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You can activate Ripple Dimensions by either doing Ritual Miracle or Sonic Miracle runs. The difficulty does not affect the trigger chance. The actual percentage of triggering a Ripple is 1%. It then increases by another 1% each time stamina is being used there. The max chance than caps at 10%. Only 1 ripple can be triggered ever 12 hours.

Ripple Name	88%	6%	6%	Number of Users
Bardon	50			20
Chang Pu	100			20
Brynn	1			20
Drew	1			20
Li Ao	100			20
Zelmer	100			20
Hall	100			20
Tang Yun	100			20
Freddy	100			20
David	100			20
Berenice	100			20
Leon	100			20
Helena	1			20
Jeanne	100			20
Unky Chai	100			20
Ye Suhua		100		30
Dhalia			100	30

As you can see from the table, there is a 6% chance out of the 100 to get either Ye Suhua or Dhalia. The chance is quite low, however, you can also join your friend’s ripples and also public ripples, which you can access via chat.

Each Ye Suhua ripple gives you 5 fragments, which you need 30 to complete and summon her. For each Dhalia ripple, you can get 8 fragments and you need 40 to complete and summon her. In other words, you need to find and enter 6 Ye Suhua ripples and 5 Dhalia ripples to summon them.

I get the frustration of not being able to enter most of the public ones. The thing is, most of the public ripples are often full because the ripple first gives priority to the friends list. After 15 minutes, it is then open to the public. If the user has a lot of friends, chances are the ripple will already have been filled.

Tips to Find Ye Suhua and Dhalia Ripples

Having played for 1 month, here are some tips to get them quicker. The best way to do so is to add active friends. The more active they are, the higher chances you will find it quicker. The other method is to find them yourself, although it will take a long time. The other option is to stalk public ripples, which I will expand below.

I did not start to focus on getting them until day 23 of the game. And then, in a span of a weekend, I was able to get them both.

Here is how I did it. I joined channel 16 and noticed that during midnight central European time, there is less people there. This increases my chances of finding empty Ye Suhua or Dhalia ripples. Do keep in mind you always have to keep a lookout at chat for this. You will want to do this and research between 16-100 english channels and see which one has less people during specific times.

In slow channels like 16 (could be busy once this is out :P), you have a much better chance to find an empty one.

Heck, you can also venture into other language channels past 100 and see if you can find a good one. I have personally seen people already with max resonance Dhalias and Ye Suhuas, which I believe they camp at a specific channel and keep an eye out for them.

I am usually auto battling either Kronos or Apep 10 runs. So I minimize them and pay attention to chat. If there is a public ripple available, I quickly click on it just out of habit. Sometimes, you need quick fingers to get in.

You only have to do this for a week to get them both. Max resonance is a bit overkill as it only gives negligible stats to them. Good luck with finding them and enjoy the game!

Dislyte PvP Point Wars Guide [How to Climb for F2P Players]

GachaGamer — Sat, 04 Jun 2022 19:13:36 +0000

Welcome to the Point Wars guide for new players! In this tutorial, we will go over the key mechanics of this PvP Ai system so you can earn as much PvP tokens to buy those goodies in the tournament shop.

Why Do Point Wars (PvP)?

Point Wars is one of the few ways to consistently get the rare legendary abilimon, which is used to rank up your legendary esper skills. Some legendary espers need the skill cooldown reduction to be super effective for their roles. Otherwise, their full potential is not unlocked until then.

Point Wars also gives you consistent nexus crystal and supply voucher income. Depending on your rankings, you get a fixed amount weekly.

Tier	Points	Reward	Crystals Weekly	Reward Weekly
1	150	8	50	300
2	250	8	60	320
3	400	8	70	340
4	600	10	80	360
5	850	10	90	380
6	1150	10	100	400
7	1500	12	120	420
8	1900	12	140	440
9	2350	12	160	460
10	2850	14	180	480
11	3400	14	200	500
12	4000	14	240	520
13	4600	16	280	540
14	5200	16	320	560
15	5800	15	360	580
16	6400	18	400	600
17	Top 1000	18	600	620
18	Top 100	18	800	640

What to Buy in the Tournament Shop?

For a new player, the “The Light Above” Mui II piece with a ATK% main stat is a really good first buy. You need 6 star pieces for your initial DPS espers and this will be on of the pieces. The other Mui I piece can wait. Then, the legendary abilimon is the most important one to buy on a weekly basis.

After that, the gold records and epic abilimons are next. I would give up on the epic abilimons if I do not have enough left to buy. Gold records are a must in my opinion as over the long run, you want to keep pulling espers to improve your chances at another legendary esper. So to summarize:

The Light Above Mui II (ATK%)
Legendary Abilimon
Gold Records x2
Epic Abilimon
50 Nexus Crystal
5★ Starimon
50k Gold
100k Gold
Elite Experimon
The Light Above Mui II (Optional)

Battle Strategy

For early game to help you climb to tier 7, which is where you start getting 12 supply vouchers per win. On a weekly basis, you get 420 supply vouchers and 120 nexus crystals, which is pretty good for its difficulty level. You do not have to have a top tier team to get there. So that would be the first goal.

So when you are trying to find opponents, the game gives you 5 times to choose from, with the option to refresh the teams every 30 seconds. Alternatively, you can do 1 battle and usually it will allow you to refresh once.

The top right opponent will always be 2 tiers higher than you. The middle 2 will be 1 tier above you. The bottom 2 will always be 1 or 2 tiers below you. When fighting the bottom 2 opponents, you only get supply vouchers for wins and not get any PvP points. So if you want to stay in the same rank, you just keep fighting the bottom 2 opponents.

However, if you want to climb the arena, then you have to fight the top 3 opponents. They will provide you with PvP points to get to the next tier.

When you start winning battles consecutively, you get bonus PvP points for keeping the streak.

Win 1 battle – 1 bonus PvP Point
Win 2 battles in a row – 2 bonus PvP Point
Win 3 battles or more in a row – 3 bonus PvP Points

You want to keep the streak going to maximize your ability to climb the arena. You will also get a feel of which teams you can beat. Also, if you don’t have good speed relics, it is better to tackle teams with ATK or HP leads over SPD leads. This gives you a better chance here.

F2P Team Building

Now let’s talk about building a basic team to help you climb. You are welcome to replace anyone if you manage to pull an epic or legendary esper that does that role better. Below are your F2P choices:

DPS

Generally speaking, you want AoE over single target, but you work with what you have.

Let’s talk about Li Ling and Tang Xuan first since you can get one of them in your first 10 pulls. They both have AoE attacks that can scale off percentage HP of enemies, so they will be effective against tanks. Also, it is better to build a cleave team as it makes the battles go faster overall. You cannot really go wrong with either, although Li Ling will perform better in PvE overall due to him being useful in Kronos.

Mona isn’t the best for PvP, but she can be your starter cleave attacker alongside either Tang Xuan or Li Ling. She also covers the latter’s element disadvantage. She is also free, so why not use her?

Drew is also quite good, if you can get his attack really high and if he kills a target, he can delete other espers easily due to ignore defense. Best cleanup character. I think Dislyte is quite generous to give us a free unit that does decently well in PvP.

Tang Xuan is a bit of an RNG fest type characer due to his extra attacks from Iron Polearm. His second and third skill can trigger his basic skill, sometimes making him do surprise damage that one is not expecting.

Freddy is a bit of a menace when left with low health. He can get standoff and attack buff, allowing him to delete key units of the opposing team. He is vulnerable to buff strips, but at low tier PvP, it is not so common at all.

Leon is also very good, if you can get a debuff heavy team together for him. His 3rd skill can hit really hard when enemy is debuffed since he doesn’t need crit rate.

Zelmer is also another situational type that relies on debuffs for big damage. She does require a lot of debuffs to deal bonus damage though, so it isn’t as reliable as Leon or Freddy.

Controller

Melanie is a really good controller to reduce enemy AP. Works best if you need to delay some key espers from moving. However, with so many Gabrielle’s, it is hard for her to do her job unless someone else can strip immunity buff.

Lucas is free from the Spatial Tower 100, but I am not sure how long will they keep him there. He is one of the few AoE buff strippers in the game. His skill 2 can stun while his skill 1 can steal AP. He is very good as just pure support or built with some damage.

Jeanne is also a bit overlooked. Her stuns can be clutch and her skill 3 strips all buffs from 1 target of choice. All 3 of her skills can stun, which makes her also quite good in Cube Miracle and Spatial/Temporal Tower.

Support/Healer

Gabrielle is a main stay in your team due to her ability to provide immunity and defense buff. She can also apply attack down and defense break, both very useful debuffs. Make her speed and have her open with either skill 2 or 3 depending on the situation.

Fabrice is also a decent support if you are running a more defensive team. He provides immunity and can push 1 ally to the top, which is most likely going to be your DPS.

Ye Suhua is also an excellent choice, although she is harder to get as you need to camp chat for her Ripples. Aside from that, she gives attack and defense buff, giving both offense and defense together. She can heal and give invincibility to an ally as well.

Brynn is the budget Dhalia. You can use her in a cleave team for her attack buff. However, she cannot push your team up to chain AoE the enemies unfortunately.

Dhalia is the perfect choice for cleave teams. If you focus around 70% crit rate for your damage dealers, she will make it up with her attack and crit rate buff + AP push. This is key in having your attackers cut in to deal damage as well. Very good support that can also hard freeze a key unit with her skill 2. She is also from the Ripple Dimension, so it may take a while.

Chang Pu can be a decent healer that also grants you immunity. However, she needs to be fast to avoid getting your team debuffed. She works well early on, but will fall off going into mid tier arena.

A Basic Cleave Team

This is a very basic team to give you the best advantage possible. Feel free to replace each role with better espers you pulled. Melanie is the AP controller and the budget speed leader. Gabrielle is there for immunity and defense buff plus maybe debuffing enemies. Dhalia is there to push your team up for alongside attack and crit rate buff. Li Ling and Mona is there to finally follow up with their AoE attacks. You will have to speed tune the team though.

Gabrielle -> Dhalia -> Melanie -> Li Ling or Mona

This team works well if you can outspeed most Gabrielle’s. However, if the enemy team is fast and has buff strips, there is a good chance you can lose. However, this team is enough to get you to Tier 6 for sure, which is the bare minimum you want to be in to safely get that legendary abilimon weekly.

By the way, to save building more units, this team is also going to be your defense team. This will deter most players from attacking you.

Bonus Tip

If you are comfortable with your arena rank, you can just place a 1 unit defense to lower your win rate. Since you will not de-rank if you are tier 11 or lower, this makes sense to do so as you will just sit at that specific tier and farm supply vouchers. You also want to fight the bottom 2 players to just farm easy points instead of killing yourself fighting tougher enemies.

Also, you do not want to climb too fast in the arena. If you feel that you are having trouble winning matches, you are going too fast. Just stay in that rank until you can win more matches.

Dislyte Cube Miracle Guide for Beginners

GachaGamer — Fri, 03 Jun 2022 19:09:20 +0000

Welcome to the Cube Miracle guide for new players! In this tutorial, we will go over the mechanics and tips to help you earn more currency to buy the goodies from the Cube Shop!

Why Do Cube Miracle?

The Cube Miracle gives really good rewards to provide you with the currency to buy awesome items in the game on a bi-weekly basis. This includes:

6 Star Attack Set (1 time only)
Relic Essence x10 – 15 Purple Cube Each
Gold Record x2 – 400 Blue Cube Each
Epic Abilimon x1 – 300 Blue Cube
Epic Abilimon x5 – 600 Blue Cube Each
Rare Abilimon x8 – 100 Blue Cube Each
100k Gold x5 – 200 Blue Cube Each
50k Gold x10 – 100 Blue Cube Each
Advanced Experimon x5 – 60 Blue Cube Each
Rare Starimon x1 – 100 Blue Cube Each

The key items here to get is the 6 star attack set as a beginner. It will help build a solid DPS esper for you. After that, you want to get the 2 Gold Records, which gives you 1 per week. After that, the epic abilimon that costs 300 blue cubes is a steal that you should definitely get. The 600 blue cube ones are a bit pricey and I suggest getting the rare abilimon since you can use them to skill up some important key beginner espers like Drew, Chang Pu, Ye Suhua and Berenice.

The gold and rare starimon are situational picks and should be bought last if you have leftover blue cubes left. I personally would not recommend you get the advanced experimon since you will be getting plenty of them in XP stages.

Check out our resources guide here if you haven’t already.

Cube Miracle Basics

So in this mode, you get to challenge a group of 5 espers of various types and defeating each one will get you some rewards, depending on the difficulty. You will also be getting bonus runes to help improve your team. Your objective is simple:

Travel through 3 maps and defeat your foes
Pick up bonus runes to improve your team
Upgrade your runes, hire bonus ally or revive dead ally
Defeat the final team

Currently, there are 8 difficulty levels, with 1-4 for beginners and 5-8 for mid game to late game players. Once you have a solid team of 6 espers that can complete hard mode, you can start looking to do level 5 and 6 difficulty. Otherwise, it is okay to stick with the lower ones.

The Cube Miracle resets every 2 days, so make sure to complete them every other day.

Runes

So in each map, you will have the chance to get various runes. Here is a list of them:

Rune of Dauntlessness – Allied espers deal an extra 0.5% damage per 1% HP lost

Rune of Assault – Increases ally ATK by 25%. Upgrade – Whenever an ally deals damage, increases ally’s ATK by 1%, up to 25%.

Rune of Enchargement – Allied Espers gain 1 stack of Charge upon casting a basic ability. Each stack increases basic ability by 30%, up to 5 stacks.

Rune of Shock Strike – Damage from allied Espers has a(n) 30% chance of reducing the target’s AP by 25%. Upgrade – If the target already has 0 AP left, inflicts stun for 1 turn.

Rune of Mitigation – Reduces ally damage taken by 15%.

Rune of Fortitude – Single-target ability damage, taken by any allied Esper, is distributed evenly between the target and the allied Esper with the highest HP.

Rune of Absorption – Allied Espers restore HP equal to 35% of damage dealt.

Rune of Blades – Upon taking a hit, allied Espers have a(n) 30% chance to gain Recovery for 1 turn.

Rune of Precision – Increases ally ACC by 35%. Upgrade – If ACC is above 100% after the boost, reduces Miss Rate by 35%.

Rune of Vitality – Upon receiving healing, allied Espers gain a Shield equal to 25% of healing received for 2 turns.

Rune of Sacrifice – The death of any unit heals allied Espers by 20% of their max HP.

Rune of Petrification – Converts all immobilization statuses inflicted by allied Espers into Petrification.

Rune of Punishment – At the start of battle, inflicts Hamstrung on all enemies for 5 turn(s) that nullifies their AP Up. Upgrade – Prevents them from taking actions outside their turns.

Rune of Tyranny – Single-target attacks by allied Espers deal Splash Damage equal to 25% of damage dealt to the main target. Upgrade – Splash Damage triggers a Crit that deals damage based on the attacker’s C. Rate and C. DMG when the main target is killed.

Rune of Pursuit – When an allied Esper casts a basic ability, they have a(n) 30% chance of summoning an ally to cast a basic ability.

Rune of Vitality – Upon receiving healing, allied Espers gain a Shield equal to 25% of healing received for 2 turns. Upgrade – Have a 50% chance to increase Healing Efficacy by 50%.

What to Pick

This will depend on your team composition. If you have a lot of damage espers with a healer or support, then offensive ones like Rune of Tyranny or Rune of Assault are good choices to further improve your damage, allowing you to kill your enemies quickly.

However, as you advance to the higher difficulties, the enemies there are really quick, so they will out speed you and go first. This is where defensive ones like Rune of Mitigation or Rune of Fortitude might come in handy.

If you have a control stun team, Rune of Petrification and Rune of Shock Strike is very valuable. However, these are all situational and it depends on the enemies you are fighting. Some teams have high crowd control skills and having immunity and cleanse on your team is key here.

At the moment, I recommend staying with difficulty 5 and 6 for early game players as 7-8 have much higher relic requirements. It is better to consistently complete the entire 3 maps than half clearing 7 or 8. You will lose out on a lot of purple and blue cubes.

You can also check what runes you currently have by clicking on the info button on the bottom right side of the screen. Also, you can remove specific runes if they are ruining your runs by clicking the remove button.

Drop Rates

Special thanks to ParallelHorizon, who was able to datamine the drop tables for Cube Miracle. Check it out below:

Cube Miracle, Bounties & Relic Stat probability from Dislyte

As you can see, difficulty 5 and 6 gives 50 and 60 cube points respectively. The spike in difficulty from 7 and 8 is not worth losing potential espers and hence being unable to complete the map, which is devastating for early game players. You always want to buy as many gold records, rare and epic abilimons as you can every 2 weeks.

The final chest in the first 2 maps and the final boss in the 3rd map gives you purple cubes, which allows you to get the relic essence, which allows you to make 6 star relics of your choice.

F2P Team Building

Generally speaking, you want a well balanced team:

1-2 healer, 1-2 support, 1-2 DPS, 1-2 Controller

You pick and choose who gets on the team depending on who the enemy is. Sometimes, you need more healers because the opponent team has more DPS. Sometimes, you need immunity against debuffers, so you bring 2 supports with immunity buff.

For getting a safe team to difficulty 6, here are some viable F2P espers:

Support/Healer

Top esper here to help you. Provides defense buff, immunity, attack down and defense break. She must be built fast with some accuracy to get her full effectiveness. Since she is a fusion esper, it is a no brainer to get her early. Having her put up immunity here will ensure that your team does not get crowd controlled, which happens often in higher difficulties as the enemy team is very fast.

A good shielder that can protect your team from damage with defense break on the basic skill. A good support that is often overlooked.

A budget early game healer to keep your team healthy. Has low skill cooldowns and I still use here even though I am in mid game and I can already auto farm Kronos/Apep/Fafnir 10.

Support

ATK
859
HP
11217

DEF
1031
SPEED
101

A top support with attack and defense buff. She can heal and give invincibility as well. You do need to stalk the Ripple Dimension to get here though. Good luck!

Much like Ye Suhua, she is from the Ripple Dimension. She gets attack up and crit rate buff alongside AP boost. Very useful in allowing your team to go first if she is built speedy.

Also a good fusion esper that can provide immunity and give attack buff to your DPS. He works best in a team that focuses on only 1 DPS in the team.

She is usable here early game with her team attack buff. She can freeze and provide defense break as well.

DPS

A top single target DPS that can ignore defense on skill 3 if he kills the target, allowing you to wipe out nearby espers as well, even tanky ones. He also has defense break on skill 2. Very useful.

His skill 2 gives attack buff and standoff, allowing him to survive tough attacks. He can dispel enemy buff as well. Does a lot of damage at low health.

Another overlooked unit. He can transfer debuff to enemy with his passive. His 3rd skill is a guaranteed crit if enemy has a debuff. This allows you to build high crit damage on him and he can deal a lot of damage in a debuff heavy team.

Does percentage HP damage and it is very useful in higher difficulties as their HP starts to get to very high levels. He can do the job well since he also has sustain on his skill 2.

3 Tang Yun [Six-Eared Macaque]

ATK
1144
HP
10002

DEF
831
SPEED
95

Like Li Ling, he has some percentage hp attack in skill 3 and he offers defense break and disease, although not as reliable due to RNG. Li Ling is much more consistent compared to Tang Xuan.

That concludes the beginners guide. Good luck farming in Cube Miracle!

Dislyte Fafnir 9/10 Auto Farm Guide [F2P Options Available]

GachaGamer — Thu, 02 Jun 2022 20:01:58 +0000

Welcome to the Fafnir guide for new players! In this tutorial, we will go over the mechanics of Fafnir and how to craft your own team to get that Fafnir 10 auto completion achievement for Ritual Miracle course!

Why Should You Farm Fafnir?

Fafnir offers some really good Temporal Tower and PvP sets. Here are the following you can get from Fafnir:

4 Set

Tyranny of Zeus (20% chance to stun on attacking) – Great set for AoE attackers and a key piece in helping you out in Temporal Tower, Cube Miracle and PvP.
Snow Dowager (20% chance to get frozen when attacked) – This is good in PvP against cleaving teams. Since this is mostly PvP, it is not popular among PvE players.
Hammer of Thor (+40% Crit DMG) – Good set for end game DPS units to further improve their damage.

2 Set

The Enchanter (30% chance to extend poison and bleed debuffs) – Niche use and not very practical for most PvE content.
Immensus Peak (+25% RESIST) – Good for PvP as well, not so much for PvE.
The Light Above (Grants immunity at the start of battle for 1 turn) – Good for PvP but it is highly reliant on the meta.

The most popular sets here are Tyranny of Zeus for the stun procs, Hammer of Thor for more DPS damage and The Light Above for PvP first round. Snow Dowager is a bit niche as well as it caters to tanky espers like Donar or Ren Si in PvP where it disrupts enemy from cleaving your team. The Light Above immunity set is also situational and depends on whether or not people are using buff strippers in PvP.

Should You Focus on Fafnir as F2P?

To be frank, it is not advisable to focus on Fafnir as F2P. It brings very little value for most PvE content, and the resources required to comfortably auto Fafnir 10 is very high. Not only do you need high speed on all your DPS espers, they also need to be multi hitters and preferably Wind element. That really requires a lot of upgrading and levelling just to auto it.

Below is an example run of me finally getting the Fafnir 10 auto completion, took me many tries to do so as F2P. The team is:

3 Tang Yun [Six-Eared Macaque]

Lu Yi is not super accessible to F2P because it depends on luck to pull him. So that leaves Zelmer and maybe Hall as replacements. Li Ling is usable here due to his multi hits, but for auto it won’t be reliable as he is at element disadvantage.

The above team can auto Fafnir 9 at a 90% success rate and also clear Fafnir 10 for mission objective, but not enough to auto consistently. I suspect some relic improvements and 6 starring Tang Yun and Lynn should enable me to start doing Fafnir 10 auto.

Fafnir Boss Mechanics

So Fafnir is based around being quick, fast and able to multi hit effectively. Unlike Kronos and Apep where if you just bring a very damage heavy team and kill them quickly, it can work. However, Fafnir is a different matter as he has 3 phases which will halt that with some RNG involved.

Special thanks to ParallelHorizon, who datamined the stats and key data for all kinds of bosses.

Not only does Fafnir has 70% innate resistance at difficulty 10, it also has an annoying crystal who is constantly cleansing debuffs and giving him immunity. Let’s look at his skills:

Fafnir

Dragonbreath – Attacks all enemies and inflicts SPD down for 2 turns when a(n) 50% chance of inflicting Stun for 1 turn if buffed. This attack deals extra damage when fewer enemies remain on the field.

Dragon’s Curse – Used when Fafnir has Andvari’s Treasure. Dispels all buffs from the target and deals massive damage. Grants Fafnir DMG Up after defeating an esper.

Unbound Deluge (Passive) – Fafnir gains multiple HP stacks and disables all enemies’ AP-related abilities upon entering the battlefield. Each time Fafnir is attacked, the damage it takes will not exceed 35% of its max HP. For each HP stack lost, Fafnir gains Andvari’s Treasure, retaliates against the last attacker inflicting Icefield Abyss, and triggers the effects of Dragonbreath. Fafnir further reduces target’s max HP by 25% if buffed when casting Icefield Abyss.

The Left and Right Crystals

Suppression Tablet – Damages all enemies and inflicts Diseased for 2 turns.

Draconic Curse (Passive) – Grants Fafnir an ATK Up buff after death.

Blessing Tablet – Dispels all debuffs from the Boss while granting Immunity for 2 turns.

Dragonic Curse (Passive) – Grants Fafnir a SPD Up buff after death.

Fafnir Sequence and Battle Phases

Since Fafnir disables AP manipulation, all AP controllers are not going to offer much unless they are able to do some multi hits. Your team also needs fast speed (ideally no less than 160 even on your DPS espers). The reason is because if Fafnir lands speed down debuff on them, they will not be able to be fast enough to at least get in 1 attack during the shield sequence. He can also land stuns if your team is buffed, making it even more RNG fest. By running a full Wind element team, you will reduce that by another 50%, hence making runs a bit more bearable.

Battle Shield Phase (3 Times)

Fafnir starts with 5 bars of HP. Each time you reduce his HP to 0%, it will trigger a phase where he freezes the attacker that damaged him last. It cannot be cleansed and in that phase, he will gain a HP shield where you need to get rid of.

Fafnir 8/9 – 10 hit count shield
Fafnir 10 – 12 hit count shield

This will happen 3 times and you need all your espers to survive at least 2 phases, with the last one being okay to lose an esper without having Fafnir increasing his damage too much with his passive. If you lose 2 espers by phase 2, the run is pretty much over.

As you can see, difficulty 10 makes it a lot harder as if you do not bring enough multi-hit espers to bring the shield down, he will use a strong single target and kill the esper. It hits hard and usually one shots any DPS unless it is a miss hit on Wind element or the esper is a tanky one like Gabrielle. Even then, tanking is hard as he inflicts max HP reduction as well.

Having a shielder such as Berenice is very helpful as the right crystal will keep applying Disease on your espers. If you do not have a cleanser like Chang E, Celine, Clara, Sally or Unas, this will make Hades set or healers very ineffective here. Also, killing either the left or right crystal isn’t great either, as it will grant him a permanent attack up and speed up respectively.

If you successfully break the shield, your frozen esper will return to life, but still loses his 35% of their max HP. If the same esper gets him down to 0% the second time, it is possible he loses another chunk of his/her max HP. Since there are 3 phases, it is possible all 3 phases will be the same attacker. The odds of this happening is reduced if you have 3 or more attackers.

It is important to have at least 3 multi hitters since most of the time, one of them will be frozen and you need at least 12 hits on Fafnir 10 to break the shield. Fafnir has 100 speed, but if he inflicts a stun or speed down on any of your espers, they may not be able to get an attack in if their speed is about 150 or less. You will want your DPS espers to have at least 150 speed. The other alternative is to bring a cleanser or immunity buff that can get rid of these nasty debuffs.

The following is very useful against Fafnir:

Wind Element Espers – Having them reduces Fafnir’s debuff accuracy by 50% due to missing.
Multi Hitters – Having at least 3-4 multi hitters will improve your odds of breaking the shield consistently during the shield battle phase. Highly mandatory for consistent runs.
Immunity – Can help with preventing stuns, slows and disease.
Cleansing – Same as immunity, clearing slow and stuns will allow them to move.
Dispel Buff – Can help dispel the immunity from Fafnir, but he often gets it back from the crystal.
Invincibility – Prevent 1 hit KO at times.
Shield – Helps with survivability.
Defense Buff – Helps with survivability.
Attack Buff – Works on a very offensive team.
Speed Up – Allows your entire team to cancel out the speed down debuff.
Speed Leader – A speed leader will allow your team get more turns overall, which is useful.
Attack Leader – Can help quickly getting him into shield phase, lowering the number of times he attacks.

F2P Units

Skill Hits: 1/3/1

Gabrielle is a fusion esper and she provides immunity and defense buff. She may not be the best for multi hitting, with only skill 2 hitting 3 times. Since she will be built fast, she will often get 2 turns during the shield phase, making her an okay choice. Her HP leader skill also helps for beginner teams.

Skill Hits: 2/3/1

Lynn is a free esper given to new players. She is okay here as well. She does decent damage, with skill 2 being able to dispel the Fafnir immunity. Skill 3 gives a nice shield which helps for survivability. Her skill 1 will provide immunity as long as she crits.

3 Tang Yun [Six-Eared Macaque]

ATK
1144
HP
10002

DEF
831
SPEED
95

Skill Hits: 1/2/4

Probably the best one to build here. He is easy to max and farm. His best selling point is his extra proc chance to use his basic skill. Skill 3 hits 3 times and triggers Iron Polearm. Sometimes it can hit more than 4 times. His skill 1 has 30% chance to trigger Iron Polearm, potentially giving more hits. Skill 2 has 50% chance to trigger Iron Polearm. As you can see, he is all about triggering his basic skill. This gives you higher odds of breaking the Fafnir shield.

Skill Hits: 3/3/0

The best F2P support in terms of shielding. Her skill 3 offers a nice thick shield that keeps everyone safe. With high health and speed, she can prevent your team from dying. Her skill 2 hits 3 times with AP down and her skill 1 hits 3 times with defense break. However, the debuffs aren’t going to help here. We are more interested in her multi hitting abilities. She is also used in other areas of the game for team protection, so it is a worthwhile build.

Skill Hits: 2/3/1

She is a viable replacement ahead of Lu Yi if you don’t have him. Although a not so popular choice, she can get the job done. Her debuffs won’t help too much, but her skill hits will definitely help with breaking the shield.

Skil Hits: 3/1-3/1

Can be used here, although her skill 2 is a bit unreliable. Her skill 3 can strip Fafnir immunity buff. She doesn’t have element advantage here, so she will be stunned often when buffed.

Other Choices

Most of these units requires a lot of luck to pull. You may or may not get them unfortunately.

Skill Hits: 3/0/1-9

Probably the top choice for Fafnir. His third skill hits 9 times randomly, which means on average it will hit at least 3 times. His skill 1 always hits 3 times, so it always helps. he just needs enough speed and health to survive.

Skill Hits: 1/1/1

Has the all important speed and attack up buff, which really helps the entire team make sure they can get their attacks in. Her skill 3 gives her an extra turn, allowing here to skill cycle faster. Her skill 1 doesn’t do much here.

Skill Hits: 3/0/0

Sally can cleanse on skill 2 and provide attack buff. Her skill 3 provides healing, damage mitgation and cleanse. Best of all, her skill 1 hits 3 times and gives her immunity.

Skill Hits: 2/0/0

A strong healer that can cleanse debuffs and provide immunity. She can be the sole support of the team and you can run 4 multi hitters to complete your Fafnir 10 team.

Skill Hits: 1/5/3

Usable here for high damage and hit counts on skill 2 and 3. Due to elemental disadvantage, he will take more stuns and slow. However, if you have a good team to protect him, he will do fine here.

Skill Hits: 3/1/3

Also usable here with good hit counts on skill 1 and 3. His AP manipulation won’t do much here, but it is better than nothing. He also has element disadvantage, so it will require good relics.

Skill Hits: 1/1/3

You wonder why he is on the list. Due to him being a speed leader, a very fast Sander (220+ speed) will go twice during shield phase, effectively giving him 2 hits for his first two skills and more skill 3 triple hits. Do not use him if you cannot get higher than 220 speed.

Other Player Runs

Have a look at these for Fafnir 10 runs:

Hope this helps! We will be updating the guide as we go!

Dislyte Sonic Miracle Guide [Infernis, Windstriker, Flowrunner and Shimmerer]

GachaGamer — Wed, 01 Jun 2022 21:03:16 +0000

Welcome to the Sonic Miracles guide for new players! We will be going over the 4 elemental dungeons of Infernis, Windstriker, Flowrunner and Shimmerer.

Why Do Sonic Miracle?

Sonic Miracle is key in being able to ascend your espers to unlock a skill improvement, more stats and thus making them stronger. By defeating the 4 elemental bosses, you get the relevant elemental waves (basic, advanced and elite version) to upgrade your esper’s ascension circle.

As mentioned earlier, there are 4 elements:

Infernis – Inferno Element – Opens Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Windstriker – Wind Element – Opens Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Flowrunner – Flow Element – Opens Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
Shimmerer – Shimmer Element – Opens Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday

Each boss has slightly different mechanics and it will be discussed here. Let’s go over the stats of doing Sonic Miracle. Thanks to Parallel Horizon who was able to datamine and find out the actual stats and rates of drops.

The difficulty determines the extra resistance that the boss will have. You will want about 40% accuracy to land your debuffs on the stage 8 boss.

Sonic Miracles Boss	Extra Resistance
Stage 1	30
Stage 2	30
Stage 3	30
Stage 4	30
Stage 5	40
Stage 6	40
Stage 7	40
Stage 8	50

Drop Rates

The boss (all difficulties) has 0.5% chance to drop a Gold Record and a 3% chance to drop Nexus Crystals. When you defeat the boss, it will drop 2 boxes, each containing either the basic, advanced or elite waves.

Difficulty 1 to 2 – Only basic waves will drop
Difficulty 3-5 – Basic and advanced waves will drop
Difficulty 6-8 – Basic, advanced and elite waves can all drop here

Note: Each boss drops a varying amount of Box 1 and Box 2 depending on the difficulty level. The quantity from each box is 1. This means that at Difficulty 8, the maximum amount of materials you can obtain is 10 since there are a total of 10 boxes dropped.

Box 1

Sonic Miracle	Basic	Advanced	Elite	Number of Boxes
Difficulty 1	100.00%			1
Difficulty 2	100.00%			2
Difficulty 3	90.00%	10.00%		3
Difficulty 4	87.50%	12.50%		4
Difficulty 5	80.00%	20.00%		4
Difficulty 6	75.00%	22.50%	2.50%	4
Difficulty 7	72.00%	24.00%	4.00%	5
Difficulty 8	70.00%	25.00%	5.00%	6

Box 2

Sonic Miracle	Basic	Advanced	Elite	Nothing	Number of Boxes
Difficulty 1	50.00%			50.00%	2
Difficulty 2	50.00%			50.00%	2
Difficulty 3	40.00%	10.00%		50.00%	2
Difficulty 4	35.00%	15.00%		50.00%	2
Difficulty 5	65.00%	10.00%		25.00%	2
Difficulty 6	37.50%	10.00%	2.50%	50.00%	4
Difficulty 7	25.00%	7.50%	5.00%	62.50%	4
Difficulty 8	15.00%	12.50%	10.00%	62.50%	4

Sonic Miracle bosses can also trigger Ripple Dimensions. The difficulty does not change chances of getting one.

Ripple Name	88%	6%	6%	Number of Users
Bardon	50			20
Chang Pu	100			20
Brynn	1			20
Drew	1			20
Li Ao	100			20
Zelmer	100			20
Hall	100			20
Tang Yun	100			20
Freddy	100			20
David	100			20
Berenice	100			20
Leon	100			20
Helena	1			20
Jeanne	100			20
Unky Chai	100			20
Ye Suhua		100		30
Dhalia			100	30

How that we got the drop rates out of the way, let’s go over the boss mechanics.

Boss Mechanics

For all 4 bosses, you will want to have some of the following buffs or debuffs to make your life easier:

Attack Up – Increases your team’s overall dps.
Defense Up – Take reduce damage from the mobs and the boss.
Attack Down – Boss deals less damage.
Defense Down – Increase damage dealt to the boss by 60%.
Sear – Increase damage dealt (only 25%). Stack this with defense down for even more damage.
SPD Up – Your team moves faster and have more turns.
SPD Down – Boss moves 30% slower and thus doing less damage.

F2P Espers (Easily Available)

The espers below are ones that you either can farm from Ripple Dimensions (Dhalia and Ye Suhua), pulling from gacha, free unit (Lynn), fusion units (Gabrielle and Fabrice) and the guaranteed Legendaries (Li Ling or Tang Xuan).

3 Unky Chai [Yue Lao]

Support

ATK
859
HP
11217

DEF
1031
SPEED
101

Top Single Target DPS Espers (4 Stars)

There are some 4 stars that I would mention here because they are very good in Sonic Miracle due to their skills that can hit very hard on a single target. If you are lucky, you might pull one of the them during your first 120 pulls.

ATK
1224
HP
11294

DEF
794
SPEED
95

4 Lin Xiao [White Tiger]

A 5 star unit disguised as a 4 star unit. She brings so much to the table that it is silly. She is easy to build as she does not need crit rate due to her buff from Tiger’s Roar, which grants her 100% crit rate for 3 turns. With max skill ups, she will always crit. Her skill 3 also can apply speed down and defense break to all enemies. Her skill 2 applies up to 4 bleed stacks and her skill 1 can apply diseased.

She brings so much utility and damage that having her alone will reduce all your dungeon run times by a lot. Since she is a shimmer unit and cant miss, she will always apply her debuffs.

Sander is another solid single target DPS/Controller. He is a speed leader and his attacks scale with speed. He also brings utility with stun on skill 3, speed down on skill 2 and AP decrease on skill 1. He is a controller that can also dish out tonnes of damage. Since he can slow down the Sonic Miracle bosses, it is a no brainer to use him.

Another strong DPS that can steal enemy buffs and make herself stronger. Her skill 3 scales damage off how many buffs she got. It also steals 2 buffs from the enemy. She does a lot of damage in Sonic Miracles against the bosses, particularly Shimmerer.

Her skill 2 can apply buff block. Her skill 1 can also steal a buff. She can work as a single target DPS or AoE, depending on the number of enemies left. She does have a bit of randomness on both skill 2 and 3, so it may deter some players.

However, her kit is so strong, especially when you can stack many buffs on her before she attacks. She is also immortal against Shimmerer as she steals his thick shield.

Lu Yi deals damage based on enemy max HP. His skill 3 also hits random enemies, but since there is only 1 target in the boss stage, that means that all the arrows will hit the boss, doing big damage. He also has sear debuff, helping your entire team deal more damage. You will want to bring another defense breaker to further boost the damage dealt. He is also usable in Fafnir as well.

Now, let’s go over some simple strategy and teams for F2P players.

Infernis

Skills

Lashing Pride – Damages an enemy once.
Sonic Upgrade (Passive) – Lower HP grants greater damage.
Burning Roar – Damages all enemies once.

The boss does more damage as his health gets lower. The key here is to bring a lot more single target damage DPS espers to quickly burst him down. When you are starting out, you want to work your way up. A good starter early starter team would look like this:

This has attack down, defense down, attack up, heals and damage. This will work all the way up to difficulty 6 before you want to switch out some espers for a more damaging team. Once you farm up and upgrade some espers, a mid game F2P team would be:

Feel free to sub out any DPS for stronger ones that you might have pulled from the gacha.

Windstriker

Skills

Howling Pride – Damages an enemy once.
Poison Spread (Passive) – Deals greater damage to targets with Poison.
Burning Roar – Deals damage to all enemies and inflicts Poison for 2 turns.

The Windstriker can apply a lot of poison stacks. You will want to have at least 1 healer here. The starter team that is used for Infernis can also be used here. If you have Berenice built here, she can be the only healer/shielder here as long as you have enough damage.

Feel free to sub out any DPS for stronger ones that you might have pulled from the gacha.

Flowrunner

Skills

Maelstrom Pulse – Damages an enemy once.
Sonic Life (Passive) – When dealing damage, restores HP equal to certain proportion of damage dealt. The more action one takes, the more damage one suffers.
Devouring Wave – Damages all enemies once.

The Flowrunner boss can heal himself from the damage he deals. You will definitely want the debuff disease to prevent the healing from happening. Here are some F2P espers that have that debuff:

It is not a big deal if you don’t have it. It just means the run takes longer. You can still use DPS method and just try to burst him down as quickly as possible. A starter F2p team would look like this:

And of course if you have pulled stronger espers like Lin Xiao or Lu Yi, you will want them on the team.

Shimmerer

Skills

Striking Pulse – Damages an enemy once.
Noise Shell (Passive) – Shield grants a damage dealt boost and damage taken mitigation.
Awesome Shock – Damages all enemies once and grants a shield equal to a certain proportion of max HP.

The Shimmerer can shield himself, making him a lot tankier. You will want espers that can dispel or steal buffs to make this easier. Here are some F2P espers that will help here:

It is also not that big of a deal if you cannot strip the buff. You can also do a lot of damage to break the shield. The run just takes a bit longer. A starter F2P team would be:

Keep in mind that when you are doing these runs, if you are failing them, then it is most likely your relic or esper levels are not there yet. Upgrade some more and you will eventually do difficulty 8 without much problems.

Bonus Tip

Once you are able to do difficulty 6, you can start to use the item Elemental Wave Booster to get bonus drops for 1 hour. I suggest doing this when you can get your run times to about less than 2 minutes. This way, you can do at least 20 runs and get a lot of bonus elite waves for 1 hour, thus shortening the time it takes to ascend an esper.

Obviously, as your relics get better, your run times will decrease. The ideal difficulty to use it on is 8 and if you can get less than 1 minute run time, then you can do 50-60 runs, thus racking up a lot of elite waves to quickly ascend 2 espers.

Dislyte Re-roll Guide for Beginners [Top Espers to Pick]

GachaGamer — Tue, 31 May 2022 19:13:47 +0000

Welcome to the Dislyte re-roll guide for new players! In this tutorial, we will go over the viable espers that can help you in your journey. By the way, the game is completely doable without having to roll any top tier espers. My own account F2P with no re-rolls and only free units upgraded has already completed Kronos 10 and Apep 10 auto runs reliably using the same team.

How to Re-roll?

Keep in mind that you can re-roll 3 times unless you are playing on a PC emulator.

Re-rolling is quite simple. Follow these steps:

Step 1 – Grind to Chapter 3.8 so you can do the first 10 summons (guaranteed Li Ling or Tang Xuan)

Step 2 – If you didn’t get what you wanted, click on your profile picture on the top left corner. Select settings and head to services tab.

Step 3 – Click on initialization and it will clear your account data so you can do this all over again.

Step 4 – Connect your data to an email address or one of the social accounts to continue.

Step 5 – The game will prompt you a code to confirm that you want to delete the account. After that, you go back to step 1.

Why Re-roll?

There are a few reasons to re-roll, including getting head start for easier early game play, or really wanting specific espers and just for fun.

You are guaranteed to get either Li Ling or Tang Xuan on your first 10 summons.

What most don’t know is that you can also pull other legendary espers and shimer espers alongside either one of them. So this is the best one to re-roll for. Ideally, you want to roll for another legendary esper to make it worthwhile. The rates is 1% Legendary, 9% for Epic and Rare is 90%. And then there is 7% for a Shimmer esper and the rest split between the other 3 elements.

Before we go over the suggested espers to roll for, let’s talk about choosing between Li Ling or Tang Xuan.

Both espers are solid DPS units that can be used in various game modes. They are a bit similar, although their element plays a huge part in who should be picked. TLDR is to pick Li Ling as your main DPS for early game. I will list the reasons below.

The thing with this game is there are some key things that are important to have early on and that will be the deciding factor on whether to use them. The faster it can get you to mid game, the better the esper is for pulling. The following are key:

1 – Can they help farm fodder?

Both espers are decent at it due to their skill 2 being able to heal themselves. Granted that any DPS unit can be a farmer with a Hades set, these 2 espers have AoE attacks on their skill 3, making them more efficient. In this case, both espers are viable and both get 1 point each in my books.

2 – Usable in Kronos 1-10?

Tang Xuan is at element disadvantage here, so he is not that great here. Li Ling will do well here as neutral element. Since Kronos is where you would spent a majority of your time to farm up your first few sets of War Machine and Wind Walkers, it is key that the esper can do this. So Li Ling gets 1 point here.

3 – Usable in Apep 1-10?

Li Ling has elemental advantage while Tang Xuan is neutral. Apep is a boss that is harder than Kronos and it is also important to note that the espers should not have too many multi-hitting skills. Due to Li Ling’s 2nd and 3rd skill hitting 5 and 3 hits respectively, it triggers Apep’s counter, so making it a bit hard. Tang Xuan is a bit better with only his 3rd skill hitting twice. So I would give both 1 point as they are both viable here.

4 – Usable in Fafnir 1-10?

Fafnir is a lot harder than Apep and Kronos and there is a lot of RNG involved. While Li Ling is element disadvantage, his multi hits on 2nd and 3rd skill will help break the boss shield. Tang Xuan only has 2 hits on his 3rd skill, making him less of an option despite having element advantage. So 1 point for Li Ling here.

5 – How useful are they in Cube Miracles?

Both will be used here due to their sustain and as DPS espers, it is almost a requirement to be a bit more self sufficient. They are viable here so 1 point for both.

6 – How useful are they in Spatial/Temporal Tower?

Now in the tower, the difficulty level scales the higher you go and having max HP damage scaling is useful in this mode. Both espers have max HP scaling damage, so they are good here as well. 1 point for each!

7 – Usable in Sonic Miracles farming?

Aside from dealing with their element disadvantage when fighting the opposing element boss, they deal good damage here as they also both have single target attacks. 1 point for each!

8 – How viable are they for PvP?

While they are not the the best in terms of end game PvP, they can do well early game to help you move to Tier 6+ so you can farm enough points to buy key items in the shop, particularly the legendary abilimon. 1 point for each as well!

Now that puts Li Ling with 8 points and Tang Xuan with 6 points. He loses out on Kronos and Fafnir boss runs. The logical choice here is to pick Li Ling, but if you like Tang Xuan’s design, it is also viable. At the end of the day, do what you like! This is just a recommendation.

Recommended Espers to Re-roll For

With Li Ling or Tang Xuan out of the way, let’s talk about the top espers to try and roll for.

5★ Supports

Probably the most broken unit in the game. His passive grants himself haste, which gives him 30 speed per stack, up to 90 speed. He also has the highest base speed in the game. He also grants immunity to all teammates when he gets to move. Once he gets to move, he can cast a AoE +30% AP for the whole team and deal AoE damage. When built fast, he literally can protect your team from getting debuffed and allow everyone to get more turns over time. He is only weak to stuns/freezes/petrification.

He also gets defense break on skill one. Being a neutral element, he doesn’t miss and defense break makes your whole team do more damage. He can be used on all game modes except for Fafnir. That gives you tremendous utility just for pulling him. He is hard to pull though, so good luck!

Sally is a very strong support who can provide team attack buff with cleanse and even hp heal on skill 2 and give a lot of damage mitigation on skill 3 via Sweet Harvest. Keep in mind that skill 3 also cleanses a debuff off allies and heal them as well. Her skill one can grant her immunity.

Her kit is designed to counter heavy debuffers and there are plenty in this game. Also for F2P players, there aren’t too many cleansers around, so she has tremendous value.

Much like Sally, Clara is designed to deal with debuffers. Her passive remove 2 debuffs from an ally and grant them immunity if they have no debuffs. The heal also turns into a shield if at full health. Her skill 3 grants a nice 35% hp heal and 20% AP boost. That is great for both PvE and PvP. Her skill 1 can heal herself or allies, depending on who has the lowest HP.

Due to her healing poweress, she is also usable across all game modes, including Fafnir at an element disadvantage. She can also solo Apep (although very slow) if you want to farm fodder there.

5★ DPS

Like Unas, she is very hard to get. However, being a shimmer unit, she has the most loaded kit for PvP. She is also usable in PvE, but PvP is where she shines. Her skill 3 cleanses all debuffs, and uses an AoE attack that dispel ALL enemy buffs and apply defense break on them. Her skill 2 is an AoE attack that applies buff block and decrease enemy max HP. This works wonders as the battle goes on. Her skill 1 can steal buff and inflict sear, allowing your team to do more damage. Her utility is just too good to pass up.

Her kit is so loaded that she posses such a threat that if she is on the opponent team, you want to take her out quickly or else you can say goodbye to your own buffs.

Donar is a solid tank that can help you solo XP stages and also excel in PvP. He can also solo Kronos 10 if needed, but does require good relics. His passive allows him to deal damage every turn to all enemies. When built with high defense, crit rate and crit damage, he can tank well with a Hades/Sword Avatara set. He also grants defense up and immunity on skill 3 and hit a single enemy, making him even tankier. His skill 1 can apply attack down.

However, he does require good relics, so don’t expect top tier performance without it.

Hyde is also similar to Donar in terms of being able to solo stuff. When geared with a good Hades/Sword Avatara set, he can solo Apep 10 by himself and do XP stages without much problem. The good thing is that he cannot be buffed or debuffed, so he will always be taking turns no matter what happens. His passive grants him Breath of the Deep stacks, which improves his damage and survivability. His skill 1 reduces enemy max HP + steal 2 buffs, which is useful against tough enemies. His third skill steal 1 buff from all enemies and restore some of his health from the damage dealt.

When built with good relics, he will shine in both Apep, XP farming and also hard content. With enough stacks, he becomes really tanky and can dish out a lot of damage over time. Keep in mind he is also a very end game esper, so don’t expect top tier performance early on with mediocre relics.

4★ DPS