Mechanics

This page provides an overview about various mechanics and features in Dragalia Lost.

Player Level

Main article: Player Level

The Player Level is the level associated with one's account. When completing any quest, experience points are awarded toward the player level. Increasing player level has many benefits, including restoring stamina and getherwings, higher stamina limit, higher friend limit, and improved facilities. The amount of experience gained per quest can be boosted by the skill Player EXP.

Resources

Stamina

There are two types of resources: Stamina and Getherwings.

Stamina is used to play solo quests. The stamina spent on a quest will be refunded if the quest fails. The stamina bar increases with player level, and it refills at a rate of one point per six minutes up to its limit. However, gaining player levels, using restore items such as Quality Honey, and making purchases with Wyrmite or Diamantium can exceed that limit up to a maximum of 999 stamina.

Getherwings are used to join co-op quests. Like stamina, the getherwings spent on a quest will be refunded if the quest fails. Unlike the stamina bar, however, getherwings do not increase with player level, and they refill at a rate of one per hour up to 6 getherwings. Gaining player levels, using restore items such as Ethon Ashes, and making purchases with Wyrmite or Diamantium can exceed that limit up to a maximum of 50 getherwings. Note that getherwings are not consumed for the host of a party, only for the members that joined the party.

Currency

Main article: Currency

Wyrmite and Diamantium

There are several types of in-game currency which used for a number of things, such as Summoning, Crafting, and other uses.

See: Wyrmite Distribution for a record of obtainable Wyrmite from in-game.

Wyrmite and Diamantium

Wyrmite is a currency in Dragalia Lost which is primarily used for Summoning.

Wyrmite can also be used to:

• Item Summon
• Refill Stamina and Getherwings
• Purchase additional smithwyrms for Facility construction in the Halidom
• Finish construction on Facilities
• Expand storage for weapons, Wyrmprints, and dragons
• Purchase Astral Pieces in the Shop to run Astral Raids

Wyrmite can be obtained in a several ways:

• Login Bonuses
• Gifts from the developers
• Endeavor completion rewards
• Endeavor completion of stages in the main story, Event Quests, and Events
• Co-op Social Rewards
• First viewing of stories in the Castle menu
• Raid event blazon summoning boxes
• Mentor bonuses from helping other players achieve first-time clears for endgame content
• Player Level Up

Diamantium is the premium currency in Dragalia Lost. It can only be obtained through real money purchases. It can be used for the same purposes as Wyrmite, but can also be used to purchase special items and renewing packs from the Shop.

Featured Packages

Package Contents	Purchase Limit	Price (USD)	Price (GBP)
75	1 per week	$0.99	£0.75
150	1 per week	$1.99	£1.49
300	1 per week	$3.99	£2.99

Normal Packages

Package Contents	Price (USD)	Price (GBP)
48	$0.99	£0.75
193	$3.99	£2.99
484	$9.99	£7.47
980	$19.99	£14.95
1,230	$24.99	£19.22
1,560	$31.99	£23.68
2,000	$39.99	£29.90
4,200	$79.99	£61.05

• Note that non-USD pricing is based on conversions which can change often.

Additionally, players can purchase Value Packs which contain Diamantium, along with other items.

Mana is used to unlock nodes on a Mana Circle, which is where characters can unlock stat boosts, new abilities, and other useful perks. Mana can be obtained through completing quests, Item Summoning, Endeavor rewards, and the Dragon's Roost, among other methods.

Mana can also be obtained through a helper bonus when a player selects another player's helper to go on quests at a rate of 50 per friend and 25 per non-friend, which is granted immediately upon completing the quest. The player who owns the helper will then accumulate Mana at a rate of 20 per friend and 10 per non-friend for a maximum cap of 1,000 Mana, which is granted the next day in the goodie box.

The calculator below can be used to calculate friend and non-friend usage. The number of users can be found in the goodie box history details.

Rupies are used to:

• Construct and upgrade Facilities
• Craft and enhance weapons
• Give dragon gifts at the Dragon's Roost
• Purchase select items from the Shop

Rupies can be obtained from:

• Quest completions
• Rupie Mines
• Daily bonus from Avenue to Fortune
• Item Summoning
• Selling Dragons and Wyrmprints
• Void Battles Treasure Trade
• Event Treasure Trade and rewards
• Blazon Summoning in Raid Events

See: Eldwater Distribution for a record of obtainable Eldwater from in-game.

Eldwater is mainly used to promote lower rarity characters to higher rarity. It is also used for unlocking certain nodes in the Mana Circle and exchanging Wyrmprint from the Shop.

• The Eldwater cost to promote characters is:

Rarity	Cost
4	25,000
3	2,500

Eldwater can be obtained from:

• Completing Endeavors
• Event rewards
• Pulling duplicate adventurers from Summoning

Rarity	Reward
5	8,500
4	2,200
3	150

• Selling Dragons (Unbinds are added to the unit's sale value, e.g. max-unbound Midgardsormr sells for 500 Eldwater):

Rarity	Summoned	Story/Events
5	8,500	300
4	2,200	100
3	150	-

• Selling Wyrmprints (Unbinds are added to the unit's sale value, e.g. max-unbound The Order's Messenger Owl sells for 50 Eldwater):

Rarity	Drop/Bought*	Story/Events
5	3,000	300
4	1,000	100
3	150	10

*Wyrmprints obtained through quest completion drop, the Wyrmprints section of the Shop, or summoned prior to Version Update 1.7.1.

Summoning

Main article: Summoning

Summoning is one of the key mechanics of Dragalia Lost. To obtain new Adventurers and Dragons, players are required to summon through the Summoning menu using Wyrmite, Diamantium, or

s. Prior to Version Update 1.7.1, Wyrmprints were also obtained through summoning. Wyrmprints are now purchased in the Shop with Eldwater.

Inside most summon showcases, there are 3 different options to choose from to start a summon: Daily Deal, Single Summon, and Tenfold Summon.

The currency required to summon is as follows:

Summoning Option	Description	Cost
Daily Deal	Discounted price single summon that resets daily	30
Single Summon	Pull once for a single summon	120 or 120 or
Tenfold Summon	Pull ten times for ten summons, with a guaranteed 4 or higher rarity pull on the last item	1,200 or 1,200 or

Costs prior to Version Update 1.7.1:

Summoning Option	Description	Cost
Daily Deal	Discounted price single summon that resets daily	30
Single Summon	Pull once for a single summon	150 or 150 or
Tenfold Summon	Pull ten times for ten summons, with a guaranteed 4 or higher rarity pull on the last item	1,500 or 1,500 or

Endeavors

See also: Endeavors

Endeavors are tasks players can complete to receive various rewards. There are quest kinds of endeavors:

• Daily: Endeavors which reset daily (12:00 AM PDT)
• Limited: Endeavors which are available for a limited amount of time
• Normal: Endeavors that are available to all players and can be completed at any time
• Special: Endeavors purchased from the Shop (eg. Extra Story Endeavors)*
• Quest: Every quest has 3 endeavors to complete, each requiring a condition to be fulfilled when completing that quest

*If a player has already completed the special endeavor before purchasing, the endeavor will auto-complete upon purchase.

Adventurers

Main article: Adventurers

Adventurers are characters that a player can use on their team. A team can have a max of four adventurers. Adventurers are attributed a weapon type determining their battle style and element, as well as various skills and abilities. Players can equip adventurers with weapons, dragons, and wyrmprints to boost their stats and potentially gain extra abilities.

Adventurers gain experience through completing quests or from crystal items such as Silver Crystals, and they will level up upon gaining sufficient experience. Their max level is determined only by their rarity, which means they cannot be unbound. Since the player only needs one of any given adventurer, any duplicates of an adventurer are automatically converted to Eldwater.

Stats

Main article: Stats

There are various stats used by adventurers which can be granted and increased by equipped weapons, dragons, wyrmprints, skills, and abilities. A large proportion of these stats cannot be seen on the Adventurer's stat breakdowns in the game, but nonetheless will increase their damage and durability. Many stats will have an effect on an adventurer's skills, and their skills granted while shapeshifted.

Basic stats which can be found on all Adventurer's and equipped items are HP and Strength. HP directly increases a character Health Pool, and Strength affects damage done by basic attacks and abilities.

Weapons

Main article: Weapons

Weapons are wielded by adventurers to boost their stats and potentially provide extra skills in combat. Each adventurer comes with a 1 weapon that provides no bonuses or skills. During quests, various 2 weapons can be obtained from opening chests and defeating fiends. Once the Smithy facility is unlocked in Halidom, players can craft stronger weapons through the Upgrade Menu. Higher tier weapons can provide extra skills to Adventurers, and if an elemental weapon is used by an Adventurer of the same element, the weapon will grant an extra 50% HP and Strength worth of its stats.

Dragons

Main article: Dragons

Dragons are creatures that can be equipped to Adventurers. They provide Health and Strength and Might to the equipped Adventurer. Dragons also provide Abilities that can boost Strength and Health on Adventurers if they are the correct Elemental type. Ex: Ezelith can gain 40% more Strength by equipping Agni due to his (Flame) Strength +40% ability.

The second benefit they provide, is that they allow Adventurers to shapeshift into the equipped dragon for a brief period of time after filling up a Dragon Gauge during a quest. While in this shapeshifted form, the Adventurer will gain a new basic attack and a usable |Skill which can have a variety of effects depending on the dragon. In their shapeshifted form, Adventurers have no health bar, but instead have a yellow duration bar that decreases over time and while taking damage. When the duration bar runs out, the Adventurer will return to their normal state and the Dragon Gauge will go on cooldown.

Wyrmprints

Main article: Wrymprints

Wyrmprints are items that can be equipped by Adventurers. They provide Health, Strength, and Might to the equipped Adventurer, dependent on the level and rarity of the Wyrmprint. Every Wyrmprint will also provide at least one |Ability to the equipped Adventurer. Wyrmprints can be unbound to unlock a higher maximum level provided you have a second copy of the same Wyrmprint. When a Wyrmprint becomes fully unbound, the Abilities provided by the Wyrmprint will be upgraded to a higher tier, providing greater bonuses.

Because the Health and Strength provided by Wyrmprints are fairly low, they gain very little per level, and most of the value of the Wyrmprints comes from the Abilities they provide, so finding Wyrmprints that provide skills that benefit the playstyle of Adventurers is recommended.

Teams

Teams are groups of Adventurers that can be sent on quests. In the Team section of the Main Menu, players can create up to 6 unique teams that can be used in any missions. These teams can consist of anywhere from 1 to 4 adventurers, and allow custom loadouts for those adventurers. Each adventurer can be equipped with a weapon, a dragon, and a wyrmprint through the menu UI. There is also a feature inside the team menu to optimize teambuilding, which will automatically create a full team of 4 adventurers will full loadouts. A single adventurer can be used in multiple teams concurrently, each with a different loadout.

For more information and tips on how to build teams, visit the Team Building page.

Quests

See also: Quests

The campaigns and stories of the game for the main story, events, and more. Tackle these to progress and earn rewards and experience points. During a quest, you can control the adventurers on the team you take to defeat the enemies on the quest map. Each quest also has several special conditions to achieve in order to clear the quest. If a player fails to achieve the special condition, then the quest will fail. These victory / defeat conditions as well as quest information and acquired items can be viewed from the Menu window during the quest.

Might

Every Adventurer, Dragon, Wyrmprint, and Weapon has a Might number, and the sum of these make up the Party Might. Some quests might have a minimum Might requirement to participate while other quests have a suggested amount of Might to participate in.

Helpers

Helpers are adventurers that players set. At the beginning of a quest, a player may select one of these helpers to use during the quest. The adventurer's skill can then be used at any time during the quest at the bottom-right of the quest screen. This skill can be used once if a player is not friends with the helper selected and three times if a player is friends. Players can also set their own helpers, and if other players use that helper, players will be rewarded with Mana daily.

Failing a Quest

If a player's entire party's HP reaches 0 or if a player fails to complete the quest conditions (eg. Complete within a certain time limit), then a player will fail the quest. A player will not receive the items earned during the quest run, but the quest stamina / getherwing cost will be refunded.

Wyrmite, Diamantium, or other items may be used to continue the quest. Upon usage of one of the aforementioned items, the player's party will have its HP fully restored and all gauges (Skill gauge, Dragon gauge, support-skill counter) will all be reset.

The maximum limit to continue in quests is 3 times per quest.

Giving Up a Quest

A quest can be abandoned by selecting the "Give Up" button from the menu window. All acquired items and experience for the duration of the quest will be lost, but the stamina / getherwings used to start the quest will be refunded.

Skip Vouchers

Skip vouchers are items a player can then use to automatically complete a quest, as long as they have completed all 3 endeavors tied to the mission. Not all quests can have a skip voucher used on them.

Co-op

See also: Co-op

Co-op mode allows players to create lobbies for quests and invite up to three other players to play alongside them. Coop must have at least two players to launch, and any other slots will be filled by AI controlled characters from the currently selected teams of players in the lobby.

Events

"See all Ongoing Events"

Events are time-limited occurrences which happen regularly in Dragalia Online. They bring new content in the form of Special Summons, Shops, Stories, and quests, but are only around for limited periods. Many events have unique rewards and buildings that only work during the event period.

Combat

Regular Attacks

These are the modifiers for the regular attack combos and dash attacks for every weapon. These are not changed by what adventurer you use (every Sword adventurer will use the same modifiers). The SP column is the amount of Skill Points you gain when landing a hit with that attack. SP is only gained ONCE for each attack, regardless of the number of times you hit an enemy or the number of enemies you hit.

Weapon	Attack	Damage Modifier	Number of Hits	SP Gain
Sword	Combo 1	75%	1	150
	Combo 2	80%	1	150
	Combo 3	95%	1	196
	Combo 4	100%	1	265
	Combo 5 (Slash) Combo 5 (AoE Impact)	150%	1	391
		150%	1
	Dash Attack	95%	1	143
Blade	Combo 1	97%	1	130
	Combo 2	97%	1	130
	Combo 3	63%	2	220
	Combo 4	129%	1	360
	Combo 5 [Uncharged]	194%	1	660
	Combo 5 (dash) [Charged] Combo 5 (circle slash)	143%	1	900
		143%	1
	Dash Attack	94%	1	104
Dagger	Combo 1	75%	1	144
	Combo 2	38%	2	144
	Combo 3	54%	3	264
	Combo 4	119%	1	288
	Combo 5	150%	1	480
	Dash Attack	85%	1	132
Axe	Combo 1	114%	1	200
	Combo 2	122%	1	240
	Combo 3	204%	1	360
	Combo 4	216%	1	380, Draws enemies closer for 0.5 seconds
	Combo 5	228%	1	420
	Dash Attack	73%	1	160
Lance	Combo 1	84%	1	120
	Combo 2	45%	2	240
	Combo 3	108%	1	120
	Combo 4	150%	1	480
	Combo 5	112%	1	600
	Dash Attack	89%	1	111
Bow	Combo 1	29%	3	184
	Combo 2	37%	2	92
	Combo 3	42%	3	276
	Combo 4	63%	2	414
	Combo 5	35%	5	529
	Dash Attack	90%	1	208
Wand	Combo 1	98%	1	130
	Combo 2	53%	2	200
	Combo 3	36%	3	240
	Combo 4	78%	2	430
	Combo 5 (Big Ball) Combo 5 (Small Projectiles)	61.8%	1	600
		36.05%	4
	Dash Attack	100%	1	156
Staff	Combo 1	69%	1	232
	Combo 2	80%	1	232
	Combo 3	45%	2	348
	Combo 4	150%	1	464
	Combo 5	196%	1	696
	Dash Attack	80%	1	300

Force Strikes

Upon unlocking the force strike node in an adventurer's Mana Circle you obtain a secondary attack performed by holding down on the screen and then releasing. The type of force strike depends on the weapon type, and not on the Adventurer. Directional force strikes can be aimed by moving your finger to the OPPOSITE side of your character from where you wish to attack. Force Strikes are a very important mechanic in harder boss runs, such as Expert and EX Raid Bosses.

Force Strikes do bonus damage to the Overdrive Gauge Bars of bosses, thus allowing you to Break them faster than by using skills or regular attacks.

	Level	Damage Multiplier	Type	Number of Hits	SP Gain	Effect
Sword	1	104%	Directional	1	345 on first enemy hit	Deals 8x Damage to OD Bar
	2	115%
Blade	1	83%	Directional	2	200 on first enemy hit	Deals 6x Damage to OD Bar
	2	92%
Dagger	1	43.2%		4	288 on first enemy hit	Deals 8.4x Damage to OD Bar
	2	47%
Axe	1	173%	Area of Effect	1	300 on first enemy hit	Deals 3.08x Damage to OD Bar Draws enemies closer until released (can be charged indefinitely)
	2	192%
Lance	1	38%		3	400 on first enemy hit	Deals 6.2x Damage to OD Bar
	2	42%
Bow	1	28%		8	460 on first enemy hit	Deals 3x Damage to OD Bar
	2	31%
Wand	1	81%		2	400 on first enemy hit	Deals 4x Damage to OD Bar
	2	90%
Staff	1	55%	Directional	4	580 on first enemy hit	Deals 10x Damage to OD Bar
	2	61%

Statuses

See: Combat Mechanics

Conditions are status effects applied to units. These can come in the form of afflictions, buffs, debuffs, special effects, and unique skill conditions.

Afflictions

List of Afflictions

Afflictions are temporary debilitating states inflicted by attacks or traps within a quest. Being afflicted also:

• Prevents an adventurer from shapeshifting.
• Removes all level stacks, and prevents an adventurer from gaining more energy level stacks.
• Removes all level stacks, and prevents an adventurer from gaining more inspiration level stacks.

Additionally, afflictions have a base chance to apply, which is also affected by a unit's affliction resistance. For example, adventurers can have the Stun Res ability while enemies may have built-in affliction resistance.

Affliction proc rates, damage, damage rate and duration vary across adventurers, enemies, skills, attacks and quest difficulty level. In general, for an enemy of a specific difficulty, the attacks and skills have varying proc rates, but the same damage, damage rate and duration. The following table lists the afflictions ingame.

An adventurer can only have one affliction active on them at a time. If a second affliction is applied while an affliction is active on the Adventurer, the new one will overwrite the old one. For example, an Adventurer that is Cursed but then gets Blinded will now only be Blinded.

Icon	Affliction Name	Description	Group
	Poison	Deals damage to the afflicted enemy's HP every few seconds for a limited amount of time. Cannot deal lethal damage. When inflicted onto an adventurer, it instead deals a percentage of the afflicted adventurer's maximum HP. Cannot deal lethal damage.	1
	Burn	Deals damage to the afflicted enemy's HP every few seconds for a limited amount of time. Cannot deal lethal damage. When inflicted onto an adventurer, it instead deals a percentage of the afflicted adventurer's maximum HP. Cannot deal lethal damage.	1
	Freeze	Freezes adventurer in a block of ice, preventing action and movement for a limited amount of time. Can be removed by allies attacking the block of ice. (Note: on lower graphics settings, the block of ice may not be visible, but the afflicted will look locked in place with their struck animation.)	2
	Paralysis	Deals damage to the afflicted enemy's HP and causes stagger every few seconds for a limited amount of time. Cannot deal lethal damage. When inflicted onto an adventurer, it instead deals a percentage of the afflicted adventurer's maximum HP and causes stagger every few seconds for a limited amount of time. Cannot deal lethal damage.	1
	Blindness	Causes attacks to miss with a fixed chance for a limited amount of time. When inflicted onto an enemy, applies 50% chance to miss. When inflicted into an adventurer, the chance to miss varies by the source of the affliction.	1
	Stun	Locks a character in place and prevents all action for a limited amount of time. After a brief period, can be removed instantly if the afflicted adventurer is attacked.	2
	Curse	Stops SP gain and usage of skills, as well as helper skills for a limited amount of time.	1
	Bog	Movement speed is reduced by 50% and damage received is increased by 50% for a limited amount of time.	2
	Sleep	Locks a character in place and prevents all action for a limited amount of time. After a brief period, can be removed instantly if the afflicted adventurer is attacked.	2
	Frostbite	Deals damage to the afflicted enemy's HP every few seconds for a limited amount of time. Cannot deal lethal damage. When inflicted onto an adventurer, it instead deals a percentage of the afflicted adventurer's maximum HP. Cannot deal lethal damage.	1

Afflictions currently stack according to the following table:

Affliction	Poison	Burn	Paralysis	Frostbite	Blindness	Bog	Freeze	Stun	Sleep
Poison	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Burn	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Paralysis	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Frostbite	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Blindness	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bog	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Freeze	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
Stun	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
Sleep	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No

Affliction Chance Formula

if Resistance% >= 100% : Affliction Chance% = 0
if Resistance% <  100% : Affliction Chance% = (Proc Chance% - Resistance%) 

When an affliction has been 100% resisted, the RESIST text will be in yellow instead of white.
(This is not to be confused with when a condition such as Dull has been 100% resisted, where the RESIST text will be in blue).

Some enemies increase their resistance of an affliction each time they are afflicted. The increased amount varies by the affliction type:

• Poison, Burn, Paralysis, or Frostbite: +5%
• Blindness: +10%
• Freeze, Stun, Bog, or Sleep: +20%

This resist tally and resist increase is shared by all players in co-op.

Variable	Description
Affliction Chance	The overall % chance to inflict the affliction
Proc Chance	The base % chance to inflict the affliction of the skill in question (can be found on Adventurer pages on relevant Skill tabs)
Resistance	The % level of immunity to the status effect (can be found on Enemies page for enemies, Adventurers have a base resistance of 0% to all afflictions) No enemies or adventurers possess any Strength Down nor Defense Down nor Bleeding resistance. For a list of resistances by affliction type, see individual affliction pages.

Partial List of High HP Enemies Not Immune to Afflictions

Poison

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Burn

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Freeze

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Paralysis

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Blindness

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Stun

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Curse

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Bog

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Sleep

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Frostbite

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Affliction Relief

These are conditions which remove afflictions. Note that enemies that transition into overdrive mode will recover from all ailments.

Icon	Condition Name	Description	Related Skill(s)
	Poison Relief	Removes poison affliction.
	Burn Relief	Removes burn affliction.
	Freeze Relief	Removes freeze affliction.
	Paralysis Relief	Removes paralysis affliction.
	Blindness Relief	Removes blindness affliction.
	Stun Relief	Removes stun affliction.
	Curse Relief	Removes curse affliction.
	Bog Relief	Removes bog affliction.
	Sleep Relief	Removes sleep affliction.
	Frostbite Relief	Removes frostbite affliction.

Offensive Buff Effects

Icon	Condition Name	Description
File:Strength Up.png	Strength Up	Increases adventurer's or enemy's strength.
File:Attack Rate Up.png	Attack Rate Up	Increases adventurer's attack speed. Affects basic attacks, skill animations, and force strike animations (but not force strike charge animations).
	Combo Time Up	Extends the window of time between hitting an enemy and the combo counter resetting.
	Dragon Damage Up	Increases adventurer's damage while in dragon form.
File:Critical Rate Up.png	Critical Rate Up	Increases adventurer's critical rate.
File:Critical Damage Up.png	Enhanced Crit	Increases adventurer's critical damage.
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Force Damage Up	Increases adventurer's force strike damage or enhances force strike's effect.
	Force Charge Rate Up	Increases adventurer's force strike charge rate.
File:Skill Upgrade.png	Skill Damage Up	Increases adventurer's skill damage or enhances skill's effect.
File:Skill Upgrade - Poison.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Burn.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Freeze.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Frostbite.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Paralysis.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Blind.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Stun.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Curse.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Bog.pngFile:Skill Upgrade - Bleed.png	Skill Upgrade - Effects	Upgrades adventurer's skill to apply specific infliction. See the specific affliction pages for related skills (e.g. Blindness).
	Skill Haste Up	Increases adventurer's skill gauge fill rate.
	SP Regen	Fills adventurer's skill gauge by a certain amount every few seconds for the duration of the buff.
	Debuff Chance Up	Increases the chance of inflicting debuffs.
	Affliction Chance Up	Increases the chance of inflicting a specific affliction.
	Poisoned Punisher	Increases damage dealt to poisoned enemies.

Defensive Buff Effects

Icon	Condition Name	Description
File:Max HP Up.png	HP Up	Increases the adventurer's maximum HP, and heals them for the amount of HP they just gained. HP buffs will cap at +30% maximum HP, after which only the HP recovery effect is granted.
File:Defense Up.png	Defense Up	Increases adventurer's or enemy's defense.
File:Damage Shield.png	Shield	Creates a one-time-use shield for a target that nullifies damage once up to a percentage of the caster's maximum HP. If more damage is taken than the shield can withstand, the shield will fail and full damage will be taken. For example: taking a 1,001-damage hit while having a shield that can withstand 1,000 damage will cause the unit to receive 1,001 damage, not 1 damage. If a damaging attack that would have dealt an affliction is nullified by a shield, the affliction will be nullified as well. If a non-damaging attack deals an affliction, the shield will not be consumed and will not nullify that affliction.
	Life Shield	A variation of the regular shield that works slightly differently: Life Shields use a direct HP value instead of a percentage. More HP is added to this value every time this shield is stacked, up to a maximum based on a percentage of the caster's maximum HP. If more damage is taken than the Life Shield can withstand, the Life Shield will nullify as much damage as it can before the adventurer takes damage. For example: taking a 1,001-damage hit while having a Life Shield that can withstand 1,000 damage will cause the unit to receive 1 damage. Since the adventurer still ultimately takes damage, afflictions will not be nullified. If a damaging attack that would have dealt an affliction is fully nullified by the Life Shield, the affliction will be nullified as well. If a non-damaging attack deals an affliction, the Life Shield will not nullify that affliction.
File:Flame Damage Shield.pngFile:Water Damage Shield.pngFile:Wind Damage Shield.pngFile:Light Damage Shield.pngFile:Shadow Damage Shield.png	Elemental Shield	Creates a shield for a target that nullifies the specific element's damage once up to a percentage of the target's maximum HP. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Defense.png	Damage Resistance	Reduces damage taken.
File:Flame Defense.pngFile:Water Defense.pngFile:Wind Defense.pngFile:Light Defense.pngFile:Shadow Defense.png	Elemental Damage Resistance	Reduces damage taken from a specific element.
File:Recovery Potency Up.png	Recovery Up	Increases adventurer's recovery potency.
File:HP Recovery.png	HP Regen	Heals an adventurer or enemy for a certain amount every few seconds for the duration of the buff.
	Movement Speed Up	Increases adventurer's movement speed.

Debuff Effects

Icon	Condition Name	Description
File:Attack Down.png	Strength Down	Decreases adventurer's or enemy's strength.
File:Dull.png	Dull	Significantly decreases adventurer's strength.
File:Critical Rate Down.png	Critical Rate Down	Decreases adventurer's critical rate. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Critical Damage Down.png	Critical Damage Down	Decreases adventurer's critical damage. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Force Strike Debuff.png	Force Damage Down	Decreases adventurer's force strike damage. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Skill Debuff.png	Skill Damage Down	Decreases adventurer's skill damage. Not currently used or known where to be used.
	Skill Suppression	Decreases adventurer's skill gauges by a certain amount every few seconds for the duration of the debuff.
File:Max HP Down.png	HP Down	Decreases adventurer's maximum HP. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Defense Down.png	Defense Down	Decreases adventurer's or enemy's defense.
File:Healing Potency Down.png	Recovery Potency Down	Decreases adventurer's recovery potency. Not currently used or known where to be used.
File:Paralysis Res Down.png	Paralysis Res Down	Decreases enemy's paralysis resistance.

Special Effects

Icon	Condition Name	Description
File:Bleeding.png	Bleeding	A debuff that causes damage for 30 seconds every 4.99 seconds that can stack up to three times, increasing damage by 50% with each stack. Cannot deal lethal damage.
File:Energized.png	Energy/Energized	"Energy" is a special kind of buff which upgrades certain skills once five energy levels have been accumulated. Once five energy levels have been accumulated, an adventurer becomes "Energized", and their next attack skill / recovery skill will be upgraded to have 50% more Skill Damage (additive with other sources of Skill Damage) or have 50% more Recovery Potency (additive with other sources of Recovery Potency). Using a skill upgraded by energized resets the user's energy level and ends the energized state. Furthermore, becoming afflicted will also have the same effect. For skills and abilities that are boosted by the number of buffs applied, unlike other buffs, energy counts count as one buff no matter how many times the user's energy levels are increased.
	Skill Shift	Skill Shift is a system in which certain skills are upgraded when they connect with a foe. When Skill Shift has activated once, the skill is said to be in "Phase II". If Skill Shift activates once more, it will then be in "Phase III". Not all skills have this many phases, however; the number of phases a skill has will depend on the individual skill. Skill Shift resets when you successfully connect during the final phase, returning the skill to its original capabilities. Successfully connecting with the skill again after this will activate Skill Shift once more. 's and 's are special skills that implement Skill Shift, but have a time limit on their Skill Shifts.
	Inspiration	"Inspiration" is a special kind of buff which upgrades certain skills once enough inspiration levels have been accumulated. Once an adventurer reaches inspiration level five, they will become "inspired," and their next attack skill will deal critical damage. Being inspired only affects attack skills, and not any other kind of skills (buffs, debuffs, etc.). Even if an attack skill also has a buffing effect, the benefits applied by being inspired will only apply to the skill's damage. Using a skill upgraded by being inspired resets the user's inspiration level and ends the inspired state. Furthermore, becoming afflicted will also have the same effect.
	Knockback Immunity	The user becomes unable to be knocked back or up by enemy attacks. If the user is hit by such an attack, they will continue their current action as if they were never hit. However, they will still take full damage. Note that this buff may cause the user to take more damage than usual. The lack of knockback can leave the user within an attack's hitboxes for longer, when they would normally get knocked out of range, or get knocked up in the air, which grants full invincibility after the first hit.
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Dispel Strike	The user's next Force Strike will remove a buff from the enemy. If multiple buffs are present, the following order of priority is applied: 1. Burning Ambition (from ) 2. The most-recently-applied buff
File:Style Shift.png	Style Shift	Style Shift is a system that alters the user's standard attacks after a certain combo count. It's used only by adventurers that can switch between unique "Stances", like , or .

Unique Conditions

These are effects unique to certain skills and abilities on certain adventurers and dragons.

Icon	Condition Name	Related Adventurer	Related Dragon	Related Skill(s)	Related Abilities
File:Skill Upgrade.png	Abyssal Connection	Heinwald	-	Call of ChaosLv. 1: , Abyssal ConnectionLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Altered Strike	Gala Cleo	-	Ancient RayLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Appetizer / Entrée / Dessert Stance	Valerio	-	Amuse-boucheLv. 1: , Bon AppétitLv. 1:	-
File:Heaven's Breath.png	Apsaras Formation	Ku Hai	-	Keen BladeLv. 1:	-
File:Skill Upgrade - Freeze.png	Ardent Stream Upgraded	Celliera	-	Ardent StreamLv. 1: , Winter's BladeLv. 1:	-
File:Skill Upgrade - Bleed.png	Bamboo Cutter Buffed	Addis	-	Bamboo CutterLv. 1: , Dignified SoulLv. 1:	-
File:Blade Formation.pngFile:HP Recovery.png	Blade Formation	Ieyasu	-	Blade FormationLv. 1:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Blinding Knives	Vida	-	Scheming SliceLv. 1:
File:Skill Upgrade.png	Born Ruler	Xander	-	Majestic TideLv. 1: (Level 4)	[[]]Lv. 1:
	Bloody Tongue	-	Nyarlathotep	-	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Burning Ambition	Nobunaga	-	Dream OffensiveLv. 1:	-
	Check	Eugene	-	Signature TacticsLv. 1: , CheckmateLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Cluster Amaryllis	Linnea	-	Bliss EternalLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Crystalian Princess	Lily	-	Frozen GaleLv. 1: (Level 3)	-
File:Radiant Bauble.png	Crystalline Blades Buffed	Naveed	-	Crystalline BladesLv. 1: , Radiant BaubleLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Dauntless Spirit	Yachiyo	-	Peerless HeartLv. 1:	-
	Divine Revelation	Gala Elisanne	-	Celestial AscentLv. 1: , Holy AccordLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Doleful Spirit	Summer Norwin	-	Summer MemoriesLv. 1: , Ephemeral LoveLv. 1:	-
	Draconic Power	Gala Mym	-	Flames of PassionLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Dragon / Tiger Dance	Hanabusa	-	Dance of BladesLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1:
	Dream Boost	Halloween Mym	-	Tempering FancyLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Empowering Dreams	Peony	-	Gentle DreamLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Enraged Guard	Hunter Vanessa	-	Enraged GuardLv. 1:	-
File:Electrified.png	Electrified	Albert	-	Lightning BurstLv. 1: , Thunderous ImpulseLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Fig	Gala Laxi	-	Code 14: ConvictionLv. 1: , Eden ModeLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Flames of Awakening	Chrom	-	Exalted SwordLv. 1: , AetherLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1:
File:Flare Ruin Stance.png	Flare / Ruin Stance	Mikoto	-	Ravenous FireLv. 1:	-
File:Attack Upgrade - Freeze.png	Flurry Freezer	Dragonyule Nefaria	-	-	[[]]Lv. 1:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Gale-Clad Sword	Gala Ranzal	-	Cyclone BladeLv. 1: , Wind TacticsLv. 1:	-
File:Skill Upgrade - Stun.png	Gale Slice Buffed	Su Fang	-	Gale SliceLv. 1: , Crackling PyroblossomLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Gifts Ready	Dragonyule Nefaria	-	Special DeliveryLv. 1:	-
	Grassland Warrior's Advance, Sellsword's Assault, Sacred Dragonlord's Encouragement	Eugene	-	Signature TacticsLv. 1:	-
File:Heaven's Breath.png	Heaven's Breath	Lin You	-	Typhoon FistLv. 1: , Heaven's BreathLv. 1:	-
	Ice Spirit	-	Styx	Frigid BlastLv. 1:	-
File:Glorious Guard.png	Indomitable Spirit	Julietta	-	Glorious GuardLv. 1: (Level 2)	-
File:Attack Upgrade - Defense Down.png	Inferno Mode	Ezelith	-	Brilliant InfernoLv. 1:	-
	Limiters Released	Laxi	-	Code 07: Combustion SlashLv. 1: , Code 04: Limit BreakerLv. 1:	-
	Loathsome Power	Aldred	-	Fetters of FearLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1:
	Low / High Power Mode	Lazry	-	Smithy SpinLv. 1: , Smithy Arm: Forge ModeLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Madness	Kleimann	-	Forbidden SphereLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1:
	Moment of Passion	Summer Verica	-	Moment of PassionLv. 1:	-
File:Strength Up.png	Obsession	Chelsea	-	Love's LiberationLv. 1: , Bruiser BlissLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Overload	Summer Sinoa	-	Chrono TrialLv. 1: , Bracing SummerLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Passionate Dancer	Luther	-	-	[[]]Lv. 1:
	Passionate / Trendsetting Photographer	Nadine	-	Snappy SelfieLv. 1: , Careful CompositionLv. 1:	-
	Perfect Escort	Catherine	-	Beck and CallLv. 1: , Perfect OrderLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Poison Knives	Su Fang	-	Crackling PyroblossomLv. 1: (Level 3)	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Poison Knives	Vice	-	Lethal EdgeLv. 1: (Level 3)	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Poisonous Cage	Delphi	-	Ruination CageLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Sacred Blade	Tobias	-	Eternal GraceLv. 1: , Sacred BladeLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Sacred Logos	Zena	-	Celestial PrayerLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Sashimi / Tempura Stance	Mitsuba	-	Chef's SpecialLv. 1: , Hearty HelpingLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Seaside Spirit	Summer Patia	-	Sparrow SplashLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Shackling Arrows	Hawk	-	Hunter's CreedLv. 1:	-
	Shut Down	Laxi	-	-	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Skillful Trickery	-	Gala Cat Sìth	-	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2: , [[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Slumber Strike Stance	Sazanka	-	Blooming CradleLv. 1:	-
	Smiling Flower	-	Summer Konohana Sakuya	Seashore DanceLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Striking Stance.pngFile:Shielding Stance.png	Striking / Shielding Stance	Gala Leif	-	Feathered GaleLv. 1: , Pinion SlashLv. 1:	-
File:Attack Upgrade - Stun.png	Stunning Beauty	Beautician Zardin	-	Stunning VisageLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Stunning Knives	Fritz	-	Dazzling ShowLv. 1:	-
	Sunlight, Wavelight, Illuminating Sunlight, Celestial Wavelight	Summer Mikoto	-	Radiant BoltLv. 1: Magnanimity's CallLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
	Sylvan Secret Arts, Human Wisdom, Rokkan Expertise	Gala Luca	-	-	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Twilight Arrows	Nefaria	-	Twilight OblivionLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Typhoon Strike	Lin You	-	Typhoon FistLv. 1: (Level 4)	-
File:Unhealable.png	Unhealable	Zhu Bajie	-	Macho ChargeLv. 1:	-
	Vampire Maiden	Halloween Elisanne	-	Mischief MakerLv. 1: (Level 3)	-
File:Wild Child.png	Wild Child	Yue	-	Wild InstinctLv. 1:	-
File:Force Strike Upgrade.png	Xihe's Radiance	Radiant Xuan Zang	-	Surging LightLv. 1: , Coalescent LightLv. 1:	[[]]Lv. 1: Lv. 2:

The Castle

Halidom

Main article: Halidom

The Halidom is a castle in the Mistholt once protected by Cleo that now serves as Euden's home base. Various facilities can be built here on the Castle Grounds, and the player can move facilities about the grounds freely. Various materials and a certain facility level are necessary to increase the Halidom's level. This will expand the area of the Castle Grounds, allowing more room for facilities to be placed, and it is also a requirement for raising the level of the Smithy.

The Dragon's Roost

Main article: Dragon's Roost

The Dragon's Roost is a floating island near the Halidom where the player can interact with their Dragons. Gifts can be purchased here once per day each and given to dragons to level up their bond. Increasing the bond with a dragon lengthens the duration of shapeshifting during quests. Certain gifts will give an increased amount of bond experience when given to certain dragons. When a gift is given to a dragon, it will return a material and/or mana as a thank-you. Dragon Stories will unlock when bond levels 5 and 15 are reached.

Stories

There are three types of stories:

• Adventurer Stories - Stories of adventurers who have joined the player. There are nodes in the Mana Circle which can unlock additional stories
• Dragon Stories - Stories of dragons a player has entered pacts with. Additional stories can be unlocked by raising bonds with the dragon as well
• Castle Stories - Special stories unlocked using Looking Glasses

The Shop

See also: Shop

The Shop can be visited from the Main Menu of the game. In the Shop, players can purchase Premium Packages and Diamantium, collect Premium daily rewards, trade in collected Treasure for rewards, and purchase Upgrade items for rupies and Diamantium.

Once daily players can perform a free Item Summon in the Upgrade Essentials tab of the shop, which will provide 10 random items from a list that includes almost all non-event upgrade materials in the game.