Mist City ramps up to that cap, and every region from Northlands onward sits at the full 10 hours, which is why the three later areas each total 210 hours despite very different token costs.

Districts below are listed by the number the game shows you. Note that they do not unlock in numbered order: after District 10 the chain jumps to the highest district of that block and counts back down. Mist City runs 2 to 10, then 15, 14, 13, 12, 11. The other three areas run 2 to 10, then 16 down to 11, then 17 to 22.

Mist City

District	Token	Energy	Timer
Start	0	—	free
Zone 2	500	50	10m
Zone 3	500	50	10m
Zone 4	1,000	50	20m
Zone 5	2,000	50	30m
District 6	3,000	100	1h
District 7	4,000	100	2h
District 8	6,000	100	3h
District 9	8,000	100	4h
District 10	10,000	100	5h
District 11	15,000	100	10h
District 12	14,000	100	9h
District 13	13,000	100	8h
District 14	12,000	100	7h
District 15	11,000	100	6h
Total	100,000	1,200	56.2h

Northlands

District	Token	Energy	Timer
Start	0	—	free
Zone 2	10,000	100	10h
Zone 3	10,000	100	10h
Zone 4	11,000	100	10h
Zone 5	11,000	100	10h
District 6	12,000	100	10h
District 7	12,000	100	10h
District 8	13,000	100	10h
District 9	13,000	100	10h
District 10	14,000	100	10h
District 11	17,000	100	10h
District 12	16,000	100	10h
District 13	16,000	100	10h
District 14	15,000	100	10h
District 15	15,000	100	10h
District 16	14,000	100	10h
District 17	17,000	100	10h
District 18	18,000	100	10h
District 19	18,000	100	10h
District 20	19,000	100	10h
District 21	19,000	100	10h
District 22	20,000	100	10h
Total	310,000	2,100	210h

Emerald Oasis

District	Token	Energy	Timer
Start	0	—	free
Zone 2	16,000	100	10h
Zone 3	16,000	100	10h
Zone 4	17,000	100	10h
Zone 5	17,000	100	10h
District 6	18,000	100	10h
District 7	18,000	100	10h
District 8	19,000	100	10h
District 9	19,000	100	10h
District 10	20,000	100	10h
District 11	23,000	100	10h
District 12	22,000	100	10h
District 13	22,000	100	10h
District 14	21,000	100	10h
District 15	21,000	100	10h
District 16	20,000	100	10h
District 17	23,000	100	10h
District 18	24,000	100	10h
District 19	24,000	100	10h
District 20	25,000	100	10h
District 21	25,000	100	10h
District 22	26,000	100	10h
Total	436,000	2,100	210h

Sunset City

District	Token	Energy	Timer
Start	0	—	free
Zone 2	20,000	100	10h
Zone 3	20,000	100	10h
Zone 4	22,000	100	10h
Zone 5	22,000	100	10h
District 6	24,000	100	10h
District 7	24,000	100	10h
District 8	26,000	100	10h
District 9	26,000	100	10h
District 10	28,000	100	10h
District 11	34,000	100	10h
District 12	32,000	100	10h
District 13	32,000	100	10h
District 14	30,000	100	10h
District 15	30,000	100	10h
District 16	28,000	100	10h
District 17	34,000	100	10h
District 18	36,000	100	10h
District 19	36,000	100	10h
District 20	38,000	100	10h
District 21	38,000	100	10h
District 22	40,000	100	10h
Total	620,000	2,100	210h

Values from game client version 1.9.1. Timer totals are raw durations before any speed-ups.

The game states it plainly in the mode rules: "Suppressed by the power of the ancient gods, the player's panel attributes outside of gameplay and attribute bonuses obtained in battle will compress a certain percentage, and the damage caused will also be reduced. The compressed attributes will be researched in the dock: the number of technology nodes increase and gradually recover."

On top of stat compression, every hit inside the Voyage keeps only 30% of its value, whether it comes from a Capymon-type source or not. So Capymon stats arrive uncompressed, but Capymon damage has no built-in edge over the rest of your kit.

In the normal range the divisor sits near 10, so as a rule of thumb you keep about a tenth of the stat. It gets slightly worse the higher you stack. There is a theoretical ceiling of 200% at S=0, but it needs an infinite stat: a 1000% stat only reaches a third of it, so in practice the curve just keeps tapering.

Read a row as: this is what the panel value on the left is worth once you are inside the Voyage. A build with 100% Crit DMG fights with 9.5% of it at S=0, or 16.6% with the tech tree maxed. The share you keep sits near a tenth and tapers as you stack: a 10% stat retains 10.0% of itself, a 1000% stat only 6.7%.

Same reading as the table above: what the panel value is worth inside the Voyage.

Two footnotes: S is nearly irrelevant to this curve (the columns barely move), and the same curve also compresses Ignore Combo / Ignore Counter, so enemy-side ignores are weak here too.

Inside the Voyage, a unit's true damage is capped at 500× its (suppressed) Attack per round; anything past the cap deals zero. Every true-damage source counts against it, frostbite included. Separately, the per-hit cap of ATK × (10 + SwordTrueDamageLimit) applies as everywhere else.

S is the only lever. It does not soften the compression curve; it multiplies the compressed result by 1 + S/550, so a higher S returns more of every suppressed stat: more damage dealt, and more damage reduction kept.

Maximum S is 407, every level of both dockyard grids (131 on Avalondock + 276 on Far sea advanced), capping recovery at ×1.74.

S also feeds the ATK/HP/DEF grid as n = 0.1 + S/600, so tech levels lift base stats on a separate curve too, and it barely touches the Combo/Counter curve (S ÷ 10,000). Tech progress resets per kingdom: the rules state the recovery effect resets when you move to a new kingdom and the dock has to be researched again.

Values from game version 1.9.2, verified against the decompiled battle code.

Sub-stats do not roll a random number inside a range. Each one rolls a tier from 1 to 27, and every tier is a fixed value. Within a tier all eligible stats are equally likely, so the only variance is which tier you hit and which stat you get.

Slot	Main stat	Sub-stat categories	Craft odds	Set skill
Bread	HP Max	Damage reduction, Ignore crit	20%	—
Drink	ATK	Damage increase, Crit rate	20%	—
Quill	HP Max	Damage reduction, Ignore crit	20%	—
Ink	ATK	Damage increase, Crit rate	20%	—
Award	DEF	Damage increase, Crit damage	10%	Yes
Watch	DEF	Damage reduction, Crit DMG reduction	10%	Yes

A tool has 4 sub-stat slots, alternating between its two categories (slots 1 and 3 from the first, slots 2 and 4 from the second). An ATK tool can never roll damage reduction, and only the watch line can roll crit damage reduction. Award and Watch are half as likely to be crafted as the other four slots, and they are the only two that carry a set skill.

Every sub-stat uses the same 27-step curve scaled by its own tier 1 value: +0.3× per tier to tier 15, then +0.4×. Tier 27 is always exactly ten times tier 1. Multiply a base below by the tier multiplier to get any value.

The workshop levels from 1 to 50, and its level sets a sliding window of tiers a craft can roll. The window moves up at both ends, so high levels stop producing junk as well as unlocking better tiers. A craft is instant and costs 1 Energy at every level: the crystals and the timer below are the cost of the Tool Pool upgrade into that level, paid once.

The window stops widening at level 47: levels 48 to 50 roll the same range and only shift the odds inside it.

Which pool you draw from depends on the tool's tier, and every set in a pool is equally likely. Values below are the full-set figure for each band; part sets give less.

Set	Effect	T1–15 2pc	T16–21 4pc	T22–27 6pc
Abundant Energy	First CRIT: Final DMG Boost, 1–2 turns	+6%	+9%	+15%
Emergency Healing	HP first drops below 30 / 40 / 50%: restore Max HP	15%	25%	35%
Refreshing	First crowd control: Control RES, 2–3 turns	—	+20%	+25%
Shatter the Vanguard	Battle start: enemy Final DMG Boost down, 1–2 turns	-6%	-9%	-15%
Potential Burst	First Rage Skill: Crit Rate, 1 turn	—	—	+20%

Higher pools are strict upgrades: 3 sets at up to 2 pieces below tier 16, 4 at up to 4 from 16, 5 at up to 6 from 22. Durations lengthen too, and Emergency Healing's threshold climbs from 30% to 40% to 50% Max HP, so it triggers earlier as well as healing more.

Every stat at every tier, the exact craft odds at all 50 workshop levels, the full set skill numbers and main stat values are on the Capytool Workshop page.

Values from game version 1.9.1.

These four stats look like a matched set, but they are not in the same multiplier bucket. Capy-Beast shares one big additive pool with most of your other damage stats. Lineup gets a bucket of its own.

Capy-Beast is added into the shared pool alongside skill DMG, faction DMG, state and pet bonuses, and everything else. The whole pool becomes a single multiplier:

Lineup is resolved on its own and multiplied in near the end of the chain. Habby's own code tags it "external independent multiplier bucket":

The name suggests it only affects your capymon lineup. It does not. Lineup DMG Boost and Lineup DMG RES come from the lineup Faction Bonus (deploying same-faction capymon) and from Capy Tool sub-stats, but the game merges them into your own character's attributes, in the same bundle as your gear, pets and collections. The multiplier is then applied to every hit you deal and every hit you take, with no check for whether a capymon was involved.

So in PvP (Arena, Guild War, Martial Arts Tournament, Holy Grail War, Guild KungFu) and in normal PvE (Chapter, Tower, Dungeon), Lineup DMG Boost raises your damage and Lineup DMG RES cuts damage to you. It is a straight extra multiplier on top of everything else, in the bucket shown above. The two neighbouring capymon multipliers in the chain (stages 16 and 17) are explicitly switched off outside Capy Grand Voyage; Lineup has no such switch.

Every stage below is its own multiplication against the running damage value. The order is taken from the ordinary-attack channel; all 31 damage channels share the same tail.

Watch the ceiling. The Lineup bucket is clamped to a maximum of 5×, so once your Lineup Boost minus the enemy's Lineup RES reaches +400% the stat stops paying out entirely. The floor is 0.25×. The shared pool is clamped to 0.25× and 10×.

Inside Capy Grand Voyage the gap widens further. The mode compresses stats by class: Capy-Beast DMG Boost and RES are class 1, so both are pushed through the suppression curve, while Lineup DMG Boost and RES are class 0 and pass through at full value. So in the Voyage Lineup is not just a better bucket, it is the only one of the two that arrives intact. See Capy Grand Voyage Stat Suppression.

One scope note: Capy-Beast DMG Boost is injected inside the four faction damage functions (Torrent, Sylvan, Lava, Gloom Moon), so it only lifts Capy-Beast elemental damage. Lineup is applied unconditionally in every damage channel, from whoever holds the stat, which outside the Voyage is your character.

Read from the battle simulation in game client version 1.9.1. Internal names: CapyMonDamageAddPercent%, CapyMonDamageReductionPercent%, OutFinalCapyMonDamageAdd%, OutFinalCapyMonDamageReduction%.

The Faction Bonus panel lists three effects and the English text for all three is a rough translation. They are three unrelated mechanics that happen to share one screen: one is a real combat stat on your character, one is a score multiplier for Capymon Card Battle, and one is a matchup bonus that only exists against another player's lineup.

The game counts the deployed capymon of each faction and picks the faction with the most. That faction's bonus activates at 4, 5 or 6 deployed. Fewer than four of any one faction means no bonus at all, and only the majority faction ever counts; a 3 + 3 split activates nothing. Ties are broken toward Sylvan, then Torrent, then Lava.

This is Lineup DMG Boost and Lineup DMG RES, the independent damage multiplier covered on the Capy-Beast & Lineup DMG Stats card. It is not the Capy-Beast faction stat, despite the wording. It goes onto your own character and raises the damage you deal and lowers the damage you take in Arena, Guild War, Martial Arts Tournament, Holy Grail War, Guild KungFu, and normal PvE. Season modes are the exception; the capymon bundle is empty there.

The number is not fixed by the 4 / 5 / 6 count. Reaching the count only switches the row on. The value is a sum over each deployed capymon of the active faction, by that capymon's rarity:

So two players both showing "6/6" can see very different totals. Six Rares give +0%. Two Epic, one Legendary, one Mythic and two Rare give +4.5%. Six Mythics give +15%. Rare capymon still count toward the 4 / 5 / 6 activation, they just contribute nothing to the value. Boost and RES are always granted at the same figure.

A score multiplier, not a combat stat. In the Voyage's Capymon Card Battle your lineup's total Capymon Power is multiplied by 1.10 / 1.15 / 1.20 at 4 / 5 / 6 of one faction. This one really is fixed by count, and is identical for all three factions. It is applied when the power score is tallied, including to the enemy lineup if theirs qualifies. It never touches damage.

This is Faction Restraint. The garbled English comes from the client filling the {faction} slot with the name of the stat instead of a faction, so it reads "the Lineup DMG RES faction". If your majority faction counters the opponent's majority faction, you gain a flat Lineup DMG RES +20% against them for that fight, on top of Line 1. That is a defensive bonus: it cuts the damage they deal to you, it does not raise your damage to them. The counter cycle:

Three rules that follow from how it is checked. It is symmetric: the same check runs from the other side, so if their faction counters yours, they get the +20% against you. Both lineups need an active bonus: if either side has fewer than four of a single faction, no restraint fires in either direction. And it only exists where there is an opponent lineup to compare against, which means PvP: Martial Arts Tournament, Holy Grail War, Cross Arena, Guild War, Guild KungFu, Trade Ship and Friend Duel all pass the opponent's lineup in. In Holy Grail War it is evaluated per matchup, your first fighter against theirs, your second against theirs. PvE modes have no opponent lineup, so there is nothing to restrain.

Worked example. You bring 6/6 Sylvan into Martial Arts Tournament against 6/6 Torrent. Sylvan counters Torrent and both lineups are active, so from the first hit every attack they land on you runs through the Lineup bucket as clamp(1 + their Lineup Boost − (your Lineup RES + 0.20), 0.25, 5). With nothing else in that bucket their hits land at 0.80×. They get no restraint back, since Torrent does not counter Sylvan. Both of you still receive your own Line 1 Lineup Boost and RES from your six capymon's rarities.

Read from the battle simulation in game client version 1.9.1. Tables: Capymon_capymonBond (per-rarity values and the 4 / 5 / 6 rows), Capymon_config row 12 (counter cycle) and row 13 (restraint value). Row 13 shipped as 10% in the 1.9.1 client tables; the live game now displays 20%, so the value was raised in a later update and the card uses the in-game figure. The restraint check only receives the opponent's lineup in the PvP battle controllers.

Every star takes 5 upgrades at the same price, so the bold number is the shards for that whole star (the per-upgrade price is in brackets). Total is everything spent since 0 stars. Rarer Capymon are cheaper to rank up, not more expensive.

Values from game version 1.9.1.

Opening packs earns pool EXP and each level shifts the rarity mix, but the shape never changes: a Capymon drops on 5.00% of draws at every level, of which 2.20% is Epic or better. Levelling reshuffles rarity inside those fixed slices, it does not widen them. Tokens stay at 55% and currency at 40% from Lv.1 to Lv.6.

An Epic or better Capymon is guaranteed within 20 draws, and because the natural rate is only 2.20% that guarantee fires often: it lifts the real Epic+ rate to 6.13%, one every 16.3 draws, with 65.5% of Epic+ cards coming from the guarantee rather than the roll. The counter is not reset by tokens. 10 tokens build a card at every rarity.

Every draw awards a flat 10 pool EXP no matter what it contains, and the bar resets on each level-up, so levelling is a pure draw count: 8,730 draws from a fresh Lv.1 pool to a maxed Lv.6. A draw costs 1 Capy Chip, or 300 Gems (270 with the Trading Privilege Card) once chips run out.

Per-card odds, effective rates with the guarantee folded in, and expected returns over any number of draws are in Capymon Pull Rates.

Rates from game version 1.9.1, and they reproduce the in-game Probability Details popup exactly at all six levels.

A shiny Capymon uses a separate stat line, not a multiplier applied on top. The gap is the same for every rarity at every level:

Stat	Shiny bonus
HP	+25%
ATK	+25%
DEF	+15%

Level	HP	HP shiny	ATK	ATK shiny	DEF	DEF shiny
1	580	670	145	170	35	45
20 (0★ cap)	12,000	15,000	3,000	3,750	750	865
40 (1★ cap)	25,200	31,500	6,300	7,880	1,600	1,840
80 (2★ cap)	56,000	70,000	13,950	17,440	3,500	4,025
120 (3★ cap)	93,300	116,630	23,250	29,060	5,800	6,670
160 (4★ cap)	138,500	173,130	34,600	43,250	8,600	9,890
200 (5★ cap)	193,400	241,750	48,350	60,440	12,050	13,860

Level	HP	HP shiny	ATK	ATK shiny	DEF	DEF shiny
1	870	1,090	220	280	55	65
20 (0★ cap)	18,000	22,500	4,500	5,630	1,150	1,325
40 (1★ cap)	37,700	47,130	9,450	11,810	2,400	2,760
80 (2★ cap)	84,100	105,130	20,900	26,130	5,250	6,040
120 (3★ cap)	140,000	175,000	34,850	43,560	8,750	10,065
160 (4★ cap)	207,900	259,880	51,850	64,810	13,000	14,950
200 (5★ cap)	290,200	362,750	72,500	90,630	18,150	20,875

Level	HP	HP shiny	ATK	ATK shiny	DEF	DEF shiny
1	1,300	1,630	330	410	85	100
20 (0★ cap)	26,910	33,640	6,750	8,440	1,700	1,955
40 (1★ cap)	56,480	70,600	14,200	17,750	3,550	4,085
80 (2★ cap)	126,060	157,580	31,350	39,190	7,850	9,030
120 (3★ cap)	209,970	262,460	52,250	65,310	13,050	15,010
160 (4★ cap)	311,710	389,640	77,700	97,130	19,400	22,310
200 (5★ cap)	435,190	543,990	108,550	135,690	27,100	31,165

Level	HP	HP shiny	ATK	ATK shiny	DEF	DEF shiny
1	3,000	3,750	760	950	190	220
20 (0★ cap)	62,000	77,500	15,500	19,380	3,900	4,485
40 (1★ cap)	130,000	162,500	32,600	40,750	8,200	9,430
80 (2★ cap)	290,000	362,500	72,100	90,130	18,100	20,815
120 (3★ cap)	483,000	603,750	120,200	150,250	30,100	34,615
160 (4★ cap)	717,000	896,250	178,800	223,500	44,700	51,405
200 (5★ cap)	1,001,000	1,251,250	249,900	312,380	62,400	71,760

Shinies also refund double. A duplicate shiny returns 20 shards where a regular returns 10, on every card. 28 of the 29 Capymon have a shiny variant; the starter is the only one that does not.

Values from game version 1.9.1.

Costs are per level. = shards · = Meteoric Iron. These are the same values the Collection Upgrade Calc uses to plan your path for you.

Rare Collectable

Lv
Unlock	20	—
1	—	20
2	—	40
3	20	80
4	40	120
5	60	160
6	80	240
7	120	320
8	200	400
9	320	480
10	480	600
Total	1340	2460

Epic Collectable

Lv
Unlock	30	—
1	—	30
2	—	60
3	30	120
4	60	180
5	90	240
6	120	360
7	180	480
8	240	600
9	360	780
10	480	960
Total	1590	3810

Legendary Collectable

Lv
Unlock	40	—
1	—	60
2	—	120
3	40	240
4	80	360
5	120	480
6	160	720
7	240	960
8	360	1320
9	480	1640
10	600	1800
Total	2120	7700

Mythic Collectable

Lv
Unlock	50	—
1	—	120
2	—	240
3	60	480
4	120	720
5	180	960
6	240	1440
7	360	2000
8	480	3000
9	600	4000
10	720	5000
Total	2810	17960

Limited Mythic Collectable

Lv
Unlock	60	—
1	60	120
2	60	240
3	60	480
4	60	720
5	60	960
6	120	1440
7	120	2000
8	120	3000
9	120	4000
10	120	5000
Total	960	17960

S Equipment Arcana

Lv
Unlock	60	—
1	60	120
2	60	240
3	60	480
4	60	720
5	60	960
6	120	1440
7	120	2000
8	120	3000
9	120	4000
10	120	5000
Total	960	17960

60 = 1 arcana copy · 16 copies to A10

SS Equipment Arcana

Lv
Unlock	60	—
1	60	120
2	60	240
3	90	480
4	90	720
5	120	960
6	120	1440
7	150	2000
8	150	3000
9	180	4000
10	180	5000
Total	1260	17960

60 = 1 arcana copy · 21 copies to A10

Mythic Pet Arcana

Lv
Unlock	40	—
1	40	60
2	40	120
3	40	240
4	40	360
5	40	480
6	40	720
7	40	960
8	40	1320
9	40	1640
10	40	1800
Total	440	7700

Immortal Pet Arcana

Lv
Unlock	60	—
1	60	120
2	60	240
3	60	480
4	60	720
5	60	960
6	60	1440
7	60	2000
8	60	3000
9	60	4000
10	60	5000
Total	660	17960

Values from the community chart. Credit: Violet57.

Stats on the same layer add together; the layers then multiply. That's why stacking one layer has diminishing value while a stat on an empty layer is worth full price.

That is the real order from the 1.9.1 battle code, with the empty stages skipped (the Capy-zone, artifact ATK factor, Helos stage and per-buff damage caps only fire for specific skills). Each bracket has diminishing returns: going 100%→200% doubles it, but 200%→300% only adds half. Build brackets evenly rather than stacking one.

Each Global function builds its own total from its own side's stats and clamps it before the two are multiplied. So a Global DMG Reduction source such as Catastrophe or Frost Dragon is worth exactly its percentage against any attacker, and Global DMG% is worth exactly its percentage against any defender. The additive DMG% pool and the Final layer both work the other way, with bonus and reduction summed into one bracket first.

Attacks carry one or more attributes; every matching DMG% source stacks additively into that attack's bracket (and damage reduction stacks the same way on defense). Multi-attribute attacks hit the 1000% cap faster.

Super Sword Chi / Super Bolt: doubles the DmgCoefficient (70%→140%); no other coefficient buffs apply while active.
Smelly Dagger: its ×2.5 / ×3 is a separate multiplier.
Coefficient gems: additive to the base coefficient while it's below 100%; multiplicative once ≥100%.
Artifact deploy / mount HP attacks: apply the ATK (or HP) inheritance multiplier to your stat before the formula.
Twin Blazing Blades active: counts as a Skill, so it benefits from Skill DMG/Crit and Combo DMG, not Basic ATK stats.

The chain above is complete apart from stages that only fire for specific skills: the Capy-zone faction layer (Voyage, 0.10× to 3×), the artifact ATK factor, the Helos soul stage, and the per-buff damage caps (Wound, Sacrifice, blood pool and similar, each capped at a % of the attacker's ATK). The numbered stage list with Lineup and Capy-Beast highlighted is in the Capy-Beast & Lineup card.

Rule of thumb: Global, Final and Crit stats punch above their weight in PvP because they sit on layers that Tenacity and Armor Break can't touch.

Damage model community-documented by Tide and Solitude (v1.7.3); Tenacity/Armor Break and crit interactions from the meowdb explainers. Layer order, clamps and bracket caps re-checked against the 1.9.1 battle code (ordinary-attack channel; Block, Suppression, Monster, PvP, Island, Lineup and Voyage stages added from the same source). Global DMG / Global DMG Reduction split confirmed against the 1.9.5 HotFix (snapshot 2026-10-06), 2026-10-19.

Damage reduction reduces the enemy's %Dmg down to the minimum. Each layer multiplies separately:

BDR = basic attack damage reduction · SDR = skill damage reduction · FDR = final damage reduction · IDR = in-battle damage reduction.

Values from the community chart created by Infyy.

Frankenstein's stacks and Alien Colossus's Harden are both configured as duration 1, and both tooltips say "1 turn". In play Frankenstein's pile survives through the next enemy turn while Harden is gone at the end of your turn. The difference is one flag on the buff row, addCountRound, which decides whether the turn a buff arrives in counts against its duration. FDR below means Final DMG Reduction. Rarity values below are listed as Epic / Legendary / Mythic.

	Franken­stein	Alien Colossus
Buff rows	640061 / 640062 / 640063	Harden 6401711 (listener 640171)
Gained on	Any hit that connects, from any source: weapon, skills, mount, artifact, pet and Capymon damage, and DoT ticks such as Burn and Poison	Only hits whose skill is a basic attack (Ordinary type), Lightning, Dagger, Sword Qi or Light Spear. Mount, artifact, pet, Capymon and DoT damage never add a stack
Per stack	FDR +1% / +1.5% / +2%	FDR +2% at every rarity
Max stacks	15	5 (at most 20 triggers per round)
Flat part of the brand	FDR +5% / +10% / +20%	FDR +15% / +20% / +30%
At 5 stacks	Nothing extra	FDR +10% for 1 turn (Legendary and Mythic); Mythic also grants Adaptive Skin (hits capped at 30% max HP, 2 uses)
Total FDR at full stacks	20% / 32.5% / 50%	25% / 40% / 50%
duration	1	1
addCountRound	0	1
Time overlay on a new stack	Constant (clock untouched)	Refresh (clock reset)
Effective uptime	2 turns: the enemy turn it was built on, your turn, and the whole next enemy turn	1 turn: the enemy turn it was built on and your turn, then rebuilt from zero

Frankenstein's stack is a skill on trigger 50 (HitByHurtedAfter). The engine fires that trigger at the end of every non-miss skill hit with no check on who or what fired it, and again for every buff damage tick that did damage. Harden is a buff listener that filters the hitting skill by its type and ID before adding a stack:

Pet and mount skills in the live config are all Small or Passive type, artifact skills are Artifact type and Capymon skills are Capymon type, so none of them can pass Harden's filter. Every one of them feeds Frankenstein, which is why its 15 stacks fill well inside one enemy turn in a real fight.

Buff durations tick once per round, at the end of the owner's own turn (SMemberBase.RoleRoundEnd). The tick treats a freshly added buff differently depending on the flag:

Stacks are earned on the enemy's turn. Walk one round for each:

Harden. Enemy turn: stacks arrive, isAdd true, 1 round left. End of your next turn: isAdd is consumed and, because addCountRound is 1, the round drops to 0 and the buff is removed. Every new stack calls ResetDuration (the Refresh overlay), which only re-arms the same clock. Harden therefore covers the rest of the enemy turn it was built on plus your following turn, then it is gone.

Frankenstein. Enemy turn: the first stack creates the pile, isAdd true, 1 round left. End of your next turn: isAdd is consumed with no decrement, so the pile survives at 1 round. It is still up for the whole of the next enemy turn. New stacks merge in without touching the clock (Constant overlay). End of your turn after that: the round drops to 0 and the whole pile is removed. That is the second turn, and it is anchored to the first stack, so the pile always dies two ticks after it was started and the next one builds from zero.

Frankenstein (Mythic)Alien Colossus (Mythic)

Harden ramps every enemy turn but only needs 5 hits, so it is back to full almost immediately and is always full on your turn. Frankenstein alternates: one enemy turn ramping 15 hits from zero, the next at full 15 for every hit, then the pile drops and it ramps again. The +10% threshold buff on Colossus follows Harden's rules (also addCountRound 1), so it is up from the fifth hit until the end of your next turn.

Hit number in enemy turn	Frank, ramp turn	Frank, 2nd turn	Colossus, every turn
1	20%	50%	30%
2	22%	50%	32%
3	24%	50%	34%
4	26%	50%	36%
5	28%	50%	38%
6	30%	50%	50%
8	34%	50%	50%
10	38%	50%	50%
15	48%	50%	50%
16 and later	50%	50%	50%

Each hit is resolved against the stacks held before it lands, since both stacks are granted after the hit. Flat parts are included (Frankenstein 20%, Colossus 30% plus the 10% threshold). In a real fight an enemy turn carries far more than 15 hits, so both brands reach full stacks every enemy turn and the hit count itself does not matter. What matters is which hits land before the brand is full: Colossus is full from hit 6, Frankenstein from hit 16 on its ramp turns and from hit 1 on the turn after, when the surviving pile is already at 15.

Hit order is the whole comparison. Because Harden is rebuilt from zero every enemy turn and only weapon-type hits count toward it, what counts is how much damage lands before the fifth qualifying hit; for Frankenstein it is how much lands before the fifteenth hit, every other turn. It does very well against weapons that nuke at the end of their round, such as Mung Bow: the volley of daggers at the start of the turn fills all 5 stacks (and the +10% threshold) before the big shot arrives, so the nuke always meets the full 50%. It does less well against front-loaded weapons such as Nashir, whose high-damage bolts land near the start of the turn while Harden is still at 0 to 2 stacks (30 to 34%). Frankenstein's pile does not care about order on its second turns, since it is already at 15 stacks when the enemy's turn begins, but on its ramp turns it is below Colossus for the first 15 hits (20 to 48% against 30 to 50%), which is where a front-loaded nuke lands.

Buff rows, overlay types and legacy skill rows from the 1.9.5 live config (snapshot 2026-10-06); countdown logic from SBuffBase.RefreshRound and SBuffFactory.RefreshTimeOverlay in the same build. Chart and hit table are a simulation of the config rules, 2026-10-12.

Secret Art · Return to Origin (skill 140612) is a chapter roguelike pick that needs Combo Dagger learned first and locks out Secret Art · Blade Cyclone. Its only content is one attribute, IsOpenMergeKnife=1. That flag reroutes the round-start dagger trigger: the normal dagger throw stops firing and a single merged throw fires in its place. It is not an extra dagger on top of the others.

In one sentence: the game counts how many daggers that volley would have thrown without the pick, throws one Group-range bullet that hits every enemy instead, and scales its damage on that count alone. The types of dagger you learned do not change the damage. Bolt, Poison, Rage, Healing and Fire Dagger each add one dagger to the count and keep their proc chance on the merged throw, but a volley of four plain Daggers and a volley of four different elemental daggers build the same Super Dagger.

	Normal daggers	Super Dagger
Trigger skill	102, fires at your round start, CD 2 rounds (101 at battle start)	103, same timing and CD, knife type 99
Throws per trigger	N separate bullets, each with its own Poopoo / Angel roll, single target	1 bullet, one Poopoo / Angel roll, Group range: hits every enemy
What N counts	The daggers the volley would have thrown: BattleStartKnifeCount on round 1 plus RoundStartKnifeCount. Every Dagger pick adds 1 (Dagger, Poison, Rage, Healing, Bolt, Fire Dagger), Dagger+ adds 2, Combo Dagger doubles the result. Only the count matters; the type of each dagger is irrelevant to N and to the multiplier. Daggers from gear, heroes or legacies use their own trigger and are never merged
Damage per bullet	(ATK - DEF) x 45%	(ATK - DEF) x 45% x N x (1 + bonus(N))
Combo Dagger	Repeats the whole throw: N more bullets	Doubles N before the damage is built, still one bullet
Bolt / Fire / Icicle procs	One roll per dagger thrown	One roll per throw. All owned effects roll independently, so several can proc on the same throw
Poison / Heal / Rage procs	One roll per enemy hit, so one per dagger	One roll per enemy hit, so one per enemy on the field. Independent of each other and of the Bolt roll
Dagger Proficiency stacks	+1 per enemy hit, which is 1 per dagger since each dagger hits one target	+1 per enemy hit, so 1 per enemy on the field per throw. Enemies later in the same throw already get the stacks earned on the earlier ones
Poopoo roll	Per dagger: x (1 + 150 / 200%), no elemental or status procs for that dagger	One roll for the whole throw: same multiplier and the same loss of procs, on all enemies

Both dagger triggers sit on the same round-start event with a condition row attached. The condition reads the flag and lets exactly one of them through:

The merge branch reads the same two attributes the normal volley reads to decide how many daggers to throw. Nothing in it, and nothing in the multiplier lookup below, checks which dagger picks you own or what effects they carry:

Reading the table. The bonus is a bracket, not a per-dagger rate. Any N from 2 to 3 reads 140%, any N from 4 to 5 reads 180%, and so on. The formula is base x N x (1 + bonus), so the bracket sets how much each dagger in the throw is worth (x2.4 for 2 or 3 daggers) and N sets how many of them there are. Three learned daggers therefore do not get a bigger bracket than two, but the throw is still bigger: 3 x 2.4 = 7.2 normal dagger hits against 2 x 2.4 = 4.8. The bracket only steps up at 4, 6, 8 and 10 daggers, and N is the only input: GetKnifeAttackPercent(fireCount) takes the count and nothing else, so dagger types never move the bracket. Every one of those hits lands on every enemy, where the separate daggers would each have hit one target.

Worked case. Six learned daggers with Combo Dagger: Combo doubles N to 12 before the bracket is read, so it is 12 x 4.0 = 48 normal dagger hits in one strike, or 2160% of (ATK - DEF) on each enemy, every 2 rounds (every round with Dagger Cooldown). Thrown separately the same picks would be 12 single-target hits of 45%, 540% in total.

The merge multiplier is baked into the base hurt string before any bracket is applied, so everything else multiplies on top of it. The hit is Physical damage tagged FlyingKnife, which means: Dagger Mastery and the Dagger Proficiency stacks (KnifeAdd%) and the enemy's Knife RES sit in the additive bracket; the Mythic Dungeon Dagger Mastery and Flying Blade picks (RougeKnifeDamageAdd%) sit in the rogue multiplier; Global Knife DMG and Final Knife DMG have their own layers; Heavy Strike's KnifeCritRate% and KnifeCritValue% feed the crit roll. None of those change the merge table itself.

Dagger Proficiency. The pick listens on RoleToKnifeHurtAfter, which SSkillFactory.OnSkillOneHurtAfter fires once for every enemy a dagger damages, and each firing adds one stack of a Knife DMG buff (+10% / +15% in chapters, +6% / +9% rogue knife damage in Mythic Dungeon, up to 99 stacks, cleared at the end of your turn). The buff lands immediately, so the next hit in the same volley already gets it. With normal daggers that means dagger 2 gets 1 stack, dagger 3 gets 2, and so on. With the Super Dagger the bullet damages its targets one after another in SSkillBase.OnHitted, so against three enemies the first takes the throw at 0 new stacks, the second at 1 and the third at 2, and you end the throw with 3 stacks instead of the N you would have had from N daggers. Against a single enemy the merged throw earns 1 stack and benefits from none, where N daggers would have climbed to N.

Do all your dagger effects still proc? Yes. Each effect is its own independent roll and none of them blocks the others, so one Super Dagger can proc Bolt, Poison, Rage and Heal on the same throw if you own all four. What changes is how many rolls you get. Bolt, Fire and Icicle are rolled in TriggerSkill, once per bullet released, so the merged throw gives one roll each where N daggers gave N. Poison, Heal and Rage are rolled in TriggerBuff, once per enemy the bullet hits, so against three enemies you get three rolls of each, and against one enemy you get one. A successful Poopoo roll sets isCanTriggerBasic false for the whole strike, which switches off every one of these rolls at once.

Skill rows 140612, 101 to 103, 3 and 301, condition rows 1201 to 1203, bullet rows 1024 and 1025 and game config 3113 from the 1.9.5 live config (snapshot 2026-10-06); routing, fire count and hurt formula from SkillCondition_TriggerKnife, SSkill_Knife and SBattleConst in the same build, 2026-10-18.

Every chapter pick is a row in the skill build table, and some rows carry a needGroup list. A pick with that list is held out of the draw until you own one of the listed skills (an or list) or all of them (an and list). Ghostly Fuse, for example, needs Round Fire Strike, Rage Fire Strike, Flames From Above or Fire Guard. The check runs the moment you take a pick: RuntimeSkillBuildFactory.GetActiveOtherSkills scans every row whose list contains the skill you just chose and adds the ones that now qualify to the pool. Taking a pick with a deleteGroup removes those groups from the run for good, which is how the Stances and Secret Arts lock each other out.

Upgrades of a pick you already hold (Dagger Mastery II, Combo Rate III) are a different mechanism, the next level of the same group, and are not listed here. Mythic Dungeon's summon trees (Phoenix, Pharaoh, White Tiger and the rest) use the same field for their branching chains but are a separate mode and are left out.

One row per skill family, read left to right. Each line is one exact path: own any one of the skills on the left and the picks after the arrow become available, nothing else. Chains show as a skill appearing after the arrow on one line and before it on a later line, for example Static in the Bolt row, which leads on to Electric Surge. Hover an icon for its name; a pick's tooltip also repeats its requirement and adds the unlock day, any lockout, the Apex node a Stance, Secret Art or Ultimate needs, and the pool restriction for the few picks that only come from skill pools 20001 or 20004.

Lockouts. Picks that share a letter badge lock each other out: taking one removes the others for the rest of the run.

• AStance · Insight / Stance · Blood Sword / Stance · Moon Sword
• BStance · Vengeance / Stance · Water-Slicing Flow / Stance · Spear Soul
• CSecret Art: Divine Lightning / Secret Art · Thunderclap
• DUltimate: Ashen Envoy / Ultimate: Flame Storm
• ESecret Art · Return to Origin / Secret Art · Blade Cyclone
• 1Holy Spear Decree removes Combo Mastery from the run (one way)

Own one of these		and these unlock
Combo
	➜
	➜	AA
Counter
	➜
	➜	BB
Bolt
	➜
	➜	C
	➜	C
	➜
Fire
	➜
	➜	DD
Ice
	➜
Dagger
	➜
	➜	EE
Sword Chi
	➜
	➜
	➜	A
	➜
Light Spear
	➜
	➜
	➜	B

An Apex talent node can swap a pick for its upgraded version (Enhanced Combo becomes Combo Enhancement, Ghostly Fuse becomes the Apex Ghostly Fuse, and so on). The swapped row keeps exactly the same prerequisite list, so nothing above changes when the Apex version is the one on offer. Picks that share a requirement header also lock each other out where noted: taking one removes the others for the rest of the run.

needGroup, deleteGroup, unlockChapter and source from tbgameskillbuild_skillbuild in the 1.9.5 live config (snapshot 2026-10-06); Apex additions and swaps from tbtalentapex_talentapexeffect; evaluation order from RuntimeSkillBuildFactory in the same HotFix build, 2026-10-20.

In every PvP mode the game multiplies your finished max HP by a flat rate before the fight starts. It is not a stat on your sheet and nothing you equip changes it directly: the rate is read off your highest unlocked Legacy tier (or your Season Honour rank in season modes) and applied to both players.

The paired PvP DR (PVPDamageReductionTwo%) is handed out with the rate and is what keeps the bigger HP pool from being a pure buff: a Legacy VI player has ten times the HP but also takes 90% less of every hit on that layer. The attacker's side of the same layer, PVPDamageAddTwo%, comes from the Arena level tables at 10% to 60%. Net result is clamped between 0.25× and 5× on the add side and 0.05× to 1× on the reduction side, so the layer can never fully zero a hit.

The rate is written only when the battle type passes NeedUsePvpExpandHpBet: Arena and Cross Arena, Guild War, Trade Ship, Season Mining, Kung Fu and Duel, and Guild Kung Fu. Everything else, including every PvE mode and the Grand Voyage, runs on sheet HP. Season Mining additionally multiplies a second PvP layer, Season1PVPDamageAdd / Reduction, from the mining effect table.

ATK is untouched. The code has a matching PVPAttack% slot, but it is additive with ordinary ATK% and no item, talent or table grants it, so PvP attack is your sheet attack. The HP multiplier also stacks before the DR caps on the DR caps card, so those percentages still apply to the inflated pool, and it sits outside the damage chain entirely (stages 11 to 13 on the Capy-Beast & Lineup card are the PvP damage layers, not this).

Read from the 1.9.5 battle code (MemberAttributeData.GetHpMax, GameExpand.ModifyAttributeByPvpExpand, HurtBase PvP rates) and the talentLegacyNode, seasonHonorLevel and crossArenaLevel tables, 2026-10-02.

Type	Damage per stack	Max stacks	Duration	Special effect
Poison	20% of ATK	5	2 turns	Healing reduced by 40%
Burn	40% of ATK	10	3 turns	—
Bleed	50% of ATK	10	3 turns	—
Curse	50% of ATK	10	3 turns	Shield gain reduced by 10% per stack

Damage per stack is a share of your ATK, so a fully stacked target carries 100% of ATK from Poison (5 × 20%), 400% from Burn (10 × 40%) and 500% from Bleed and Curse (10 × 50%). Two carry riders: Poison cuts the healing the target receives by 40%, and Curse cuts their shield gain by 10% per stack. Every skill that applies these is in the Skill Database.

Polarization Crystals

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EXP

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Basic Attributes

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Crit Res

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Ignore Crit DMG Res on Weapon & Ring · Crit DMG Res on Wear & Accessory

Costs are per gear piece and identical for all four slots. Level 10 costs Divine Forging Steel ×100 instead of crystals. Your level caps 1 below each milestone (…64, 69, 74…) until you pay that milestone's breakthrough cost. Pick your current capped level in From.

EXP is what it takes to reach that level, and Total is the cumulative EXP from Lv 1. Guilds start at Lv 1, so it has no cost of its own. Trade perks are the guild ship upgrades that level unlocks; each value replaces the previous one rather than stacking.

Level	EXP	Total EXP	Members	Vice	Trade perk
Lv 1	—	—	30	2	—
Lv 2	5,000	5,000	32	2	Rapid Engine 1/6Trade Ship speed +3%
Lv 3	16,000	21,000	34	2	Iron Barrier 1/5Cargo Ship Guardian ATK/HP/DEF +5%
Lv 4	45,000	66,000	36	2	Rapid Engine 2/6Trade Ship speed +6%
Lv 5	96,000	162,000	38	3	Iron Barrier 2/5Cargo Ship Guardian ATK/HP/DEF +10%
Lv 6	240,000	402,000	40	3	Anti-Raid ArmorTrade Ship lootable times reduced by 1
Lv 7	600,000	1,002,000	42	3	Unlock VIPDividends from two cabins; adds Guardian Angel and Special Guest
Lv 8	1,200,000	2,202,000	44	3	Intrusion ThresholdAttacker's maximum failure attempts set to 3
Lv 9	2,000,000	4,202,000	46	3	Rapid Engine 3/6Trade Ship speed +9%
Lv 10	3,600,000	7,802,000	48	4	Iron Barrier 3/5Cargo Ship Guardian ATK/HP/DEF +15%
Lv 11	6,000,000	13,802,000	50	4	Rapid Engine 4/6Trade Ship speed +12%
Lv 12	9,600,000	23,402,000	50	4	Iron Barrier 4/5Cargo Ship Guardian ATK/HP/DEF +20%
Lv 13	15,000,000	38,402,000	50	4	Rapid Engine 5/6Trade Ship speed +15%
Lv 14	24,000,000	62,402,000	50	4	Iron Barrier 5/5Cargo Ship Guardian ATK/HP/DEF +25%
Lv 15	36,000,000	98,402,000	50	5	Rapid Engine 6/6Trade Ship speed +18%

98,402,000 EXP takes a guild from Lv 1 to Lv 15. The member cap rises by 2 per level until it maxes at 50 from Lv 11, while vice leaders go 2 → 3 at Lv 5, 4 at Lv 10 and 5 at Lv 15. Two perks upgrade repeatedly: Rapid Engine over 6 tiers (Lv 2, 4, 9, 11, 13, 15) ending at +18% Trade Ship speed, and Iron Barrier over 5 tiers (Lv 3, 5, 10, 12, 14) ending at +25% Cargo Ship Guardian ATK, HP and DEF. The other three are one-offs: Anti-Raid Armor, Unlock VIP and Intrusion Threshold.

Every win in Guild Hegemony weakens you for your next fight. There is no per-stack formula: the game keeps your current win streak and looks the penalty up in a fixed table, then multiplies your stat sheet by that single factor when the next battle loads. Each fighter gets their own factor from their own streak, so a fresh defender always fights a weakened attacker at full power.

The values are absolute, not compounding: at 5 wins you have 25% of your original stats, full stop. The floor is 2%, reached at the 8th win, and it never drops further.

The factor is applied to 323 attributes: essentially your whole combat sheet.

Speed, the count stats (Lightning count, Knife count: you keep your extra bolts and knives), skill coefficient stats, True DMG bonus and Shield boost are not flagged and pass through at full value. Stats gained during the battle from buffs are also untouched; the crush is applied once to your sheet at load, not to in-fight gains.

The penalty falls 15 points per win through win 6, then flattens: 10% → 5% → 2%. The practical cliff is wins 5 and 6 (40% → 25% → 10%), while wins 7 and beyond barely change anything. Once a fighter is past 6 wins they are a 2%-stat body either way, so chaining your strongest member deep into the floor and saving fresh members for their strong targets is the math-optimal use of the table.

Values from game version 1.9.2, verified against the decompiled battle code.

Horseshoes is what that tier costs and Total is everything spent through it. Dodge and HP/ATK/DEF are the totals at that tier, not per-step gains.

Tier	Horseshoes	Total	Dodge	HP/ATK/DEF	Unlocks
0★	3	3	0%	0%	Crocodile Overlord
1★	58	61	5%	16%	—
2★	240	301	8%	45%	Snail Immortal
3★	950	1,251	10%	88%	Bubble Newt
4★	2,050	3,301	15%	145%	Brave Turtle
5★	4,560	7,861	20%	216%	GG Bond
6★	11,500	19,361	25%	301%	Fangless
7★	27,600	46,961	30%	400%	Wisps
8★	57,300	104,261	32%	513%	—
9★	135,300	239,561	34%	640%	Big Horn
10★	406,000	645,561	36%	781%	—
11★	875,000	1,520,561	38%	936%	—
12★	1,375,000	2,895,561	40%	1105%	—
13★	1,875,000	4,770,561	42%	1288%	—
14★	2,375,000	7,145,561	44%	1485%	—
15★	2,875,000	10,020,561	46%	1695%	—

10,020,561 horseshoes takes a mount from 0★ to 15★, ending at 46% dodge and +1695% HP/ATK/DEF. Eight tiers also unlock a new mount; the rest are stat-only.

Stones is the cost to go from that level to the next, in Spirit Stones. Total is everything spent from Lv 1. The tier columns are the chance of each rarity while rolling on that level.

Level	Stones	Total	E	D	C	B	A	S	SS	SSS
Lv 1	3,000	3,000	50%	30%	20%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Lv 2	6,000	9,000	15%	40%	30%	15%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Lv 3	24,000	33,000	0%	30%	40%	20%	10%	0%	0%	0%
Lv 4	56,000	89,000	0%	0%	38%	40%	20%	2%	0%	0%
Lv 5	180,000	269,000	0%	0%	0%	50%	45%	5%	0%	0%
Lv 6	420,000	689,000	0%	0%	0%	33%	35%	30%	2%	0%
Lv 7	690,000	1,379,000	0%	0%	0%	0%	50%	45%	5%	0%
Lv 8	1,450,000	2,829,000	0%	0%	0%	0%	44.5%	43%	12%	0.5%
Lv 9	—	—	0%	0%	0%	0%	34%	40%	25%	1%

2,829,000 Spirit Stones takes a build from Lv 1 to Lv 9, the maximum. SSS only becomes possible at Lv 8, and even at max level it is a 1% roll. Plan rerolls with the Pet Skill Simulator, which runs on these exact rates.

Work down the list in order: at each step, level every pet of that rarity to the shown level before moving to the next step. Example: take all Commons to 5, then all Greats to 5, then Rares, and so on.

Costs are per step (from the previous quality). Stat bonuses are the total HP/ATK/DEF bonus at that quality.

Non-S hero / brand

S hero / brand

Inheritance hero

SS brand

Every brand and hero levels with one specific legacy book, shown on each card below. Polarising a brand also grants a brand-specific stat on top of the HP/ATK/DEF bonus above: FD Final DMG · FDR Final DMG Reduction · ATK% · HP%.

Skeleton BookGhost BookKnight's BookRanger Book

Alien UFOFDR

Brutal Wild VultureFD

CleopatraFD

FrankensteinFDR

Mechanical Magic EyeFDR

Naga SirenFD

OotenguFD

PandarenFDR

Prince of SanctuaryFD

Silly SorcererFD

Thousand-Change Demon EyeFD

White Robe WizardFDR

White TigerFD

April O'NeilFDR

Cube GolemFD

Dark KnightFDR

Fantasy JokerFDR

Flame-Heart SuccubusFD

Judgement ReaperFD

Knight of the EndFDR

Lava GiantFDR

Mecha TitanFD

Phantom AssassinFD

Skeleton SpellbladeFD

SplinterFD

Spring OrchidFD

Stone GuardianFDR

Undead SwordsmanFD

Wild VultureFD

Wise ArchdemonFDR

Bone Club GolemATK%

Crimson WitchATK%

Dwarf GunnerATK%

Goblin WarriorHP%

Green SlimeHP%

HarpyHP%

HellhoundATK%

Holy StatueHP%

Nimble MurlocHP%

Pirate SwordsmanATK%

Sharp RogueATK%

Spiked Club CactusHP%

Tribal OrcATK%

Undead PirateHP%

Heroes cannot be polarised, so they grant no polarise stat. They still need their legacy book to level, in the order shown within each book line.

Bonelet

Skeleton Lord

Bone King

Little Knight

Royal Knight

Legendary Knight

Scout

Windstrider

Legendary Ranger

Ghost Doll

Crybaby

Ghost Princess

Values from the community chart created by Infyy. Original image by Violet57, blur1437, mvp9681 and Alchy.

Next is the cost to go from that level to the next one, in Divine Weapon Cubes. Total is everything spent to get there from Lv 1. The rarity columns are the chance of each rarity while you are on that level.

Level	Next	Total	Common	Great	Rare	Epic	Legendary	Mythic	Immortal
Lv 1	10	10	50%	40%	10%	0%	0%	0%	0%
Lv 2	20	30	25%	50%	20%	5%	0%	0%	0%
Lv 3	50	80	0%	60%	30%	9%	1%	0%	0%
Lv 4	100	180	0%	20%	60%	15%	5%	0%	0%
Lv 5	200	380	0%	0%	50%	40%	9%	1%	0%
Lv 6	400	780	0%	0%	25%	60%	12%	3%	0%
Lv 7	800	1,580	0%	0%	0%	60%	34%	5.5%	0.5%
Lv 8	1,500	3,080	0%	0%	0%	40%	50%	8.5%	1.5%
Lv 9	—	—	0%	0%	0%	25%	60%	12%	3%

3,080 cubes takes a psychic from Lv 1 to Lv 9, the maximum. Each level shifts the odds up a tier: Common stops appearing after Lv 2, and Immortal only becomes possible at Lv 7. Every row totals 100%.