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Purpose: Passive bonuses that improve damage, attack speed, range, cooldown performance, or other combat attributes.

Early game: Keep a usable offensive, range, or cooldown-oriented trait instead of repeatedly rerolling while the roster is still developing.

Late game: Replace temporary traits on permanent core units with the strongest role-appropriate options available for their main mode.

Best targets: Main damage dealers, limited units, hybrid carries, and supports used in several different modes.

Purpose: Replace a unit's current trait with another available trait.

Early game: Use rerolls selectively on units that are already strong enough to remain in the active team. Avoid spending heavily on temporary units.

Late game: Concentrate rerolls on units with high upgrade value, strong abilities, or consistent placement in Raid and Challenge teams.

Best targets: Primary DPS units and versatile units that benefit from better damage, cooldown, range, or attack-speed performance.

Purpose: Improve individual stat values for precise long-term optimization.

Early game: Save most Stat Cubes until a unit has a suitable trait and is confirmed as a long-term roster member.

Late game: Use Stat Cubes to finish high-priority units after their trait direction and upgrade path are settled.

Best targets: Endgame carries, high-cost units with strong scaling, and supports whose range or cooldown directly affects team performance.

Purpose: Improved through offensive stats, attack speed, cooldown reduction, or effects that increase consistent damage output.

Early game: Prioritize a solid all-purpose offensive trait and stop rerolling once the unit can comfortably clear current Story content.

Late game: Pursue the best damage-oriented trait and use Stat Cubes only after confirming the unit remains relevant in difficult content.

Best targets: Units that provide the majority of team damage, especially those with strong evolved or upgraded abilities.

Purpose: Gain value from reliable range, cooldown, coverage, and uptime rather than raw damage alone.

Early game: Favor traits that make buffs, debuffs, healing, farming, or crowd control easier to maintain.

Late game: Invest when the support effect scales with uptime or when the unit is used in both farming and high-difficulty teams.

Best targets: Units that increase team damage, control enemies, generate resources, or provide essential utility.

Purpose: Improve resource generation or reduce the time required to repeat accessible stages.

Early game: Use only enough reroll material to make farming comfortable; do not sacrifice progression resources for perfect optimization.

Late game: Invest when the unit significantly improves repeated farming routes or remains useful in several daily activities.

Best targets: Units with resource-generation utility, efficient area coverage, or strong performance in repeatable content.

Purpose: Provides access to the regular summon pool and can help fill early roster gaps.

When to pull: Pull when the account lacks a functional damage dealer, support, or farming unit and the banner is the most practical source for that role.

When to save: Save when the current team already clears available progression and a stronger limited or featured opportunity is expected.

Team building focus: Complete basic role coverage before chasing duplicate copies or minor upgrades.

Purpose: Highlights selected units and shines most when a featured unit directly solves an account weakness.

When to pull: Pull when the featured unit provides a meaningful upgrade to the main team or enables difficult content the current roster cannot handle.

When to save: Save when the featured unit overlaps with an existing role or when pity cannot be reached with the available Gems.

Team building focus: Prioritize units that improve multiple modes instead of units that only perform in one narrow stage type.

Purpose: Offers time-limited access to units or summon pools that may not remain available after the banner ends.

When to pull: Pull when the limited unit is a clear account upgrade and enough Gems are available to make meaningful progress toward the banner guarantee.

When to save: Save when the account is still missing basic progression tools or when spending would leave no resources for a more important future banner.

Team building focus: Evaluate the unit's role, upgrade cost, compatibility with current supports, and performance in both farming and challenging content.

Purpose: Rewards sustained investment in a banner by guaranteeing or improving access to a featured result after enough summons.

When to pull: Begin a summon plan only when the available Gems and expected income can support the required pity threshold or a clearly defined stopping point.

When to save: Do not spend casually if pity progress will be lost, reset, or become inefficient when the banner changes.

Team building focus: Treat pity as a budget decision and avoid exhausting all Gems for a unit that does not improve the main progression bottleneck.

Purpose: Creates a stable account foundation before premium resources are used for optimization.

When to pull: Use early summons to obtain at least one dependable damage core, one source of utility or support, and any essential farming role available to the account.

When to save: Save once the team can clear current Story content and farm basic upgrades without relying on repeated emergency spending.

Team building focus: Build around complementary roles: carry, support, economy, control, and boss or wave coverage.