Frequently Asked Questions

Gacha

Question	Answer
How do I get more Adventurers?	You can get new Adventurers by reversing Adventurer and Legendary Bones, acquired from chests, daily rewards, Jeweler purchases, missions and the Mausoleum.
How do I get the Featured Adventurer?	You can get a Featured Adventurer by reversing their bones, purchased from the Jeweler. You will need 100 Reversals for enough tokens to exchange directly for the Featured Adventurer.
How many Gems to guarantee the Featured Legendary Adventurer?	18,200 Gems if you're buying 11 Featured Bones for 2000 Gems each time. This will give you 100 Tokens to purchase the Featured Adventurer from the Exchange.
Which Bones should I buy?	Featured Legendary Bones. Buying `Adventurer's Remains` is not recommended.
When should I use `Adventurer Bones` and `Legendary Bones`?	Up to you. You can use them to strengthen your party with new adventurers, Discipline, and Skill Inheritance, or save for when new Adventurers are added to the pool.
What should I get with Guild Points?	Gems and Adventurer's Bones.
Do Banner Tokens carry over to other banners?	No. Not even for re-runs of the same banner.
What is the difference between Gems of Org (Green) and Gems of Erin (Purple)?	Purple Gems can only be obtained with real money, and are used to purchase Purple Legendary Bones and daily Skill Books. Green Gems can be obtained from daily rewards, purchases, and missions.
Why does the Featured Legendary Adventurer have two banners?	One banner uses Purple Legendary Bones which awards additional Featured Equipment when pulling the Featured Adventurer.
Is Featured Equipment worth it?	Not really. The random quality and grade make it risky. There are rare exceptions, such as the 3-hit Cuisinart Sword.
What should I spend my Gems on?	Legendary Adventurer Bones and Class Change scrolls.
Which purchases have the best value?	Experience and Class Remains packages have the most Gems per dollar. See Purchase Evaluation page for more information.
Is there a Pity System?	No.
Is there a Spark System?	Yes. Each pull on a Featured Adventurer Banner gives a token which can be used exchanged for the Featured Adventurer (100 Tokens), Featured Equipment, Skill Books, and other items.
Will Featured Adventurers be added to the Permanent Banner?	Drecom has announced that they will, but none have been added as of December 2025.

For more detaileds on the Gacha and game economy, resource accumulation, and usage please see the Free-to-Play Resources page.

Adventurers

Question	Answer
I got two copies of an adventurer and they have different stats. Is that normal?	Yes. Characters can have slight variations in base stats (usually up to 1 extra point), bonus points (up to 10), and Fortitude (80, 90, 100). If you intend on doing a lot of summons, don't feel like you have to invest in the first version you get. That being said, the variations in stats, bonus points, and Fortitude have an extremely minor effect on gameplay.

Other

How do I access detailed in-game information about races, stats, classes, types, etc?

Go to the game Settings (gear icon) and click on Help. The Help section has a ton of information for you to absorb!

Are there different tiers of adventurers that we can get?

Yes! This can be seen if you look at the Drop Rates for Adventurer’s Remains. The different tiers and typtial drop rates are:

Anonymous Adventurer 50% (example: Human-Fig)
General Adventurer 45% (example: Marianne)
Legendary Adventurer 5% (example: Lanavaille)

Drop rates can be seen in the details on any set of Adventurer's Remains. Interestingly, there doesn’t seem to be anything on an adventurer’s stats page that indicates what tier they are in.

Is there permadeath in this game?

There is, however it is very difficult to trigger. First, you need to have a dead adventurer with lower than 50 Fortitude. Second, you need to fail in resurrecting that adventurer at the Temple, causing them to turn to ash. Third, you need to fail at resurrecting the adventurer from ash at the Temple. At that point, the character will be gone for good. Because Fortitude continues to regenerate while a character is dead, you can guarantee never losing a character this way just by waiting for the adventurer’s Fortitude to rise above 50 before trying to resurrect at the Temple.

How often does Fortitude regenerate?

An adventurer restores 1 Fortitude every 6 minutes.

If an adventurer is dead, does it still regain Fortitude?

Yes!

I changed my adventurer's class with a scroll? Can I change it again?

You can, but you need another scroll or other class changing item to do so. Those items are one-time use consumables, and another item must be used for every ally class change.

Why does my map look different than the ones in the guide?

Many dungeon floors have known variations and can even change over the course of your game. For more informaiton please see the detailed guide on Map Variatons.

Wait, it’s possible to get an adventurer as a bondmate?

Yes! But you must dismiss (lose) that adventurer. As such this is not recommded until reaching an advanced part of the game. Please see the detailed Adventurer Bondmates guide.

How do I know which teleporters to take on B6F of the Beginning Abyss?

Look around for the corpses near each teleporter room. They’ll give you a clue about which teleporter to take. Think about the position of the sun in the sky to help guide you. The first body flat out tells you to ignore one room. The second body mentions something about the light ahead. Think North. The third body mentions following the dying light. Think about a setting sun.

How do I solve the statue puzzle on B6F of the Beginning Abyss

This depends on the clue you get, which can change everytime you enter the level. Each statue corresponds to a member of your party when facing the teleporter. In general, you want to only repair the statue at the position that corresponds with the member or members that fits the clue. The answer could be that no statue gets restored. The elf in the Tavern will tell you about Races and Classes using the same language used in the clues.

"Ubiquitous race" = Any humans (including main character)
"Wise and long-lives race" = Any elves
"Brave Fighters" = Any Fighter (not Wanderer)
"Skillfull" = Any Thief
"Weakest" = The character with the lowest Strength (multiple only if a tie)
"Wise" = The character with the highest I.Q. (multiple only if a tie)

If you get the answer right the teleporter will take you to a room with the exit stairs. From there you will have to proceed down to B7F. (There is an exit nearby.)

Do I have to walk past the poison on B7F of the Beginning Abyss every time?

Only until you get to B8F. There you can find 4 stone piles to reverse. Two of these create shortcuts to bypass the poison. Two create pathways to treasure. For exact details see the B8F Map page.

How do I increase an adventurer’s level past XX?

At specific levels (20, 30, and 40), you need to grade up to increase the level cap.

Grading up requires two items:

One grade tag for each adventurer taking the grade exam (note that this does not count adventurers in the party that have already graded up).
A grade marker that is obtained by taking the appropriate grade exam The specific grade tag required depends on the exam you’re taking.

The current exams are Lead, Bronze, and Iron, and Steel. All exams require a tag of your current grade (so the Lead exam requires each member to have a No-Grade Tag, and the Iron exam requires each member to have a Bronze Grade Tag, etc.). Grade tags are not consumed on taking the exam - instead, they are consumed when grading up in the Training Room after you have successfully passed the exam and obtained the required grade marker. You can convert ungraded tags to the tag level you need from the Grade Up screen.

The TL;DR is that to grade up, each adventurer needs a grade tag of their current grade, and they need to have been a part of the exam where you obtained the next grade marker. You can buy grade markers at the Jeweler, but this is generally considered a waste of gems.

How do I get grade tags?

Dismiss adventurers and combine lower grade tags into higher grade tags. In addition, you get a few from the weekly request. When dismissed, all adventurers will give you a grade tag that corresponds to their current grade. General and Legendary adventurers will give an additional grade tag as well.

Anonymous Adventurers (Human-Pri, etc) give 1 grade tag that corresponds to their current grade.
General Adventurers (Chloe, Clarissa, Flut, etc) give 1 grade tag that corresponds to their current grade, plus an additional 1 no-grade tag when dismissed.
Legendary Adventurers (Lanavaille, Adam, etc) give 1 grade tag that corresponds to their current grade, plus an additional 1 iron grade tag when dismissed.

Due to the fact that it costs grade tags to increase an adventurer's grade, the increased value of tags you get is offset by the cost to grade up.

There is no benefit in grading up an adventurer before dismissing them. The weekly requests starts with a 3 tag reward and increases to 4 tags at a certain point. This isn’t confirmed, but it seems to be when your MC is level 40 in any class, possibly also requiring the MC having changed to another class.

For more details about obtaining tags and the game economy please see the Free-to-Play Resources page.

How do I swap lower grade tags for a higher grade?

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Help! I’m drowning! What do I do?

You need to attempt to leave the area through both the upper left and upper right sections of the room you’re in, as well as attempt to go back the way you came into the current before you’re able to activate the statue to drain the water. Some people have reported needing to try to activate the statue, then try the three exits, then try the statue again before it would activate. Heal with items as needed and take as few steps as possible! If you're having repeat trouble, you can try going in with just the MC so that you don't constantly have to ressurrect allies. Once this is done it never has to be done again.

Character Questions

What is Merging and should I do it?

Merging is the process of combining two different "Styles" of the same character. For a detailed guide on the Merging mechanic please visit the dedicated Merging page.

What are character duplicates used for?

They can be used to:

Increase a character's Discipline level
Increase a character's unique skill level
Inherit a character's inheritable unique skill to another character (or your MC)
Dismiss for Grade Tags. While dismissing a Legendary character seems scary, it's possible that for some characters, that will be the absolute best value of their duplicates due to the fact that dismissing a level 1 Legendary character that has not completed a grade-up exam will give you 1 No Grade Tag and 1 Iron Grade Tag. At higher levels Grade tags are a specific designed advancement bottleneck. For more details about obtaining tags and the game economy please see the Free-to-Play Resources page.

Please see the full page on Using Duplicates for Discipline and Inheritance.

Should I pull on X character?

This will always come down to personal preference, and whales, dolphins, and F2P players will all have different thoughts. Nobody can tell you how you should spend your money or your pulls. The Character Analysis tab will have some thoughts on different characters that you can use to hopefully make informed decisions that you are happy with. As clearly laid out on the Free-to-Play Resources page, Free-to-Play players should not expect to get enough free resources to obtain every character.

Is there a limit to the number of skills I can inherit on a character?

No! At least not that we’re aware of at this time!