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Inventory Management Guide

Wyrmprints are card-like pieces of equipment that can grant additional abilities and stats when equipped.

Inventory Basics

Inventory space for wyrmprints, weapons, and dragons is a limited resource. More space can be purchased with Wyrmite or Diamantium, but that is generally considered a poor use of those currencies. Additionally, some inventory space upgrades are available for free from the red overworld chests in the Main Campaign. With careful inventory management, a player can make do with just these free storage upgrades.

Story Chapter	Wyrmprint space	Weapon space	Dragon space
Chapter 2		Chapter 2 - Hard EX 1 chest Chapter 2 - Very Hard EX 1 chest	Chapter 2 - Very Hard EX 2 chest
Chapter 6		Chapter 6 - Normal EX 1 chest Chapter 6 - Hard EX 1 chest Chapter 6 - Very Hard EX 1 chest
Chapter 7	Chapter 7 - Normal EX 2 chest Chapter 7 - Hard EX 2 chest
Chapter 8	Chapter 8 - Normal EX 1 chest Chapter 8 - Hard EX 1 chest Chapter 8 - Very Hard EX 1 chest	Chapter 8 - Normal EX 2 chest Chapter 8 - Hard EX 2 chest Chapter 8 - Very Hard EX 2 chest
Chapter 9			Chapter 9 - Normal EX 1 chest Chapter 9 - Hard EX 1 chest
Chapter 11			Chapter 11 - Very Hard EX 1 chest
Chapter 12		Chapter 12 - Normal EX 1 chest Chapter 12 - Hard EX 1 chest Chapter 12 - Very Hard EX 1 chest

Wyrmprints

• Facility Event material prints:

Facility Event material prints
Wyrmprint	Outclassed by	Notes

Secondary Print Archetypes
Wyrmprints	Notes
	Misc limited prints
	Affliction protection 100% res 50-75% res Below 50% res (useless)
	Skill Prep 100% 50% 25% Below 25% (useless)
	Directly-Outclassed prints
	"Last" abilities
	Overly-defensive prints
	Prints lacking good users

• Misc case-by-case prints

Weapons

• Core Weapons
• Void Weapons
  • Useful abilities
  • Not-so-useful abilities
  • Miscellaneous voids
• Chimera Weapons
• High Dragon, and Agito Weapons

Dragons

The general rule for dragons is to keep 1 of each species for building bonds in the Dragon Roost. This can give valuable rewards such as Wyrmite at bond lv5 and lv15 (from reading stories), and a

at bond lv30. Unbinding a dragon, whether with dupes or

s, is not advised unless they can be max-unbound at that moment. This is because the dragon's ability upgrades only at max-unbinds. Going for just 1, 2, or even 3 unbinds will only give a handful of stats, which is not very helpful for the cost.

Any unwanted dragons may be sold for Eldwater through the "Part Ways" option in the Teams -> Collections -> Dragons menu. Whether to keep a dragon or not can vary based on where it came from and what it can offer.

Dragon Reviews

• HP or HP + Strength: speaking generally, these are the least-useful dragons. The only units that actually want HP are healers, so only one copy each of these sorts of dragons should be kept.

• 3 summoned dragons: These are utterly useless in combat, so any duplicates can be safely sold. If the bond level for a species has already been maxed at 30, then the last copy of that dragon can be sold as well, as they no longer serve a purpose.
• Free 4 story dragons: These are okay as slot-fillers if one doesn't have anything else to work with, but they are quickly replaced by 4 summoned dragons. These dragons are limited to 20 copies of each per game, so it it is not advised to sell them.
• Free 5 dragons from raids: these are very weak stat-wise. Even at max-unbinds, they are weaker than a 0-unbind 4 dragon from summoning. Since raid events tend to give 5 copies of these dragons, the best thing to do is use the dupes to max-unbind just a single copy. Keeping the copies separate is not advised, unless one is severely lacking in 4 dragons to use. Since these dragons are limited, it is not advised to sell them.
• Fafnirs from Void Battles: These dragons have potentially-useful passive effects, most notably Gold Fafnir's Rupie bonus. For maximum benefit, these should be kept as separate copies so that the entire team can equip 4 fafnirs at a time. These are limited though, so do not sell them.

• 4 summoned dragons: the Strength ones should be kept, with the eventual goal of getting 4 max-unbound copies for use on AI in the Mercurial Gauntlet.
• 5 summoned dragons:
  • Strength: These dragons should be kept separate as 40% strength slot-fillers at 0-unbinds, since that's more than the 30% strength that a 0-unbind 4 would offer. Once 4 max-unbound 4 strength dragons (45% strength each) are obtained, the 5* should be swapped out until they are max-unbound.
  • Skill Damage + Strength:
  • Critical Damage + Strength:
  • Critical Rate:
  • Skill Haste + HP:
    • These are useful on buffers and healers, but since a team is unlikely to have more than 1 of these types of units, only 1 copy of these dragons should be kept.
  • Affliction Punishers:
  • Element Resistance + Strength:
    • These offer less strength than other options, so they don't have much of a place in the meta. Just keep one of each.
  • Primed Strength + Strength: , ,
    • These dragons offer Primed Strength, which gives the player-controlled unit a buff of 15% str whenever their Skill 1 is ready. They only offer 45% passive strength to their user however, so they are only worth using on AI, while the player-controlled unit would use a stronger dragon. They are essentially useless in Co-op. Keep the copies separate for AI usage.
  • Unique: Psiren, Nyarlathotep, Chthonius, Takemikazuchi,