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The highest achievable level is actually Level 90 now that seeding maxes out at twenty.
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{{Card properties sidebar}} | |||
'''LV''' or '''Lv''', an abbreviation of '''Level''', is a card property that influences various other aspects of the card. It is a determinant of the card [[HP]] and [[ATK]]. All cards begin at Lv 1. The highest Lv a card can reach is set by its level limit. The limit varies depending on the [[rarity]], the [[limit break]] stage, and the [[seed|Lv seeding]] of the card. | |||
Currently, the highest achievable level is | [[File:XP_Star_1star_portraits_updated.gif|thumb|{{Star|1}} {{Item|XP star}}s]] | ||
In order to raise the base level of a companion, either you gain '''Card Exp''' (or simply '''Exp''' or '''XP''', abbreviation for '''Experience''') through battles (slow), or you "feed" them {{Item|XP star}}s. | |||
Matching energies yields a 20% increase in Exp gains (example: Moritaka, {{Attribute|Water}}, gains more XP using {{Attribute|Water}} XP Stars than other colored XP stars). {{Attribute|All}} {{Item|XP star}}s also can be substituted for energy-matching gains. | |||
Currently, the highest achievable level is 90 through the use of {{Item|Level Seed}}s on a {{Star|5}} unit. | |||
=Battle XP= | =Battle XP= | ||
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The XP gain is negligible for most quests. However, the XP from [[Dungeon Quest]]s is non-trivial: for example, the [[Dungeon Quest/Shinjuku|Shinjuku Level 70 Dungeon Quest]] rewards 32000 quest XP, which is the equivalent of 25 non-matching {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s. Since DP is restored effectively every 24 hours, at 4 AM JST, this amounts to an equivalent of 25 non-matching {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s every 24 hours. Compare this with Level 50 {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}-dropping Daily Quests (e.g. [[Daily Quest:Monday|Aether Spar/Extreme]]), which costs 45 AP and drops an average of 8.32 {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s per run, or 33.28 every 24 hours (since stamina recovery is 1AP/8min = 180AP/day). | The XP gain is negligible for most quests. However, the XP from [[Dungeon Quest]]s is non-trivial: for example, the [[Dungeon Quest/Shinjuku|Shinjuku Level 70 Dungeon Quest]] rewards 32000 quest XP, which is the equivalent of 25 non-matching {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s. Since DP is restored effectively every 24 hours, at 4 AM JST, this amounts to an equivalent of 25 non-matching {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s every 24 hours. Compare this with Level 50 {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}-dropping Daily Quests (e.g. [[Daily Quest:Monday|Aether Spar/Extreme]]), which costs 45 AP and drops an average of 8.32 {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s per run, or 33.28 every 24 hours (since stamina recovery is 1AP/8min = 180AP/day). | ||
To maximize the XP gain, the units you wish to level should have the highest LV among your team (excluding the support member). Consider bringing units with the | To maximize the XP gain, the units you wish to level should have the highest LV among your team (excluding the support member). Consider bringing units with the skills that can increase unit XP, like [[Mentor]]/[[Mentor+]]: for every unit with this skill, the quest XP increases by 10%. The list of transients who possess this skill are listed below, with five of them together, quest XP gain can be increased to 50%. In the previous Dungeon Quest example, this would amount to an equivalent of 37.5 non-matching (or 25 matching) {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s in total. | ||
{{Skills that use effect|Add unit XP|format=small|show=modifier}} | |||
= | =Boost Curves= | ||
Unlike {{Item|Skill Up}}s, there isn't necessarily a convenient series of leveling, especially with random | Unlike {{Item|Skill Up}}s, there isn't necessarily a convenient series of leveling, especially with random Exp multipliers being thrown in. Below is a chart detailing the amount of XP each {{Item|XP Star}} yields per rarity. | ||
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!Star Size | !Star Size | ||
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Below is a table detailing how many {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s required to reach [[Limit Break|Limits]] per rarity. The "suggested path" in the table below refers to using substitute {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s first in the leveling range, and using the divisional remainder of the total {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s / ( | Below is a table detailing how many {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s required to reach [[Limit Break|Limits]] per rarity. The "suggested path" in the table below refers to using substitute {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s first in the leveling range, and using the divisional remainder of the total {{Star|4}} {{Item|XP Star}}s / (20 total slots) first (i.e. {{Item|XP Star}}<sub>{{Star|4}},total</sub> mod 20) before leveling in batches of 20. The cost does not include cost for limit breaking or LV seeding. | ||
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!1 | !1 | ||
|6100 <br/> 4 (0) <br/> 480 | |6100 <br/> 4 (0) <br/> 480 | ||
|11900 <br/> 8 (1) <br/> | |11900 <br/> 8 (1) <br/> 3900 | ||
|18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> | |18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> 8200 | ||
|24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> | |24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> 14100 | ||
|60000 <br/> 40 (4) <br/> | |60000 <br/> 40 (4) <br/> 26680 | ||
|89000 <br/> 58 (0) <br/> 66000 | |89000 <br/> 58 (0) <br/> 66000 | ||
|125000 <br/> 82 (2) <br/> 79880 | |125000 <br/> 82 (2) <br/> 79880 | ||
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!2 | !2 | ||
|11100 <br/> 8 (4) <br/> | |11100 <br/> 8 (4) <br/> 960 | ||
|15700 <br/> 11 (4) <br/> | |15700 <br/> 11 (4) <br/> 6400 | ||
|19800 <br/> 13 (0) <br/> | |19800 <br/> 13 (0) <br/> 10200 | ||
|35200 <br/> 23 (0) <br/> | |35200 <br/> 23 (0) <br/> 22600 | ||
|81800 <br/> 55 (8) <br/> | |81800 <br/> 55 (8) <br/> 40160 | ||
|148400 <br/> 97 (2) <br/> 121000 | |148400 <br/> 97 (2) <br/> 121000 | ||
|195000 <br/> 129 (10) <br/> 141960 | |195000 <br/> 129 (10) <br/> 141960 | ||
|- | |- | ||
!3 | !3 | ||
|18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> | |18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> 1440 | ||
|18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> | |18000 <br/> 12 (1) <br/> 8200 | ||
|24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> | |24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> 14100 | ||
|65000 <br/> 43 (4) <br/> | |65000 <br/> 43 (4) <br/> 46500 | ||
|125000 <br/> 83 (8) <br/> | |125000 <br/> 83 (8) <br/> 70240 | ||
| | |607300 <br/> 396 (3) <br/> 427700 | ||
| | |667300 <br/> 436 (7) <br/> 451440 | ||
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!4 | !4 | ||
|26800 <br/> 18 (3) <br/> | |26800 <br/> 18 (3) <br/> 2160 | ||
|19800 <br/> 13 (0) <br/> | |19800 <br/> 13 (0) <br/> 10200 | ||
|35200 <br/> 23 (0) <br/> | |35200 <br/> 23 (0) <br/> 22600 | ||
|113200 <br/> 74 (1) <br/> | |113200 <br/> 74 (1) <br/> 87400 | ||
|195000 <br/> 128 (4) <br/> | |195000 <br/> 128 (4) <br/> 122360 | ||
| | |4335500 <br/> 2823 (2) <br/> 3331200 | ||
| | |4417300 <br/> 2877 (5) <br/> 3366160 | ||
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!5 | !5 | ||
|36000 <br/> 24 (3) <br/> | |36000 <br/> 24 (3) <br/> 2880 | ||
|24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> | |24000 <br/> 16 (2) <br/> 14100 | ||
|65000 <br/> 43 (4) <br/> | |65000 <br/> 43 (4) <br/> 46500 | ||
|175000 <br/> 114 (0) <br/> | |175000 <br/> 114 (0) <br/> 146000 | ||
|300000 <br/> 197 (9) <br/> | |300000 <br/> 197 (9) <br/> 209480 | ||
| | |10542300 <br/> 6864 (3) <br/> 8786000 | ||
|10667300 <br/> 6947 (12) <br/> 8849480 | |||
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The level limit of a card is also directly increased by the amount the card's character is Lv seeded, given that the card has already reached the maximum limit break stage of 3. For example, a ☆4 card that broke its limit 3 times has a level limit of 65 without any seeding, but with 4 Lv seeds has a level limit of 65 + 4 = 69. | |||
= XP per Level = | = XP per Level = | ||