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Increases the unit's damage. Higher Superior tiers provide stronger damage bonuses.

• Main damage dealers
• Boss-killing units
• Units with strong scaling abilities

A strong general-purpose target when the unit's main job is dealing damage and the team does not need additional range or attack-speed coverage.

Reduces attack time and allows the unit to attack more frequently. Higher tiers provide stronger attack-speed improvement.

• Units with powerful basic attacks
• Units with long attack animations
• Units whose abilities benefit from frequent attacks

Prioritize it when attack speed produces more practical damage than a small range increase, especially on units with strong per-hit effects.

Increases attack range. Higher tiers allow the unit to cover more of the map and reach enemies from safer positions.

• Line-based maps
• Ground units with limited base range
• Supports whose buffs depend on placement range

Keep a good Range result when the unit's base range is a major weakness or when additional coverage lets one placement replace several.

Provides a major attack-speed advantage and is especially valuable on units that scale strongly with frequent attacks.

• Endgame damage dealers
• Units with high base damage and long attack intervals
• Units with strong on-hit or ability-charge effects

Use premium reroll resources carefully because this trait is most valuable on units that remain relevant in difficult content.

Improves the unit's farming or income contribution rather than directly maximizing combat damage.

• Money-generating units
• Early-wave farming units
• Story and infinite-mode economy setups

Do not replace a good Golden result with an offensive trait on a dedicated farmer unless the unit is also expected to be a primary combat carry.

Improves the unit's performance as an execution or finishing specialist against weakened enemies.

• Boss-focused units
• Units used to finish high-health enemies
• Late-wave infinite and raid teams

Compare it with Superior, Nimble, and Godspeed based on the unit's full kit rather than judging the trait only by its general tier.

Provides a high-value offensive bonus suitable for top-end damage units.

• Best-in-slot damage dealers
• Units used in raids and high-difficulty challenges
• Evolved units with exceptional scaling

Reserve large amounts of trait currency for units that are already fully leveled, evolved, and expected to stay in the main roster.

Story and progression rewards

How to earn

• Clear new story stages
• Complete first-time stage objectives
• Advance through newly unlocked content
• Collect progression and quest rewards

Use early Gems to build a functional roster, but stop frequent summoning once the account has one reliable carry, a farming option, and basic support coverage.

Daily and repeatable activities

How to earn

• Complete daily missions
• Finish available challenges
• Claim login and routine activity rewards
• Participate in repeatable game modes

Make daily collection a priority because small repeated rewards compound into enough currency for planned banner pulls.

Infinite, challenge, raid, and event rewards

How to earn

• Reach useful wave milestones in Infinite Mode
• Complete challenge objectives
• Clear raids and rotating activities
• Exchange event currency through the active event shop

Improve the team enough to farm the mode efficiently before spending all resources on summons; a stronger farming loop usually produces more future Gems.

Featured or limited banners

Banner priority

• A banner containing a top-tier carry you can build around
• A banner covering a missing role such as farming, support, air, or boss damage
• A limited banner with valuable pity progress or exclusive units

Check the featured units, pity rules, and remaining banner time before summoning. Do not spend all resources unless the account can reach a meaningful pity or the featured unit directly solves the main progression wall.

Standard or low-priority banners

When to use

• The account is new and lacks any usable carry
• The banner provides a guaranteed milestone reward you can reach
• You already secured the target featured unit and have surplus resources
• The banner contains a specific unit required for a known team plan

Avoid repeated pulls simply because the banner is available. Save for a stronger featured rotation when the current pool does not improve your main team.

Free-to-play saving plan

The plan

• Keep a reserve instead of spending every time the summon button is available
• Prioritize banners that provide a carry, farmer, support, or missing damage type
• Use tickets according to their banner restrictions and expiration rules
• Track pity progress and stop pulling when the remaining cost is no longer realistic
• Spend event currency on exclusive or account-relevant rewards before common materials

A planned multi-summon session is generally more valuable than many isolated pulls because it keeps resources available for banners with better featured-unit quality.