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Mnchngrngs’ guide to Anti-Idle

Mnchngrngs Guide to Anti-Idle The Game

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

First ascension Checklist

First ascend Checklist 7

In-Depth Look At the Features

1. Getting Started with A:TG Features 7

Progress Bar

2. A more in-depth look at some features 8

Garden

Garden 9

Battle Arena

Fishing 12

NOTES

Adventures 16

BATTLE ARENA MENUS

Tukkun FCG 17

Item Tooltips

Lol Market 24

Stats

Button 25

Skills

Arcade - This is just going to be a basic explanation of how each game works 26

Weapon Classes

Technical Lights 27

Tiers

3. What to buy? (Permanent Upgrades) 32

Runes

4. The start of the Battle Arena (yes, r1-r500 is only the start) 37

NOTES 38

Tooltip Fun! 39

The stat screen 42

Rank 1-40 52

BATTLE ARENA MENUS 53

Bonus Preferences 54

Change Difficulty 55

Bestiary 55

Item Fusion 57

Item Storage 57

Invisible Allies 59

Change Rings 60

Item Crafting 70

Raid Entries 72

Rank 40-100 72

Rank 100-200 75

Rank 200-250 84

Rank 250-300 88

Rank 300-500 96

5. What do I buy? (Consumables) 104

6. Ascensions 105

Basics of ascending 105

Medium Ascension 107

Hard ascension 108

Impossible 109

Ascension Points 110

7. Now I’m rank 500, what do I do? 112

RANK 500 112

SI Rocks rock 117

Raid List (not to be done in any specific order) 118

Secret Dungeon (SD) (yes, again) (HCWM) 119

Triangle Hideout (TH) 122

Spooky Crypt (SC) 123

Secret Dungeon (yet again!?!?!) (HCapocalypse) 124

Megaboss’ Revenge (MBR) 126

Endless Dungeon (ED) 127

Special Training Zone (STZ) 129

Dark Pyramid 130

Secret Dungeon (GIGA) 131

Rebirths 136

Step 1: ULTRA allies 138

Step 2: Gear 139

Rank 50 - 90 140

Rank 90 - 213 142

Rank 213 - 250 144

Rank 250 - 318 145

Rank 318 - 500 147

ALL RANKS 148

Step 3: Mastering Allies 150

Rank 50 151

Rank 90 151

Rank 183 151

Rank 213 152

Rank 250 152

Rank 318 152

Step 4: Actually rebirthing 152

Rank 50-90 153

Rank 90-250 153

Rank 250-318 154

Rank 318-500 154

Chip Farming 154

ULTRA allies 158

Fighting ULTRA enemies 164

Runes 165

Battle Runes 167

Reward Runes 169

Useful Gears and Allies (for R500) 171

Weapons 171

Weapon Specifics 175

Armours 187

Accessories 190

Invisible Allies 192

Skill analysis 193

Battle Points 203

levelling up your gear 204

Tiers 205

Greens 206

Oranges 206

Purples 208

Museum 208

8. Progress Bar Modules 209

Daily Restock 225

9. Farming Resources 225

Coins 225

Battle Arena 227

Pet Foods 232

Other Resources 233

Useful tools 234

Credits 237

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First ascend Checklist

Keep your garden up, red tree master race

Buy activate all cards and mega career potions from the special shop

Keep business on Button, and get 4 or more grandpas ASAP (shift)

Use your 1.5x cards

Kill the FCG legendary monster every day

Send your cyborg to do things

Buy your perm upgrades

Buy your Consumables if you don't like those

Upgrade your epic skills, double progress -> coin collector -> boost charger -> whatever

Buy some cheap Modules for your prog bar, what they are doesn't matter

Quests and achieves increase progress bar reward

Do Typing at least once

Feed the dragon 1,000 times

Mnchguide has almost all your answers, use it. Ctrl+F to find things

1. Getting Started with A:TG Features

Progress Bar - Very simple, it fills and gives you a reward when claimed. Keep buying speed, more speed=better. Buy a set of progress bar modules that you like and then you can save your white coins for later. Rewards

Boost - boost increases almost all rewards, and makes the progress bar fill faster, keep increasing your max boost. Auto booster

Garden - keep your trees planted, harvest when you can harvest them, buy the mini garden quickly so you don’t have to keep going into the garden to harvest, get the autoharvester card as soon as possible

Button - click the button, get about 3-5 grandpas and ignore this feature for a while

Printer - keep Battery Charger card active and level up, pays itself off eventually

Arcade - I suck at the arcade, I think you just play games and hope you’re good at them. Or just make Cyborg do it. (This is what most people do)

Stadium - do impossible races till your time is less than 12 seconds, then do medium races. Doing your daily death match is good exp, even if you’re bad at it

Fukkun TCG - www.tinyurl.com/pwdecklist

Lol Market - Buy low sell high, Tech Lights are made for this thing

Adventures - hold 0, upgrade your max energy whenever you can, 9 to use refills

Fishing - press a button when the tip of the triangle is on the red line

Careers - you get bonuses for doing things, and these bonuses go up as you do them

Pet - Feed your pet some food, you get more exp in features the more you feed it. Also, each pet level increases the reward you get from the progress bar by 1% (additively) Mystery Effect Explained

Cyborg - He does stuff for you. You get cyborg points by doing things that he could do for you. Task comparison

So now that you have an idea of how to do most of the features (with the exception of Battle Arena), you should be well on your way past level 100, or something like that. When you reach level 100+ you should scroll down the world menu (yes it does scroll) and do typing, for a few reasons: first of which is that when you finish you get a whopping 2000 Blue Coins, secondly it tells you how to backup your save file, and lastly it tells you to ask questions in chat. I assume that since you are reading this guide you asked a question already, making this entire first section relatively useless to you, and to that, I say too bad. However, this is a total scam, you should be asking questions in chat and should instead ask here.

When you reach 10,000 quest tokens (Shift+U to auto claim all quests in the quests tab) you can unlock the special shop. This allows you to get cards for free by buying the “Activate All Cards” item in the special shop for 9,000 quest tokens. This will get you that printer card I mentioned above, and Auto Harvest for the garden, among other things. After you have gotten this a few times, you can change to buying Legendary boxes, which will give you the cards you need, and 1.5x exp/coin cards.

2. A more in-depth look at some features

Garden

Adventures

Tukkun FCG

Fishing

Lol Market

Button

Printer

Arcade

Techlights

Stadium

Tukkun FCG

Energy Cards

Monster Cards

Spell Cards

Strategies

LOL Market

Awesome Adventures

Fishing

Exams

Careers

Business

Simulation Cyborg

Pet

Technical Lights

What to Buy (Permanent Upgrades)

Battle Arena first run (ranks 1 to 500)

Rank 1-40

Rank 40-100

Rank 100-200

Rank 200-250

Rank 250-350

Rank 350-500

Rank 500 (first time)

Ascension

Ascension Basics

Ascension Points

Permanent Ascension Perks

Medium Ascensions

Hard Ascensions

Impossible Ascensions

What to buy (Consumables)

Challenges

Challenge 1

Challenge 2

Challenge 3

Challenge 4

Challenge 5

Challenge 6

Battle Arena Beyond Rank 500

Special Infinity Bonus Rocks

Raids

Rebirths

Step 1: ULTRA allies

Step 2: Gear

Step 3: Mastering Allies

Step 4: Actually rebirthing

Chip Farming

Ultra enemies/allies

Fighting ULTRA enemies

Battle Points

Farming Resources

Coins

Battle Arena

Pet Foods

Others

Useful Tools

Credits

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Garden

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The garden has three different sections that all do pretty much the same thing, give you a bunch of coins. There’s the home garden where you’re provided with a selection of seeds and pay the government some money to be allowed to plant them, but you get the entire harvest for yourself, at least that’s what Tukkun tells you but secretly your trees should be giving you twice as many yellow coins as they do and Tukkun is skimming 50% of all our rewards for himself, can you believe it! Even so, these trees are still quite profitable for you, especially if you use (mega) fertilizers on them.

Tree Name

Free Tree

Blue Tree

Pink Tree

Green Tree

Lime Tree

Yellow Tree

Red Tree

Black Tree

Cost

YC,GC,BC

25k

100k, 200

500k,1000

2.5m, 5k

10m, 20k

40m, 500k, 500

160m, 2m, 2k

Harvest Value

6000

40k

125k

200k

500k

600k

Garden exp

100

200

400

250

1250

20 ferts

2.653x

15920

106120

331625

530600

1326500

2653k

1591800

7959k

20 mega ferts

6.7275x

40365

269100

840978

1345500

3363750

6727500

4036500

20182500

21 mega ferts

7.4x

44401

296k

925k

1.48m

3.7m

7.4m

4440k

22.2m

HV/sec (no ferts)

190.5

142.9

131.6

94.444444444444444

111.1111111111111

92.6

163.1

206.2

HV/sec (20 mega ferts)

1281

961

885

639

747.5

623

1097

1387

As you can see from that table, there’s really only 4 trees that are even worth looking at in the home garden blue, red, free, and black. However, 3 of those trees have a fairly large problem with them, 1 of which only becomes relevant later in the game. The free tree only lasts like, 5 minutes, and nobody wants to replant that thing all the time, so you can’t use that as your main tree. Additionally, free trees are unaffected by harvest value modules (irrelevant) and will only give 1 blue coin per harvest, despite qualifying for more. The blue tree lasts a bit longer, with 30 minutes, but that’s still not good for idling overnight, and too short for basic idling for many, it’s also frequent enough that I don’t want to have to replant it that often. And the issue with the black trees is less obvious, it lasts very long and has the highest harvest value per second of any tree, what could possibly be the issue. The issue comes with ascending (resetting the game), when you ascend, all harvest timers in the gardens get reset, so with such a long harvest timer, you can easily ascend fast enough for them to never harvest, or just lose large amounts of time. And these are the reasons behind the RED TREE MASTER RACE. now as for using fertilizers, other than the obvious thing that you should always max all your trees with mega ferts for more harvest value, is it actually worth it?

Well, red trees cost 500 blue coins, and each mega fertilizer costs 2000 BC, so 20 mega ferts on 25 red trees costs 52500 BC. since the blue coin to gain per harvest is

Blue Coin To Earn =round up(0.5 + plot Exp To Earn * 0.1)

Green Coin To Earn = round up(250 + plot Exp To Earn * 50)

And you are harvesting 23 times per tree, you only need to earn 91 BC per tree per harvest. Which would mean you need to earn about 900 plot exp from harvest. Each mega fertilizer increases the plot exp to earn by 2, while each fertilizer increases it by 1 (you can only apply 20 fertilizers, mega or regular does not matter, so use mega over regular) so each red tree gives you 250+2*20 plot exp, or 290, which is not quite enough to return the investment on BC, However, you will also gain about 15000 GC per harvest, and plenty of extra YC to make it worthwhile overall. This also ignores all other bonuses, such as mastery, plot level, ascend perks, ascension point perks, and career.

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The second garden you unlock is another garden! This garden, much like the home garden, lets you plant some trees, and harvest their fruit.and when I say harvest their fruit I mean it, every time you harvest a tree in another garden you have a chance to gain random fruit, which can be eaten for exp (rip off) or sold for YC and Garden Points. However, unlike the home garden, in another garden, you selectively breed seeds to get better seeds that you want, with 75 different seeds to choose from in total. Each seed has its own stats and unique benefits to using them is what I would say if that were true. However, just like in the home garden, only a few are worth looking at. Specifically, seeds 2, 25, and 52 are the best for various things. 52 is the best seed if you are silly and never use fertilizers or factor in any bonuses, while 25 is the best if you are factoring all the bonuses, ascending slowly enough to get most of the harvests, and they are planted on a -25% harvest time day. Seed 2 However, is the best if you’re planting normally, and mega ferting, and factor in the other bonuses. The breeding for this can be pretty weird but http://jsfiddle.net/V3Tw5/5/ or http://crazye97.blogspot.ca/p/another-garden-breeding.html are able to predict exactly what you’re doing to get from breeding your seeds.

The third and final garden, another another garden, is, yet again, a garden where you plant trees and take their bounty for sale. However, this one, like the last one, has a twist. In another another garden, instead of being provided with your seeds, or selectively breeding your seeds, you are able to genetically modify your seeds to be exactly what you want. However, this is a fairly useless ability as just maxing all the bars and mega ferting as many times as you can (after you have 10 plots or so) is the only real strategy for profit with this garden.

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First ascension Checklist

Keep your garden up, red tree master race

Buy activate all cards and mega career potions from the special shop as soon as possible

Keep business on Button, and get 4 or more grandpas ASAP (shift)

Use your 1.5x cards

Kill the FCG legendary monster every day

Send your cyborg to do things

Buy your perm upgrades

Buy your Consumables if you don't like those

Upgrade your epic skills, double progress -> coin collector -> boost charger -> whatever

Buy some cheap Modules for your prog bar, what they are doesn't matter

Quests and achieves increase progress bar reward

Do Typing at least once

Feed the dragon 1,000 times

Mnchguide has almost all your answers, use it. Ctrl+F to find things

In-Depth Look At the Features

Progress Bar

Rewards

The progress bar passively fills at a rate of 2 * boost / 100 * 40 / fps * progress bar Speed / 100. Boost is your boost%, viewable below your progress bar, this is present in nearly every feature and is largely a global multiplier. FPS is your frames per second, shown in the bottom left hand corner of the game screen, is there to equalize the speed of your progress bar regardless of how fast your game is running.

Every time you claim a reward you gain exp equal to 1.4 * boost% * level ^ 0.6 * progress bar reward%, along with a random amount of 80% to 120% of 0.35 * boost% * level ^ 0.6 * progress bar reward% coins. This along with 100 Green coins and 10% for a single blue coin.

However, the main draws to the progress bar are the two main modifiers to it, epic skills and modules.

Epic Skills

There are seven epic skills available once you buy the Epic Licence at level 1337. These are Double Progress, Boost Charger, Coin Collector, Battery Booster, Fanatical Fisher, Module master, and Cyborg Charger. These 7 skills are grouped into 4 groups based on max level, and quite easy to remember. Each group is just the first 2 ungrouped skills from left 2 right. Starting with group 1 which has a max level of 30, every new group has a max level 10 less than that of the last, leaving cyborg charger alone in the last group with a max level of 0.

The cost to level each of these scale up quite rapidly, but since only 3 of them are worth spending significant amounts of yellow coins on. These are Double Progress, Coin Collector, and Boost Charger. The other skills are nice, save for Battery Booster, but don’t significantly impact anything on your early game, and should be ignored until the cost to upgrade them is trivial to you. The specific cost to level a skill is round down 100 current level ^ 2 * 1500000)

Modules

Progress bar modules give you bonuses every time you claim a reward from the progress bar. This happens quite regularly so it is very beneficial to have decent progress bar modules. generally, speaking, it is only worth it to buy shiny tier 9 modules, as those are the best modules in the game, and anything else will be replaced, so why waste the white coins on them? There are 2 classes of mods in the game, mods that have a prize of 1, and mods that have a non-1 prize. It’s extremely easy to identify these modules by looking at the reward they give, if it’s 1, you’ve found a mod with a prize of 1, if it isn’t 1, you’ve got yourself a classic case of non-1 prize module. Each class of mod has its own way of calculating the prize, and it’s own way of calculating the bonus it gets for being shiny. For all calculations, tier 9 modules are counted as tier 10. The proc chance (1) and white coin cost (1) for all modules are giving later.

For prize of 1 modules the chance to proc is [round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))]

Whereas for non-1 prize modules the chance to proc is [Round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))] with a prize for proc (2) being Round down(prize for proc (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))

However, they both have the same white coin cost of {Round up[Round (white coin cost (1) * Tier * Tier) * (Tier + 11) / 20]}

Shiny modules will have a Shiny Token Cost of [Round down ((30 + mod Tier * 2 + mod Tier * mod Tier / 2) * mod Size)] With the negative effects of 10x white coin cost and a size increase of 1.

The benefit for a prize of 1 shiny module is that they have a 5x Chance to proc bonus, while non-1 prize shiny modules have a 2.5x bonus for their chance to proc, while also getting a 2x bonus for the reward.

Every time the module shop restocks (daily or bought) which type of module shops up is randomized between 1 of the 42 modules. With the first 4 being common, all the size 4 modules being rare, along with the size 3 pet food modules, and lol modules above level 3. The remaining modules are uncommon. A common module has a 95/315 chance to show up upon restock, whereas uncommon modules are 192/315 and rare modules make up the remaining 28/315 chance. If the modules is too big for you store, or a rage/MP/HP module, it gets rerolled.

module type 1, Exp module

The Exp module is quite nice. You gain 30% more exp from the progress bar for having it equipped. Having more equipped gives more exp. 4 st9 exp modules increases exp gain from progress bar by a whole 108%! While extremely nice, this only places them at the third best module for exp, meaning that they just shouldn't be used

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15

Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.014] extra EXP from progress bar

module type 2, Coin Module

Coin modules are sadly quite shit. You do gain 30% more coins from the progress bar with these, However, this is actually quite poor. For exp, these aren’t even a top 5 module. For Yellow coins, these are also actually one of the worse modules for it. There’s very little reason to think about using these.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15

Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.0035] extra Yellow coins from progress bar

module type 3, Green Coin Module

Green coins give you more progress boxes. You gain 500 extra green coins per progress bar claim with one of these. The extra green coins allow you to buy more progress boxes, more progress boxes give more everything. These are just, the best modules for most things, like exp, yellow coin, and blue coin.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 250

Gain [prize for proc (2)] Green Coins

module type 4, Blue Coin Module

Blue coin mods are only really good for unpractical things, like buying copious amounts of apocalypse crates and skipping tons of random quests. Because of this these modules are talked about in high regard by late game players but aren’t something you should prioritize early on, the 2 blue coins per claim just aren’t that good.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 2

Gain [prize for proc (2)] Blue Coins

module type 5, White Coin Module

White coin modules are just completely useless. They are a huge investment, unlikely to appear, and don’t even have a good return on investment. Almost every other module type gives more White coins per claim than the white coin modules do.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 250

proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1

Gain [prize for proc (2)] White Coins

module type 6, Boost Module

Boost modules are quite okay. They would be useful if certain game mechanics didn’t exist that made them completely worthless. Having extra boost up to yellow cap is quite nice for idling, but comes with many flaws. The main flaw is that regular boost potions keep you very close, meaning you can get their effect without this mod.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 2

Gain [prize for proc (2)] boost

module type 7, Boost Freeze Module

Because of how good 6000% boost and the freeze ascension point perk is, this module is very good. However, due to the 1 hour cap on freeze time this mod is in a weird place in that they’re useless for progress box spam, as you’ll just reapply the mega boost potion and use better mods, but also useless for idling, as you’ll run out of freeze and then just have a useless mod equipped. These are quite useful for late game players that doing battle arena raids and don’t want to reapply boost potions all the time.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 100

proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 5

Boost Freeze = boost Freeze + prize for proc (2) / 10

module type 8, 1.5x EXP Module

Why would you use a 1.5x exp module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10

1.5x Exp Time = 1.5x Exp Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 9, 1.5x Coin Module

Why would you use a 1.5x coin module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2

proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10

white coin cost (1) = 10

1.5x Coin Time = 1.5x Coin Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 10, Harvest Value Module

Due to many a nerf these modules are now a shell of their former version. What were once the best modules in the game are now niche at best. They can probably do something okay? These shouldn’t be a priority for anybody unless you really want one for some weird reason that you think is good. You would need about 4500 harvests for both home and AG trees to make 3 st9 HVMs return a net positive on the instant progress to cap them

Fishing

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100

Increase harvest value of plots 1-50 by [prize for proc (2)] up to 10,000,000, excludes free trees.

To begin fishing you just press any button on your keyboard that isn’t set to a specific function when the yellow triangle is near the red line. Alternatively, if you do not press any button you have a chance to automatically catch the item. Certain items can only be caught while actively catching items, and requires perfect streaks. A higher skill level will let you catch better fish and increases your chance to catch a fish while idle. You can increase your chance to idly catch in many ways, all the factors are your ascension perks, Current Skill Level, level of the fish/junk that is appearing, whether you have the idlers rod equipped, and fishing career level. After skill 30 it no longer costs YC to upgrade your fishing skill, but you lose 1 skill level per day, making it hard to keep up. Fishing with a skill level above 30, you also get a “legendary” exp bonus for catching stuff, capping at 170% reward at skill 50 for catching things. At skill 50 you can attempt to take a fishing exam to further increase your Skill Level, up to level 60. If you successfully pass your first exam you will no longer lose 1 skill level per day. If your skill level is above 50 you gain eternal legend exp, maxing out at 150%.

module type 11, Pet Mana Module

Pet Mana modules started out as the best, due to a bug that made them completely broken and part of multiple infinite exp loops. Now that they work as intended, they completely suck. Even for pet mana, these are not the best modules for that, the pet food modules are better. These mods are sadly just a waste of space and resources.

Basic

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

Improved

proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 1

Golden

Pet gains [prize for proc (2)] mana

Cursed

Anti-Fish

Anti-Junk

Idler

Guardian

Rainbow

Mysterious

Basic Fishing Rod

module type 12, Garden Point Module

This is the first rod you get, it comes with the feature so everybody has it. It’s just your generic fishing rod, is what some would say. However, this fishing rod comes with the special ability to increase the mastery you gain from each catch by a whole 5 points! This will also increase career exp gained by a full 150 points before other multipliers! This is actually a fairly good bonus, making this the best rod for quite a while, helping you ascend to higher skills of fishing more quickly.

Improved Fishing Rod

Garden point modules are also pretty bad, mostly due to garden points being not that useful. Gaining 5 garden points per prog claim is okay, but comes with the issue of no use. These can be okay for unlocking all of AAG perhaps? Otherwise, these are pretty much completely useless.

This rod is unlocked upon reaching fishing skill 15, which is quite the feat, requiring quite the sum of coins and fishing mastery. By the time you unlock this rod, you will probably only have 1 or 2 other rods, and be dying for an upgrade. Unfortunately, all this rod does is sometimes increase the level of the fish you catch by 1, which is usually worse than the bonus you get from the basic rod. If your skill is higher than the level of the fish, it is more likely to be upgraded.

Golden Fishing Rod

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500 prize for proc (1) = 5

Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden points

This rod is unlocked by opening a bunch of gold treasure chests, so it takes a while for most to get. Specifically, it is a 5% chance for each gold chest to give this rod. Equipping this rod will change all chests and keys you get by fishing into gold keys or chests. While this sounds like a really good effect, it only applies to the things you catch, meaning that you have to actively get perfect streaks of at least 3 for a chance for this rod to even have any impact at all.

module type 13, Random fruit Module

Cursed Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked by getting a super high perfect streak, a whole 25! This is 5 more than the largest perfect streak achievement even, so you know this rod is pretty good. When you equip this rod you are automatically put into hard mode, which means that you don’t get to see the line or the light blue area around the line. This mode is also accessible by having a perfect streak of at least 250. However, with this downside comes a pretty good upside, all perfect catches you do manage to make give 40% more exp and 150% more fishing score than usual.

Random Fruit modules are pretty cool, but not very practical. These are an okay source of garden points for early, and not useless after you’ve maxed your garden plots. Random fruit are a poor source of exp when you’re eating them, but when you sell them the yellow coin is fairly decent. The Instant progress from the yellow coins you get selling your fruit gives more exp than you would get from eating them.

Anti-Fish Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked by spending 250,000 Blue Coins on it in the Mystery Shops first page. This rod completely prevents all fish from spawning. It does work exactly as one would hope, if a spawn is a fish, it rerolls until it’s not a fish. Now since you are getting to choose exactly what kind of thing spawns, this rod comes with a downside. The frequency of spawns is decreased by 25%. Fish are better than junk for everything so this rod is just really shit.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50

Anti-Junk Fishing Rod

proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1

Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden fruit

This rod is unlocked by spending 350,000 Blue Coins on it in the Mystery Shops first page. This rod completely prevents all junk from spawning. It does work exactly as one would hope, if a spawn is a junk, it rerolls until it’s not junk. Now since you are getting to choose exactly what kind of thing spawns, this rod comes with a downside. The frequency of spawns is decreased by 60%. Fish are better than junk for everything, so this is pretty nice, However, it will get fatigued out and lose exp for you.

Idler Fishing Rod

module type 14, HP Recovery Module

HP recovery modules are extremely useful in mitigating most RNG in places you aren’t one shot in. If the enemy only hits you for max HP - 1, they could hit you twice really fast before you regen all of your HP, these stop that. Also extremely useful for apocalypse mode and ULTRA fights.

Guardian Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked by reaching fishing skill 50, or getting 50,000,000 fishing score in a single “day”. This rod has a special power where you can store up to 2 protections with this rod. You gain parts of a protection by having a perfect streak going, and 1 protection will allow you to continue your perfect streak even if you miss the mark. This rod also makes the window for a perfect catch bigger but reduces the bonus you get for having a perfect streak. This is a great rod for active play if you can keep up long perfect streaks. If you idle overnight, as long as you don’t do any action, your score for the first 8 hours of a day count towards yesterdays score.

Rainbow Fishing Rod

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25

Mysterious Fishing Rod

proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25

This rod is unlocked by either have 7 other fishing rods or 20,000 perfect catches. Nobody knows what this rod actually does, it’s a total mystery, but some theorize that it helps balance out your keys and chests. These lunatics also say it increases the chance for a key or chest to spawn, but it’s impossible to know if you should trust them or not.

Gain [HP regen * prize for proc (2)] health

I had to include Tukkuns outdated fishing guide on principle

module type 15, MP Recovery Module

More MP regen is amazing. More consistent MP regen is amazing. If you have 4 of these, and 6000% boost, you’re gaining more MP than you have in a second, allowing full abuse of the mana power skill. These are one of the many reasons that spirit if horrendously bad, all the special mana support like modules and regen oranges do not exist for spirit.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25

Gain [MP regen * prize for proc (2)] Mana

module type 16, Rage Module

Rage Modules are not actually as good as one might initially think, with how good rage is in general. This stems from rage being quite easy to get in most cases, from charge to drowning, to rage mastery for idling. Rage modules are basically only useful in spooky crypt, and worst moon or apocalypse mode.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3

Rage = Rage + prize for proc (2)

module type 17, Pixel Module

If you really really need the pixel these can be okay, but generally, just opening Pixelated mystery boxes or supply crates is far better. If you don’t have enough of those you probably can’t afford to waste resources on these.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1000

Pixel = Pixel + prize for proc (2)

module type 18, CM Module

Just like pixel mods, it’s generally, better to just not use these and instead use mystery boxes. The boxes usually have a 10:1 pixel:CM ratio, and the costs to make things are usually the same 10:1 ratio. However, for GIGA spam these are good.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100

Crafting material = Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 19, SCM Module

While SCM is considerably rarer than pixel or CM, it’s also considerably less useful. By the time you’d consider buying st9 modules, there really isn’t anything that costs SCM that should be important to you, or you can get tons of SCM without one.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1

Superior Crafting material = Superior Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 20, Unobtainium Module

Unobtainium modules are pretty cool. They are completely useless at a low level, as they cost a lot, and unobtainium isn’t that beneficial to have more of. However, at top level unob has the extra use of crafting chips from the crafting section, which costs a lot of unobtainium. These modules are very useful for that, and nothing else.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1

Unobtainium = Unobtainium + prize for proc (2)

module type 21, Enhancer Fragment Module

Enhancer Fragments are extremely useful for leveling up your Runes. These are by far the fastest way to do that, but you will still be subject to hitting the enhancer fragment cap. After you finish leveling your runes these are completely useless.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10

Enhancer Fragments = Enhancer Fragments + prize for proc (2)

module type 22, Bacon Module

Bacon tastes really good, and having more of a good thing is nice. Bacon module is the highest pet food / claim module that will fit in your bar with a special pet food module, the actual highest pet food / claim module. Sadly, by the time you can afford a good bacon mod you should have plenty of bacon, making these modules far less useful than they could be.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1

Bacon = Bacon + prize for proc (2)

module type 23, Crystal Module

Crystals of rarity are used to activate your battle runes, might be useful for more consistent use of them.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1

Crystal of rarity = Crystal of rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type 24, Ultimate Crystal Module

Crystals of Ultimate rarity are used to activate your reward runes, might be useful for more consistent use of them.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 25, prize for proc (1) = 1

Crystal of Ultimate Rarity = Crystal of Ultimate Rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type 25, Purple Button Module

Purple buttons let you buy more grandpas. However, grandpas let you buy more grandpas. And outside of grandpas, these are fairly useless. Might be worth using a low tier one early in the game to get a headstart on your grandpa count, but these drop off in usefulness fairly quickly.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1

Purple Buttons = Purple Buttons + prize for proc (2)

module type 26, Career EXP Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 500 ,prize for proc (1) = 50

4 st9 career exp modules would take 3 years at 400% speed and 6000% boost to reach career level 200. Straight garbage.

if(career Level[mod Career] >= 100)

Gain Career EXP for mod Career * prize for proc (2) * 2

else

Gain Career EXP for mod Career * prize for proc (2)

module type 27, 100k Medal Module

100k medals are useful for, making your arcade better with ‘cheats’. And pet food. This resource is very useless, no real reason to use one of these.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1

Gain [Prize for proc (2)] arcade 100k medals

module type 28, Stadium Token Module

Stadium tokens are even less useful than arcade 100k medals.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20

Stadium Token = stadium Token + prize for proc (2)

module type 29, FCG Cash Module

Fcg cash is kind of useful early on, if you don’t want to send your cyborg at fcg until you have the cash to buy a deck. And after you’ve bought a few decks and maxed pet, you don’t need that much more cash than you get from winning so these kind of suck.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20

Fcg Cash = fcg Cash + prize for proc (2)

module type 30, LolMarket Lv. 1 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[1] = lolGems[1] + prize for proc (2)

module type 3, LolMarket Lv. 2 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 3 lol market module.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[2] = lolGems[2] + prize for proc (2)

module type 32, LolMarket Lv. 3 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 20

proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[3] = lolGems[3] + prize for proc (2)

module type 33, LolMarket Lv. 4 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 20

proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[4] = lolGems[4] + prize for proc (2)

module type 34, LolMarket Lv. 5 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 30

proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[5] = lolGems[5] + prize for proc (2)

module type 35, LolMarket Lv. 6 Module

Best lol module of its size, size 4 (while shiny) modules are quite useful as they can be fit alongside a very powerful size 5 module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[6] = lolGems[6] + prize for proc (2)

module type 36, LolMarket Lv. 7 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[7] = lolGems[7] + prize for proc (2)

Adventures

module type 37, LolMarket Lv. 8 Module

Awesome Adventures is a fast-paced questing system that helps you gain a bunch of exp. Each zone gives different amounts of exp multipliers, which is then added to a multiplier for your reputation. Town has a multiplier of 3000, the Untitled zone has a multiplier of 3500, both Titled zone and Cakeland have a multiplier of 4000. This is added to the square root of your reputation. Career exp gain is also based on the zone you are adventuring in. For these purposes Town has a value of 205, the untitled zone has a value of 215, while Cakeland and Titled zone both have values of 225. These values will be added to your reputation^0.35. For both of these functions whether your reputation is positive or negative does not matter. While you have negative reputation certain adventures will produce less favourable outcomes, and cannot purchase all the energy upgrades, so until you buy all of those (max energy is level 75, with 60-75 costing ~700k rep to buy) it is completely worth focusing on gaining a positive reputation. Each zone will give you the adventurer trophy weapon in battle arena as a prize for adventuring there enough, the later zones will give them more often. This weapon isn’t very good for your use, but it is your rank and can do a good job for Robacon if you wish

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 60

proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[8] = lolGems[8] + prize for proc (2)

module type 38, LolMarket Lv. 9 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 75

proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[9] = lolGems[9] + prize for proc (2)

module type 39, LolMarket Lv. 10 Module

Best lol module. Lol 10s give the most exp and profit of any lol gem. Very powerful while idling due to the lack of cap on lol gems, whereas with coin modules you would hit the cap and they become useless to some time.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 100

proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1

lolGems[10] = lolGems[10] + prize for proc (2)

module type 40, Adventure Time Module

Adventures are very good exp until you’re able to do other things pretty good. So these are great to start off with for exp, but drop in usage. Due to their ability to convert energy to refills, these are decent for idling. However, later in the game adventures is very slow for exp compared to most other features, meaning that if you buy these they will drop off in usage.

module size = 2 , white coin cost (1) = 25

proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 2

Awesome Energy Next = awesome Energy Next - prize for proc (2)

module type 41, Special Food Module

Special Pet Food is literally only used for feeding your pet, and increases the cost of buying more in adventures. There’s no reason to use this module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 10

proc chance = 400, prize for proc (1) = 1

Special Pet Food = special Pet Food + prize for proc (2)

Tukkun FCG

module type 42, Fatigue Recovery Module

take decks from www.tinyurl.com/pwdecklist. Use 8.5.2.25.1.77.3.93.5.109.3.129.3.199 to complete the levels 0-5 quests (don’t actually finish 5), then buy 5.18.4.102.7.106.3.116.4.130.2.146 and play level 6 till you can afford the days Legendary Monster killer (level 9) from the aforementioned decklist. Try to fight the new one that appears every day, they are really good exp. If you don’t feel like you understand Tukkun FCG, try doing Challenge 5 (select this in the main screen where you click your save file), it is basically a big FCG tutorial, and if you complete it you get a nice medal for the Battle Arena. And no, PvP is not against real people, this game is 100%, single player. Read the instructions. Types of cards

Energy Cards

Energy Cards augment the energy you currently have or the energy you generate each turn. These are required to play the cards you want.

A fatigue module will allow you to idle fishing overnight. Idle fishing is one of the best idle exp sources in the game. 1 st9 fatigue module is enough to keep your fatigue very low assuming you don’t have a rod that increases spawn rate, because of this, rods that increase spawn rate drop off in quality. For more information on fishing rods check the fishing section at the top of the guide.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50

proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3

Fishing Fatigue = fishing Fatigue - prize for proc (2)

Generators are cards that affect the impact the amount of energy you gain each turn. You can have as many generators in your deck as you want, within the deck limit of 100. These cards are very useful in any deck except rush decks, where the game ends before the energy you get from a generator is worth it. The earlier these cards are played the more effect they have on the game. There are also various cards that have special abilities that create a generator like effect, such as energy upclash.

Restocks

Instant energy cards are cards that instantly increase how much energy you have, but do not increase your energy production at all. These are generally, only useful in rush decks, such as perma-face or golden swords. They are also used in a few level 9 counters that need quick answers and can’t afford to wait for generators. They’re fairly useless at higher levels, but very good for level 6 and below.

Daily restock is quite limited, and generally, not that great. To start only a select tier range of module will show up. As you may have noticed yourself, tier 1 is the lowest tier of module, and will show up. However, the cap is slightly harder to figure out, it’s 4 + ascension count.

With a shiny chance of 0.8% during your first ascend, which is then boosted to 6.9% after you’ve reached level 9000 at least once. This low chance makes shiny modules rarer. To make this slightly better, on Saturday and Sunday you have a 10% more shiny chance. This is insanely powerful and makes day skips for modules pretty much only worth it on Saturday and Sunday, specifically Sunday because it has another bonus.

On the daily restock each module starts with a 42% chance to tier up. This is then increased by [(white coins you have right now/ 25000) %] and the reason for day skip on Sunday is the day of the week bonus to tier up chance. On Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, your modules have a 10% greater chance for your modules to tier up. This tier up chance is done 8 times, meaning that with 0 white coins on Sunday you only have a 0.5% chance to a module that shows up to be tier 9, and a 0.09% chance for a shiny tier 9. However, with 1m-1 white coins the modules each have an over 50% chance to be tier 9.

Monster Cards

Garden

All Gardens

Monster cards are the cards that go onto the field. You can have one monster on the field at a time. Monsters are one of the main ways of damaging your opponent, and many have special abilities that can be used for many other things. There are a large number of monsters with a vast array of abilities and roles to fill.

Raw Stats - a lot of monsters just have good stats to deal damage. These cards are usually used in either a perma monster deck, or not used at all. These cards are mostly dragons and crawlers, with a few other cards like elite crab throw in. Most of the time, they either act as your main win condition along with monster buffs, or a perma-monster target. They can also be secondary win conditions or force your opponent to use up removal.

Draw - there are only 2 monsters that let you draw cards when summoned: golden snail and cockatrice king. Due to the general lack of card draw in FCG, these cards can be very powerful, allowing you to cycle through your deck very quickly. The Golden Snail isn’t used often because of its low stats and negligible ability, but Cockatrice King (Cock) one of the most versatile monsters in the game due to its decent stats, attack buff, and card draw. Cock is an integral part of many amazing decks, like holy perma cock, (holy symbol + Permamonster + cockatrice king), Rainbow Cock (rainbow swords + cockatrice king), and even green spam (just a bunch of good green cards).

Buff - a few monsters decide that they suck, and you’re the best, so instead of trying to do things themselves, so they increase your stats and hope that you’re 1337 enough to beat the enemy yourself with their buff. All monsters that do this fall under the “cockatrice” type. By far the best of the monster that buff you would have to be, again, the cockatrice king, for the same reasons above, the 3 bonus attack just makes the decks it’s used in even better. Most of the time these cards aren’t used because cockatrice king is just so much better than any of the others.

Poison - some cards forgo killing your enemy with raw damage and instead decide to slowly kill your enemy with a poison, that deals a set damage every turn. This can be stopped with a card that gives regen, or the cure card, but is otherwise a fairly powerful, if slow, strategy. The colours that emphasise this tactic are green and red, having the mosquitos and the red hydra in those colours (along with the poison arrow). Every turn that cards with this ability are on the field, the more poison your enemy has, eventually completely overwhelming them. Decks that use this strategy usually focus on regeneration and defence, while having enough flame mosquito cards to guarantee poison on your opponent.

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Table of Contents

First ascend Checklist	7
1. Getting Started with A:TG Features	7
2. A more in-depth look at some features	8
Garden	9
Fishing	12
Adventures	16
Tukkun FCG	17
Lol Market	24
Button	25
Arcade - This is just going to be a basic explanation of how each game works	26
Technical Lights	27
3. What to buy? (Permanent Upgrades)	32
4. The start of the Battle Arena (yes, r1-r500 is only the start)	37
NOTES	38
Tooltip Fun!	39
The stat screen	42
Rank 1-40	52
BATTLE ARENA MENUS	53
Bonus Preferences	54
Change Difficulty	55
Bestiary	55
Item Fusion	57
Item Storage	57
Invisible Allies	59
Change Rings	60
Item Crafting	70
Raid Entries	72
Rank 40-100	72
Rank 100-200	75
Rank 200-250	84
Rank 250-300	88
Rank 300-500	96
5. What do I buy? (Consumables)	104
6. Ascensions	105
Basics of ascending	105
Medium Ascension	107
Hard ascension	108
Impossible	109
Ascension Points	110
7. Now I’m rank 500, what do I do?	112
RANK 500	112
SI Rocks rock	117
Raid List (not to be done in any specific order)	118
Secret Dungeon (SD) (yes, again) (HCWM)	119
Triangle Hideout (TH)	122
Spooky Crypt (SC)	123
Secret Dungeon (yet again!?!?!) (HCapocalypse)	124
Megaboss’ Revenge (MBR)	126
Endless Dungeon (ED)	127
Special Training Zone (STZ)	129
Dark Pyramid	130
Secret Dungeon (GIGA)	131
Rebirths	136
Step 1: ULTRA allies	138
Step 2: Gear	139
Rank 50 - 90	140
Rank 90 - 213	142
Rank 213 - 250	144
Rank 250 - 318	145
Rank 318 - 500	147
ALL RANKS	148
Step 3: Mastering Allies	150
Rank 50	151
Rank 90	151
Rank 183	151
Rank 213	152
Rank 250	152
Rank 318	152
Step 4: Actually rebirthing	152
Rank 50-90	153
Rank 90-250	153
Rank 250-318	154
Rank 318-500	154
Chip Farming	154
ULTRA allies	158
Fighting ULTRA enemies	164
Runes	165
Battle Runes	167
Reward Runes	169
Useful Gears and Allies (for R500)	171
Weapons	171
Weapon Specifics	175
Armours	187
Accessories	190
Invisible Allies	192
Skill analysis	193
Battle Points	203
levelling up your gear	204
Tiers	205
Greens	206
Oranges	206
Purples	208
Museum	208
8. Progress Bar Modules	209
Daily Restock	225

9. Farming Resources	225
Coins	225
Battle Arena	227
Pet Foods	232
Other Resources	233
Useful tools	234
Credits	237

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First ascend Checklist

Keep your garden up, red tree master race
Buy activate all cards and mega career potions from the special shop
Keep business on Button, and get 4 or more grandpas ASAP (shift)
Use your 1.5x cards
Kill the FCG legendary monster every day
Send your cyborg to do things
Buy your perm upgrades
Buy your Consumables if you don't like those
Upgrade your epic skills, double progress -> coin collector -> boost charger -> whatever
Buy some cheap Modules for your prog bar, what they are doesn't matter
Quests and achieves increase progress bar reward
Do Typing at least once
Feed the dragon 1,000 times
Mnchguide has almost all your answers, use it. Ctrl+F to find things

1. Getting Started with A:TG Features
Progress Bar - Very simple, it fills and gives you a reward when claimed. Keep buying speed, more speed=better. Buy a set of progress bar modules that you like and then you can save your white coins for later. Rewards 
Boost - boost increases almost all rewards, and makes the progress bar fill faster, keep increasing your max boost. Auto booster
Garden - keep your trees planted, harvest when you can harvest them, buy the mini garden quickly so you don’t have to keep going into the garden to harvest, get the autoharvester card as soon as possible
Button - click the button, get about 3-5 grandpas and ignore this feature for a while
Printer - keep Battery Charger card active and level up, pays itself off eventually
Arcade - I suck at the arcade, I think you just play games and hope you’re good at them. Or just make Cyborg do it. (This is what most people do)
Stadium - do impossible races till your time is less than 12 seconds, then do medium races. Doing your daily death match is good exp, even  if you’re bad at it
Fukkun TCG - www.tinyurl.com/pwdecklist
Lol Market - Buy low sell high, Tech Lights are made for this thing
Adventures - hold 0, upgrade your max energy whenever you can, 9 to use refills
Fishing - press a button when the tip of the triangle is on the red line
Careers - you get bonuses for doing things, and these bonuses go up as you do them
Pet - Feed your pet some food, you get more exp in features the more you feed it. Also, each pet level increases the reward you get from the progress bar by 1% (additively) Mystery Effect Explained
Cyborg - He does stuff for you. You get cyborg points by doing things that he could do for you. Task comparison

So now that you have an idea of how to do most of the features (with the exception of Battle Arena), you should be well on your way past level 100, or something like that. When you reach level 100+ you should scroll down the world menu (yes it does scroll) and do typing, for a few reasons: first of which is that when you finish you get a whopping 2000 Blue Coins, secondly it tells you how to backup your save file, and lastly it tells you to ask questions in chat.  I assume that since you are reading this guide you asked a question already, making this entire first section relatively useless to you, and to that, I say too bad. However, this is a total scam, you should be asking questions in chat and should instead ask here.

Garden 
Adventures 
Tukkun FCG 
Fishing
Lol Market
Button
Arcade
Techlights

Garden

Tree Name
Free Tree
Blue Tree
Pink Tree
Green Tree
Lime Tree
Yellow Tree
Red Tree
Black Tree
Cost
YC,GC,BC
0
25k
100k, 200
500k,1000
2.5m, 5k
10m, 20k
40m, 500k, 500
160m, 2m, 2k
Harvest Value
6000
40k
125k
200k
500k
1m
600k
3m
Garden exp
5
15
50
100
200
400
250
1250
20 ferts
2.653x
15920
106120
331625
530600
1326500
2653k
1591800
7959k
20 mega ferts
6.7275x
40365
269100
840978
1345500
3363750
6727500
4036500
20182500
21 mega ferts
7.4x
44401
296k
925k
1.48m
3.7m
7.4m
4440k
22.2m
HV/sec (no ferts)
190.5
142.9
131.6
94.444444444444444
111.1111111111111
92.6
163.1
206.2
HV/sec (20 mega ferts)
1281
961
885
639
747.5
623
1097
1387

Well, red trees cost 500 blue coins, and each mega fertilizer costs 2000 BC, so 20 mega ferts on 25 red trees costs 52500 BC. since the blue coin to gain per harvest is

Blue Coin To Earn =round up(0.5 + plot Exp To Earn * 0.1)
Green Coin To Earn = round up(250 + plot Exp To Earn * 50)

Fishing

To begin fishing you just press any button on your keyboard that isn’t set to a specific function when the yellow triangle is near the red line. Alternatively, if you do not press any button you have a chance to automatically catch the item. Certain items can only be caught while actively catching items, and requires perfect streaks. A higher skill level will let you catch better fish and increases your chance to catch a fish while idle. You can increase your chance to idly catch in many ways, all the factors are your ascension perks, Current Skill Level, level of the fish/junk that is appearing, whether you have the idlers rod equipped, and fishing career level. After skill 30 it no longer costs YC to upgrade your fishing skill, but you lose 1 skill level per day, making it hard to keep up. Fishing with a skill level above 30, you also get a “legendary” exp bonus for catching stuff, capping at 170% reward at skill 50 for catching things. At skill 50 you can attempt to take a fishing exam to further increase your Skill Level, up to level 60. If you successfully pass your first exam you will no longer lose 1 skill level per day.  If your skill level is above 50 you gain eternal legend exp, maxing out at 150%.

Basic
Improved
Golden
Cursed
Anti-Fish
Anti-Junk
Idler
Guardian
Rainbow
Mysterious

Basic Fishing Rod
 This is the first rod you get, it comes with the feature so everybody has it. It’s just your generic fishing rod, is what some would say. However, this fishing rod comes with the special ability to increase the mastery you gain from each catch by a whole 5 points! This will also increase career exp gained by a full 150 points before other multipliers! This is actually a fairly good bonus, making this the best rod for quite a while, helping you ascend to higher skills of fishing more quickly.

Improved Fishing Rod
This rod is unlocked upon reaching fishing skill 15, which is quite the feat, requiring quite the sum of coins and fishing mastery. By the time you unlock this rod, you will probably only have 1 or 2 other rods, and be dying for an upgrade. Unfortunately, all this rod does is sometimes increase the level of the fish you catch by 1, which is usually worse than the bonus you get from the basic rod. If your skill is higher than the level of the fish, it is more likely to be upgraded.

Golden Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked by getting a super high perfect streak, a whole 25! This is 5 more than the largest perfect streak achievement even, so you know this rod is pretty good.  When you equip this rod you are automatically put into hard mode, which means that you don’t get to see the line or the light blue area around the line. This mode is also accessible by having a perfect streak of at least 250. However, with this downside comes a pretty good upside, all perfect catches you do manage to make give 40% more exp and 150% more fishing score than usual.
Anti-Fish Fishing Rod

Idler Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked upon reaching fishing skill 30, which is quite the feat, requiring quite the sum of coins and fishing mastery. While this rod is equipped your chance to catch a fish without pressing a button is increased by 20%. This is very useful for the majority of skill levels. Without the idle fishing perk, this rod is useful until skill level 46, at which point, with the fisher career 100 bonus, you will have 100% idle catch rate without this rod.
Guardian Fishing Rod
 This rod is unlocked by reaching fishing skill 50, or getting 50,000,000 fishing score in a single “day”. This rod has a special power where you can store up to 2 protections with this rod. You gain parts of a protection by having a perfect streak going, and 1 protection will allow you to continue your perfect streak even if you miss the mark. This rod also makes the window for a perfect catch bigger but reduces the bonus you get for having a perfect streak. This is a great rod for active play if you can keep up long perfect streaks. If you idle overnight, as long as you don’t do any action, your score for the first 8 hours of a day count towards yesterdays score.
Rainbow Fishing Rod

This rod is unlocked by reaching a total fishing score of 1,000,000,000. This rod is, in theory, extremely useful for any fisher. While this rod is equipped the delay between catch and spawn is decreased by 500%. This greatly increases the catches/hour you can achieve. However, this comes with the downside that it also greatly increases the fatigue you get in a given amount of time. So much so that, unlike every other rod, you would need 2 Shiny tier (ST) 9 fatigue modules to keep your fatigue below 200 while idle. Now, this doesn’t sound so bad, but it stops you from idling with an st9 lol market level 10 gem module (lol10 mod), which greatly decreases your exp compared to the other rods.
Mysterious Fishing Rod
 This rod is unlocked by either have 7 other fishing rods or 20,000 perfect catches. Nobody knows what this rod actually does, it’s a total mystery, but some theorize that it helps balance out your keys and chests. These lunatics also say it increases the chance for a key or chest to spawn, but it’s impossible to know if you should trust them or not.

I had to include Tukkuns outdated fishing guide on principle

Adventures

Tukkun FCG

Energy Cards

Energy Cards augment the energy you currently have or the energy you generate each turn. These are required to play the cards you want.

Monster Cards

Growth - some monsters know that they suck normally, so to make up for this they decided that they will grow over time. These ones are often referred to as growers, not showers. These are mostly used in slower decks against enemies without monster removal. The best cards for this are the razer mantis and the elite imp. If these monsters aren’t dealt with quickly they can become a huge threat that’s hard to deal with, and swing the game.
Poison - some cards forgo killing your enemy with raw damage and instead decide to slowly kill your enemy with a poison, that deals a set damage every turn. This can be stopped with a card that gives regen, or the cure card, but is otherwise a fairly powerful, if slow, strategy. The colours that emphasise this tactic are green and red, having the mosquitos and the red hydra in those colours (along with the poison arrow). Every turn that cards with this ability are on the field, the more poison your enemy has, eventually completely overwhelming them. Decks that use this strategy usually focus on regeneration and defence, while having enough flame mosquito cards to guarantee poison on your opponent.

Wall - the big daddy (and light sparkle) card has the ability to take hits from your enemy for you, while not really threatening offensively, this is a great tactic for stalling, essentially increasing your HP by at least 30 points (unless you opponent kills or damages it with a spell). This can also be achieved by using the lure card, However, this is usually a bad idea, as the Big Daddy is the premier card for this role already, and 2 card combos are almost always worse than 1 card combos. This tactic is best used when the enemy has no monster removal and used with buffing your daddy until it can’t die from anything with cards like the improved blessing or hide cards. The deck of this tactic is Buff Daddy.

Attacker - A couple cards choose to, instead of targeting your opponent, target their monsters instead, this can be a great asset, totally protecting you from enemy monster damage if they are strong enough, or a total liability, being a total waste of your monster slot if the enemy monster is strong enough. These cards are very rarely used because of this, along with there being far better monster removal cards in the spells. This ability can be obtained with the target change card. No prominent decks use this ability to my knowledge.

Clockwork Machine (and cog) is such a unique card that nothing else in the game can come close to filling the role it plays. The only card that can even come close to this card’s ability is the rebirth card, which only works once and is really just a waste of a card. The clockwork machine is an amazing soak for your enemies monster removal cards, requiring two of them in a single turn to actually die (bar blue lightning) and being totally immune to death otherwise. This card pairs great with perma monster, being able to perma the same one multiple times, not having to wait to draw more of them.

Spell Cards

Spell cards are cards that do not go onto the field but are still limited by the 7 per deck limit. These are the fastest cards in the game, getting out their effects instantly. The wide variety of spells in the game allow you to do a plethora of different things, some better than others. Every superpower is based on getting the effect of a spell card(if you count generators as spells)  at the start of the game, showing just how important spell cards are to any deck. These can do many of the things monsters do, for less cost, and many more things.

Draw - a select few of the spell cards allow you to draw more cards, these are the time warp, the dream book card, the dagger of time, and the overkill cards. These cards are all very common in every deck, with the exception of the dagger of time and overkill cards, which only fit in/against a few decks, due to the other two cards being just better draw cards. This is because getting through your deck faster and playing more cards than your opponent is almost always a good strategy. It cannot be overstated how strong draw power is, there’s a reason most decks run 7 times warps.

Healing - Many spell cards focus on increasing your health, a good way to not lose the game. These cards are usually used to counter fast damaging opponents or opponents that take a while to kill. The best cards in this category are Holy Symbol, flood, and greater heal, each having their place in a deck. Holy Symbol is the premier card in this category, both increasing your attack and defence while also increasing your health by a fair amount. Greater Heal is far cheaper than the holy symbol but loses the utility of buffing your stats instead healing 2 more health than the holy symbol card.

Perma monster is an extremely useful spell card that takes the stats of your monster, and add it to your stats. This is potent because if you’re only using your attack stat the enemy’s defence is only applied once, as opposed to twice if you attack once on your own and once with your monster. This is also one of the best ways to gain defence, while also being an okay way to gain more health. This card is so powerful that there are many decks that are built around it, such as holy perma cock, perma face, perma crab, and perma clock.

Regeneration - instead of healing you directly some spells increase your regeneration by a small amount, which can result in more health in the long run, or can be used to counter poison. These cards are most effective in slower matches where you can regenerate a lot of health, or to counter small amounts of poison. The most used cards that do this are the magic wand and the regeneration card. The magic wand is one of the rainbow sword cards, which are all very good, increasing your attack and regen by 1 points, while the regeneration card increases your regen by 3 points.

Freeze - some cards stop your opponent's monsters from attack you by freezing them, this can be a great way to stop your opponent's monsters from running you over, but the way the AI works, if the enemy monster is frozen for too many turns and can be replaced, it will kill the monster and replace it with the new card. The best cards for this are ice bolt, perma-freeze, and frozen sword. Ice bolt can kill the enemy monster, or freeze it and make it easier to kill next turn, while permafreeze essentially removes the monster from the game. The frozen sword is another rainbow sword, increasing your attack and freezing the enemy monster for 2 turns.

Poison - some cards go the opposite way from regeneration, instead of giving you health every turn, they poison your opponent to deal damage every turn. This can be a very powerful strategy if your opponent has no way to remove the poison. generally, a slower strategy, but it is consistent damage that only has a few ways to interrupt it. These cards are almost always used alongside the flame mosquito card to make the poisoning faster. Unfortunately, this means that the red rainbow sword, the flaming sword, which poisons the enemy, gets very little use, being outshined in poison decks and in rainbow sword decks. Because of this, the only card used in this category is the poison arrow card, which instantly applies 3 points of poison to your opponent.

Boosters - some cards decide to be straightforward and just increase your stat, sometimes doing other things as well, but mainly just increasing your stats. These cards are generally, used in faster decks, alongside the likes of tons of time warps and dream books. All the rainbow swords fall into this category and are the premier cards of this type. Particularly the white rainbow swords excel in this role, increasing your attack more than the others, and one of them increases the damage you deal that turn even more. These are best used to destroy an enemy quickly, or come over massive defence(usually faster than poison).

Buffers - while some cards increase your stats, others increase your monsters stats (some increase both), these cards are often used in conjunction with growth monsters, or perma monster. These can be wildly useful against enemies that have many stat reducing cards but don’t have monster removal cards. The premier cards for this are growth power, power up, and defence up, each doing their own thing. Power up is a good way to increase both your attack and your monsters attack, while defence up is the fastest source of defence in the game, considerably faster when used in conjunction with perma monster.

Monster Removal - instead of freezing your enemies monster or ignoring them and letting them attack you, these cards allow you to destroy them and send them directly to the graveyard. These are great answers to enemies that buff their monsters with cards like growth power or power up or annoying monsters like the flame mosquito and big daddy. Many of these cards come with their own unique special effect to go along with their ability to kill the enemy monster. The best cards in this are distinct because of these special effects, be it healing or drawing more cards, these can be essential to defeating an enemy.

Monster Damage - instead of just straight killing your enemies monster, some cards only deal damage to them, these are almost always less expensive to cast than the straight killer cards, but also don’t instantly kill them. These cards are usually used against enemies that have a lot of weak monsters instead of a few strong monsters, which would just eat these for breakfast and lunch. Some of these come with extra abilities that allow them to fulfil a role beyond “hit monster” such as the blue bolt, which removes the enemy monsters ability.

Stat removal - while there are some cards that increase your stats, there are also cards that decrease your opponent's stats (that your opponent can also use). These cards are of great use against enemies that choose to boost their stats, and when used alongside monster removal cards your opponent will have a fairly difficult time dealing damage to you. The cards that can do this are defence removal, attack removal, and stat wipe. Because you can get around defence with poison or magic damage, it’s hard to get large amounts of defence, and stat wipe is better, shield break is very rarely used.

Direct Damage - instead of increasing your attack, poisoning your opponent, or buffing your creatures, sometimes just sticking to pure damage is a good idea. These are the standard burn style cards, hit the enemy for damage and do nothing else (usually) these are usually used by the enemy, and rarely used by the player. The only burn card that is regularly used is Meteor rain, which is cheap 16 damage to the enemy, and 1 to everything else.

Cure -  The cure card is a very special card that can remove any and all poison currently on the user, this is very useful when you’re in a pinch with poison, or just don’t want to take much more damage. Extremely good when used in conjunction with poison heal, essentially begin a 2 energy 30 health. A hard counter to enemies that use poison to defeat you.

Zombify is another unique card that will change any regen into a small amount of poison, for both players. This can be used greatly in combination with cure, but more importantly, match delay, which allows you to give your opponent regen. This card is a hard counter to regen decks.

Code-fu is an extremely expensive white card, which can sometimes help you, or not. Code-fu checks the current condition of the board and then based on a list of criteria checks for what it thinks you need most. However, there is only an 80% chance that it actually gives you what it thinks you will want most. If it thinks you don’t need any specific cards it will give you dream book, or, if you fail the 80% roll, elite inferno. This is basically a better version of mystery card, that when used correctly, can win games for you.

Lol Market

Buy low sell high, just like the real market. And just like the real market, when you’re getting started you have absolutely no idea what that means, making this feature harder than it should be. So as a solution here is a general list of what “low” means, you can just sell whenever you end up making a profit you like.

Level 1 buy when the price is less than 900
Level 2 buy when the price is less than 2000
Level 3 buy when the price is less than 3000
Level 4 buy when the price is less than 4200
Level 5 buy when the price is less than 5300
Level 6 buy when the price is less than 6500
Level 7 buy when the price is less than 7700
Level 8 buy when the price is less than 9000
Level 9 buy when the price is less than 11000
Level 10 buy when the price is less than 12000

Prices can vary extremely, min and max prices are 450*gem level and 2550*gem level respectively, keep this in mind when you are using this feature. This feature is slow to get going, but as soon as you get the Demand Master card and the career level 100 bonus, it is much easier. You can also set up a technical light to see the buy price and demand for all the gems, making it easier to know if you want to go there or not at any time.

Button

Use shift to hit the button faster. Button business gives insane amounts of crates, so instead of using idler business use button basher business to save time on getting your crates. Always dump all your purple buttons into grandpas, and you should probably get 4 or 5 the first few days, just so you have an income always. When you get 13 grandpas, your pet is worth feeding, it will give a nice exp bonus to the button, even when you aren’t on the screen, and costs much less than the next grandpa. When you have 16 grandpas you are ready to buy button multiplier, which is another nice exp bonus. Button multiplier increases based on multiplier bought, total clicks (up to 12.5m), and clicks today (up to 250000). If you get 15 (or more) perfect clicks in a row you lose 99% of rewards from the button, and if you get more than 250000 clicks today, you lose 99% of rewards from the button, so don’t use an auto clicker. Note button blessing does not affect grandpas. With maximum level skills for Grandpas, your Grandpas are about 20x more powerful while you’re idling on the screen compared to while you’re not on that screen, slackers. Useful tool

Arcade - This is just going to be a basic explanation of how each game works
Pong 
It’s pong, Pong power triples your score, the AI sucks and just goes up if the ball is above it and down if it is below it, so aim to trick that.
Math Master
Click the number that corresponds to the answer, 1234, in order to git gud at this game you should avoid actually doing the math, and instead use shortcuts to avoid it. accuracy>speed in this game. Shortcuts to math include the digits of all multiples of 9 adding up to 9 (while below 100), all multiples of 5 end in 5 or 0, etc. 
Ultimate Avoidance
Collecting the multipliers is very important, and while most people will get stuck at the first time 3 bars go at once, if you can manage to get past that, it becomes easier for a while. Playing other games that involve mouse control will greatly increase your abilities in this.
Whack A Greg
This is a game all about speed and accuracy, with fake gregs showing up all over the place to mess you up. It’s generally, recommended that you buy the anti-fake greg upgrades for unranked mode first, followed by sooner multipliers. Speed and accuracy are both extremely important, However, accuracy is more important than speed, with the penalty for missing being far greater than that of being slow.
Mindsweeper 
Red number means the goal is that many tiles away (no diagonals ) red arrow means the goal is that direction. + is extra turns. White numbers tell you how many non-white numbers are around it. Your first move should be in the centre, as it is always a red arrow, and will remove half the game board. 
Triangle Count 
count the triangles.
Balance 3
the ? blocks are red. Keep your strategy consistent, if you pile the things green yellow red, to start, you should aim for that always, whenever you reset the piles try to keep the order the same.

Technical Lights

Technical lights, purchasable for 75,000 Blue Coins, come with 9 different coloured programmable lights that will turn on when certain conditions are met. You get to decide what causes the lights to turn on, so these are quite useful for reminding you about things. There are 9 modes that each light can be in, most of which are not that useful. Mode 0 is off, in this mode the light will not turn on, and will not tell you anything useful.

Mode 1 is the Variable Check mode. This is the most useful setting to have your tech lights on and will be explained with the variable recording mode later.

Mode 2, Inventory Check, will tell you when a part of your Battle Arena Inventory is a number of slots from being filled. This mode is pretty much only useful for notifying you that your chip inventory is full (or nearing full) and can actually be done in mode 1 just as effectively. To set this up (in mode 2) just choose how many empty inventory slots you want, I suggest 3 or 5, and put that in the input box. Then select which inventory you want to bypass this check, this allows you to use this light as a chip reminder and nothing else should you desire.

Mode 3 is the Time Check. This light will turn on when there are a certain number of minutes remaining for a specific battle arena event. Put a number into the input box, and the light will go off when there are that many minutes until the corruption, endless dungeon, or the MEGABOSS’s revenge. These are all pretty good exp and nice to know about, but if you’re active then you can just look at the clock or read in chat, and if you’re idle you’re not going to be able to see the lights anyway.

Mode 4 performs a Daily Check to remind you of once a day events that you haven’t done yet. These include the FCG legendary monster and free card packs, Endless Dungeon, Dark Shards for Secret Dungeon, Battle Master pixels, free bacon, Triangle hideout, spooky crypt, daily quests, Button clicks, Arcade medals, Deathmatch Entries, and fishing score. These can be quite useful if you plan on doing some of these things every day, but then you’re going to do them anyway so why do you need a reminder?

With mode 6 you can babysit the lol market without leaving your feature, but you will still need to go there to actually do anything. This is quite useful for learning the basics of the lolmarket, and very useful for monitoring the prices later on. generally, people will suggest you fill the numbers to be 1200, 1800, 5. Boolean 1 will check if you can change the demand, this isn’t super useful but some people like it. Meanwhile, the other 2 booleans are quite useful for babysitting. As you get better you’ll change these settings to fit your playstyle more and more.

Mode 7, Garden Check, will let you see when your another garden trees have finished breeding, and not much else of use. The Fertilizer timer is quite useful early on, though later you’ll just be spending the 1m GC a few times to apply all 20 fertilizers as soon as you plant. Similarly, your mini garden will tell you if you’re missing any trees. The expiring trees part is quite interesting, but you can just keep an eye on when they expire yourself if you really care.

Mode 8, Variable Recording, along with Mode 1, Variable Check, are the main reason that people love the technical lights. If the variable you’re looking at is _root.save.{name} you want boolean 1 to be false, otherwise, it will be _root.{variable name} and you want boolean 1 to be true. If the variable is _root.save.{variable name}[#] it’s in an array and you want boolean 2 to be true, and number C to be the number in the square brackets [ ], otherwise it’s not in an array and as such boolean 2 should be false. Boolean 3 for mode 8 will make submit the result to the breaking news every time your recording time finishes. Number A in mode 1 is the minimum number for the light to go off, while Number B is the maximum, whereas Number A in mode 8 is the recording time and Number B is the target difference over that time, what these should be wildly varies based on what you’re looking at.

Now, onto the actually important part of the techlights guide, how to use mode 1 for everything. Mode 8 works very similarly and can use most of what I say here for mode 8.

_root.save.careerBoost[career number] keeps track of how many seconds of blessing your careers have blessed, starting with Idler as career 1 and ending with Fisher as career 12, if you’re using mega boost potions which one you choose to keep track of doesn’t really matter that much. While in mode 1 if you have number A as 0 and Number B as 86400 the light will be one when your careers have 1 day or less of blessing remaining. A common way to not use this light is to keep rest careers and cards all with similar time remaining so you can just look at your rest time to know when you need to use cards or career potions. _root.save.careerActive is for if the career is activated, but isn’t too important since blessing them is far easier.

_root.finalExp is the number displayed in your level bar. This is quite handy if you want to compare how much total exp you are getting while doing different combinations of things that give exp, such as idling button with cyborg on fishing vs idling fishing with cyborg in FCG. while in Mode 8 you can set number A to be the time you want to test out the features, a larger time decreases the random factor but takes longer to get your data for, while a shorter time is more likely to give false information due to the randomness but is still likely to be right. If you’re ascending too fast for this to be a significant number you can use _root.save.expSauce[40] to track your total exp gain over multiple ascends for the day.

_root.save.petMana is how much mana your pet currently has. This can be used to remind you when you’re able to use a specific mad skill, or when you’re approaching the cap and need to spend some. For the 1.5x coin/exp mad skill you want number A set to 100, while you want to have it set to 150 and 200 for instant progress and mystery effect respectively. For a reminder when you’re getting close to the cap set it to 400 less than your pets mana cap, or 9600 for a level 200 pet. For all settings, you should have Number B be a number greater than 10000.

_root.save.botCurrentOp  will light up when your cyborg is recharging if you set all 3 numbers to 0. This is very useful if you want to keep your cyborg doing something, but isn’t very good before you can keep your cyborg with 100% operation time. You can use the Cyborg Task Comparator to make sure that your 100% active cyborg is doing something productive. Alternatively, you could use _root.save.botEnergy to check how many seconds of energy your cyborg has, should you be unable to keep your cyborg up all the time. If you set number A to 324000 and Number B to 999999 the light will tell you when your cyborg has 90 hours of energy. This can be far more useful for newer players than knowing when it’s charging due to the massive cost of keeping your cyborg active all the time.

_root.save.curBusinessActivity is an approximation of your business performance. 1872156 is approximately 100 score, while 20000000 * 10 ^ (93/101) is about MAX. these are just approximations and not 100% accurate as your business score varies based on the career level, online time, and offline time. Your exact score is curBusinessActivity ^ 1.01 * 10 + online time ^ 1.01 * 5 + offline time ^ 1.01. With each of these multiplied by 100* activityMult * careerMult / 40000000 where activity mult is curBusinessActivity / (Business Online time * 2 + 1800) * 100, with a minimum value of 25 and a max of 100, and career mult is the careers level of the business your doing with the same min and max as activity mult. You then find your score (over 100) with 100 + 100 * ((that number you just got - 1000000) / 99000000). This is quite complicated so it’s easier to just ignore all that and assume that curBusinessActivity ^ 1.01 / 3960000000 is your approximate business score (for scores over 100) as curBusinessActivity is about 99% of your value anyway. To see the rewards for a business check here.

_root.save.arenaAllyEXP[enemyNumber] will keep track of how much experience an invisible ally has. While in mode 1, if you set Number C to your invisible ally number with number A set to 10000 and Number B as some way bigger number this will remind you when the ally you have equipped is mastered, which is quite useful for not wasting too much time mastering your IAs. However, you can just set up the breaking news to do this for you anyway so it’s not really that useful in my opinion, and takes too much work to keep on top of for me.

_root.save.gardenResearch will tell you how far along your research is. You can set number A to be the required research number, and number B to be a large number, or you can use a second light that is set to _root.reqResearch to see the exact amount of research you need without updating your light or keeping the number in your head. This can be effective for breeding seeds early on. The required research is [3000 - round down{sqrt(gardenEXP) / 2}] or 1000, whichever is higher.

_root.save.gardenFullness will tell you how many garden fruit you can eat, capping at 10000. This can be very useful if you’re eating the fruit, which you really shouldn’t be, as selling them is worth far more.

_root.save.battleDaily will remind you if you’ve received your free pixels from the battle master, this can also be done with the daily check light.

_root.save.arenaUltimateSP tells you how many ultimate Skill Point loot drops you’ve received since reaching rank 500. You can have at most [150 + (battle points / 10000)] ultimate SP drops, capping at 250. This is a useful number to know as they will only drop from bosses above level arenaUltimateSP * 35. Ultimate Skill Points persist through rebirths.

_root.spiritCrit and _root.spiritDouble keep track of how much time you will keep getting the secondary effects of the spirit skills Critical and Double, these cap at 7. This is extremely useful to know if you’re using spirit while in Turn-based mode.

_root.save.fishExp tells you how much fishing mastery you have, which is very useful for not wasting mastery before a skill up, or knowing when you can try an exam/purchase a reduction should you be fishing with your cyborg.

_root.luckyNumber is a randomly generated number that will give you the secret achievement for viewing the credits if you type it into the text bar in the achievements screen.

_root.save.awesomeRedCoin will tell you how many red coins you have! This isn’t actually useful but quite nice to know about, as they used to be a real currency. You can gain more red coins by adventuring!

_root.save.arenaDeath will tell you how many times you’ve died in the battle arena, a stat that you should keep a very close eye on as it matters a lot.

_root.save.aprilFoolsBest will tell you what your best score in the April Fools house is, a truly impactful number to know.

For a complete list of variables, without any information about what they do check out this pastebin.

3. What to buy? (Permanent Upgrades)

The only advice people will give you on this is that you should buy perm upgrades, which I agree with, but most of you reading this will have no idea what counts as a perm upgrade and what doesn’t, so this section is telling you what counts as perm upgrades (sorted by what you spend to upgrade them)

Yellow Coin (YC): Yellow coins are the coins that some people will call gold but are distinctly yellow in colour. They are one of the three main currencies of the main game, and reach the highest amounts, with a soft cap of 999,999,999,999 and a hard cap or 999,999,999,999,999. Yellow coins are mostly used for further unlocking features, and buying new stuff. The most important things to get are:

Garden plots to make your garden better, as the garden is a huge source of income and exp

Printer level as printer gives decent yellow coin return and has pretty good green coin income

Epic Skills, cap double progress before getting any of the others, these skills are truly epic.

grandpa stats (to 10) allow you to gain more grandpas faster! And will also make your idle button better.

fishing bucket capacity will allow you to fish longer without selling things!

fishing skill upgrade (to skill level 30) makes your fishing better, fishing is quite useful once you can idle it, as it’s the idlable source of cyborg points.

dragon boost (+300% permanent boost upgrade) zebra boost makes you gain more stuff! More coins and more exp! MOAR! Feeding on Friday counts for double.

Green Coin (GC): Green coins, much like yellow coins, are one of the other main currencies used in the game. Green coins are generally, obtained in the long run, with no really good sources of active green coins. Idling is the way to go if you need green coins. Green coins soft cap at 999,999,999, and hard cap at 999,999,999,999. They are mostly used for buying secondary parts of main features, like lol market gems or fertilizers. The most useful permanent bonuses to buy with greens coins are:
Boost is a direct multiplier to coin and exp gain from almost all sources, extremely useful for making progress faster.

Progress bar speed (idle) allows you to idle more efficiently. This is useful for most people, even if you’re usually active. More idle speed will increase the effectiveness of your idle bot card or just regular idling! More progress bar rewards are always good.

Auto-booster allows your to idle more efficiently and can increase active exp gain. More boost just helps you with gaining more things.

manual ant spray allows you to protect your boost from those ants!

doom ant spray allows you to further protect your precious boost from those ants!

grandpa discipline allows you to make your grandpa's more useful while not on the button screen, making your active/idle play in other features better.

Blue Coin (BC): Blue coins are the third main currency in the game and are a counter to Green coins, being primarily obtained by actively playing the game. Blue coins are rarely obtainable while idle, and decently rare while active, having a soft cap of only 999,999 and a hard cap of 999,999,999. These are some great coins, However, the stuff you can buy with blue coins are usually worth less than the items that you can buy with green coins making these less sought after. They are mostly used to buy more useful secondary features like the map in the battle arena. The most useful permanent bonuses to buy with blue coins are:

Prog bar speed (up to 400%) having a faster progress bar can’t be bad right? More rewards from the prog bar! However, after 400% the price for progress bar speed ramps up considerably and isn’t worth going for early on, However, after you’ve unlocked some of the ascension perks it might be worth going further.

VIP travelling ticket will allow you to see the map in the battle arena! Which in itself is a negative value, the map will just tell you a bunch of lies and never actually help you with what it’s meant to do. However, the map comes with the ability to teleport around the battle arena which is extremely useful and your main way to travel! You also kind of need the travelling ticket to go past the beach.

tech lights are just the best

arcade pack allows you to play the last 3 games of the arcade, which is required for a few quests and achievements.

adventure reminder will show you your adventure energy without having to go to the adventures tab! This is useful if you want to waste minimal energy. You can also spend a few green coins to spend your energy for slightly less exp that if you adventured manually.

super battery increases how high you can manually charge your battery, increasing its idle efficiency. However, this feature is pretty much useless if you are using the battery card :(. On the bright side the small amount of time you have this but not the card it’s quite useful.

mini garden lets you see how many trees you have planted, and spend some green coins to harvest all harvestable trees without going into the garden. Once you get the auto harvest card going the second effect is completely useless, However, the first effect of being able to know how many trees you have planted is quite useful.

White Coin (WC): White coins are the best and the rarest of the coins in the game, you know this because of racism that says everything that’s white is the best, coins follow this rule as well. However, these coins actually suck so not really. Their only good use early on is to get yourself a set of whatever progress bar modules you want and then ignore them until way later (like 50 ascends). Every white coin that you have (currently) increases the chance for progress bar modules in your shop to have higher tier or shiny. You really want shiny tier 9 modules later so this is worth way more than wasting your white coins on whatever else you think you could buy.

Quest/Event Tokens: When you complete the quests in this game that aren’t really good quests at all and are far more achieve like you get rewards with quest tokens that can only be used in the special shop. Event tokens can also be used in the special shop and are awarded for playing the game every day in 5 minutes increments up to a point. The special shop has many extremely useful items in it for the new player. Activate all cards allows you to get the bonus for all the cards quite cheaply until you have your own supply of cards to activate always. Mega Career potions will allow you to get all the benefits of every career without paying the ludicrous price increases, and making your careers gain double exp! Energy Refills will allow you to adventure even more, which is very a good experience source for new players and mid-level players. These have no other use outside of the special shop, so make sure that you spend them!

Shiny Tokens: Shiny tokens are some tokens that let you get shiny progress bar modules. They are required for purchase, but can also be used to restock the shop at varying levels to help you get new mods.

Purple Buttons: the button machine comes with its own decent currency in purple buttons that you get for perfect clicks. However, it also comes with a ludicrously big sink for these in grandpas, which are the only thing you should spend these on for quite a while. Once you get to 14 grandpas you can feed your pet for more exp, and at 16 you might think about buying some button multiplier, but grandpas are really useful.

Random Fruit: Another garden will randomly give you some random fruit every time you harvest trees in that garden, and these are extremely useful. You can either eat them or sell them for exp or monies. The downside to this is that eating them is almost never worth it and you should sell them for yellow coins and garden points to get further in your garden.

Bacon: Bacon comes from killing a bunch of monsters in the battle arena, and it a decent pet food allowing you to get up to 40% more exp from the battle arena. However, the main use of bacon is feeding Robacon (Robro) so he can help you kill monsters!

FCG cash: Tukkuns Fake Card Game comes with a currency that will let you buy more cards, really that’s all you should use this stuff for. Buy singles to beat specific enemies like the legendary monster, and feed your pet a little bit for more exp.

Stadium Tokens: Stadium is pretty terrible and you can cap your stats quickly by sending your cyborg at it a few times so this is quite a useful thing to spend, However, nothing in the shop is really worth much so you’re stuck buying regular boost potions with these or feeding your pet. I personally highly recommend feeding your pet.

Arcade 100k medals: Arcade is considerably better than the stadium, and the things you can spend these on reflects that quite well. You can buy upgrades to make your arcade life easier, which can be worth it, or you can buy regular boost potions for better idling or unlimited arcade tokens for better adventuring! Alternatively, you could feed your pet which is also, quite worth it.

Cyborg points/Energy: cyborg (Cybro) is a sick simulator that will do boring stuff for you. Quite useful for maxing stadium stats if you don’t want to do it yourself or getting to level 50 in Tukkun FCG. balance 3 has the highest return rate of white coins, making it almost worth it to buy cyborg points with white coins to keep him going at balance 3 when he has the energy. 
4. The start of the Battle Arena (yes, r1-r500 is only the start)
Ok so now for the interesting stuff, the Battle Arena, which is probably why most of you are here because we all know that the stuff above was probably only read by 3 or 4 of you. If you did what I said to do above, you should be at least level 1000, if so, visit the dragon, toss a bunch of yellow coins at him (feed him), collect your level up rewards, and go to the mystery boxes screen. Open the brownish looking boxes (Supply Crates), you should have a few of them, they give arena exp, which lets you skip a bunch of ranks. If you’ve followed this far, you also probably have an adventurer trophy in your BA inventory. This is a useful weapon for all of about 5 minutes for you guys that reached r7035 at least, but it is better than whatever the tutorial tries to give you. If you did what is said above and got a bunch of ranks from supply crates for free, (and main game levels, so a reduced level penalty) just skip to the section where your rank falls, and get a bow from the dark pyramid as soon as possible, then replace it with the next gear that you should have gotten in the normal path:

r1-40
r40-100
r100-200
r200-250
r250-300
r300-500

NOTES
The map is a huge liar, the only time you should trust it is if it says you can’t do something, then you really can’t do it. If the map says anything else, ignore it.
If you complain about losing your rings the chat will tell you that you should have worn protection, but really you shouldn’t have gone where you died and should never wear protection.
If you ask a question about anything that isn’t super specific in chat the answer should always be “depends.” (e.g. “What is the best ring for rank 42.0?” .. this depends on your stats and what you are trying to do, though there are a few general recommendations that may be given, such as Speed.)
You should not use a single build for everything, you can save text files of your builds in notepad to load later.
Fuse items +10/+9 unless you are uniquing, the + is rounding down, resulting in an extra enhancer
http://imgur.com/a/ugfH8
When asked for your build by someone, always use full character stats(Skill, copy stats, full character stats) and paste into www.pastebin.com so that the chat can see everything you have, and advise you on changes better. For reference, your Pastebin should look like this, http://pastebin.com/R9ajbu6L but with your stats and stuff.
NEVER play in HardCore mode, unless otherwise stated, or you are just completely destroying what the guide says in casual. 
Idle where ever you can keep up combo, always.
When you stop using something, donate it to the Museum, it can be found in the item storage, at r500 you can get most of the other stuff with collectors pendant.
Pokay Stops aren’t a reliable source of resources but are free bonuses, get them.
If you don’t like this guide to BA or feel something is unclear check this.
After every specific fusion, I will have a weird looking code that you can put into the fusion simulator to see the exact stats of the item after fusion, and mess around other things to compare
The BATTLE ARENA MENUS are very cool, learn them!
This explains what’s good in Battle arena fairly accurately

Tooltip Fun!

The first thing in a tooltip is the name of the item, in these cases [200F] Demon Slayer Hat, Demon Slayer Sword, and GIGA PENDANT. These are just some items I had in my inventory to take pictures of with all the stats on them.

The next part is the [+10], which some of you will notice is on the same line as the name but is not part of the name. This is the counter on enhancers, you can apply enhancer to items until they reach +10, at which point you can’t enhance them anymore. Some items come with negative enhancement levels, these can still be enhanced until +10, while some items come with over 10 enhancements, these cannot be enhanced.

The next part is not on the sword but can be on any item. The time limit of an item is extremely basic, every second that you play, the life of the item goes down by 1 second. If you have offline progress on, offline time will also count against this time limit. Most items that have a time limit are better than items that have similar requirements to get but do not have a time limit, while the time limit is also usually long enough to get an upgrade. If an item does not have a shown time limit, it’s time limit is many years long and gets reset every time you move the item.

The third (or second) line is the required rank to equip the item. This is a fairly simple concept, you must be of the rank that is listed on the item. this is directly related to the bonus tier of the item. Specifically, the first number is required rank / 10, rounded up.

Next is a bunch of tags that just stop you from doing some stuff. There are 4 of these, 3 orange ones and one that’s a purplish blue. There’s “cannot apply bonus rocks” which prevents you from using bonus rocks (not enhancers), with the exception of S rocks. “Cannot be fused” which is applied to any fused item, or item that is too powerful for fusion, and prevents you from fusing it with another item. “Cannot apply unique enhancers” means that you cannot apply unique enhancers even if the item meets the other requirements. While unique enhancers can be used on a max level max enhanced item to increase their attack or defence to a certain point. And the final one is “finalized”, this means that the item has an expTNL (exp to next level) of ‘infinity’, cannot be enhanced, and has all 3 of the previous tags.

The next parts are where things start getting more interesting for the regular player, while the earlier parts made sense, they were harder to understand what they did really, and you probably didn’t care about them.

Item Type has 2 categories, type, and subtype. The type of an item decides if it is a weapon, a piece of armour, and accessory, etc, and is basically just for sorting inventory. The actually interesting part is the subtype. This determines what kind of weapon you’re using,  what slot your armour fills, what kind of accessory you have, etc. you can equip 1 of each subtype of item, with the exception of weapons, of which you can only have 1 equipped. Weapons come with the benefit of the subtype also determining the specialized skill for the weapon. Each type of weapon has a unique specialized skill that does a variety of things. Some of these specialized skills are better than others, and in the later parts of the game, are the main reason for choosing a specific weapon over another.

After this, there’s just all the stats, which do what they say. The attack of your equipment is summed here to make your equipment attack stat, which is a direct multiplier to your damage. While the defence of all your equipment is summed up to get your equipment defence.

Your weapon speed is essentially just the base of the speed formula, which sums up armour/accessory speeds and multiplies your weapon speed by that, with some other stuff to find your speed. Mess around with this to optimize speed

An item’s critical damage stat increases your crit damage by that amount, every time you land a critical hit, your damage is multiplied by your critical damage. Your chance for landing a critical hit is based on your critical chance, which is (weapon critical chance +  skill crit chance)+accuracy/1000.

Dexterity is split on armour and weapons as evasion and accuracy. Evasion helps you not get hit, the more of it the better, However, evasion isn’t actually that useful, as dodge chance (a different stat) is almost always easier to get more of. The same applies to accuracy, except with hit chance, the enemies have enough evasion in most cases that it’s easier to just ignore it and use hit chance. There are a few cases, such as apocalypse mode, where hit chance is nerfed heavily and you have to use accuracy/evasion though.

Health is also split between HP regen, and HP. HP% increases your Health by an amount, the sum of all your HP% on armour orange bonuses and skills. If you have 500% HP% on your armour, you have 6x HP. while HP regen increases the rate at which you regenerate your health. HP regen is usually a worthless stat, as the enemies that you’re fighting most of the time either one hit you, die too fast to kill you, or you have enough “don’t get hit hax” to regain all your HP anyway.

Bonus tier is the first part of the tooltip that is really difficult to figure out. Bonus tier is equal to required rank / 10 (rounded up), + unobtainium level, and for weapons, it increases more based on one of the rank 500 skills, legendary weapon. The higher the level of this number, the more powerful the next 3 things are the colour bonuses, more specifically, the green bonuses, the orange bonuses, and the purple bonuses. Idc if you think the orange bonus is yellow, it’s orange, and everybody calls it orange, so just agree.as an example, the item from the tooltip to the left has a required rank/10 of 42, so it is rank 411-420, and an unobtainium level of 6.

With this, you should now know what the tooltips for your items contain, and what they tell you. However, there is another important stat screen, the stat screen! This screen can be seen by clicking the stat button between the item and skill buttons, not to be confused with the stats screen/button.

The stat screen
 is split into 3 pages, each of which is loaded with useful information for you to view.

Page 1

Here’s the entire first page

Now let's break it down.

The tooltip for these four stats is very easy to explain, the yellow part contains the name, the number is the current value, and the number in the bracket is the base value. Attack Power and Maximum MP are the most important stats of the 4, as they both directly impact damage (MP with mana power). The + next to the stat will allow you to increase your base stat by a set amount, until about 2/3s the base cap (can be increased further with rebirths). Since this boost is a set amount it’s only really worth investing in at early ranks when that amount is a larger % of your total base stat value.

The next 2 stats are accuracy and evasion, these tooltips are more interesting than the previous ones, as they actually show more than a single stats. They start with the name of the stat they show, as with all the tooltips on the stat screen, and then they show you your hit chance and dodge chance, which are not the same as your chance to hit or dodge an enemy. Hit/Dodge Chance are special stats that allow you to skip the accuracy check. If you have an 85% hit chance and 0 accuracy points, you have 85% chance to hit, and then 0 chance to hit with your 0 accuracy. With dodge chance, you get a set % to just not get hit, and evasion chance, unlike accuracy though there’s some stuff hidden here. You can only dodge/evade up to 20 attacks from an enemy in a row (absorption does not count for this). These stats are ludicrously overpowered for how easy they are to get, which devalues accuracy/evasion.

These are your reward stats, every enemy has a set reward they give you when defeated, which are then put through these and given to you. If you have 200% exp% you gain double the base exp from an enemy. If you have 200% spawn rate the spawn delay in an area is halved. These are your main concern when idling.

Then you have your element% stats. These are extremely useful when applicable, but rarely applicable. Every 100% of a strong element increases damage against weak elements by 100%, while every 100% of an element increases defence by 100%. For the specific effectiveness of the elements, hover over their name to see what they are good against, generally, it’s just the element below it. These are extremely important to use when they can be, but cannot always be used, check bestiary for en enemies element.

Lastly for page 1 are your rare/epic% modifiers. rare/epic enemies give more rewards when you defeat them, and DO NOT have better stats than the regular versions. generally, speaking, rare% is completely useless, and epic% is worth far more than drop%. Epic Enemies count as rare enemies, so anytime something requires a rare enemy, epics will work as well. 
Page 2

Now the second page is a bit more interesting than the fist, as such, you’ll look at this page considerably more than the first page, though both are pretty useful.

Now let’s explain what’s actually going on here.

Minimum damage is directly related to the mastery and max damage stat, and no actually it’s own thing. Minimum Damage is (max damage * mastery)

Mastery increases your minimum damage. You start with a base of 5% mastery and it can go up to 95%. Increasing your minimum damage increases your average damage. The difference in average damage from 5% to 95% is 45% (average 52.5% vs average 97.5%) this means that on average with 95% mastery you hit 85% harder than with 5% mastery. You can get this stat from the weapon mastery skill, master ring, master buff, or min Damage: +% orange bonuses. These are all very useful thing to have because of how powerful this stat is.

Max Damage is the other important stat of this section, though you shouldn’t really look at it. Max damage is your damage pre defence, post some multipliers, and before some others. So it is pretty important, though most people will just ignore it and do the math based on the multipliers because the base is fairly constant by the time you think about doing the math. Max Damage is

Max damage  = round up ((0.000005*sqrt(rank)*sqrt(Level)+0.01)*Attack Power*Equipment attack*(Rage Attack/100)*((100*Element%)/100)+Attack Power)

Attack power is your (attack power (in the brackets) + attack power purples + attack power from skills) * attack% (from all sources like IA, buff, and colour bonuses) /100

Equipment attack is the displayed equipment attack

Rage attack is your displayed rage attack stat + 100, this is a weapon only orange bonus, that also comes from skills and ring, which is multiplied by your rage% (80% rage = 80% of your rage attack bonus)

Element% is the displayed value of the element that is super effective against the enemy

Sqrt means square root, and is equivalent to putting something to the ^0.5

Every time you hit an enemy with an attack you hit them for (before post defence multipliers)

Damage = (max Damage * power of skill - (enemy Defence * ((100-ignore defence)/100)) or 1 (whichever is greater)

power of skill -  The 550% is the power of the skill, this should be on the tooltip for all your skills

enemy Defence - * (100-weaken effect%)/100
There are other multipliers that increase/decrease this, such as rampage, crescendo, and Robacon skill

Available in Bestiary

ignore defence - this is just a stat that you can get that lets you ignore some of the enemies defences, believe it or not

Then the post defend multiplier make it so that you hit for

Real damage = Damage * (boss/non-boss damage)/100 * critical Damage * CDG mult * crescendo mult * mana power mult

Damage - what you just got in the last step.

boss/non-boss damage -  whichever one of these corresponds to the enemy, purple health bars are bosses red health bars are non-bosses

critical Damage - you can easily get this from your armour, with other sources including rings, skills, and orange bonuses. Your Critical Chance% is the chance that you get this bonus.

Coup De Grace multiplier is sufficiently explained in the tooltip

Crescendo multiplier is explained very well in the Tooltip

Mana power multiplier is explained here

Attack speed is equal to 
(weapon speed * (1+(armour/accessory speed)/100)+ Invisible Ally attack speed) * (1+ 0.2 * weapon booster level + attack speed% (oranges/skills/ring) + Invisible Ally speed%) * rage speed

To optimize your skill point allocation for maxing double hit and attack speed you can mess around with this.

Reflect and Magic reflect are just like your normal attacking skills, but slower and worse. Every time you get hit by an attack, you will hit the enemy for your reflect power% damage (in place of the power of skill in the damage formula), while if you’re hit by a magic attack you will hit the enemy for magic reflect% damage. generally, these stats are useless.

While instant kill chance sounds very useful, it’s actually not as useful as one would think, this is because it only works against non-bosses, which are never something you will have trouble with. If a non-boss enemy has less than 50% HP, every hit has instant kill chance % to instantly kill the enemy, but this shouldn’t matter too much as the bosses will kill if you need to rely on this to kill.

Damage resist lowers the amount of damage you take from physical attacks, and some of the magic attack,  but magic attacks are weird and won’t be talked about much.

There are 2 parts to damage resist, the % decrease and the flat decrease.  The amount of damage you take from physical attacks is basically (enemy attack - flat resist) * (1- % resist).

Flat damage resist is

Damage Resist = round down ((0.000001 *sqrt(Rank) * sqrt(level) + 0.002) * defence Power * weapon Defence + defence Power +  current Mana * Protection / 100 + current Health * OP tanker / 100)

While your % damage resist is

Damage Resist % = round down (weapon Defence / 100) + OP tanker + (damage resist% oranges) + (Damage taken % from invisible allies)

Now, these are both weird formulas that look nothing like you would expect it to, this is because the damage resist system makes absolutely no sense and you shouldn’t care about it, stop reading this part and go onto the next stat page, please.

Damage Resist is just your flat resist, the number displayed beside the +

Defence power is your defence power, outside of the bracket, and you really shouldn’t be reading this bit man.

Weapon defence is the defence of your weapon, which makes about as much sense as reading this section, who cares about defence

Current mana is the mana you currently have, if you’re using spirit or AURA it’s set to 0, otherwise, you can just read it on the screen, and stop reading this section

Protection is the epic skill protection, without this your current mana doesn’t matter, just like this section, stop reading it. Protection skill is pretty terrible and you shouldn’t use it so it will never factor into the calculation, just like you should never be reading this section.

Current health is your current HP, which should always be maxed because you really should never be getting hit, just like people should never be reading this section

OP tanker is the OP tanker skill in the STR/DEX tab which should also always be 0, so this should really never matter, just like you really shouldn’t have read this section

Magic Resist is weird, it’s kind of like the % reduction part of damage reduction but for ranged attacks, and not for the whole attack. Just know that it’s very useful if you’re getting hit by magic attacks

Negate effect is an extremely useful stat that allows you to stop yourself from being afflicted with a status effect. As many of the status effects are quite debilitating, this is extremely useful and can save your life on many occasions. However, as the resistance ring prevents most of the status afflictions, it is used instead of caring about this in most cases where these status debuffs could matter.

Despite popular beliefs, potion efficiency does not make your potions stronger, nor does it increase the time that a potion lasts. Instead potion efficiency decreases the rate at which the buff from a potion expires. If you have 300% potion efficiency, 1 second of potion time will last a whole 3 seconds! This is quite useful for making your potions last longer while idling, but not much else

Page 3

The third page of stats is my personal favourite, as it comes with a unique colour, and tells you how much you weaken an enemy for with the weaken status. These are both really important things to me, as I have no life and dictate all of my decisions based solely on this game. This page is both the most and least useful stats page to people, depending on how far you are and what you’re looking for.

This page starts off pretty weak with some useless info nobody cares about, your HP/MP regen and mana eater/drain powers, followed by more useless information in autosteal level.

Hp / 1 second is actually just useless info, your HP doesn’t regen like that. Your HP actually regenerates every 1/10th of a second, for about 1/10th of your HP regen. This means that having more HP regen than your cap HP isn’t a terrible idea, and can actually save you from being killed in a few cases. Though generally, this stat is completely useless, as you’d rather just not get hit that get hit a bunch and regen it all.

MP / 1 second worth the same as HP regen, recovering 1/10th the listed about 10 times a second, However, MP is far more valuable and usable than HP. due to mana power consuming your mana 6-10 times a second, it is a good idea to keep this value pretty high, as mana power increases your damage based on current MP. Because of this Potion efficiency, mana rune levels, and mastery potions are greatly sought after, giving a huge boost to your DPS if used properly.

MP / 1 kill is in most cases completely worse than MP / 1 second, as you either don’t care about your mana that much, or are killing enemies too slowly for regen per kill to matter. Later in the game, your MP/1sec will also greatly exceed your MP / 1 kill, making it worth even less. This stat is pretty much only useful when you’re rapidly killing tons of enemies (dark pyramid or MEGABOSS’s revenge). Usually just referred to as mana eater.

Drain, much like Mana eater, is considered a bad skill for a decent reason, though far better than mana eater. Drain heals HP every time you hit an enemy by a decent amount, based on how hard you hit the enemies. Specifically, it heals you by

To Drain = round down (damage Dealt ^ 0.4) * Drain level * 10)

Max Drain = Round down( Max HP  * Drain level  / 500)

Whichever is lower. This means that drain is a pretty viable way to regen HP, but as mentioned earlier HP regen isn’t really desired.

The next stat that is displayed is also fairly useless
Autosteal gives you coins and pixels based on the amount of damage you dealt to the enemy, which sounds nice but in practice isn’t that great. The amount you gain is

Auto Steal Coin = Roundup (damage% *autoSteal level  * enemy.coin (found in bestiary)  * boost / 2500000)

Auto Steal Pixel = Roundup (damage % * autoSteal * enemy.pixel / 25000)

Where damage % is damage % = damage Dealt / enemy maxhp * 100, upper limit 250 lower limit 0.

However, if you have not beet into Triangle Hideout this play session your damage % is always 0. It’s also almost always better to just fight stronger enemies than to use autosteal though.

This bit is mostly useless and just says the information you can either already see or not use on the available screens, kind of pointless to be on the stat screen.

The last completely boring bit is only slightly useful, really only usable for checking to make sure you have what you want to have equipped. Double check your stuff kids!

And the remaining section of the third page of the stat screen is extremely useful and complex! Every status will have a chance to be applied, shown in the Status chance number, a default power which can be increased by various means, and a duration that can also be increased in various ways. Status effects are explained more in depth here.

Poison is just like your attacks and uses the same damage formula outlined above. Poison is usually a high power hit that increases your damage by a considerable amount and is a good place to dump SP after you get everything else that’s useful. 
Weaken lowers an enemies attack and defence by effect%, making it an extremely useful offensive and defensive tool. Weaken is by far the most valuable of the status effects, and will allow you to do many things that would otherwise evade you.

Unlike weaken, blind is a nearly useless status effect, only really useful in a few niche areas of apocalypse mode. Sadly the ability to decrease and enemies accuracy and evasion isn’t that relevant when you don’t use accuracy and evasion for most of the game.

Stun is the middle ground of the status effects, it’s always okay. It’s never required like weaken, and will never give a substantial DPS boost like poison, but it also doesn’t fall off in harder difficulties. In apocalypse mode, poison is nearly useless, and in normal modes blind is nearly useless, However, stun is almost always a solid #3 most useful status for the situation.

Rank 1-40

TL:DR do whatever

So at Rank 1, if you managed to find this guide while still rank 1, I commend you, but just do what the tutorial says until you get to the crafting menu (Do not sell the stick you start with, you need it later). At this point you should scroll down and craft a water gun, despite it having less attack than whatever the tutorial is going to tell you to make, it has so much more range that killing things will be much faster. After the tutorial you kind of just sit there killing stuff till you reach rank 40, it is a pretty boring start. Once you reach r30 you can craft some lovely armour, that is what you will be using for a little while. Make sure you are turning in your mission Kommanders.

Attack power is directly used as a base of the damage formula and used again later with less impact. This means that if you double your attack power you deal twice as much damage. This makes this stat extremely useful when looking to increase damage. This can be bought in the stat screen a few times to greatly increase your damage to start with, but keep in mind that the more attack power you have, the less valuable buying more is. The most common ways to increase this is by putting attack power purple bonuses, and/or attack% orange bonuses on your equipment.

BATTLE ARENA MENUS

Now that you have finished the in-game tutorial, and unlocked a few things, it is time to explain one of the most important features of the Battle Arena, the Menu. The battle arena menu is a fairly useful menu with many features and intricacies that you will learn to use and navigate as you play more of the game.

The first menu is actually the most boring, and sucks. This menu just sends you to the other areas of the menu, it’s like the main menu, with more menus in it, and very little happens here. However, you can access the loot filter by pressing F (capital F, doesn’t matter how you input it) while on this menu. This was the only way to access the loot filter while it was in beta!

From this menu you can access your inventory, change the RNG used when colours bonuses are rolled, change the difficulty, access the bestiary (largely useless), fuse items, enter your item storage, change your invisible allies, change what ring you have equipped, craft items, or buy new entries for raids/get information about the raids.

Bonus Preferences
Change Difficulty
Bestiary
Item Fusion
Item Storage
Invisible Ally
Change Ring
Raid Entries

Bonus Preferences
	
The Bonus Preference screen lets you increase the chances of getting a specific coloured bonus every time that the bonuses are rolled (be it FBMMWARLNB, the regular drops, or bonus rocks). These can be changed infinitely, and are mostly used with FBMMWARLNB to adjust the coloured bonuses of an item to be exactly what you want them to be, and largely ignored for everything else. However, it’s a free chance to not need to use FBMMWARLNB and save your daily uses.

For green and purple bonuses the primary preference has a flat 20% of being rolled on, so ⅕ bonus rolls will give the primary bonus. If the roll for the primary bonus fails, the secondary preference will be rolled, with a 7% chance of being rolled on. This means that if both bonus preferences are set to the same thing your item has about 25% chance of coming up with the desired result (and the regular chance)

There are more orange bonuses than greens or purples, so each one has a smaller chance of coming up, and the chances of the prefered bonuses taking effect are lower than that of the green bonuses. While the weapon only bonus is just as powerful, a 20% chance for any weapon roll to be the weapon only bonus, this only affects weapons. The Primary preference is reduced to half power, only having a 10% chance of a bonus being the primary preference. However, the secondary preference is still fairly close to its original power, still having a 5% chance for the bonus to be this choice. This means that for non-weapons if both primary and secondary bonuses are set to the same thing, each roll has about a 15% chance of coming up what you want. This screen will be unlocked at rank 80.

Change Difficulty

The change difficulty screen is an extremely simple screen, with 4 possible configurations. You can play the game in either casual or hardcore mode, with or without turn-based mode on. In casual mode all enemies have their basic stats, the game is balanced around casual mode so it is generally, suggested that you play on casual mode. However, as you progress further in the game you may be able to do everything you want to in casual mode, and want to attempt things in hardcore mode for the greater reward, be warned though, hardcore mode greatly increases the stats of the enemies.

Turn-based mode is the far more interesting option on this screen. While turn-based mode is off, you’re playing the regular intended mode of the game, and nothing cool happens. However, when you opt into turn-based mode you get some interesting effects. While turn-based mode is on, you deal 1% less damage to enemies and take 1% more damage from enemies. In exchange for this small price, the enemies will only act while you are either attacking or in the lag from an attack. This makes the game far more skill based, allowing you to choose which actions you want to take nearly 10 times a second, and greatly increases safety. With turn-based mode on you will have frame perfect reaction time and far greater decision making. This comes at the cost of your fights taking FOREVER while in this mode, so it is generally, suggested to not be used until you are doing the Endless Dungeon or doing for top-level raid scores.

Turn-based mode is disabled while in the defend mission or in the (chain) reaction room.
Bestiary

The bestiary is a catalogue of all the mobs you have killed, there are 500 mobs to kill in the game, and the bestiary will give various bonuses based on how many times you’ve killed a mod until you’ve killed it 1,000,000 times! Starting with bestiary entry level 2 when you kill the enemy you gain 10% extra exp per level (10% at level 2, 20% at level 3, etc) capping with +50% extra exp from an enemy when you have killed it 100,000 times.

Starting at bestiary level 4 you will gain bonus drop rate when killing an enemy, this increases the chance of an item dropping from the enemy, most importantly chips that will allow you to make your allies stronger. These bonuses are extremely useful for Chip Farming later in the game, and will even unlock different types of chips for better use (they aren’t actually more useful)

The bestiary costs 1,000,000 pixels to buy and is 100% worth it. Each page of the bestiary has exactly 100 entries, for easy navigation.

Item Fusion

Item fusion is the screen where you can fuse your items, go figure. You can only fuse 2 similar items. This means that you cannot fuse your hat with your sword, but you can fuse your sword with your bow, the system is weird. Any 2 weapons that have not been previously fused and do not have the “cannot be fused” tag can be fused. For armours they have to be the same type of item, you cannot fuse your pants with your gloves.

When fusing weapons the resulting item will always be the primary item, with 63% of the stats of the primary item, and 54% of the stats of the secondary item. However, bonus tier (unobtainium and rank required individually) is averaged, along with a few other things. Exp to next level is also not the same as that formula. When an item with a time limit is part of the fusion the resultant will have that timer if 2 timed items are fused the lower time limit is used.

When fusing armours the formula is slightly different, your resultant gets 70% of the primary items stats and 60% of the secondary items stats. This is fairly useful, and always a good thing, and makes some off fusions better than the normally suggested fusions.

On average it will be best to fuse items +10/+9 (enhancement levels) as that will result in you being able to use an extra enhancer after fusion. Along the same lines, it is usually best to fuse items that are at max level and max level -1, there are exceptions to both of these though. For any specific fusion, you should use the Fusion Simulator to make sure you’re getting the result you want.

Item Storage

The item storage is exactly what one would think it to be, it stores items for you. You can buy more storage slots in it to keep more items! This item isn’t really the cool part of it though, what people care about in this screen are the other two screens linked through this screen.

These screens are the Item filter and the Museum.

Since the Museum is largely useless for anybody this low rank, it will be explained later.

The loot filter though is extremely interesting and useful. You can stop looting all those shitty items you don’t want anymore that keep clogging up your inventory. However, this isn’t actually an item filter, but a loot filter. You can only filter out items that are looted. If an item isn’t looted, it cannot be filtered. Since you’re going to have a hard time figuring out if an item is looted or not, I’ve created a convenient list of every filterable item in the game!

Invisible Allies

Invisible allies are like pets that increase your stats! Each ally has predetermined bonuses and will always be the same for everybody, so don’t worry that you got unlucky with the bonuses or anything like that. To get an invisible ally to drop, you have to kill a rare or epic version of an enemy, and then hope that it drops the invisible scroll that will let you use it. Each zone, and each enemy, all have their own specific chance of dropping an IA, some being very high, some ludicrously low. There is 1 IA for each enemy, and 1 for each Kongpanion. You can upgrade the bonuses your IAs give you with chips, eventually being able to make them ULTRA! As you won’t have any decent or even semi-decent Allies unlocked yet, it is generally, recommended that you use a Kongpanion until you unlock the Prehistoric Mission boss allies or corruption allies, this is generally, the area that allies start getting better than Kongpanions, though some Kongpanions will be better than these.

For an IA to gain exp you must have the IA equipped, and defeat an enemy of equal or greater level. If the enemy you defeat is a boss your IA gains 5 IA exp, whereas if it is a non-boss it only gains 2. The exception to this Spooky Crypt, where every enemy gives 1 IA exp, regardless of level. An ally gains 20 IA Exp when killing itself, 50 if it was rare, and a whopping 100 if it was epic. Mastery of an ally will increase the rewards you get for defeating that ally, even if you do not have that ally equipped, so it is very worth doing for the enemies you fight a lot.

Here is a list of Invisible ally Passive Abilities and Active Abilities

Change Rings

The change ring screen will allow you to change which ring you have equipped! There are 22 different rings in this game, each with different bonuses, some that are exclusive to the ring, and some that can be obtained with other bonuses. You can only have one ring equipped at a time, so make your ring count.

Which ring you have equipped can really change how you make your build, so make sure you think through which one would be most beneficial to your build, or just ask in chat because they will obviously know better than you!

Health
Mana
Power
Speed
Mastery
Critical
Defence
Reflection
Chronos
Rage
Resistance
Accuracy
Evasion
Leech
Chaos
Encounter
Experience
Greed
protection
Luck
Combo
Cruelty

Health Ring

The Health ring gives you +300% HP, +5000% HP regen, and grants immunity to the poison, potion block, and zombify status conditions. This is 150 tiers of HP, 100 tiers of HP regen, and a very useful unique bonus. While 250 tiers and a unique bonus may sound useful, those 250 tiers are actually in a bad stat, and the unique bonus doesn’t help as much as one would want. Health ring is never a good idea to use unfortunately if you’re dying there are better ways to not die than to use the health ring.

Accuracy Ring

The accuracy ring gives you 150% accuracy, 50% hit chance, and immunity to the blind status effect. That amounts to 100 tiers of accuracy, 100 tiers of hit chance, totalling 200 tiers, and a unique bonus. Now, this bonus may give fewer tiers than the health ring, However, the placing of these tiers is quite a bit more useful. The 150% accuracy can help you reach the critical hit chance cap of 95%, but isn’t that useful outside of it, what’s really chance (additive with other hit chance bonuses) to hit the enemy is extremely useful for battling enemies with any decent amount of evasion, while immunity to blind allows you to have a constant chance to hit the enemy or dodge their attacks.

Mana Ring

The Mana ring gives you +250% MP, +5000% MP regen, and immunity to potion block. This is equal to 83 tiers of MP, 200 tiers of MP regen, totalling 283 tiers, and a unique bonus. Mana ring is actually quite good as a ring, despite never actually being useful. This ring is extremely beneficial for early game allowing you to use stronger moves, and very potent at making your mana power bonus better further explained here. Immunity to potion block is also quite beneficially in most cases, so you might be confused about why this ring is never useful. This ring, while quite powerful, isn’t quite powerful enough in any situation, there is always a better ring. However, if you don’t think you can figure out which ring is the better ring, this ring is usually a solid choice. Quite helpful for fresh rank 500 players to use mana power, and in apocalypse mode.

Evasion Ring

Evasion Ring gives you +200% evasion, +50% dodge chance and immunity to the blind status effect. This is equal to 100 tiers of evasion, 100 tiers of dodge chance, totalling 200 tiers and a unique bonus. While this ring is very similar to the accuracy ring, in that it gives pretty much the exact same bonuses except in evasion. But that major difference makes this ring pretty much completely less useful than the accuracy ring. In most cases, you’re going to get a bigger bonus from the accuracy boosts than the evasion boosts, with few exceptions. This ring will help you push slightly more floors in the Endless Dungeon, though it’s never a good choice to use this instead of a better ring. This ring can also help push further streak in the Spooky Crypt, though usually not worth it.
Power Ring

Power Ring gives you +75% attack, +75% ignore def and immunity to weaken. This is equal to 75 tiers of attack, 75 tiers of ignore def, totalling 150 tiers and a unique bonus. While having the power of the vikings sounds like it would be all fun and games, this ring isn’t actually very useful, like, at all. This ring has the major flaw of going into oversaturated or useless stats. The 75% attack% is a good bonus if you ignore that pretty much all of your armour and accessory tiers should be in attack%, along with a few bonuses from your skills, meaning this 75% attack% isn’t actually a very big bonus to your attack power. Meanwhile, the 75 tiers of ignore defence are okay, except for ignore def being nearly always less than a priority. Having an immunity to weaken is very nice, but this comes with other rings as well that provide useful bonuses, so if you’re looking for that look elsewhere.

Leech Ring

Leech Ring gives you +100 levels of drain, +25000 mana per killed monster or +50% chance to 
get 1 spirit when attacking, +150 % max hp, fully recovers MP or +15 spirit when you kill a boss. This is quite the weird ring, the bonuses are weird and not really that easy to explain. The 100 levels of drain can help you not die, but you shouldn’t really ever be dying anyway so that set of bonuses isn’t quite as useful as it may seem. The extra mana recovery is in mana eater, which is generally, pretty bad, meaning this bonus is also not that useful. The +50% chance to get 1 spirit when you attack is quite useful depending on which weapon you’re using, except spirit is generally, useless so this isn’t a very good bonus either. The extra HP is additive with your other HP% bonuses from armour and skill, so it’s quite fully useless. And lastly, the bonus for killing a boss isn’t that great as if you’re killing the boss in the area you probably don’t need a bonus for that.
Speed Ring

Speed Ring gives you +160% attack speed, +80% double hit, +30% attack, immunity to slow and halves the duration of the stun status effect. This is equal to 80 tiers of attack speed, 40 tiers of double hit, 30 tiers of attack, totalling 150 tiers and 2 unique bonuses. The speed ring is a very useful ring for the early game, but a very useless ring after that. This ring is amazing in the early game when you have trouble getting your speed and double hit up, and pretty much the undisputed best ring until around rank 100 for your first run, but then you start getting better equipment and thus making speed less useful. Getting your speed and double hit capped is just so easy so quickly that this ring has a low time on its use, but is quite useful when it is.

Chaos ring

Chaos Ring gives you +50% to poison/weaken/blind chance and +10% to stun chance. This is equal to 50 tiers of poison chance, 50 tiers of weaken chance, 50 tiers of blind chance, 20 tiers of stun, totalling 170 tiers. Chaos ring is an extremely useful ring later in the game, but actually really bad early in the game. This kind gets better as you get more battle points, increasing how many points you can put into your status effect skills. This is because of how the status effect skills work. This ring can greatly increase your damage and isn’t useful for anything but that. However, it is extremely good at this and widely considered the best offensive ring for the late and end game. However, some people will suggest this ring for the early and mid-game, those people are wrong and should be ignored, this ring is terrible early and only okay mid-game, there are far better choices.

Mastery Ring

Mastery Ring gives you +90% mastery, +20% ignore def, +20% hit chance, +20% dodge chance and immunity to weaken/blind. This is equal to 90 tiers of mastery, 20 tiers of ignore def, 40 tiers of hit chance, 40 tiers of dodge chance, totalling 190 tiers and 2 unique bonuses. Mastery is another ring that is quite useful early in the game, but drops off in use later. Through ranks 100~350 this is likely the best ring in the game, having all these bonuses be extremely useful and none of them easy to hit the cap of. Mastery is a good DPS boost while you have less than perfect luck. Ignore defence can be useful when your damage is terrible and you’re fighting things you shouldn’t be, so this isn’t a completely useless bonus for when this ring is useful. The 20% hit/dodge chance is also quite useful for these ranks as you won’t be able to get your 87% bonus from skills + mastery potion yet. Once you get to level 48 cap on buff boost this ring is still pretty useful! If you set 2 of your armour orange bonuses to hit/dodge chance you can keep your hit/dodge chance really high, and use the power potion with this ring to have huge damage! The power potion will make up for your lost attack% bonuses, while also increasing your accuracy and man MP, allowing you to save SP capping critical hit chance and take advantage of the amazing Mana power

Cruelty Ring

Cruelty Ring gives you +120% damage vs bosses, and +30% chance to instantly kill a non-boss monster when its hp is below 50%. This is equal to 60 tiers of boss damage and 60 tiers of instant kill chance, totalling 120 tiers. Cruelty is the second of the generally, pretty good rings, the 60 tiers of boss damage are sadly usually worse than the 80 tiers of rage attack from the rage ring, and the instant kill chance is just useless. However, if your boss damage is for some reason lower than your rage attack, firstly you should probably chance around your build to be better, but secondly, this ring will be better than the rage ring if you don’t change it around!
Encounter ring

Encounter Ring gives you +20% spawn rate, This is equal to 100 tiers of spawn rate. While this ring is quite simple, it is also very good. Simple things tend to work well, this is no exception. Encounter ring is the premier reward ring, being slightly better than experience ring for 2 reasons. More encounter gives you more other rewards, while exp only gives extra exp (about the same extra exp as encounter), and more spawn rate helps you complete quests / achieves / mastery / IAs / chips / Kommanders faster.

Experience Ring

Experience Ring gives you +50% exp. This is equal to 100 tiers of exp. Experience ring is strictly worse than the encounter ring in most cases. The exception being cases where you get most of your exp from single sources, like secret dungeons CHAOS, and when there is an exp bonus from the event, like 1.5x exp in corruption. This is because these rings both give equal reward tiers, and spawn rate comes with secondary hidden bonuses aside from exp.

Greed Ring

Greed Ring gives you +50% pixel and +50% coin. This is equal to 50 tiers of pixel and 50 tiers of coin, totalling 100 tiers. Greed ring is the third and least useful of the reward rings. The greed ring is actually just never useful, this is because the rewards of 50% pixel and 50% coin just aren’t that good. Pixel isn't very good for exp, and 20% encounter rate is just better for coin than 50% coin. This ring is sadly never a good idea, being outshone even by combo ring for rewards.
Luck Ring

Luck Ring gives you +100% drop rate, +100% rare rate and +100% epic rate. This is equal to 100 tiers of drop rate, 100 tiers of rare rate, 40 tiers of epic rate, totalling 240 tiers. Luck ring is a pseudo reward ring, all it’s bonuses are related to rewards, but not the standard rewards of experience and coins. The luck ring is strictly the best ring for chip farming, and Invisible ally gathering in almost all cases, with the few exceptions being when you cap epic% and drop% without it, then encounter ring is better. However, in most cases, this is the premier chip farming ring! Unfortunately, that means that this ring is pretty much completely useless for other purposes.

Critical Ring

Critical Ring gives you +50% critical chance and +250% critical damage. This is equal to 50 tiers of critical chance and 125 tiers of critical damage, totalling 175 tiers. This ring is very decent. It’s not great, but it’s not useless either. It’s probably the second best ring for ranks 80~200. This means that it’s just never going to be used optimally, though there are exceptions and if you’re below rank 300 or so you might want to consider looking at this ring for your build. The extra critical chance can be very useful in capping crit chance to make it a more consistent damage bonus with your early weapons, and the extra critical damage is very nice, allowing you to make up for having weaker armour. If you’re using the suggested path of alien stuff till ghost stuff, this ring isn’t really a good idea, but can be beneficial if you’re using an alt path or blazing your own trail!

Defence Ring

Defence Ring gives you +150% defence, -50% to damage taken and immunity to weaken. This is equal to 100 tiers of defence, 50 tiers of damage taken, totalling 150 tiers and unique bonus. This ring comes with the major downside that enemy stats grow overtime, so if you’re not killing them they’re killing you. This causes defence to be pretty much worthless. The extra defence will be surpassed if you don’t kill it. The less damage taken will not matter. There are better places to get immunity to weaken. This ring sucks overall and should really never be considered for use. 
Protection Ring

Protection Ring gives you +75% defence, -25% to damage taken, +100% evasion, +25% dodge chance, no exp/ring loss upon death and when you take damage with no buffs active 20% chance to grant 3 seconds of invincibility. This is equal to 50 tiers of defence, 50 tiers of evasion, 25 tiers of lower damage taken, 50 tiers of dodge chance, totalling 175 tiers and 2 unique bonuses. If you use this ring your parents should have used one of these ----------------------------->
Never use this ring, it’s completely useless in every situation.
Reflection Ring

Reflection Ring gives you +4500% reflect damage, +30% attack, +45% defence and all reflect attacks (including the magic ones) are guaranteed to be critical. This is equal to 90 tiers of reflect damage, 30 tiers of attack and 30 tiers of defence, totalling 150 tiers and unique bonus. Sadly the reflection ring rounds out defensive rings that you shouldn’t even consider using in any circumstance. As expected from this page, you shouldn’t use this ring ever. It’s always bad, without exception. Just don’t use it.
Chronos Ring

Chronos Ring reduces monster movement speed and attack magic speed by 30% and gives you a 5% chance to inflict slow for 1 second. This is equal to 0 tiers and 2 unique bonuses. This is an interesting ring. Both of its bonuses cannot be gotten by other means, and are decently useful. The slow chance is okay decent enough, allowing you to live longer and build more combo for a while. But the main draw for this ring is the -30% attack speed from enemies. This ability allows you to live, about 30% longer, and build more combo than before. This ring is extremely useful for triangle hideout, as with proper technique you can use this ring to build combo long enough to mix spear specialized skill and combo strike while each is charged to kill a triangle and make it ludicrously far into the raid.
Rage Ring

Rage Ring gives you -30% to rage depletion, +60% rage power, +125% rage attack speed.This is equal to 30 tiers of rage depletion, 80 tiers of rage attack and 62.5 tiers of rage AS totalling 172.5 tiers. Rage ring is generally, considered one of the best generic rings. It’s very good for most things, but this comes with the drawback of not being extremely good for much. It’s a great ring to use if you don’t want to do much optimization of your build, but when you get into optimizing your build it’s very rare that this ring is actually the best, though the difference between this ring and the best ring is usually under 5% DPS so if you just want to do pretty good this will almost always be enough. This ring is pretty good for mid-game to late game players that need help keeping their rage up or increasing their speed to hit cap with fewer skill points.
Combo Ring

Combo Ring gives you 1 additional combo per attack, all passive combo skills gain +15 levels (can be higher than the cap), and allows you to retain 10% of your combo when hit by a physical attack. This is equal to 100 tiers and 2 unique bonuses. The combo ring is quite useful and hard to calculate how useful it is. The first bonus of extra combo doesn’t really matter that much, and the keeping 10% of your combo when hit also isn’t very important. What really matters is the +15 to all combo skills. This is extremely useful in almost all cases, increasing your attack by 30% (additive with other combo bonus) and your defence by 150% (additive with other combo bonus). This means that you both hit way harder, and take way less damage. You also gain extra exp and critical which matter less. Because of the way that combo skills work these bonuses multiply your other stats, making them far more valuable than the direct attack and defence bonuses you get from the power and defence ring respectively.
Resistance Ring

Resistance Ring gives you +60% magic resist, +80% to negate effects, and grants you immunity to poison/weaken/blind/slow. This is equal to 40 tiers of Magic resist and 80 tiers of negate status effects, totalling 120 tiers and 1 unique bonus. The resistance ring is the premier defensive ring in the game. Resistance ring gives all the bonuses a late to end game player is looking for in their defensive bonuses. The extra negate effect drastically lowers your chances of getting potion blocked, so you aren’t going to be randomly losing your buff. The immunity to poison weaken blind and slow drastically lowers the RNG of any fight, allowing you to have far more control of your stats. And at the end of the game you have enough physical defence to never die from physical hits, so the magic resist increases your longevity immensely.

Item Crafting

You can craft stuff in here, good luck figuring it out!

Raid Entries

The raid entry screen is largely useless. It doesn't even allow you to enter the raids! You can buy more entries for these 5 raids, and see some of your resources. Due to the price of corruption and MBR entries, those are almost never bought. Along with how you’re almost never going to do DP or SA more than 10 times in a day when you have the resources to buy extra entries, the only real use for this screen is buying ED entries. However, when you’re doing ED runs you’re likely to only want to do one run a day anyway, making this screen extremely rare to see.

Rank 40-100

Ok so now you are rank 35 and if you go as far to the right as you can, you should be in the desert. In the desert background there is a pyramid, click the black door-shaped opening in it to get the option to enter the epic pyramid battle, commonly referred to as Dark Pyramid or DP for short. In DP you basically just want to deal as much damage as possible for a prize. For your first few runs, you will be doing DP for exp as you probably can’t get to the score required for a prize till you have done at least 2 runs. Depending on which route you took, there are two basic builds I suggest below.

To load a skill build, click the Skill button in the BA, between Menu and Stat. There is a Load option there, copy and paste one of the builds below to get started, you can adjust your skills, However, you want if you have extra skill points or skill books.

Water Gun/various weapon build
0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,43,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Adventurer trophy build 
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,50,7,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

After your first run through of DP click the menu and check to see if you got any good rings, the rings you will want are in this order, speed (best for now), critical (close to best), leech, power, mastery, or experience. if you didn’t get any of those rings, you are terribly unlucky, just slip on whatever you feel like. after you get the speed ring (1 or 2 runs) you should use this build to try to get a good score, you should probably be about rank 50 at this point. If you aren’t, keep using the old build till you are rank 50 and can use this next build. At this point you can go back to Ye Olde Pub and click the guy next to Mission Kommander (Robacon) and give him your stick and some bacon, this will get him levels and let him use better weapons, as you rank up you can just give him the weapon you used before. Only use Robacon in raids if you are short on bacon, unequip his weapon to turn him off. If you run out of mana press W once to refill.

Water Gun build 
0,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,47,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Adventurer trophy build 
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,10,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,50,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

You have a 50% chance to loot either a Revolution Pyrabow (RPB) or Revolution Earrings. You may have to run DP a couple times to loot the bow at the end. Once you have a Revolution Pyrabow, you are 50% better than you were before, or something along those lines. Now you should learn about enhancing your bow. Step 1 to enhancing your bow is to learn how to enhance, it is quite simple actually. All you need to do is go to the menu, click on Item Crafting, go the the Enhancer section of the shop, and buy the best speed rocks you can, probably level 1 or 2, and put them on your bow until you have 21 speed on that thing, then ignore it for now. The bow might give you lower Damage per second (DPS), but it will be better when you level it, and by the time you level it you will have reached the next tier of the bow, nullifying all your hard work. Once you get this bow you should be at least rank 55, and use this build till you are rank 75:

0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,11,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,50,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

At rank 75 you should be able to get the next tier of bow, and you should use the Speed or critical ring this time, as you definitely have it after all the runs you have done so far, to get this new bow use something along this build (Use power attack not spec skill. Having points in spec skill increases the damage output of power attack):

0,0,30,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,20,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,20,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,3,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

For armour just craft some stripper nurse or executioner stuff, it’s cheap and good enough to get you to rank 120, where most of you will be getting a new set of armour. This armour is cool because it comes with absolutely terrible stats, but 30 reward tiers in the set bonus, making it slightly faster than stuff with good stats. Don’t bother enhancing it, or if you do don’t bother with anything above level 3 critical rocks. You might want to put a level 1 speed rock on each piece, just to speed things up a bit, but any resources you drop on this stuff is pretty much all wasted.

At this point, you can just keep going for score runs till you run out of entries for the day. Despite the Revolution Pyrabow being a terrible weapon, it’s free and good enough to get you to a much better weapon. If you didn’t reach rank 100 today just idle where you can keep up combo while idling. You get 10 more entries into the dark pyramid tomorrow for FREE!

Accuracy isn’t actually as important a stat as most people would think. This is because in most cases the evasion of the enemy you’re facing is far greater than your accuracy. Your hit rate with accuracy is about [your accuracy/enemy evasion] chance to hit, and that is usually fairly low. Because of this, it is highly suggested that you increase your hit chance stat (the % next to the number). Hit chance totally ignores the enemy's evasion and allows you to just hit them.  This makes the accuracy up skill very useful, as it increases hit chance and accuracy. The master ring and accuracy ring also increase hit chance, allowing them to be quite useful early on. The master buff is extremely useful partially because of this. The master buff increases your hit chance, as well as your dodge chance, and your minimum damage by a significant amount. Every 1000 points in your accuracy stat will increase your critical hit chance by 1%.

Rank 100-200

Congratulations! You have reached rank 100! That is 20% of the way to the maximum rank you can reach, too bad each level takes more arena exp so it is more like 1%, but you can ignore that for now, it’s your time to CELEBRATE!!!!!!!1!one!!!  Now you can put on your protection ring and go ALL the way right, past triangle land (if you fail at this you will die) it the hole of time.

In the hole of time, you will see the choices to go to the present, 2011, 2012, 9001, or -infinity. In 2011 there’s some strange stuff, you can ignore it as everything there will instantly kill you. Go to 2012 in Hardcore to get the Invisible X ally that will be useful later, wear protection if you don’t want to be utterly decimated by Chuck Norris. Invisible X has MAX defence, so just hit it as much as you can to kill it.

After you finish fusing and enhancing your weapon put on your protection ring and go to the year -infinity. When you get there you will probably think that this place sucks, all the enemies are level 1 after all, but that is because you didn’t listen to my instructions and go all the way right. Go right one more time.

You are now in the Pre-Historic Mission (PHM), and you will notice a few things: one of which is monsters here can hurt you, and the other of which is a timer on the room. At this point you will want to turn off auto-fight, leaving it on will kill you later. This is the first real raid that can actually hurt you. DP is kind of a raid, but the enemies have a whole 0 attack and as such can’t really hurt you. I will warn you that you will not be able to finish this raid for a while, but nothing else is good exp compared to it at this point, even if you are dying.

This raid’s format consists of different rooms that you will be sent to automatically. Basic descriptions of the rooms you will see:

Entrance Room: Don’t die till the time runs out

Final/Boss Rooms
Power Room: Kill the Stone Boss, you have a time limit. You will probably die here for a while
Water Room: Kill the Crab Boss, be careful of drowning. You will also probably die here for a while
Final Room: Kill the Final Alien Boss. And you will probably die here for a while, you die a lot in this raid
Treasure Room: Kill the Alien Treasure Boss. You have no chance of dying here

A basic starting build for this raid, assuming you are still using that sweet bow you got earlier (which you should be), should look something like this:

0,0,30,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,20,20,30,30,30,17,0,30,10,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,5,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Now you will be salty about dying a bunch, but if you had worn protection like your parents told you wouldn’t be complaining about losing your rings now would you. Even though you keep dying, this is still good exp, so just keep at this till you are rank 120.

At this point, your stripper nurse armour is looking pretty weak, so it’s time for an upgrade. So you’re going to make a golden pickaxe and go back to “mining” in Mystic Path until you have enough pixel/CM to make a full set of Alien #1 armour. A good build for mining will be

0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,11,0,0,0,30,0,20,0,30,11,10,0,0,0,11,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,50,0,0,31,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0

Important! When you are enhancing items that you plan to fuse,  enhance the primary item to +10, and the secondary item to +9. The resulting fused item will be +9, allowing you to give it another rock.this is a small boost in most cases, but still a boost. If you don’t believe this to be true, or want to try something different check how the fusion will play out here.

GEAR OPTIONS

Alien Gear

Go into the year 9001 and kill 50 enemies in the mystic forest 9001.You will need the special wand (crafting section) to deal damage to enemies there, but the weapon you get from that will be well worth it. You will need some PoM (Proof of Mission) to craft this item. You can get this by either Clearing Defend Mission, further into the year 9001 zone, a few times, Finishing more Mission Kommanders, or by going to the Pre-Historic Mission a few times, which is the choice I recommend. For the small cost of about 60 million pixels (you should be close to that soon), you can make one of these weapons. If you don’t have enough pixel you can just open some supply crates to get more pixel. If you still don’t have enough, try playing FCG till you have enough from supply crates or go to the mystic path with Invisible X invisible ally (obtained in 2012) and a gold pickaxe (this is also a good solution if you don’t have enough crafting material). And best of all, if you like claws or wands better, you can use those as well at no loss. Just enhance your ranged weapon with 1 speed rock, and your sword 1 speed rock post fuse (fuse +10/+9), then enhance both your weapons to +4 with level 4 or 5 critical rocks and then the rest into the attack. After enhancing both your sword and ranged weapon fuse and get levelling, unlike your last weapon this weapon levels super fast, it is suggested that you give Robacon your alien sword so that you don’t have to level it yourself, fuse your weapons after you finish levelling. Note if your weapon expires before you reach the next step just make a new one. You can turn off offline progress to prolong the life of your weapon, as the time will not go down if you have the game closed with offline progress off. However, while you are offline you will no longer gain passive experience and coins, nor will you automatically convert progress box fragments into progress boxes.

Elite Alien weapon

With a slightly higher tier than your alien weapon and better attack, elite alien weapons aren’t really worth going out of your way to pay for the double cost of each piece. Overall a great weapon that you can use until rank 500, or choose to upgrade to ghost+BRW. If you use this weapon use the elite alien armour as well. All 3 of the elite Alien ranged weapons will give the same result, so which one you pick isn’t that important. If you really care about being the best, the bow is slightly better than the other 2, and claw is slightly worse out of what’s left, but the impact is minimal in standard play. Enhance both your ranged weapon and your sword to +2 with speed level 2 rocks, then enhance them both to +5 then critical level 4 or 5 rocks. Continue with attack level 4 or 5 rocks till +10/+9, then level your weapon and fuse after you finish levelling. (Have Robacon level your sword) To finish off your weapon put another speed 2 rock on the fused weapon and after getting those last levels you can finalize.

Elite Alien Armour

The set bonus and the orange colour bonuses make this indisputably the best armour you can have at this rank. This isn’t much of an upgrade compared to your alien armour, However, it is higher tier, and the orange bonuses are godly. If you’re using this armour you pretty much have to use a rage ring, or you will lose most of your damage. I would suggest getting a mega triangle gem from Triangle hideout (found in the abandoned lab) as well, and changing the orange bonus to attack% for boosted damage.Despite saying this, the set bonus for alien gear is so crazy, that you can use any of them and still be well enough off. For enhancing this stuff just do the same as the other alien gear, all crits, speed post fuse. If you’re using this route it is suggested you start working on getting a pair of Alien earrings from the Strange Machine in 9001 ye olde pub.

Alternative weapons

Don’t craft a weapon and just keep going with the revolution Pyrabow, this will keep your pixel counts high, and reduce farming while keeping a semi okayish weapon. The big draw point of this weapon is that it’s free and scales with you, while also having specified enough stats to cap crit chance. The weapon is also not time-limited, so if you idle a lot this might be mandatory to use. Enhance it with level 2 speed rocks until +5, then enhance with Attack. The result will be a not-so-powerful Bow with decent Speed and good Critical Chance/Accuracy. levelling is worth it but takes forever before it gets any good. If you chose this path it is suggested you just stick with Revolution Pyrabow till rank 250, or further if you so wish.

Craft a Fauchard.  This weapon has good range, so good in fact that enemies will be in your range ~ 94% of the time, causing this to be the first melee weapon that’s really worth using. It’s not too expensive and is good enough to get you by. If you get an Epic [Element] Staff or a Light/Dark Glaive, you can replace this with those, enhanced similarly (speed 24, rest crit). Make 2 of them and enhance them both to +5 using level 2 speed rocks, and then enhance to +10/+9 with level 5 crit rocks, and a crit rock post fuse, for the best result. The weapon also comes with a mastery orange bonus, increasing your minimum damage by 20%, thus increasing your average damage by 10%. This is useful until much later when you can cap mastery without bonuses (skill+buff). There are other useful items that you can also craft, such as Golden Gun/Diamond Dagger, play around in this Fusion Simulator and try to get similar stats to the stats listed for the fauchard.

Caution for making a melee weapon, while melee weapons generally, have higher stats than ranged weapons, this comes at the cost of them not hitting the enemy 100% of the time (they can just be too far for you to hit them). generally, for a melee weapon, it is best to pretend that the enemy will go back to a range of 160, so if you’re making a weapon with a lower range, divide the weapons attack stat by (range of the weapon / 160) to compare it to another ranged weapon in the same area. Melee weapons also have more benefits that are unlocked later in the game.

Or instead of crafting a melee weapon, you could choose to forgo that issue and just go with a ranged weapon, ranged weapons usually have worse stats than their melee counterparts, while having unlimited range, and often higher critical chance. There are a few good ranged weapon you can craft, However, most people will suggest you go with what people used to do for rebirths, and use a golden gun fused with a diamond dagger. Of course, your golden gun will be considerably worse than what was used on rebirths, but top players don’t care about your experience. If you enhance your golden gun with 1 speed level 2 rock, and the rest level 4 or 5 critical rocks, while also enhancing your diamond dagger with the same (fusing +10/+9), and then applying another level 2 speed rock post fusion, you get a fairly decent weapon to work with. A similar result can be obtained by using a dark gun fused with a legendary sword, this will cost slightly more but give a better result if you use 1 speed level 2, 1 attack level 4 or 5, and 8 critical rocks on the dark gun, while using 7 critical level 4 or 5, and 2 level 4 or 5 attack rock on your legendary sword, with another speed rock post fusion

Alternative armour

Set business to button basher, activate the button basher career and bash that button till you get business 65.0 and turn it in for rewards. Go to the Mystery Box screen and open your loot from the business, hopefully getting some enchanted leather armour from Explosion crates. You can also go to the special shop and buy explosion crates there, or you can buy them with BC in the mystery shop. Repeat this process until you get at least 2 full sets (two of each of the 5 pieces of the armour), this is the armour you will be using for a while. If you get Elite Grenades, put them into the Museum. Once you get 2 full sets you can enhance all the pieces with level 4 or 5 armour critical rocks (you have to scroll down for armour enhancer rocks). Don’t use this armour if you are using an alien weapon.

Once you have your armour all sorted out you should be able to get pretty close to clearing the Pre Historic Mission for the first time. If you use a build along the lines of

0,0,30,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,20,20,30,30,30,20,0,30,10,30,0,0,0,10,0,0,10,0,20,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,10,0,10,0,10,0,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,9,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0

and use the Mastery, Critical, Mana, or Accuracy ring that you should have somewhere (if you don’t already have one, just get one from DP). From now on you will pretty much be using only master potions, so start stocking up on those soon, whenever I say you should use a potion for something, I mean a master potion. Now, pretty soon you should be able to beat the Final Alien and get the skill OM NOM NOM, which is really useful. When you get this you should keep grinding out PHM till your OM NOM NOM skill is level 30.

Now, since you have finished PHM at least once, you have probably gotten above level 1000 (if you did what i originally suggest you should have been above 1000 when you started) and have probably been seeing a brown envelope in the corner of your screen every so often, you probably even clicked it and thought it was cool, promptly followed by a spectacular death.This Envelope goes to a place called “The Corruption.” It is a raid where the enemy monsters difficulty scales with how hard you beat them, meaning that they are going to beat you hard later. Now even though I am personally telling you this right after you reached rank 140ish, do not try to go in there until you can FULLY load this skill build

0,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,20,20,30,30,30,20,0,30,10,30,0,0,0,10,0,0,10,0,20,0,0,30,0,10,0,0,10,0,10,0,10,20,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,5,0,10,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,10,10,0,10

You need at least rank 180 to load that build, and I say not to go in because you get revive at rank 180, which that build has, letting you die once without actually dying, giving you leeway for resetting stats or running away.

Important! To reset the stats of the enemies in the corruption you hold Shift+R for 1 second, you should do this whenever your revive power leaves you. Now you should be alternating between corruption and PHM until you hit the astounding rank of 250!!! Also, remember that “The Corruption” is good exp until rank 500! so make sure you don’t stop going there just because I no longer mention it.

Once you are Rank 180, you can go to the Danger zone, then click on the discoloured triangle and you will find yourself in an abandoned lab, there’s not much here, but it does have a very useful tool. A gold brick. yes, click the gold brick, and put your armour into it, and you can change the coloured bonuses. Go to the Menu and set your preferences to exp/boss damage/attack/attack power and have fun adjusting your gear to be better.

At this point, I will tell you a secret that will BLOW YOUR MIND. If you scroll down far enough in the enhancement page of the item shop, not too far though, just to the bottom of the armour enhancements, there is an item called a finalizer. You should be able to buy one, luckily for you, this one can be used infinite times. Unequip your gear and use the finalizer on them, this will increase ALL of their stats by 20%, use this on your alien gear (or whatever you’re using) once it is fully levelled and have the correct bonuses.

With reaching Rank 180 you have unlocked Mana Power. This One-Point-Wonder will help you immensely in doing HC PHM, since most of the damage taken goes towards your MP, which isn’t quite high yet, but certainly a lot higher than your HP which are capped at 9k1 for this raid.
The main Status effects that you can use are poison, blind, weaken, and stun. These are all fairly useful in certain situations.

Poison is a nice DPS boost in most cases, dealing large amounts of damage every other second allows the enemies defence to have little impact on your damage from poison, which can also crit and gets all your other bonuses.

Blind lowers the enemy’s accuracy and evasion by a varying amount, based on the power of blind you have. This allows you to take less damage in many cases by getting hit less, but it almost never actually more useful than just having 90% hit and dodge chance.

Weaken is the premier status effect, it lowers your enemy’s attack and defence by a varying amount based on your weaken power. This means you to take massively less damage when you get hit and allows you to ignore some of the enemies defence, which can be a small boost.

Stun is directly linked to explosion damage, which deals extra damage to the enemy (20*explosive attack skill level)% of max damage, and then stun the enemy for half a second. While stunned the enemy cannot attack or move, which makes this skill sound fairly useful for defence, However, it has a maximum uptime of 50%, making it less useful than one would hope.

Coup De Grace increase your max damage by ((0.2*skill level)* status effects applied), which can increase your actual damage by quite a lot. Poison, Blind, and Weaken all increase the damage of your next attack by (skill level / 2)% if they are applied to an enemy already has the status applied to it. When an enemy recovers from any status effect it is immune to that status effect for the next 20 frames (half a second)

Rank 200-250

Alternate Gear Options

These items are either slightly slower, or not mandatory for the main route, and as such can be skipped on there, if you so wish. Most of these items are good enough to have been considered for the main path, but due to either awkward prices, rank placement, lack of power, or inconsistency were not used in the main path.

Collectors pendant Secret lab items

For these items, you need to have the collector’s pendant equipped, and requires a bit of farming. As such it was deemed too slow and inconsistent for the main route. For these, it is most effective to farm in Secret Lab, which is after the Defend Mission in the year 9001, you might remember it from early suggestions of alien gear, though you didn’t have to do defend mission for that stuff. Doing this will also be a good source of White Coins (WC), skill books, Bacon, Superior Crafting Material (SCM), and pixel/Crafting materials.

Set up your skills and bonuses to maximize drop rate, crit chance, crit damage, and boss damage, these will increase your base kill rate and the rate at which you get drops. Also max coup de grace, status skills, and crescendo, these will increase your kill rate further. To get through Defend Mission, you'll want some hit chance, so use a mastery potion and cap the, accuracy boost skill. You can change your skills in the secret lab if you need to.

You need to be in Hardcore mode, and Worst moon mode is optional but highly recommended. If you enter worst moon mode, done by equipping the Invisible X Invisible Ally (found in 2012), your drop rate will be 1.6x, but your kill speed will be much lower. Another perk of WM is that your armour will have a bonus tier bonus (unobtainium level) of +6 instead of +2.

All gear found with a collectors pendant has random stats, so this is inconsistent. For all your armour will want a minimum set of stats on your gear to not suck.

Look for at least 10% speed on each piece, and at least 25% critical damage. More crit damage=better, more attack= better, more speed is arguably better or useless, not a big worry. Enhance all your armour with all critical rocks, and speed or attack post fuse, you decided based on the stats of your gear.
For your weapon, you will want at least 16 speed, 50% critical chance, and more attack=better. Anything above 80% critical chance on your weapon is useless, so don’t focus on it too much. Enhance your weapons with a speed rock each pre-fuse, preferable 1 critical rock each, then the rest of your rocks can be attack rocks, and fuse +10/+9, with a speed rock post fusion to ice the cake.

For this strategy you can have many armours drop, However, there are only 3 sets that are actually good, due to the other sets having terrible set bonuses, and stats being completely random, don’t play a role in the decision. If you get a set, make sure you get the full set bonus, even if it is a slight inconvenience. The good sets that you can use are:

Pure Darkness Set

Obviously the best set due to darkness. This is the primary suggestion due to it being the most prevalent set to drop in testing, and also having the alternate option of crafting any missing pieces of the set. The set bonus comes with 210 reward tiers, 30 survival tiers, and 75 offensive tiers. This is a solid set bonus and can keep you going for long enough that crafting a new set to fuse with something later will be a viable option. The weapon for the pure darkness set is the pure darkness claw, as a claw, it is largely useless, but as a ranged weapon, it beats nothing, instead, you should focus on using power attack and largely ignore anything related to it being a claw.

Defensive Set

The Defensive set has the benefit of not restricting your weapon while losing the benefit of being craftable without mass farming. Defensive set bonus includes 100 tiers of reward, 25 tiers of offensive power, and 25 tiers of survivability, slightly worse than the pure darkness set bonus, but also less restrictive. If you get this set with good enough stats it can carry you to rank 500, though that isn’t really recommended. The biggest benefit of going with this stuff is that you get the freedom to use whatever weapon you want, while not having shitty armour.
Crimson Set

The Final decidedly good set you can get from Secret lab farming is the crimson set. This set comes with a killer set bonus of 75 offensive tiers, 210 reward tiers, and 30 survival tiers. This set bonus makes it one of the best craftable sets in the game, and the best set you can get from Secret Lab farming. The drawbacks are that it’s a rarer drop than any of the other sets and that you can’t craft the pieces of this set easily due to cost. If you get a good set of this, you can feasibly skip every other set of armour and weapons till 500. I personally would not recommend going for this set, but it’s there and fairly good. The crimson bow will be the hardest part to get a good version of for this set, so be warned.

Amazing that in just 4 short (not really) and (possibly) easy steps you could reach rank 210. This is quite the impressive feat, probably. At this point, you are starting to get the hang of things in the battle arena. For this next part, you should use a build along the lines of

0,0,30,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,4,20,30,30,30,20,0,30,10,0,0,0,0,15,20,0,10,0,20,0,10,30,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,10,10,10,0,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0

You should probably start doing this with the protection ring, as you will likely die, but this is still good exp for a while, even if you are dying.

To get to the Special arena, go to the Advanced Training Area and click the window to end up in a back alley from which you can start the Special Arena. Like the Dark Pyramid, you get 10 entries a day.

Once you can get the megaboss down to about 75% HP with protection ring, switch to the rage ring, this should increase your damage and your attack speed (which should be over capped and going into double hit at this point). You can go the Mystic Path and sit there for a while to drown yourself to 100% rage so that you don’t have to build rage while in the arena (don’t bother trying to guess the password, I will not help you with that later when it matters). If you die, go into the corruption to get your rage ring back, and stay in there because it is really nice exp. Now since I am bad at helping you guys after you beat the megaboss, the only advice that I have is to simply keep fighting him and doing corruption till you reach rank 250, you can also do HC PHM if you run out of entries. Not much happens here.

Mastery increases your minimum damage. You start with a base of 5% mastery and it can go up to 95%. Increasing your minimum damage increases your average damage. This stat is theoretically totally useless if you have perfect luck, but for the normal user, an average higher damage will allow you to kill enemies faster. The difference in average damage from 5% to 95% is 45% (average 52.5% vs average 97.5%) this means that on average with 95% mastery you hit 85% harder than with 5% mastery. You can get this stat from the weapon mastery skill, master ring, master buff, or min Damage: +% orange bonuses. These are all very useful thing to have because of how powerful this stat is.

Rank 250-300

So now you are rank 250, sharp and ready to go, and about halfway through the battle arena. This is where the fun stuff starts, you get to find out about the secret dungeon. To get to the Secret Dungeon you first have to go to Binary Battlefield, and then click the red pixel that is on its own. After this, you will arrive in Pokayman City, from here you click the entrance to the cave in the background, and you are now at the Secret Entrance. This is another raid (surprise, surprise, not like everything I have told you to do up to this point has been a raid), and this is one that most people will build for themselves, and fail miserably, so I will save you some time by giving you a build with just the really important skills capped, anything else is up to you to build, hopefully you can do well.

0,0,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,20,30,30,30,20,0,0,0,30,0,0,0,5,0,0,10,0,0,0,10,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,10,10,0,10

For this raid, you should just go in free mode, as the reduced reward won’t be too bad, and if you can use your full reward entries when you can kill CHAOS you will get much more rewards.
The Basic guide to the layout of the Secret Dungeon goes as follows. 
Light grey rooms: unknown. You will start with all grey rooms, and as you open chests, they will change colours depending on what is in them:
Dark grey rooms: empty or has a portal in it
Bright Red rooms: non-boss mob
Purple rooms: Boss mob (try to avoid these as best you can)
Dark Red room: portal room, leads to the final chamber where Chaos will kill you.
Yellow rooms: treasure rooms, these have chests in them, press shift or click to open them.

IMPORTANT! Opening more chests will increase the stats of CHAOS and Chaos when first trying to fight them, open as few chests as possible.

GEAR OPTIONS

Ghost armour

This armour is godly overpowered. The big flaw with this is that you will need to farm for hours to get the resources required to craft this stuff. It would be well worth the effort if you needed something this strong to progress, but you really don’t need anything near this powerful. Since SD chests Drop SCM, you can easily afford this stuff in a fair amount of time if you just keep grinding SD You will also want to change the orange and purple bonuses to attack power and attack% because max spirit and maxHP are both not useful at all. Epic monster rate% isn’t very useful for you either, but the other 2 should be changed first.

Rain Bow

Rain Bow is a free weapon that drops from Shinki, the bridge dweller, who is both literally and literally a troll. If you clear all the red rooms in SD, you should get 1 spawn every 11.4 SD runs, so not very common, but it’s a very good weapon, on par with Elite Alien, the biggest flaw is that it loses the alien set bonus. If you use this weapon, I suggest you use one of the alt armours, though if you have alien earrings the 6 pieces alien set bonus is still really amazing. You should farm 2 Rain Bow’s and fuse them without levelling pre-fuse (just fuse after you enhance them). Enhance both bows with 2 level 2 speed rocks, then 7 mystery enhancers you will get from Secret Dungeon. On your primary Rain Bow put another mystery enhancer pre-fusion, then after you fuse put another level 2 speed rock on the result.

Crimson bow

The Crimson bow is the weapon of the crimson set. This set has a pretty good set bonus, and decent bonus tier, allowing it to carry you up to rank 500 without too much trouble. The crimson bow is best fused with a guisarme-glaive (not a glaive-guisarme). When you fuse these weapons the resultant has a required rank of 210, improving its tier by 1. As for enhancements, you should apply half and half speed and critical rocks to your bow, while only enhancing your guisarme-glaive with attack rocks. And as usual, apply a speed rock post fusion. These should probably be level 2’s and 6’s so as not to break the bank.

Gold Cannon

Gold Cannon-is a great generic weapon that doesn’t come with a set bonus, allowing you to easily use it with other sets of armour that do not require a weapon for the set bonus, like Ghost or Chuck Norris. This weapon is more costly, but also better than the crimson bow. If you choose to make this weapon you should most likely enhance it with 10 level 2 speed, rocks, and fuse with a lucerne hammer enhanced with 9 attack rocks, and as usual, a speed rock post fusion.

Glaive-Glaive-Glaive-Guisarme-Glaive

G5 is a monstrously huge weapon with massive range and attack. In exchange for this, it has fairly low speed, with a base of 7. This is the premier melee weapon for non-set bonus armour sets on a budget (or just don’t have a high enough levelled chaotic recipe yet). When fused with itself or a Greater Sword (GrS) this is a great weapon for any aspiring or nostalgic player to have. Since the greater sword gives a better result, the fusion will be with that. For the creation of this weapon you should enhancer your G5 with 5 speed level 2 rocks, and 5 attack level 7 rocks, while you will want to enhance your GrS with 1 level 2 speed rock and 8 level 7 attack rocks, finishing off with a speed 2 rock post fusion as usual.

16621,1,N,N,N,0,84,3,0,0,1,G5,,,def_weapons,0,228,0,1,50,800,800,360,50,25,0,7,+10,,,175,,,,,,,,,,10,,Greatersword,,,0,248,0,1,50,875,875,500,60,35,250,14,+9,,,280,,,,,,,,,,2,,[F],+1,,,,,,,,,,,,,2,

Greater Sword

While the G5 is the most liked and favourite melee weapon of many players, the Greater Sword is not far behind in versatility, with nearly enough range to always hit the enemy, and slightly better stats. However, these stats come with the downside of not looking as good as the G5 either. For making this weapon the best thing to fuse it with is certainly itself, as they just go so well here. As such you will want to enhance them both with 2 speed level 2 rocks and the rest attack, with a speed 2 post fusion as per usual.

16621,1,N,N,N,0,86,3,0,0,1,Greatersword,,,def_weapons,0,248,0,1,50,875,875,500,60,35,250,14,+10,,,280,,,,,,,,,,4,,Greatersword,,,0,248,0,1,50,875,875,500,60,35,250,14,+9,,,245,,,,,,,,,,4,,[F],+1,,,,,,,,,,,,,2,

Over Sized Slingshot

While the last three suggestions have been fairly expensive, the oversized slingshot is far cheaper than any of them. This will allow you to spend more on armour, or enhancers, or just save resources for later,  whichever you choose. If you fuse this with the lucerne hammer as the secondary you still have a good weapon to use for this rank that will be able to carry you to rank 500, for much less than the other choices. To maximize the effectiveness of this fusion you will want to enhance your OSS and your hammer with half level 2 speeds, and half level 7 attack rocks, leaving your hammer at only +9 (fewer attack rocks) so that you can cap off the fusion with a speed 2 rock as per usual.

16621,1,N,N,N,0,80,3,0,0,1,Oversized Slingshot,,,def_weapons,0,218,0,1,1,1000,1000,0,40,120,0,5,+10,,,175,,,,,,,,,,10,,Lucerne Hammer,,,0,203,0,1,40,725,725,275,42,10,0,9,+9,,,140,,,,,,,,,,10,,[F],+1,,,,,,,,,,,,,2,

Badly Recoloured Weapon

16621,1,N,N,N,0,214,3,0,0,1,Badly Recoloured Weapon,,,def_weapons,0,268,0,1,60,700,700,600,30,30,300,6,+10,,,175,,,,,,,,,,10,,Lucerne Hammer,,,0,203,0,1,40,725,725,275,42,10,0,9,+9,,,245,,14,,,,,,,,,,[F],+1,,,,,,,,,,,,,2,

Alternate Armours

Why to not use Holy Glory Armour

Holy glory (HG) armour drops 95% of the time from the 10th chest in Secret Dungeon. If you really really want to use this set of armour, do not use the weapon in conjunction with it, it’s a total scam. This armour set is very bad and should not be used, it has been popular and suggested because it is free, and that used to be thought of as the best choice for gears, However, the stats on this set are just, so horrendous that it’s nearly unusable.

Why not to use Dark Angel Armour

Dark Angel (DA) armour is the other 5% of drops from the 10th secret dungeon chest, However, this set also comes from completing the dungeon with a score above 2100. It’s pretty much the same as HG, except twice as much defence, higher tier, and takes 4x as much exp to level. It takes a long time to farm, and you should probably get HG instead, just because of how much faster it is. Just like with HG you shouldn’t make the weapon and should enhance it with the mystery enhancers found in the other chests in Secret Dungeon, or critical enhancers. That said, you really shouldn’t be using either of these sets.

Now update the build you were using for Secret Dungeon before so you can continue progressing. I would normally suggest that you wear protection for these suicidal fights, but it would be more beneficial for you to use the rage ring, the Chronos ring, the cruelty ring, the Combo ring, the Resistance ring, the Master ring, or even the power ring, and if you die you can just clear the dungeon to get your rings back from now on, so the only real penalty for death is the small loss of current rank progression exp.

Chaos and CHAOS are the monsters that are through that portal I told you to avoid, and their stats increase the more chests you open, but so does the reward for beating them. along with this CHAOS also gets some AURAs at specific chests opened. At 4 chests CHAOS gets blue AURA, which causes you to deal 1 damage, at 6 chests CHAOS gets green AURA, which causes you to deal 3x damage but he heals all damage instead of losing HP, at 8 chests CHAOS gets red AURA, which causes CHAOS to deal double damage, and at least 666,666 damage. At 10 chests CHAOS earns the powerful black AURA, which causes you to lose 30% of your current HP every time you hit CHAOS.

For your first try, you should use your potion and an invisible ally (IA) with either attack% or boss damage% as a passive - owl bear and purple worm are from the secret dungeon and both good for attack% while any of the bosses’ IAs will be good for boss damage. If you can’t beat CHAOS yet, but can beat Chaos, use the Chaos IA, and then try to clear the entire dungeon a few more times, then try again. Once you can beat CHAOS, you will be exclusively using the CHAOS IA for a while.

Now that you have successfully beaten CHAOS, that is all you do till rank 310, just keep rushing at CHAOS. This is the best source of EXP for a while in the game, so even when you are doing the next step, make sure you use your 15 entries per day. If you got any items labelled “Ultimate [element] [weapon type]” you can put them into your the Museum, or sell them if you already have them in your the Museum, they are not the Ultimate Weapon that everybody in chat talks about. They are the Ultimate weapon everybody in chat talked about before Ultimate Weapon was a weapon.

Mana Power is an extremely useful skill that doubles your damage resist (half your damage taken actually), increases your magic resist by 15% (which is extremely helpful), increases your flat damage resist by (max Mana * 0.2), and increases your damage by

manaToConsume = round up ( current mana / 50)
            if( current mana > 5000000)
            {
               Mana To Consume = 100000 + round up (( current Mana - 5000000) / 100)
            }
            if( current Mana > 10000000)
            {
               Mana To Consume = 150000 + ((current Mana  - 10000000) / 200)

New damage Dealt = round up (damage Dealt * (1 + mana To Consume / 50000))

This means to maximize damage increase you should have 20m-1 mana, but it scales very well up to 5m, and pretty good up to 10m, then weaker until 20m-1. This skill is a very useful damage boost if you can keep up your mana, and even for new players, it is suggested that you have one or two of your purple bonuses set to max MP for more mana. However, keep in mind that mana% oranges are almost never worth using.

Rank 300-500

Yes, that isn’t a mistake, there is only 1 (long) step left to reach the final rank in the Battle arena, at which point you will realize that you have just finished the tutorial on Battle Arena. Now, this step is ENTIRELY grinding, so don’t worry when you get bored doing the same thing a thousand times. If you are content with your current gear, you just need to keep doing Secret Dungeon until you reach r500.

Alternate gear options

ToD weapons

To start off, you will be going to the Mystic Path I told you not to worry too much about earlier, where you would build rage for DP. Now click the arrow that asks for a password, the password is case-sensitive, and then you can go into Smiley Island, which is going to be the best place to idle for a while.

Now you will see a big red pole in the background, it is actually a tower, and you should click it to go inside. Be careful not to attack while there are no enemies on the screen, the TAUNT meter will rise, and that greatly increases the stats of the enemies. Combo doesn’t exist in the Tower of Doooooom (ToD), so just use the build you were using for Secret Dungeon (SD), but without any combo skills.Once you can defeat the Boss of Doooooom, you will get a reward depending on the score (which depends on how much you taunted and how long it took you to kill things). After you have defeated the Boss of Doooooom, you can try taunting stuff. Full taunt everything till something starts fighting back, then decrease the amount of taunt a little bit each time, I will refer to this technique as tilt taunting from now on.

So, now you should be able to get +1 to +3 score in ToD, so the next step is to keep farming this stuff till you get a full set of armour from it. You will want either a wand, a bow, a crossbow, or a gun as your primary weapon (obtained from ToD) from now till, a lot later, and you will fuse your choice of primary weapon with a dagger obtained from ToD. While farming these you will undoubtedly get a bunch of weapons you don’t want, but, if you get a weapon with either boss damage or rage attack, you can give it to Robacon when he is high enough rank.

You should enhance these weapons with 3 speed rocks each. For armour, enhance 3 pieces of armour with only crit rocks, 2 pieces with only attack rocks, this will result in the best DPS you can get for now, and each piece gets a speed rock post fuse.

When you get your +5 gear, this is the last gear you will have for a while so how you enhance it actually matters. All the enhancement rocks you use from now on will be level 10. You should enhance 2 pieces of your armour with all critical rocks, and 3 pieces of armour all attack rocks. Make sure you fuse +10/+9, and use a level 3 speed rock on all your armour pieces post fusion. For weapon it depends on which weapon you chose to get:

If you for some reason got a Gun, put 2 speed rock and 2 attack rocks on your dagger, and 2 speed rock and 3 attack rocks on your gun, and fuse and put a speed rock post fuse.(but you should really just sell it and get one of the other 3 listed weapons)

If you got a crossbow put 3 speed rocks and 2 attack rocks on your crossbow, and 4 speed rocks on your dagger, then fuse and put a speed rock post fuse.

If you got a Bow put 3 attack rocks and 2 speed rock on your bow and 3 speed rocks and1 attack rock on your dagger, fuse then put a speed rock on post fuse.

If you got a Wand put 3 speed rocks and 2 attack rocks on your wand and 3 speed rocks and 1 attack rocks on your dagger, fuse and put a speed rock on post fuse

Rain Bow

Still a cool free weapon, I would suggest you replace it, but you can still use it. If you do use it I suggest you use Chuck Norris or Chaos armour. And you should probably fuse it with ToD weapons, specifically the dagger.

Pure darkness claw

This is still the dankest weapon you can craft, and if fused with the ToD gears stats, it’s pretty intense, and a solid choice. The set bonus is solid, and the grinding is less than that of ToD, but still cool. If you go with this weapon, it is suggested that you go with the armour just because of the set bonus. For enhancing, you will want to enhance them both with 1 speed rock and 2 critical rocks each pre-fuse, rest attack, and 1 speed rock post fusion.

Badly Recoloured Weapon

The Badly recoloured weapon is a large weapon and can hit enemies all the time, thus failing to have the big flaw in melee weapons. The big flaw with this weapon is that it costs nearly 1 billion pixels to make a one, which will be fused with a blood scimitar. For this weapon, you will need to enhance both weapons with 2 speed rocks pre-fuse, and 1 rock post fuse, since you’re not using this weapon for WM you will want each piece enhanced with 1 critical rock at most, and the rest just attack rocks. This is a solid choice if you have the resources, and want a perm weapon.

Knightmare Armour

Knightmare armour used to be in the main path, but Tukkun buffed a bunch of free gear and craftable gear, and make it pretty much just too expensive to craft before rank 500. So the solution to this problem is to spend about 3 million BC on apocalypse crates for a full set earlier than you would be able to craft it. This stuff is really solid and can carry you fairly well. Enhance 2 pieces with just critical 10 rocks, and 3 pieces with just attack 10 rocks. Change 4 of the pieces orange bonuses to attack%, but keep one of them with weaken power, as it’s a weapon only bonus that can’t be gotten back once changed, and actually pretty useful for everything you will use this set for.

Crimson Armour

Crimson armour is the poison variant of Knightmare armour, coming with poison power oranges increase of the weaken power oranges that make Knightmare so powerful. However, while Weaken power was the main draw of Knightmare, the main draw of crimson is the set bonus. The poison power isn’t as useful and weaken power, as you get more of it from skills than you would weaken power, it is suggested that you only keep 1 of your orange bonuses on their base poison power. While this is fine, crimson is lower rank, crimson is so far cheaper that one could easily argue that it’s a viable choice of armour. Crimson also comes with a better set bonus than Knightmare, allowing it to further compete with Knightmare. Crimson set also has a fairly decent weapon for it’s set bonus in the Crimson bow.

Why to not use HBB

Humblebee armour was once upon a time a fairly good set that people liked, and thought to be good. These people may have been right, but they sure as hell aren’t right anymore, HBB sucks now, it takes far too long to level, and those HBB upgrades cost too much. Overall this set is just a waste of time really, Ghost is better, and costs less, and many other armours are better, and cost less, or are just better and take less time to finish. The main draw of HBB, the levels, are also the main reason that this set sucks, if it gained levels, far faster, it would be so much better.

Chaos armour

Comes from scoring 2800+ in Secret Dungeon, just like Dark Angel. Enhance the same way you enhanced your HG/DA, still don’t make the weapon, still a tough grind, about the same set bonus. I really don’t like this set of armour, but it is a viable choice.

Chuck Norris

You have to kill Chuck Norris to craft this armour. This can be a tough task. However, this armour has fairly decent stats (best craftable armour). However, it has a mediocre set bonus of 100% damage%, this isn’t that bad, However, it doesn’t include reward. Making it worse than the alien set bonus.The best part about this set is that you can use a worse weapon and get away with it.

Once you have gotten a full set of gear, you can go to the ye olde pub 2012 and fight Chuck Norris (CN) if you wish, this will unlock the kick skill, which helps quite a bit against scary enemies. If you cannot do this, just rush CHAOS a few times to gain some levels for your gear and some ranks.

After you have finished farming all this gear, you now get to level all your gear, so get ready to do a ton of SD. At this point, you can idle Censor Ship, so go master your Censor Sheep and start farming chips, filter out monster chips so that you can get your sheep chips faster.

That’s right man, just keep doing SD and corruption until you’re rank 500, that’s the best thing you can do right now.

RAGE IS A STAT THAT VARIES FROM 0-100, (WITH 1 HIDDEN DECIMAL NOT SHOWN TO YOU). ALL RAGE STATS ARE AFFECTED BY HOW MUCH RAGE YOU HAVE. IF YOU HAVE 67% RAGE YOU ONLY GET 67% OF YOUR RAGE BONUSES. RAGE SPEED IS A DIRECT MULTIPLIER TO YOUR SPEED. IF YOU HAVE 100% RAGE AND 100% RAGE SPEED, YOU HAVE 100% MORE ATTACK SPEED. THIS MAKES IT ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS TO MAX YOUR DOUBLE HIT WITH LOW SP INVESTMENT/WEAPON SPEED. RAGE ATTACK IS A DIRECT PRE DEFENSE MULTIPLIER, MAKING IT QUITE EFFECTIVE AT INCREASING DAMAGE. YOUR RAGE ATTACK MULTIPLIES YOUR ATTACK BY (RAGE ATTACK+100)%, MEANING THAT IF YOU HAVE 400% RAGE ATTACK AND 100% RAGE, YOU WILL DEAL 400% MORE DAMAGE, BEFORE THE ENEMIES DEFENSE. THIS ALSO MEANS THAT RAGE ATTACK IS USELESS AGAINST ENEMIES WITH MAX DEFENSE, BUT ALSO MORE USEFUL THAN BOSS DAMAGE FOR ENEMIES THAT HAVE SIGNIFICANT DEFENSE. YOU CAN GAIN RAGE BY INCREASING USING A FULLY CHARGED SKILL, COMBO STRIKE, OR TAKING DAMAGE.

5. What do I buy? (Consumables)

So, if you have reached rank 500 in the battle arena, you are probably getting pretty close to level 9000, or have already reached there and ascended. At this point, you will probably have bought all the perm upgrades I said to buy above, and are wondering what to spend all your stuff on now. This is very simple in fact, non-perm upgrades, mostly crates and boxes, but how will you know which crates and boxes are good and which ones are worthless? I will explain to you all the boxes and crates here (that aren’t complete trash) and the reasons to buy them. you can judge what you buy for yourself.

Shiny Tokens: cost 25B YC - used to buy shiny progress bar modules, or restock the module shop.

Chaos Crates: costs 6.66B YC - assorted goodies, useful for a very long time. The best source of CFoC (Chaotic Fragments of Chaos). Pretty good source of a bunch of things, a very solid choice to buy if you don’t know what you really want.

Instant Progress: cost 60m YC - gain 100% fill on your progress bar. This is good as you gain plenty of resource from this, like epic skills, exp, yellow coins (to buy more IP), and most importantly, progress module procs.

Progress Bar Speed 500%: cost 46m BC (from 400%), faster progress bar, increases rewards from progress bar modules as well as the regular progress bar, quite good for idling and active.

Apocalypse Crates: Cost 3000 BC - assorted BA stuff. Great source for rank 500 finalizers and level 10 mystery enhancers. Also, the only source of Crisis Growth Rocks (required for some of the best weapons in BA) and Fairy enhancers (required for the best idle armour), can give purple SI bonus rocks for those that are far too lazy.

Progress Boxes: cost 300k GC - green coin sink, instantly gives you some progress, exactly like the name implies. Average of 23.741 instant progress per progress box. More exp is good, more coin is good, more progress bar module procs is good, overall a solid box.

Gamblers boxes: cost 1.2M GC - buy these until you get a 4 Leaf Clover. Make sure you have room in BA Accessory inventory when opening these boxes. These are the best conversion from green coins to blue coins, and also give legendary boxes if you want those. Overall a worse choice than p[rogress boxes.

Supply crates: cost 50k BC - blue coin sink, gives 10m GC 10k BC and 10WC if you have reached level 9001 (at any point), useful for buying back boost on hard and impossible ascensions. Also fairly useful for bragging rights and getting resources quickly for the lazy.

Day Skip: cost 600M GC - get all your daily stuff back, used mostly for doing daily raids again, not useful until you can do multiple ascends a day from BA only

Awesome Crates: cost 500 BC - on average gives a lot of explosion crates per BC, meaning you get all the bonuses of explosion crates along with the benefits of awesome crates, which, while not great, aren’t 0, so these are objectively better than explosion crates.

6. Ascensions

Basics of ascending

Ascending doesn’t actually require anything, by cheating you can get around every requirement for ascension in multiple ways. However, if you’re playing a normal file, and don’t cheat, there are a few things you need to do in order to ascend.

Firstly you will need to feed the Invisible Zebra (via the feed button on the dragon of wisdom screen) at least 1000 times total. Feeding him on Fridays counts for 2 feeds so if you are a cheapskate only feed him on Fridays. He costs [Round down ((100 + times you’ve fed him today * 2.5) * highest level you’ve reached ^ 0.5 * 500] yellow coins to feed. This allows you to take the sword from the floor of the cave, this sword will allow you to fight the ascendant.

Secondly, you need to be above level 8999. This will allow you to deal damage to the ascendant, if you are not above level 8999 you will deal minimum damage to it and he will out regen you.

Thirdly you will need to be about rank 150 or higher in the battle arena. If you haven’t focused much on the battle arena you can open pixelated mystery boxes and supply crates to gain a bunch of ranks, while opening explosion crates for some gear that can kill the ascendant. Once you have killed the ascendant and ascend, your level will reset along with all harvest progress on your trees.

The base experience required to complete an ascension is 2,500,000,000,000. This is 2.5 trillion or 2.5E12 for those of you that don’t want to count. This will allow you to reach level 9000. While at level 9000 you gain 50% as much exp as before.

For an additional 500,000,000,000 Experience, you can reach level 9001. This will increase the power of all level based rewards by 10/9. In addition to this, it will also give you an achievement and an S rank quest. For reaching level 9001 you will be awarded 250 White coins and  [The smaller of the 2{ round down( final Exp / 200000000) or 100000}] BlueCoins

For your first 100 ascends you will gain 1,000 White coins for reaching level 9000, which is a really nice bonus for new players. After you reach +100 you will no longer get these white coins, and each ascend will take an additional 50B experience. This number decreases by 10B every 200 ascend milestone until you reach +1000, at which point it will stop increasing.
Ascension Count
Additional Penalty Per Ascend
Total exp Penalty
0 - 100
0
0
101 - 200
50,000,000,000
0
201 - 300
40,000,000,000
5t
301 - 400
40,000,000,000
9,000,000,000,000
401 - 500
30,000,000,000
13,000,000,000,000
501 - 600
30,000,000,000
16,000,000,000,000
601 - 700
20,000,000,000
19,000,000,000,000
701 - 800
20,000,000,000
21,000,000,000,000
801 - 900
10,000,000,000
23,000,000,000,000
901 - 1000
10,000,000,000
24,000,000,000,000
1000
0
25,000,000,000,000

Medium Ascension

No Additional penalties

Upon completion will be rewarded with:

1 Ascension point

1 permanent medium perk point.

Hard ascension

A hard ascend will have the following effects:

Requires double exp

Boost is reset to 100% blue cap.

Your Progress bar will only move at 90% of its original speed.

You will need to rebuy all features, but will not lose any progress in features, and will have access to all parts of the features as soon as you buy them.

The Epic Licence now requires level 3000 to buy, and costs 1.337E10 coins to buy

Random fruit fullness increases twice as fast as on a medium ascend.

The level penalty in Battle arena is doubled

Upon Completion you will be rewarded with:

3 ascension points

1 permanent Hard perk point

1 permanent Medium Perk Point

Double White Coins for reaching level 9001

Impossible

An impossible ascend will have the following effects:

Requires 4x the normal exp to complete.

Boost is reset to 100% blue cap.

Boost is capped at 500% purple boost

Your Progress bar will only move at 80% of its original speed.

You will need to rebuy all features, but will not lose any progress in features, and will have access to all parts of the features as soon as you buy them.

The Epic Licence now requires level 3000 to buy, and costs 1.337E10 coins to buy

You cannot eat Random Fruit until Level 3000

Random fruit fullness increases at five times the rate of a medium ascend.

Fullness will decrease 10 times more slowly than on a medium ascend.

The level penalty in Battle Arena is Tripled

The defence penalty for being a lower level than the enemy in Battle Arena is Doubled

There is an additional level based penalty to damage.

You cannot enter the Dark Pyramid raid until level 1500.

You cannot open mystery boxes until level 2000.

After using 1020 Energy Refills you can only use 1 refill every 30 seconds

Upon Completion you will be rewarded with:

9 ascension points

1 permanent Impossible perk point

1 permanent Hard perk point

1 permanent Medium Perk Point

Quadruple White Coins for reaching level 9001

Upon Completion.

Ascension Points

You earn a number of ascension points every time you ascend. You can spend your Ascension points on 5% more experience for the rest of your current ascend. At the end of the month you will gain 10 White Coins for each Ascension point you haven’t spend on exp, and then have all ascension points you have spent refunded. For every Ascension Point you have earned (max not current) you gain special bonuses.

You get a 200 ascension point bonus at 50 and 100 ascensions. Every 100 ascension after this you will gain ascension points equal to your total ascension count, 200 at 200, 300 at 300 etc. after 10000 ascends this rule breaks again and you only gain 10000 ascension points every 100 ascensions, but this is way more ascends than you will ever want to do. This milestone bonus is your main source of ascension points, meaning that it is over a good idea to delay your hard or impossible ascensions and instead, doing mediums for your next bonus.

After you earn 150 ascension points you can buy the ultimate gear from the last page of the shop. Because of the 200 point bonus at 50 ascensions, most people will unlock it here. Because of this ultimate gear is almost always your best weapon, earrings, and Pendant. Unfortunately, the armour and trinket are both horrendously bad and should just be thrown into the museum. You can get a new set of ultimate gear from the special shop once a day. The special shop resets on day change or day skip so when you reach 150 ascension points you have to either day skip or wait until tomorrow to get your ultimate set. Every 150 ascension points until 3000 increases the damage done by the projectiles of Ultimate Weapon.

For your first 5 ascends these will increase your max boost by 100% per ascension, and your exp multiplier by 10%, meaning that further ascends have a base of 150% exp. However, this is additive with the event bonus +25% exp, so not quite as nice as you might think. The main benefit of this is the increase in your boost.

Green Coin increase is a broad bonus to green coins and extremely powerful because of how good green coins are. This basically increases the return rate of your progress boxes by 30%, which is obviously good, while also letting you buy 30% more progress boxes. Such a broad perk is extremely useful.

Having a shorter harvest time on your trees just makes everything from garden better. More everything! This is a huge benefit for the red tree master race and another another garden. This will make mastering your trees faster, require less investment in fertilizing your trees.

The other perks are completely straightforward.
7. Now I’m rank 500, what do I do?

RANK 500
SI Rocks Rock
Raid List 
Rebirths
ULTRA Allies
Runes
Gears & Allies
Skill Analysis
Battle Master
Levels
Tiers
the Museum

RANK 500

Congratulations you have reached the final rank in the battle arena. At rank 500 you can go back into the abandoned lab and click the buttons that said you couldn’t press them earlier. They will spawn monsters that are guaranteed to drop a specific skill book each, that cannot be obtained anywhere else. These skills are the skills on the last page, they are very useful and needed for many late game raids, so get them now. You need to kill each mob 40 times to max all the skills, this takes a while because the spawn rate there is incredibly bad. At this point, you should have ToD gear, ghost gear, crimson gear, Knightmare gear, chaos gear, or Chuck Norris gear if you followed the guide, but if you didn’t you will probably want an alternative to farming ToD gear. There are 2 easy to get sets of armour that will be good enough to get you a full set of the next gear you want to get. These are either Purple Armour of Loot or 500/500 Knightmare armour (Apocalypse crate obtained Knightmare works as well).

Now that you have reached rank 500, you have a full 500 Battle Points! By having 500 battle points, you currently have the bonuses from Battle Master and nothing else from these. However, later these will become more important with more of them, eventually wanting to reach 1 MILLION BATTLE POINTS, to cap all the bonuses from them, and finally unlocking the full version of the drawing board. However, these are all irrelevant to you who has just reached rank 500. What you really care about is the fact that this man, the battle master, will give you a free infinite level 10 attack weapon enhancer, which will allow you to save a few pixels for you new weapons.

Now that you have maxed you final skills your next step is to either go into the Endless Dungeon (ED), and get another new set of gear :D, but this stuff is much better than your current stuff, if obtained from floor (f) 10 or above (DrS), and not ending in 1 or 6. At this point, it is best to just level up your gear till it is max level and then finalize it, and just do whatever you want in normal BA. The only thing left for you to do is a bunch of raids, that mostly require level 9001 to do well, and as such my advice is to ascend until at least +5 before stating these raids, so that you can reach 9001 faster, and more easily do these raids. But if a raid does not require level 9001 to do well in, I will specify so in the description of the raid. At rank 500 the first weapon you will want to make will be a Dragon Slayer Spear fused with a 500/500 Bloody scimitar, with 1 speed rock on each pre-fuse, and 1 speed rock post fuse, and 2 critical 10 rocks on your Spear, the rest should just be attack rocks to maximize attack. It will end up looking like this, or better. When you get the full set of Dragon Slayer armour to use with this you will get a nice boost to your damage.

Dragon Slayer Sword - The Dragon slayer sword, much like the Dragon Slayer Spear, is a fairly liked option, though strictly inferior to the spear for various reasons. Many people prefer the sword because, when you don’t think at all, 10% more attack on your weapon means 10% more damage, and that’s as far as people get. However, as you look more into the matter, the spear surpasses the sword for various reasons, despite it’s slightly lower attack stat. Firstly is the range of the 2 weapons, while the spear has enough range to always hit the enemy monster, no matter what, the sword only has enough range to hit the enemies about 90% of the time, and this is already enough to offset the attack difference, but there’s more. The specialized skills of both these weapons are fairly good, multi slash and pierce are amazing attacks when used properly. However, if you’re using DrS equips, you are not going to be doing anything where multislash is better than pierce, and even if you were, it wouldn’t be so much better as to make a huge difference, thus, the dragon slayer spear is suggested instead of the sword.

Dragon Slayer Axe - This weapon is liked largely due to me, and this guide, as both agreed that the DrS axe was the way to go, However, since then, that has changed, but people still suggest this, making this by far the most popular choice. However, much like Dragon Slayer Sword, this weapon is also inferior to the Dragonslayer Spear. The reason that this weapon was suggested was that by using this weapon you would have an easier time killing 10C HC WM CHAOS (apples) and getting U25 CHAOS from it, along with AURA. However, with some basic testing (tried it twice) it has been fairly easy to do with with the DrS Spear as well, and faster. This, along with various buffs to other items making getting U25 CHAOS less relevant, this weapon has really dropped off in use. While this weapon doesn’t have the same issues as the DrS Sword (short range and less than perfect spec skill), the specialized skill, threaten, while useful later, sucks for what you’re doing are the point that you would be using this weapon. The DrS spear has higher damage, and that matters far more than survivability for getting further in the game at this point. This weapon also has slightly too short range, but this isn’t really a factor as the range is fairly close to max, and above 98% hit rate. This weapon is strictly inferior for all practical purposes to the Dragon Slayer Spear, and should not be used.

Dragon Slayer Bow - Now some people will look at the reasons for not using the previous weapons and think they’ll be clever and use a ranged weapon, like the bow, However, this comes with some major drawbacks. Firstly, and most importantly, when using a ranged weapon with Power Attack Improve (PAI), your power attacks gain a 1.2x damage boost, while, if you were using a melee weapon, it gains a 1.6x damage boost. This is a fairly significant decrease in damage. This also comes with the fact that all the ranged weapons have far lower attack stats than the melee weapons, further decreasing their damage. Then you have to factor in that the specialized skills for the available Dragon Slayer ranged weapons are not very good, with the bow being the best. This leaves your ranged weapon choices at, the bow, as the only choice. While the bow is nice, it has perfect range, and a fairly good specialized skill (hamstring), and a pretty good secondary weapon in explosive or poison arrows, the spear has all these things, but better. The range of the spear always hits, the specialized skill of the spear is more useful for your point in the game, and while the arrows are nice, cards are far better. This weapon can be fairly well used and is probably your second best choice for which weapon to make if you really have an aversion to making the spear.

Blood Scimitar VS Dragon Slayer Dagger

An astute few of you will have noticed that all these items have been dragon slayer weapons fused with a blood scimitar, and be wondering why we’re fusing the weapons with this instead of another dragon slayer weapon. This is a valid concern and actually requires some math to show the answer to. As to why we’re comparing to the dagger instead of the claw, or any other dragon slayer weapon as a secondary, the dagger has the highest speed of any melee weapon (9), only being beaten by the claw and gun with 10, while having 50% more attack than either of those, making it by far the best choice of the dragon slayer weapons for a secondary weapon for fusion. The blood scimitar has far higher “other stats”, meaning that you won’t need to waste as many enhancers on getting those other stats to a usable point. When fusing with a DrS Dagger you will need at least a few enhancers put into either levels or crit chance just to cap that, as well as a few into speed to max double hit easily. Still further losing enhancer slots, the dragon slayer weapons all come with 4 enhancers already applied to them. This along with the Blood scimitar having yet another ~50% more attack than the DrS dagger at its base, before enhancers, places it far above it on the secondary fusion tier list. However, the main draw of the dragon slayer weapons as a secondary weapon comes in the fact that they’re the second highest ranked fusible weapon, beaten by Demon Slayer weapons which are ludicrously expensive at this point in the game. This means that using a Dragon Slayer weapon will increase the tier of the fusion result, as compared to the blood scimitar, by 4 to be exact. At the tiers you’ll be reaching with these weapons, 54 (39+10+5) with DrS Dagger and 50 (35+10+5) with Blood scimitar, that makes a decent difference. This means that your orange bonuses will be 8% more powerful, and since your weapon orange bonuses can be weapon only bonuses, this makes a bigger impact, and your purple bonuses will be 16.64% stronger. This makes less of a difference as your purple bonuses are on all your items, but still a decent different. While this is a difference, the cons of using a DrS far outweigh this singular pro, meaning that the standard is to use the blood scimitar. Other weapons that you could make all have a lower attack, speed, or tier than the Blood scimitar, making this by far the best choice for fusion here.
SI Rocks rock

So at this point, you are probably tired of occasionally being able to change some of the bonuses on some of the gears you have used because most of the stuff you used had the tag “cannot apply bonus rocks”. But there are 3 special sub-species of bonus rocks that have special properties that other bonus rocks simply do not. These are Infinity rocks, that can be used an infinite amount of times, Special rocks, that can be used on items that have the “cannot apply bonus rocks” tag or are finalized, and Special Infinity (SI) rocks, that demonstrate the qualities found the other two.

Now, these rocks aren’t easy to get, each one is about 1/200 chance of a dropped rock to have one of these tags. These rocks can also only be obtained in HC Worst moon mode and HC apocalypse mode for SI. These rocks are very useful in the mid-late game, as you don’t want to have to farm a bunch of S rocks to use every time you want to change the bonuses. The fastest way to obtain these rocks is to do HC apocalypse SD, don’t go through the portal as you will most likely die. If HC apocalypse SD is done with 667% epic%, all mobs that can have a 100% chance to be epic, this guarantees a chance for a green SI rock, with your remaining green bonuses in drop%. Once you have all the green SI rocks you want (I suggest at least 2 of each), drop all that epic% and drive up your drop%, this increases the chances of an orange SI rock and a purple SI rock from dropping.

Due to these rocks being so useful they are the first thing I suggest you get when you reach rank 500. If you do not want to be active, you can go mining in HC apocalypse to still have a chance of getting each rock, this is your best non-active alternative. For more information click here

Raid List (not to be done in any specific order) 
Basics to ALL raids
Cap mastery (95%), cap crit chance (95%), cap attack speed and double hit (25 and 95%), cap crit damage (1000%), cap Hit chance and Dodge Chance (H/DC - 90%), nearly cap MP (19,999,999), maximize boss damage*(rageattack+100), and rest bonus activated, doing this will maximize your damage output in all things, and as such will not be explained multiple times in each  of the raids. Mastery and H/DC can be easily capped with a master potion, weapon mastery skill 16, accuracy boost 53 (cap if you don’t have enough), artful dodger 53 (cap if you don’t have enough) and buff boost 48. All raids should be done in Casual unless otherwise stated.
Secret Dungeon (SD) (yes, again) (HCWM)

So, you want to return to the Secret Dungeon once again, and this time in hardcore mode? and Worst Moon mode? Are you crazy? No? Somebody told you that you could get some cool gear by doing this? Were they crazy? yes, they were, they were wrong, you can get some pretty cool looking gear from doing this, However, there are better choices, and this really isn’t worth doing yet. Specifically, you can get a set of armour called CHAOS armour, not to be confused with the vastly inferior Chaos armour.

This CHAOS armour comes with some pretty weak stats overall when you first look at it, but it comes with a variable unobtainium level. While in Hardcore Worst Moon mode (HCWM), you can get CHAOS armour with an unobtainium level of 25 if you open 10 chests. This is no easy feat for the ordinary player, and can only be done by the best of the best, or those with good strats that make it much easier, which is what most of you will be using.

U25 armour is totally useless on its own, as an armour, with only 57 tiers this is strictly worse than U11 Purple Armour of Loot until you can get U30 CHAOS armour later, which has 1 more tier than that. Just getting this armour will allow you to get to about floor 60 (with an okay build and minimal effort) in the Endless Dungeon. This will allow you to get some pretty good Demon Slayer Armour, which is a good boost from whatever you were using before.

This fight is extremely dependant on what gear you have and what strategy you use, as such I cannot really write a guide on how to get this stuff, but I can give some tips. These tips are mostly general things that you should do anyway, but I will explain why you do each thing, and you can decide if the advice is for this specific thing, or just in general.

Use the Censor Sheep IA, obtained on the Censor ship. This IA gives a base +60% hit chance and +60% dodge chance, which in WM mode it +30% each. For each chip that you get, it is +6% more to each of those, or 3% more in WM mode. You want this because you would need about 250,000 accuracy for 10C HC CHAOS without hit chance, which is what we do for the 10C HC apocalypse CHAOS (pineapples) fight. If you are using +0 sheep have 1 orange bonus in both hit and dodge chance on your armours.

Give Robacon an unobtainium trophy obtained in HCWM Special arena, this can be done easily if you use quick attack and have some green bonuses set to spawn rate%. This is done because this is the easiest tier 60 (70 with level 50 legendary weapon skill) weapon you can get. (A Meteoric weapon will be better but will costs a lot more, and if you do make one, make a battleaxe that is 50/50) higher tier weapons have better colour bonuses.

Get at least the full set of Dragon Slayer Armour from any floor before trying this, it can be done with ghost armour or Knightmare, or Chuck Norris, or ToD, but it is harder to do and for the sake of sanity suggested against.

Put the highest odd number of points that you can into weaken power, this will lower both CHAOS’ attack and defence. This is done because of the obvious reason of taking less damage and dealing more damage being better.

Use an Earth Card to have 100% chance to apply weaken, increasing DPS by ~20% and guaranteeing that CHAOS is (almost) always weakened.

Use Chaos ring to maximize the chaos of this fight and increase status applications. Resistance ring is actually the best choice for this fight, but chaos ring increases the chaos of the fight more so it’s totally worth using. Rage ring, combo ring, and critical ring are all also fairly good.

If you don’t cap critical chance in WM without it, have 1 accuracy purple bonus.
Alternatively, you could use accuracy and evasion for this fight, which, while harder than the normal strategy, is slightly better, and far easier to far chips for. If you choose to do this a lot of what is said above is still relevant, but I will re-list the requirements for ease.

Use the Monster Invisible Ally (found on the censor ship). This increases your accuracy and evasion by a large %, and is far easier to chip farm than the sheep.

Give Robacon an unobtainium trophy obtained in HCWM Special arena, this can be done easily if you use quick attack and have some green bonuses set to spawn rate%. This is done because this is the easiest tier 60 (70 with level 50 legendary weapon skill) weapon you can get. (A Meteoric weapon will be better but costs a lot more, and if you do make one, make a battleaxe that is 50/50) higher tier weapons have better colour bonuses. This will allow you to have more accuracy if you need.

Use the power potion. This is the major change in this strategy. Power potion increases your attack and accuracy greatly, allowing you to hit CHAOS, and fairly hard. While this is all good, it also increases your mana, evasion, and defence. This allows you to take less damage from CHAOS, and have its stats grow less.

Put the highest odd number of points that you can into blind power, this will lower both CHAOS’ accuracy and evasion. This is done because of the obvious reason of taking fewer hits and hitting more being better.

Use resistance ring to maximize your defensive abilities, and not get a lot of status effects applied to you. The master ring is also fairly good.

Use the Dark Card to have 100% chance to apply Blind, increasing DPS by ~20% and guaranteeing that CHAOS is (almost) always blinded, allowing you to hit more. You instead use the earth card to ensure weaken if you wanted.

Have 1 orange bonus on your armour set to mastery, to cap this.
If you are having trouble with this fight just say in one of the chat rooms (generally, room 1 is more active), “I am having trouble beating 10C HCWM CHAOS, can you guys help me? pastebin of your build here”

Another option is to try the strategies outlined here, while outdated on the gear the concept should still work

IMPORTANT! Mysterious Item is the CHAOS gloves, you just need to get them to level 3 (longer than you think) for them to get that name.

Triangle Hideout (TH)

This is a scaling raid (enemies get stronger the higher score you get) where the enemy is the Triangle, as you have probably noticed millions of them have invaded the game and taken over some sections, an example would be the epic skills, they were round before the triangles invaded.

Your job in this raid is to kill as many of them as you possibly can, in hopes of defeating the 9001st triangle and removing all triangles from the game. While this is a good goal, it is also unachievable so you will just be doing it for good exp, and a Mega Triangle gem, which will be your best trinket before you can craft any of the gems (and gives a small exp bonus based on highest streak in TH for having it in your inventory). Since the Triangles start at level 1 you can do this raid at any level without suffering from a level penalty.

The enemy you fight in this raid has an extremely high defence, like, really high, and as such the first step you doing well in this raid is to have 95% ignore defence, making their defence much less important (but they have so much that it still has a huge impact). The 3 easiest ways to get 95% ignore defence are to either, use an Invisible Ally that has some ignore defence (such as ULTRA CHAOS), set an orange bonus to ignore defence, or use the power ring, and use the skill keen eyes to top it off. If you have keen eyes cap at 75, you can use keen eyes and master hunter to max ignore defence.

The best weapon for this raid is a spear, However, while you’re weak it is better to use a bow and try to cheese your way further in the raid. If you can afford it, a Dragon slayer one is nice, but if you can’t afford that you can farm a ToD +8 Bow/Dagger fairly easily in Worst Moon Mode (WM). The bow is the second best weapon for this raid because of its specialized skill hamstring, which has a chance to inflict the enemy with the “Slow” status, making the enemy move slower. This combined with the stun from explosive arrows and explosive attack, and the extra slow you get from using the Chonos ring, the Triangles take a really long time to hit you, allowing you to live longer. However, the sheer power of the spear and its ability to ignore defence with the specialized skill makes it better for this raid. The 3 ULTRA Allies that I would personally suggest for this raid are ULTRA CHAOS (150% boss damage, 150% exp%, 60% ignore defence), ULTRA Super Triangle (240% attack% 75% reward%) or ULTRA Triangoop (easy ULTRA fight, Triangoop is in Triangle land for everybody that didn’t know where to go 210% attack%, 600 equipment attack). If your current streak is lower than your best streak today, the reward from this raid is reduced by 99%, so you should only do this once a day.

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Spooky Crypt (SC)

This is another scaling raid like Triangle hideout, except this raid has no real goal. You do this one because of the insane exp you get from it as well (all scaling raids have scaling rewards, making the higher your score the better the reward). You also can get a Dominator gem, which like the mega triangle gem gives a small bonus for just having it in your inventory (this one gives bonus coin% instead of exp%). Due to all the mobs (after streak 2000) in this raid being level 9001 you should only do this raid at level 8999 or higher unless you are on a medium ascension and confident in your abilities

Unlike Triangle hideout this raid has a “curse”, this curse lowers you H/DC and Ignore Defence by 1% every 100 streak, with checkpoints every 200 streak. This makes dodging their attack when they get strong enough to one hit you much harder, and they get strong enough to one hit you really fast. As such you will need to use every possible source of H/DC that you can to get a high streak. I personally suggest using the Experience ring at the start until you die, then switch to rage ring to increase your damage.

For this raid, the enemy stats increase so fast and so high that the IA you should use is the Censor Sheep IA (you will use this IA a lot) that provides a base 60% hit chance and a base 60% dodge chance, allowing most people to easily reach a 5000 streak without dropping below 90% H/DC. This raid also gives you some accessory unobtainium enhancers ( up to level 10), allowing you to make the colour bonuses on your accessories more powerful.

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Secret Dungeon (yet again!?!?!) (HCapocalypse)

So, you want to return to the Secret Dungeon once again, and this time in hardcore mode? and apocalypse mode? Are you crazy? No? Somebody told you that you could get some cool gear by doing this? Were they crazy? no, they weren’t, they were right, you can get some pretty cool looking gear from doing this, However, and this really isn’t worth doing yet. Specifically, you can get a set of armour called CHAOS armour, not to be confused with the vastly inferior Chaos armour.

This CHAOS armour comes with some pretty weak stats overall when you first look at it, but it comes with a variable unobtainium level. While obtained in Hardcore apocalypse mode (HC apoc), while opening 10 chests, it will come with 30 unobtainium levels, and a 100% drop rate, unlike in HCWM. This is no easy feat for the ordinary player, and can only be done by the best of the best, or those with good strats that make it much easier, which is what most of you will be using.

While you are getting this armour you can also get a score above 3500 in Secret Dungeon if you clear all the rooms, open all the chests, and defeat CHAOS fast enough. This will give you the CHAOS’ AURA (AURA) weapon, which you will be using to idle with your new U30 CHAOS armour (U30). AURA has the ability to auto attack on its own, this allows it to be the best weapon for killing ULTRA enemies, and very good for idling. If you score high enough your AURA will come with fewer enhancements, with a minimum of -10 enhancements with a  score of 6000 or more (impossible without GIGA).

The suggested minimum requirements for attempting to kill 10C HC apocalypse CHAOS (pineapples) is at least a full set of Demon Slayer Armour (f35+) and ultimate equipment, which can easily be obtained by reaching +50. If you have at least this much, you should be able to do defeat pineapples, but having better DS gear won’t hurt.

Since doing this very clearly requires apocalypse mode, and the penalties of apocalypse mode nerf the standard strategy of max hit chance and dodge chance and win, you have to go about this in a different way, i.e. actually using accuracy and evasion. This is probably the first time you’re actually doing this for anything intentionally, so you need to learn how to build for this new mode.

You should pretty much always use Ultimate Weapon yourself while in apocalypse mode, as nearly no other weapon can compare with its insane speed and accuracy boosts. These allow you to largely ignore 2 of the major nerfs in apocalypse mode, crit chance and double hit.

Since you will be using accuracy and evasion, instead of hit and dodge chance, you will want your potion to reflect that, as such, you should really use the power potion, which also comes with the benefits of more MP, attack, and defence, all making this fight easier.

Since you’re in apocalypse mode status effects last an extremely long amount of time, so just use the resistance ring and never have them applied to you and ignore this nerf all her, excluding potion block which can screw you.

You will want your ultimate pendant to have an evasion purple, one of the only times these are used, and Robacons ultimate weapon to have an accuracy purple, allowing you to destroy CHAOS’ evasion.

Unfortunately, Poison power is nearly useless in apocalypse mode, so you should have 0 points in that skill, while all the other status skills are very good for this fight. Blind allows you to hit more and get hit less and is actually useful since you’re using accuracy and evasion for once. Weaken is useful as always since almost every enemy has a decent defence.

This is one of the few cases where ignore defence is actually useful, so having points in keen eyes can be worth it, this will also increase your critical damage which you won’t have capped, However, critical force only increases crit damage and isn’t really worth using.

Megaboss’ Revenge (MBR)

This raid is about the megaboss that you defeated a bunch of time way back when you were rank 210 or something, and because of the defeat you dealt him, he wants revenge. If you hit him too much the MEGA RAGE meter will fill, if this meter fills all the way you instantly DIE, no exceptions, even through revive. This makes rapid-fire weapons like guns rather in-effective in this raid. This raid can be done at level 6000 with no level penalty.

This is the last raid that you will be doing constantly for exp, and this one will give exp the fastest, as unlike the other 2 raids you have done so far (triangle hideout and spooky crypt), this raid has a time limit (about 6 minutes). This raid will reward you with unique enhancers at set kill achievements (total kills not kills that entrance), and reward you with a pair of mega boss earrings every 20 streak up to streak 400. These earrings are the best earring you can get before you get the Ultimate equipment (obtained by having 150 ascension points).

This raid should be done with whatever weapon you use normally as that will likely have the highest DPS of all your weapons. But if you want to use a specific weapon for this raid, the Demon Slayer Spear will get the best results, even if it is a bit expensive. It is suggested that you use the Gem of Constancy as your trinket once you have crafted it. I also suggest using the Corrupted Giant Treeman IA (if you have it) for exp, or the Super Triangle IA for high streaks.

As you get higher and higher streaks the mega bosses stats keep rising, making 95% ignore defence useful in this raid for high streaks (over 600+). And even if you change an orange bonus, your DPS will likely increase due to how high the bosses defence will get.

Due to the way UltimateSP works MBR is extremely good for farming the first 170 drops.

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Endless Dungeon (ED)

the Endless Dungeon is an endless version of the Secret Dungeon, but instead of going to the Final Chamber to fight CHAOS the portal takes you to the next floor of the dungeon. While the name would imply that the dungeon has no end, it actually only has 250 floors, while this may disappoint some of you, 250 floors will last you a really long time. If you are just here for the gear after ToD+5, Starting on F10 the Dragon Slayer (DrS) armour you get from opening 10 chests is slightly better than your current armour, and start on F35 you can get Demon Slayer armour every 5 floors, which far outclasses your current gear.

This raid has the same curse as the Spooky Crypt raid, except instead of every 100 streak, every floor you lose 1% H/DC and 1% ignore defence. Due to this Ignore defence is generally, considered useless in this raid, and you should focus on maximizing your H/DC so that you can both hit the enemy and dodge the enemy attacks, their accuracy and evasion scales so high that you would need about 400,000,000 accuracy to hit Large Air Elemental on floor 200, which is needless to say, not a possible number to reach. To make up for having no ignore defence Weaken Power is generally, used instead, as this lowers an enemies attack and defence by up to 70%

This raid is extremely difficult, and has pretty low rewards for A:TG, and the enemies are all level 9001 (at a certain point), and as such should be done at level 8999 or higher. Now you may ask, “If this Raid has poor rewards, why should I do it?”, and the answer to this question is quite simple, Demon Slayer Armour. This armour is by far THE BEST gear in the game, stat-wise.

To get the good gear from the Endless Dungeon you need to open all 10 chests on a floor, and this floor must be floor 35 or higher, and the floor must be divisible by 5. This sounds complicated, but due to a recent update, all floors that you can get this armour from now have a 6x6 map while all floor you cannot obtain it from at a 5x6 map. If you open all the chests on a floor that is not 6x6, you will get Dragon Slayer armour, which is vastly inferior to Demon Slayer armour, while this is annoying enough as is, you also have a 50% chance for your Demon Slayer armour from the 6x6 maps to be Dragon Slayer instead of the desired Demon Slayer armour if you are below floor 100. While Demon Slayer armour is by far the best, it also takes the longest to level, and as such unless the gear you get is from floor 200, you should just enhance, fused, and finalize the gear. Note, all gear past floor 200 is treated as if it was obtained on f200, and as such the only reason to go past 200 is to get more piece.

As you progress in the dungeon you will unlock special portals that will cost 1,000,000,000 pixels, and jump you ahead 5 (75%) or 10 (25%) floors from your current floor. How far you can go with these portals is dependant on how far you’ve made it in the dungeon. You can use a portal on floors ending in 1 or 6. If you have unlocked the portal on that floor. If you are currently 40 floors below the furthest you’ve made it in the dungeon you can use a portal, which is quite nice for later in the dungeon. However, if your record is a low floor that number isn’t as useful, so you can also use a portal if your (current floor - 1) * 2 + 11 is less than the highest floor you’ve ever made it to, you can use the portal on that floor. This is quite a small amount of math, However, some people think it’s a lot, so there’s this nice picture that explains where you can portal!

For this raid, it is suggested that you have a varied mix of green elements to make fighting the random mobs and bosses easier. A good mix is to have 1 green bonus set to earth%, 2 green bonuses set to fire%, and split the rest of your green bonuses between light% and water% to kill the Chimaera and the Pharaoh faster.

It is also suggested that you use the Censor Sheep (CS) Invisible Ally, as this ally gives the most H/DC out of any available ally, allowing you to reach higher floors easier. You will not be able to easily reach floor 200 with base form sheep and will need to at least farm sheep chips till your sheep is +10, and most of you will need to beat the ULTRA version of censor sheep. You will also die many times doing this raid, but thankfully there is no death penalty in the Endless Dungeon so you won’t have to spend 30 seconds getting your rings back every time.

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Special Training Zone (STZ)

This raid can be entered by clicking the red arrow in the Beginner training zone when you have 500 or more Battle points (have reached rank 500 at least once). This is a late game raid, similar to Dark Pyramid, in that it is just a “get the most damage possible in this amount of time), different from DP in that it is a Boss that you are fighting, and that the boss will never die, no matter how much damage you deal. You have 90 Seconds to deal as much damage as you possibly can. At the end of those 90 seconds, you get Battle Points (BP) based on your DPS.

BP is useful at almost all points in the game, as it increases your maximum number of Skill points, and increases the maximum number of levels a skill can have. Bp continues to be useful to get more of until you reach 1,000,000 Battle points, at which point you will have already stopped using this guide and been doing your own thing for a while. This is the fastest way to get BP once you have your 100 rebirths.

You cannot miss this enemy, and you have 0 damage reduction against this enemy. As such the numbers you get in this zone will be much higher than those you get outside of this zone. Due to the enemy being a boss you should stack Boss Damage and Rage Attack, to maximize damage.

The best allies to use in this Raid are either ULTRA CHAOS or ULTRA Triangoop, yes, this little guy strikes again. If you use ULTRA CHAOS, it is suggested that you use a fully levelled Gem of Constancy to increase your damage, and if you use ULTRA Triangoop, it is suggested that you use the Empowering Gem unless you’ve done a lot of math and know something else it better. I would also suggest that you use either the Cruelty, Rage, or Chaos ring, as these will be the most effective at raising your DPS. This raid is really simple, just hit as hard as you can, nothing special.
Dark Pyramid
This is a jacked RPB
 
This is a useless raid that is only really for bragging rights in the late game. That said, that means this is the most important raid in the game. generally, there aren’t many things you can do to boost your DPS in this raid. The general idea is to use U30 Non-boss Damage CHAOS armour with triangoop IA and chaos ring. There are some other tricks, but if you do that you already get in the top 10 score, so you’re all good.

Secret Dungeon (GIGA)

Finally, a really good reason to do Secret Dungeon that’s not any of the other really good reasons to do Secret Dungeon. However, GIGA secret dungeon is incredibly difficult, and not recommended for new players. It is so hard in fact, that I’m going to suggest you don’t do it before you have at least 100 Rebirths under your belt, and a bunch of Special Training Zone grinding to get you around 1,000,000 Battle points. No, it’s not actually quite this difficult, but it’s hard enough that you should probably do this just to have a far easier time.

Additionally, you should have at least the first two levels of the Perk Pyramid completed. This is not because any of the perks will help you very much, but because this assures that you have at least 200 ascends, which increases the power of the weapon that is used for this.

So now that you’ve gotten all the terrible things I’ve just asked you to get for this, surely this is enough to be able to do GIGA Secret Dungeon? Sadly no, this is not enough, you still need actual gear. Luckily this is the easy part, and you should already have the required gear, should you have finished the previous requirements.

This is because the enemies in the Dungeon, and CHAOS, have their stats extremely buffed when in GIGA mode. Enemies in the main dungeon have all their stats multiplied by 10, with an addition 12.5x multiplier to HP, meaning they can all take quite the beating. They also give 3x all rewards and another 5x exp, so GIGA is quite good for rewards, should you be able to clear it in a reasonable time.

However, the main concern in GIGA is CHAOS in the final chamber. He is quite tough to beat and requires the extremely meticulous planning of hitting him with a carrot until he dies. This is because while in GIGA mode, all of CHAOS’s stats are multiplied by 4, with an additional 5x multiplier to Health, while also healing 5x as much as in normal modes.

These are all additional modifiers to the stats of CHAOS, who also gains additional stats based on how many chests you have opened. With both the normal GIGA multipliers and the chest bonuses the stats on crabapples (15C CHAOS) end up being an insane 24t HP, 54m Attack, 1.1m Accuracy, and 844k evasion. This requires a lot of time and preparation to overcome but it can be done.

You are required to have some very good gear to do GIGA secret dungeon, these items are:

Floor 200+ Demon Slayer Armour obtained from Endless Dungeon

Worst Moon Gem

Challenge or Attendance Medal

Ultimate Weapon, Pendant, and Earrings

U7 Neon Skin

And lastly, the most important and strange thing you will want for preparation is to change all your gear to spirit. This is the first time you should be changing your things to spirit, as spirit sucks and you have very likely completely ignored it all together. This can be done by crafting Spirit Rocks from the bottom of the enhancer tab of the item crafting menu. You need to use S rocks for anything that is not +10, you don’t need to spirit your ultimate accessories or Robacons weapon.

Having more spirit items will increase your max Spirit while decreasing your max Mana by 10%. This is quite good if you’re using spirit, and quite bad if you’re not using spirit. Additionally, S Spirit Rocks are quite expensive, making it impractical to switch from mana to spirit, while also not providing any major benefits, actually coming with a few downsides in most cases. GIGA Secret dungeon is not most cases though, and it is very useful for this one, reducing the requirements for this raid by a considerable amount.

For now, you can just use whatever build you think is good, it’s very likely good enough for the next step that you’re doing. Make sure that you max your active skills, they are quite good for spirit and benefit each other, unlike with mana.

To start with you want to get a GIGA Pendant from the 15th chest of the Dungeon, then leave.If you do this within the first 5 minutes there is a 25% chance that you get a pendant, but if you take longer this will drop to ⅙. The pendant has some semi-random stats that don’t matter too much for now, just know that you will be replacing this quickly so don’t fret over it too much.

You will also get some GIGA life and attack rocks, you can use these (save at least 1 life rock) on the pendant you get, as these aren’t good for the items you will actually use. You need at least 2 life rocks and 1 pendant before you move on, so keep farming until you get those. This is because the GIGA items come expired, and you need life rocks to use them.

Next, you should full clear the dungeon while opening 8 chest while finishing in less than 15 minutes or so. This will let you get the GIGA earrings, which are quite good, and let you see rainbow AURA in a safe environment. Once you can use both the pendant and earrings you should use these for the rest of your life, and are basically required for defeating crabapples (15c CHAOS) due to their set bonus.

And now that you have all the gear you need for the crabapples fight, your build actually matters a bit. And since you’ve likely never used spirit, let alone used it well, we’re going to go over that here.

Make sure every item (except 1) that you have is spirited, this greatly increases your max spirit, and doesn’t cause a bug that kills you.

All the active skills (except heal) should always be capped, this is because double attack and critical strike come with multipliers to your damage, and make it easy to cap their related stats.

Spirit recovery actually sucks, instead of spirit recovery for your spirit regeneration, you want to use Spirit eater, with a 55% per hit to gain 3 spirit charges it doesn’t sound great, but when your ultimate weapon is hitting 9 times each attack it becomes quite insane.

Cap Spirit Shield even with Resistance ring, this increases your max spirit, boosting damage.

With these tips, you should be able to make a build for yourself, but screw that, here’s my old build from when GIGA first came out, GIGA has since been made easier so it should work.

Once you can defeat crabapples GIGA is quite simple, you just keep doing it until you get a really good score for some sick earrings, and a bunch of EX attack rocks. You also need a good pendant, but the pendant has 4 rolls for a random bonus stat, meaning a perfect one is 1/256 chance, so you should accept 3 attack 1 speed as well, you’ll figure out what that means when you get a bunch of them. You should only enhance your good earrings and pendant with GIGA EX rocks, as these will increase their attack the most.

When you kill CHAOS he will randomly drop an item as a prize, here’s a small table showing that you should only to 15 Chest

Chests Opened
GIGA Enhancer
Giga Enhancer EX
Giga Life Rock
Giga Life Rock EX
0
50%
0%
25%
0%
5
50%
2.5%
25%
.5%
10
50%
5%
25%
1%
15
15%
50%
25%
10%

Rebirths

A rebirth is quite similar to an ascend, except instead of resetting your level like an ascend, a rebirth resets your arena rank. Now, this sounds terrible, and it is, but because nobody liked rebirths the developer (Tukkun) has made many changes to this for the sake of making rebirths less painful. But before we get into those, you might want to know why we would do something so disliked. Every rebirth gives 2500 Battle Points, and 1% extra base stat cap up to +100%. The First 10 Rebirths also give 10% more arena experience each, capping at 100% extra exp in the arena, this is multiplicative with exp% and other bonuses, meaning you gain double experience while at +10. The 2500 Battle Points is quite useful, as you need to get to 1,000,000 Battle Points to maximize their usefulness, so having 250,000 extra battle points will help quite a bit in getting there. However, the main reason that you should do rebirths after the first 10 is the extra stat cap. Having 100% extra stats is extremely beneficial for the battle arena, and there is no other way to get these extra stats.

Now onto what rebirths actually penalize you with:

You and robacon will both have your rank will be set to 50
You will lose all Rank based Skill Points (you will have 800 + your ultimate SP drops)
All skills will be set to 0
All Gear will be unequipped
Your stats will be set to their buy caps of 65,000 attack and defence, 650,000 Health, 130,000 Mana, and, 13,000 Accuracy and evasion.

These are all better than they have previously been, but not actually the main reason rebirths are way easier now than ever before. Previously, for your first rebirths you had to just do them like the later rebirths, but with less exp gain. However, in a recent update, the Potion of Regrets was added. This potion can be used at the start of a rebirth, with no penalty for doing so, to jump you straight to rank 464. This skips all the hard parts of a rebirth, and lets you use most gears in the game. However, the major benefit is that you can just do it extremely early into your game and get similar results to people that do it later. The downside of the potion of regrets is that it can only be used once per month (not once every 30 days, once per month). You should do your rebirth into instant regrets potion (regrets rebirth) as soon as you’re able to craft both a regrets potion and a rebirth potion, every month until you have fully prepared to do the rest of your rebirths. Doing these early also comes with the benefit that for new players 2500 extra battle points is a huge bonus and extremely useful.

Now that you know what rebirths are, why you should do them, and how to skip your first few, you probably want to know the strategies used to actually do rebirths. Rebirths are largely just preparation. If you prepare enough and time it well you can get a full rebirth done in under 5 minutes, However, this isn’t a viable strategy and doesn’t really matter. With proper preparations, you can consistently rebirth in under 30 minutes after your first 10, and nobody cares to test things before the first 10 so if you don’t have 10, too bad it’s going to take you a bit longer.

There are 3 steps to preparation for rebirth, ULTRA Allies, Gear, and Mastering Allies. Each one will make your rebirths faster by some margin, and the only really mandatory one is the gear, However, it is greatly advised that you do all three steps, as rebirths suck and spending less time on them is better.

ULTRA allies
Gear
Mastering Allies
Execution

Step 1: ULTRA allies

Having the proper Invisible allies for rebirths will increase the rate of exp you gain or the rate that you are able to kill enemies to gain exp. These bonuses are both immensely beneficial for speeding up a rebirth, and most of the allies used are great outside of rebirths as well so you should probably get them ULTRA’d anyway.

Elite Pharaon (#434) or Elite Mummy (#433) both come with a large amount of non-boss damage and exp% which will allow you to plough through Dark Pyramid with weaker gear and still gain tons of experience. These are both completely optional Allies to have ultra’d, as having better gear will let you one hit in DP without them, and use a better exp ally. They come with the benefit of having no ultra form to fight and having craftable chips. These make getting their ultra allies extremely easy to get.

Invisible X (#1) allows you to enter worst moon mode at any rank, which will greatly increase difficulty and rewards. IX also comes with 75% spawn rate, further increasing rewards. This invisible ally is completely useless for rebirths if you go sloppy on your gear, but one of the best if you have good enough gear to keep one hitting while in worst moon mode.

Corrupted Giant Treeman (#440) comes with the most spawn% and exp% combination in the game. These both increase experience, so this is the premier ally to use for areas that spawn matters in, such as the corruption. This invisible ally replaces Invisible X if you went sloppy on your gear, or just didn’t go insane on your gear for a few areas. Strictly speaking, IX is better, but using IX requires so much more prep it’s recommended that you use CGT for a few things and skip some of the prep required for IX rebirths.

Fairy Godmother (#485) comes with very good spawn% and some exp%. This allows it to be quite good for idling. However, the main reason that FGM is a good ally is that it comes with insane potion efficiency% and a reward buff active. This allows you to idle with a permanent Reward potion active. This is better than idling with the CGT ally without reward potion, meaning that if you are going to idle for longer than you reward potion is active, you should use the FGM IA instead of the CGT IA.

CHAOS (#432) comes with 150% exp% and boss damage%, along with some ignore defence that’s not as useful. CHAOS is similar to Elite Pharaoh/mummy allies, in that it is technically just worse than Corrupted Giant Treeman if your gear is good enough to do the things without these allies, but if you go sloppy on your gear they can both help you do them, and aren’t that much worse.

Triangoop (#163) and Super Triangle (#177) are the best allies for increasing your attack in the game, but neither of them comes with exp%, making them not that great for rebirths. However, if your gear is bad and you need a boost to your damage, these are the way to go.

Censor Sheep (#439) is the best invisible ally for hit and dodge chance. Since Spooky Crypt is a very good source of exp during a rebirth and comes with a curse that lowers you hit and dodge chance, sheep is extremely useful in a rebirth. If you’re going to do Endless Dungeon this is also quite nice to mitigate the curse that is there.

Step 2: Gear

Having better gear will let you have more exp%, and kill stronger enemies. This is the most important part of your rebirth preparation and allows you to do things that you have no chance of doing during your first run through the game. Rebirths are considerably faster than your first playthrough because of this step of preparation.

Rank 50 - 90
Rank 90 - 213
Rank 213 - 250
Rank 250 - 318
Rank 318 - 500
Any Rank
Rank 50 - 90

Your rank 40 to 90 gear is pretty much completely whatever. You can use almost anything you want, the strategy used for rank 40 works with no gear pretty much. The gear that you use is only any better if you take tons of preparation to get less than a minute of time save, so really just use the cheap stuff for this rank section.

Alien/Leather (U5)

The Alien set bonus is by far the best set bonus that is available at rank 50. It comes with 350 tiers of reward, far outstripping any competition. Another benefit that the alien gear has is the Alien cores that you can get from the strange machine in 9001: ye olde pub. These have the power of level 20 enhancers and are quite the boost to the power of the alien gear. Alien gear can quite easily. Along with unique enhancers to make your alien weapon insanely overpowered this set just tear through the early game of rebirths, being able to do almost anything that’s unlocked at r40. Alien gear is so overpowered that you can do Secret Beach in Hardcore Worst moon while using even some shabby alien gear. However, for Hardcore Worst Moon Dark Pyramid you will need some better alien gear, preferably uniqued a bit. You can’t get the full alien set bonus while at rank 40, but the important parts of exp% and spawn% both come with the 6 piece set bonus.

Green armour of loot (u11) is by far the highest tier armour you can get that you can use at rank 40. As such you get the most exp% from the green bonuses from this gear. This means that it’s one of the best gears for early rebirths. The downside to Gloot is that it’s horrible to farm, and the set bonus is whatever. You get Green armour of look from rare-non bosses, and rank 31-40 is beach.

Dragonewyn / Newbie (U5) is the standard set that people will usually suggest, as DW is the first untimed armour that you can 500/500. This makes the stats of DW/newb better than the rest of the untimed armours. However, it is only tier 9 so DW/newbie is slower than the top 2 options. The only reason this isn’t the best set is that the other options are really OP.

Stripper Nurse / Leather (U5) is the learn 2 craft equivalent of Dragonewyn / Newbie armour. However, it is slightly better than Dragonewyn / leather due to the 15% exp% set bonus of stripper nurse armour.

Red (u5) set is the rank 40 armour of the game. Yeah, this section is so easy that your gear pretty much can’t be too weak. Anything you want to use will work for armour, the only benefits of getting better armour is that it will be faster if it has more bonus tier, outside of that it really doesn’t matter what you use for rank 40 to 90.

As long as you’re not using alien gear and need the set bonus, your weapon at rank 40 isn’t that important, However, most people will recommend fire gun or dark gun. Fire gun is the rank 40 weapon, fused with itself is good enough to destroy the rank 40 areas with decent armour, especially if you enhance the weapon. The dark gun is the rank 70 weapon, and can have more crystals applied to it, but needs to be fused with the crappy wooden dagger. Both weapons will work just fine for what you need them to do. And really most other weapons that are rank 40 should work just as well, people just like guns.

Rank 90 - 213

The Rank 90-213 gear matters far more than the rank 40-90 gear, as you want to do stuff that you couldn’t do on the first run. Your gear needs to be good enough to clear The Special Arena on Hardcore mode at rank 90. This is far harder than you might think, and really just makes a bunch of gear unusable for this part of rebirths. After “able to clear HC SA at r90 the rest of the gear is just higher tiers for more exp and higher stats for faster early clears.

The Elite Alien #1 (U5) is, much like alien/leather, by far the best choice of equipment for this stage of your rebirths. The Alien and Elite Alien set bonus are just so overpowered for the ranks that these sets are that even the designated Rebirth set, reincarnation gear, isn’t better than them. Along with the huge stat gains from Alien cores, there is really only one okay reason to not be using alien gear for this section. If you don’t like the time limit on alien gear, too bad 30 days is way more than enough for 100 rebirths and the cost to make them isn’t that high. However, there are other options that will get you through this section, just a bit slower than alien gear, and without a time limit.

Technical Battleground (TBG) armour (U18) is extremely good for this section, being able to easily clear the Special Arena very quickly, comes with a nice set bonus, and a high bonus tier. The Downside of TBG armour is that while the set bonus is really good, you need to use a shit weapon to have access to the full set bonus. I say this, but the real downside isn’t the weapon but the fact that it’s rank 120 so it kind of sucks.

Crate Leather (U5) is enchanted leather that you get from explosion crates, it is equivalent to 50/50 Enchanted leather. It is quite easy to get, and good enough to complete this section of the rebirth. This is quite convenient as you will get plenty from the explosion crate you just open while playing the game, or be able to use the ones that you used during your first playthrough if you went for Crate leather.

If you’re not using a set that requires a weapon for a set bonus you should probably use either the Dark Gun/ Legendary Sword or GG/DD combo. These are both decently powerful weapons that will allow you to decimate the Special arena with ease.

Rank 213 - 250

The rank 213 gear is quite easy, what matters most is how many reward tiers your armour has. Almost every gear that you can have in this area is usable, and better gear just saves time, that’s kind of the theme of all rebirth gears. All the r213-250 gear is for is corruption, the minimum requirements for this section of gear are just to be able to do hardcore corruption from when you can equip the gear, preferably without resetting the stats from max to save more time.

The Crimson Set comes with 27 tiers a piece and a 300 reward tier set bonus, which is quite useful for rebirths. However, the stats on this gear isn’t very good so it is recommended that you fuse the armour with Knightmare armour, and the weapon with a G3. This is quite the powerful set of reward tiers, and an old favourite strat for rebirths adapted to the modern era.

The Alternative to the Crimson Set for this section is the Knightmare Set which has more power than the crimson set, but fewer reward tiers in it’s set bonus. The major benefit to the Knightmare set is that you can get it from Apocalypse crates, which will be 500/500 quality Knightmare armour. This is far easier for some people than it is to farm the materials needed to craft the crimson set. If you are using the Knightmare set your weapon should be a Greater Sword / Glaive combo.

Rank 250 - 318

Your rank 250-318 gear is also, very easy to fill, and improvements are just on kill speed and reward tiers. Your rank 250 gear just needs to be able to beat 10C HC CHAOS at r280 or so, which isn’t actually that hard to do on rebirths. Even if you can’t clear 10C HC CHAOS at r280, you can just clear more of the dungeon instead, do casual, or open fewer chests for your first run and not lose much time.

The Ghost set that you used during your first run is quite effective for this part of the rebirth, being able to kill 10C HC CHAOS with ease. With 30 bonus tiers a piece and a set bonus of 360 tiers, the ghost set comes with a respectable 510 tiers of reward. The main reason people will use ghost on a rebirth is that they already have a set.

The Crimson Set comes with 27 tiers a piece and a 300 reward tier set bonus, which is quite useful for rebirths. However, the stats on this gear isn’t very good so it is recommended that you fuse the armour with Knightmare armour and the weapon with a G3. This is quite the powerful set of reward tiers, and an old favourite strat for rebirths adapted to the modern era. The main reason people will use Crimson armour for this part of their rebirth is that they used it for the previous section.

The Alternative to the Crimson Set for this section is the Knightmare Set which has more power than the crimson set, but fewer reward tiers in it’s set bonus. The major benefit to the Knightmare set is that you can get it from Apocalypse crates, which will be 500/500 quality Knightmare armour. This is far easier for some people than it is to farm the materials needed to craft the crimson set. The main reason people will use KM for this, much like why they used CM, is because they used it during the last section.

The best weapon, should you not need one for a set bonus, for the rank 250 section of a rebirth is surprisingly a weapon that you were advised to avoid completely throughout your first playthrough. The Revolution Pyrabow, when obtained with a raid score of +11 has an unobtainium level of 11, this is quite good for this area.

Rank 318 - 500

Your rank 318 gear is by far the hardest to get right, with the tightest requirements for use. This is because you have to be able to clear a 10,000 streak in the spooky crypt with it, which is quite difficult if your gear sucks, and can lose a ton of time. On the bright side, if you can’t reach a 10,000 streak you can just do Secret Dungeon a bunch to finish off the rebirth and not lose a ton of time.

CHAOS (UXX) is the main set that people will use for this section of a rebirth, being the lowest ranked gear that can come with a really high unobtainium level it is very good during a rebirth. Even the weakest of players should be able to get U25 CHAOS, which is far more powerful than anything else easily available at rank 318. This along with its default Non-boss damage being good for Spooky Crypt, an infinitely scaling raid, and having AURA as part of the set bonus. This is the first choice for most players.

The Doom weapons from Tower of DOOOOOOM can come with an unobtainium level of 10 and have really good stats. These are the optimal weapons to use for this section of the rebirth, if you’re going to be active and not using AURA. The main issue with them is that they are rank 338, while CHAOS is rank 318, so you have to start with a weaker weapon, this isn’t too big a deal though, and if you really care that much you can fuse with rank 300 weapon to make them the same required rank as CHAOS Armour.

ALL RANKS

The Reincarnation Set is unlocked when you reach 50 rebirths and is quite good for rebirths. The accessories are by far the best choices you have until far later into a rebirth. The set bonus is full of rewards, and the weapon is a budget Ultimate weapon, which is extremely overpowered for rank 50. With very few exceptions Reincarnation set is the best rebirth set for every part of the rebirth.

CHAOS SET comes with an insane Unobtainium level and can be fused with lower level armours to get this power early on. This is a very effective way to increase the bonus tiers of your rebirth gear, while also allowing you to use a, usually, better set bonus.

The Demon Slayer Set comes with insane stats and basically invalidates any enemy you could possibly fight during a rebirth. When obtained in Hardcore apocalypse mode with comes with 30 unobtainium tiers and can be fused with a low-level armour for early use in a rebirth. Even at low floors the stats on Demon Slayer armour completely destroys any enemy you will fight during your rebirth.

The GIGA Set, while extremely difficult to get without a decent rebirth count, is by far the best set of accessories you could use from rank 250 to 500. The stats on these items are insane, the set bonus is extremely powerful, and there aren’t a lot of other good accessories available at rank 250.

Immortal Pendant comes with 20 unobtainium tiers and can be obtained from the special shop at any rank.

Step 3: Mastering Allies

Mastering an invisible ally increases the exp you gain from killing them by 20%. As such, mastering every enemy that you fight during a rebirth will allow you to rebirth about 20% faster than if you didn’t have any of the enemies you fought mastered. If you master all the enemies before you start rebirthing, you’d finish your 100th rebirth around the time somebody doing the exact same things as you that hadn’t mastered them would be finishing their 80th.

Rank 50

At rank 50 you are going to be fighting one of two sets of enemies, depending on which strategy you wish to use, as such which enemies you should master depends on which of these enemies you’re fighting. You will either be fighting in the Dark Pyramid or the Secret beach. Each has some benefits but it is usually suggested that you do Secret Beach.

Secret Beach enemies are #83 to #99 while Dark Pyramid enemies are #178 to #182

Rank 90

At rank 90 you are going to be fighting the enemies in the Special Arena, the Prehistoric Mission, or Defend Mission. The only reason to not be doing Special Arena is that your gear is newbie gear or you really enjoy doing defend mission.

Special Arena enemies are #276 to #295

Defend Mission enemies are #222 to #229

Prehistoric Mission enemies are #301 to #321

Rank 183

At rank 183 you’ll usually just keep fighting in the special arena but some people will do Endless Dungeon instead, these enemies are just the Secret Dungeon Enemies and should be mastered anyway.

Endless Dungeon enemies are #377 to #432

Rank 213

At Rank 213 some people will stop doing Special Arena, as they’ve run out of entries and don’t want to buy more, and instead go into the corruption.

The corruption enemies are #368 to #376

Rank 250

At rank 250 you’ll usually just keep fighting in the Secret Dungeon but some people will do Endless Dungeon instead, these enemies are just the Secret Dungeon Enemies and should be mastered anyway. Alternatively, some people will choose to start idling Throne Room at this point.

Secret Dungeon enemies are #377 to #432

Throne Room enemies are #481 to #485

Rank 318

Rank 318 is the final stretch of the rebirth and you’ll either keep doing Secret Dungeon like the last part or start Spooky Crypt.

Spooky Crypt enemies are #433 and #434

Step 4: Actually rebirthing

For your early rebirth you should use a rebirth potion, then a regrets potions, and then just spam Secret Dungeon until you’re back to rank 500, this will work once a month and not take too long while saving you rebirths for later. This is extremely worthwhile, but not really a viable way to get all 100 rebirths, or even your first 10. If you haven’t reached 10 rebirths already all outlined strategies will take more attempted than listed. Results may vary depending on EXP% but these should be consistent. The Outlined Strategies should be able to get a consistent sub 30-minute rebirth if you are active for the whole time without trouble. Keep in mind that you should save your rebirth builds in a notepad for easy use.
Rank 50-90

The two more common choices for getting from rank 50 to rank 90 are the dark pyramid and secret beach. Dark pyramid can be done in Hardcore very easily and requires almost no stats on your gear for maximum exp/second from it, whereas Secret Beach should be done in Hardcore worst moon and requires considerably more stats on your gear, it is suggested that you do HCWM Secret Beach for your rebirths, but you won’t lose much time to Dark Pyramid. Once you reach rank 70 it is suggested that you move into the Frosty zone for more exp, but you won’t lose too much time if you don’t do this.
Rank 90-250

Going from rank 90 to rank 250 is mostly easier than going from rank 40 to rank 90, but with a lot more variations that are time sensitive. To start off your rank 90 journeys you will do 10 Secret Arena clears. These can be done in Hardcore Worst moon if your gear is really good, but if you went light on your gear you can just do it in Hardcore and not lose a ton of time. 
Alternatively, you could clear Prehistoric mission or Defend mission a few times, but this is really slow and not recommended at all. It also takes more active play, button pushing, and mental energy.

At rank 182 or so some people will choose to go into Endless Dungeon at XX:30. This is really powerful on a rebirth because, while Secret Dungeon is locked until rank 250, Endless Dungeon is not. To make this even better, Endless Dungeon Starts with 12.25x exp compared to Secret Dungeon, and this increases by 0.25x every floor. However, Endless Dungeon can be difficult and isn’t recommended with weak gear. If you choose to enter Endless Dungeon you will finish your rebirth in here. You can finish a rebirth while in ED at any rank, but likely shouldn’t start before this.
If you choose not to go into Endless Dungeon you should keep buying more Special Arena entries until you are rank 250. This is the second fastest way to complete this section of your rebirth and doesn’t cost too much Crafting materials.

However, if you are short on crafting materials for Special Arena entries because you didn’t prepare properly for your rebirths, you can go into the corruption around rank 213 and gain tons of ranks. This is very powerful on 1.5x corruption exp days and can even be faster than Special Arena or Secret Dungeon.

Rank 250-318

The rank 250 to 318 section is by far the simplest part of your rebirth, simply do Secret Dungeon 2 or 3 times while in Hardcore, you can figure out how many chests of Hardcore SD you can do with your gear by trying a few times, and then you’re done.

Rank 318-500

At rank 318 you unlock AURA and CHAOS armour, 2 great things for rebirths for totally different purposes. If you like idling you love AURA, and can be assured that you can idle the rest of your rebirth very well now. It’s actually pretty good to idle not copyright infringement from rank 318-500 for your rebirths and for the 500,000 kill count quest.

However, for those of you that are less idly inclined, CHAOS armour comes with 30 (or more) unobtainium tiers and is rank 318. It also comes with non-boss damage. And there’s a certain infinitely scaling, high reward, fast raid, that is filled with non-bosses. For the rest of your rebirth, you will be doing Spooky Crypt, until about 10,000 streak. If you start with a higher streak you will need less kills and it might be faster, but overall not a big deal.

Chip Farming

Chips are items that you can get when you kill a mob, and will only drop if the enemy is rare (epic counts). These are far rarer than an Invisible Ally drop, but also more useful. Each chip will increase the passive bonuses of an invisible ally by 10% up to +10, at which point you will have a +100% bonus to your invisible allies passive stats.

There are three levels of chip, Yellow (rare), Green (epic), and Red (ULTRA). Each level of chip has a more powerful effect than the last, each of which can be used as soon as you master the ally (10,000 exp)

Yellow chips increase the + of your ally by 1, increases kill count by 100 if you use them outside of hardcore apocalypse danger zone, and summon the ULTRA 1 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone. For unlocking the ULTRA version of an ally you get an additional +50% power to all passive bonuses and unlock a new passive bonus for the ally should it have an ULTRA form.

Green chips increase the + of your ally by 10, increases kill count by 1000 if you use them outside of hardcore apocalypse danger zone, and summon the ULTRA 2 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone. You need at least 10,000 kills (bestiary level 5) on the enemy for a green chip to drop. These have about 1/20th the drop chance of yellow chips from Epic enemies, and 1/50th from a rare enemy. Having the Gem of Good Luck equipped increases this chance to about 25%. 1/16 drop from ULTRA 1 enemies.

Red chips instantly give you the ULTRA ally of your invisible ally, increases kill count by 10,000 if you use them outside of hardcore apocalypse danger zone, and summon the ULTRA 3 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone. You need at least 1,000,000 kills (bestiary level gold 6) on the enemy for a green chip to drop. 1/50th the drop chance of green chips, or 1/1000th the drop chance of Yellow chips. Having the Gem of Good Luck Equipped increases these chances to 1/10th the chance of a green Chip and 1/40th the chance of a yellow chip. 1/80 drop from ULTRA 2 enemies.

Each enemy with an invisible ally (except the ascendant) can drop all 3 kinds of chips. If an enemy does not have an ULTRA form using a chip will give 5x the kills that you would have gotten if you used the same coloured chip outside of hardcore apocalypse Danger Zone. These enemies will not gain an additional passive upon reaching ULTRA status.

All the Data required for the math needed for this section is available here.
If you don’t have a gem of good luck (GoGL) you REALLY want one for chip farming. If you don’t have enough unobtainium to craft one you can get a ton by spamming quick attack while in Hardcore Worst Moon Mystic Path, pick level isn’t super important for this.

Drop rate for chips caps at 100,000%, and while this is way over the cap, there are a bunch of hidden multipliers that make this far more reachable. Chip drop is 1/10th of the zones ally drop chance, which is good for some areas and bad for others. Each zones Ally drop chance directly multiplies your effective drop rate.

Which difficulty you’re in also affects the Chip Drop chance. Hardcore mode multiples it by 2, Worst Moon Mode multiplies it by 3 and apocalypse mode multiplies it by another 2. This means that chips are a whole 12x more common (way more) in Hardcore Apocalypse mode compared to Normal difficulty. The Gem of Good Luck also multiplies the Chip Drop Chance by 1.5x but comes with other effects that make Hardcore worst moon GoGL the best way to farm chips. These are all called Chip Drop Multipliers (CDMs) and are applied to your drop rate when an enemy is killed, ignoring the normal drop rate cap.

Thus while at Binary Battlefield (IA chance 7.5) in Hardcore Worst Moon mode with the Gem of Good Luck equipped, you find that your effective chip drop rate is [10,000/{10 /(2 * 3 * 1.5)}/7.5] or [10,000/ (10/67.5)], getting you 148.148% of your labeled drop rate.

And then there are other multipliers that lower the 100,000 number instead of raising your number, making these even easier.

There is a rarity multiplier, which is equal to 20 if the enemy is epic, and if the enemy isn’t epic you’re doing it wrong. This multiplier is only 5 if the enemy is rare, this along with rare being harder to stack and rare rates of zones being low (and some other stuff exclusive to epics) makes rare rate completely useless.

There is also a multiplier for fighting higher quality enemies. This enemy quality multiplier is equal to (0.25 + 0.25 * Enemy Rank + Enemy Level * 2 / 9001). Enemy rank depends on what you’re fighting if the enemy has a yellow name it gets a 1, if the name is white it is considered rank 2, whereas a red named enemy is rank 3, leaving Bosses with a rank of 4.

The Bestiary also gives a multiplier for this, what each level does is available in the bestiary. Level 4 gives a 1.5x bonus to drop rate, level 5 gives a 2x bonus, and level 6 gives a 3 times bonus. There is no additional bonus for gold 6, aside from having a golden 6.

And finally some enemies have a special drop rate multiplier that increases their chip chance, but since most enemies don’t have this it is just ignored for most calculations.

So for an epic Censor Sheep in Hardcore with a bestiary level of 6 you get this multiplier to be  [1 / 20 / (0.25 + 0.25*4 + 9001 * 2 / 9001) / 3] or  [1/60 / (0.25 + 1 + 2) ] or [1/195]

To make this all easier in 1 formula the drop rate cap is equal to [50000 /CDM /IAchance /BestiaryMult /EnemyRankMult /EnemyMult]

Before you can calculate the optimal amount of the relevant stats (drop rate, spawn rate, and epic rate) you need, you first need to find 3 things:

Your Actual drop rate. The amount displayed on the stats screen is augmented by Events, Worst moon (1.6x), and apocalypse mode (1.3x). To find your actual drop rate, take the amount displayed in the stats screen and divide it by the multipliers. Since you will usually be farming in HCWM with GoGL and no event, you can divide by 1.6 in most cases.

The Drop Rate Cap of the area. To find this you just find the Drop rate cap from above for the lowest quality enemy that you’re fighting, usually a low bestiary mult, low-level non-boss.

The Epic Rate cap of a zone. This is simply [10,000 / Epic Chance (WM)] if in WM, or [10,000 / Epic Chance] if you’re not in WM for some reason. Luckily Zenny Gil has already done all these calculations for you and put them in a nice image located here.

Once you have found these you can go onto doing more math, because math is fun. To start off with this optimization you have to find the chip drop tiers that you have available. To do this, you simply multiply your actual drop rate by 5, your spawn rate by 25, and your epic rate by 2, then add the numbers together. This means

Chip drop tiers = [Actual Drop Rate * 5 + Spawn Rate * 25 + Epic Rate * 2]

The resulting number is the total number of bonus tiers currently used for chip dropping, ignoring rare% because it sucks. The optimal balance for your bonuses is easy to find from here, as long as you keep the drop rate and epic rate caps in mind.

Optimal Drop rate is (Chip Drop Tiers / 15 * Drop Rate multipliers)

Optimal Spawn Rate is (Chip Drop Tiers / 75)

Optimal Epic rate is (Chip Drop Tier / 6)

If any of the optimal numbers are above the cap for the zone, you should hit the cap, and then adjust your chip drop tiers to reflect this. If epic zone cap is 500%, you should multiply cap by 2, then subtract that number from your chip drop tiers, and recalculate the new optimal numbers based on this.

Adjustment factors are

Chip drop tiers new = Chip Drop tiers old - (drop rate cap / CDM *15)

Chip drop tiers new = Chip Drop tiers old - (Spawn Rate Cap *75)

Chip drop tiers new = Chip Drop tiers old - (Epic Rate cap * 6)

generally, speaking your Green bonuses should almost never be in drop rate, and instead focused on Epic rate, with a few times you want spawn rate. After you’ve done your math you can double check it here

Lastly, Rare rate sucks and should be ignored.

More information can be found here. Darkmarty’s ULTRA farming build and My Chip Farming Build.

ULTRA allies

Normally an Invisible Ally can only reach a bonus of +10 through chips. However, if you choose to summon an enemies ULTRA form while in Hardcore Apocalypse Danger Zone, and manage to defeat the summoned enemy, you unlock it’s ULTRA ALLY. An ULTRA ally is just like the regular invisible ally, but their passive bonuses are 150% more powerful, and if you obtained them by defeating an ULTRA form, they get an additional Passive bonus.

Once your invisible ally reaches +10 the chip will either say that using another chip will give you the ULTRA ally, these ones just get the 150% bonus to their passive stats, or that you can summon the ULTRA-X form in Hardcore Apocalypse Danger Zone. Alternatively, you could use a red chip to instantly get the ultra version of an ally, how you’re getting a red chip before you get the ULTRA is beyond me, but it is a choice.

Each Level of chip, Rare (yellow), Epic (green),  and ULTRA (red) will summon a different, stronger ULTRA version of the enemy. Killing higher difficulty ULTRA enemies has no benefit outside of more kill count and bragging rights, as this is the most important thing in the game.

Yellow chips summon the ULTRA 1 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone.

Green chips summon the ULTRA 2 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone. You need at least 10,000 kills (bestiary level 5) on the enemy for a green chip to drop. These have about 1/20th the drop chance of yellow chips from Epic enemies, and 1/50th from a rare enemy. Having the Gem of Good Luck equipped increases this chance to about 25%. 1/16 to drop from ULTRA 1 enemies.

Red chips summon the ULTRA 3 version of an ally if you use it in HC apocalypse danger zone. You need at least 1,000,000 kills (bestiary level gold 6) on the enemy for a Red chip to drop. 1/50th the drop chance of green chips, or 1/1000th the drop chance of Yellow chips. Having the Gem of Good Luck Equipped increases these chances to 1/10th the chance of a green Chip and 1/40th the chance of a yellow chip. 1/80 to drop from ULTRA 2 enemies.

These enemies aren’t just normal, they are far more powerful than the regular version of enemies, and have special abilities to make them even harder.

ULTRA 1 enemies have:

(Double their level) + 1000

Five times their HP, or 285714.29, whichever is bigger

Double their attack, and an additional 66666.67

Double their magic attack

Double Defence

Triple Accuracy and evasion, with an additional 666.67

ULTRA 2 enemies have:

(Five times their level) + 2500

25 times their HP, or 28571428.57, whichever is bigger

Triple their attack, and an additional 6666666.67

Triple their magic attack

Triple Defence

Five times Accuracy and evasion, with an additional 6666.67

ULTRA 3 enemies have:

Level 9001

100 times their HP, or 2857142857.14, whichever is bigger

Five times their attack, and an additional 6666666.67

Five times their magic attack

Five times Defence

10 times Accuracy and evasion, with an additional 66666.67

But they aren’t just harder, they also give far greater rewards than regular enemies.

ULTRA 1 enemies will give:

10 times Coin

10 times pixel

10 times Exp

1,000 Kill count

ULTRA 2 Enemies will give:

50 times Coin

50 times pixel

50 times Exp

10,000 Kill Count

ULTRA 3 Enemies will give:

50 times Coin

50 times pixel

50 times Exp

100,000 Kill Count

But what really matters for ULTRA enemies is the special abilities that they get when you fight them. These are usually referred to as ULTRA attacks and hit quite hard.

ULTRA 1 Attacks

On summon, deal 100,000 damage 3 times

Every 400 frames, deal 22,500*frames alive magic damage

Every 1337 frames, deal 1,234,567 and apply 15 seconds of poison, blind, and slow

Every 9000 frames, deal 9,999,999 Magic Damage and apply stun and potion block for 1 Seconds

ULTRA 2 Attacks

Every 400 frames, deal 25,000 * frames alive magic damage

Every 1337 frames, deal 12,345,678 magic damage and apply 15 seconds of poison, weaken, blind, and slow

Every 2500 frames, deal 12,345,678 magic damage

Every 9000 frames, deal 9,999,999 Magic Damage twice, apply 1 second of potion block and stun.

ULTRA 3 Attacks

Every 100 frames, deal 17,500 * frames alive magic damage

Every 400 frames, deal 22,500 * frames alive magic damage

Every 1000 frames, deal 19,999,998 magic damage

Every 1337 frames, deal 12,345,678 magic damage and apply 15 seconds poison, weaken, blind, and slow, along with 3 seconds of stun, potion block, and zombify
Every 2500 frames, deal 123,456,789 magic damage

Every 9000 frames, deal 9,999,999 magic damage twice, and apply 1 second of stun and potion block

Every 36,000 frames, deal 999,999,999 magic damage twice.

More information can be found here. And a list of Invisible Ally Passive Abilities

Fighting ULTRA enemies

Now we can actually get to fighting these terrible enemies that aren't that important. All ULTRA enemies have a good chance to gain a large amount of stats when they hit you.

ULTRA 1 fights

Most ultra enemies are extremely easy to fight, just get like 200k accuracy and use CHAOS AURA then ignore it. For a few of them, you’ll need to care about using FURY at the right time, when the bar is completely full, or right before a SPECIAL attack. Just doing this and getting better armour is enough to pretty much every U1, except sheep that you want to use about 5x more accuracy for. Alternatively, you could do a bunch of other things for all of these.

ULTRA 2 Fights

These are pretty much just a harder version of the ULTRA 1 fights, and you don’t need any smart strategies for these, just get 50% more accuracy. With the exception of ULTRA-2 sheep which you want to use hit chance for now, and ULTRA-2 Chuck Norris who you now want to use ignore defence for as well. If you have trouble killing any of these you can ask in chat for help, it’s very likely your gear or your build that’s the problem. Luckily, only U1 kills matter so not being able to kill one of these is not an issue. If you’re having trouble with the stat growth and you’re sure it’s the stat growth you can try using a negate effect pendant to make these easier.

ULTRA 3 fights

Runes

There are 2 Categories of Runes in the game, Battle Runes and Reward runes. Each category of Rune has different Runes in them totalling 6 Runes in the game. Each Rune provides some boost to a stat that will help you in the game. The Reward Runes are generally, completely useless until late game, as the cost to use/upgrade them is massive and the benefit is not that great. The Battle Runes, while weak at low levels, provide unique benefits that are unavailable without them that make them quite useful. You Start with each rune level 1 and can upgrade them each to level 100. levelling up runes increases their effect by a small amount, and increases the duration of their bonuses by 6 seconds from the base 606 seconds at level 1.

The total cost for upgrading every Rune to level 100 is

2,030,093,406 Enhancer Fragments.
	41,389,830 Superior Crafting Material.
	16,555,932 Unobtainium.

A single level of runes will cost

(Current Level + 1) * (Current Level + 1) * 1000 -1 Enhancer Fragments

With the SCM and unob amount varying based on the category and level of the rune.

Going from level 1-100 on a single rune will cost 338,348,901 Enhancer Fragments. You’ve reached half this cost at level 80, a quarter the cost at level 64, and 1/10th the cost is already level 47. It is a mere 6.2m Enhancer Fragments to reach level 25, but this will skyrocket to a massive 45,524,950 for level 50.

These costs get quite excessive, as such, it is suggested that you try to keep most of your runes around the same level for cost efficiency.

Battle Runes

The battle runes are the runes on the left side of your inventory. Each battle Rune costs 500 Crystals of Rarity to activate once. The battle runes are generally, only useful in select situations, as the cost of activation is far greater than the benefit of use.

The cost to upgrade a battle rune 1 level is

(Current Level + 1) * (Current Level + 1) * 5 Superior Crafting Material
(Current Level + 1) * (Current Level + 1) Unobtainium

With the Superior Crafting Material and unobtainium costs doubling at level 50 and being multiplied by 5 if the last digit of your level is 9.

This totals 4,598,870 SCM for level 100, 350,630 SCM for level 50, and a measly 41,000 SCM for level 25. Along with the 919,774 Unobtainium for level 100, 70,126 for level 50, and 8,200 for level 25, these are quite expensive to upgrade.

Rune of Health

The Health Rune is arguably the most useful of the combat runes, largely due to its secondary effect to increase the rate that you regen Health from 10 times per second to 40 times per second. This will allow you to be nearly immortal against any enemy that isn’t one hitting you. This Rune should be used anywhere that you can die, such as Endless Dungeon or Apocalypse Mode.  Health Rune will increase your Health, Defense, and HP regen while active. Each level of this rune will increase the bonuses for health and defense by 1%, while also increasing the HP regen bonus by 50%. Health Rune caps with a bonus of +100% HP, +100% Defense, and +5000% HP regen.

Rune of Mana and Spirit

The Rune of Mana and Spirit changes what it does depending on what type of weapon you’re using. If your weapon is a spirit item you will get the spirit bonuses while this rune is active, otherwise you will get the mana bonus.

Mana

The mana rune is the biggest DPS increasing rune in the game, greatly boosting your damage due to Mana Power. This is due to it sharing the effect of the Health rune that quadruples the rate of your Mana Regeneration, allowing you to constantly have max MP. This rune should be used anywhere that you need the DPS boost, such and Endless Dungeon or Apocalypse mode. Mana Rune will increase your Max MP, and MP regen while active. Each level on this rune will increase the bonus for Max MP by 0.5%, while also increasing the HP regen bonus by 25%. Mana Rune caps with a bonus of +50% HP, and +2500% HP regen.

Spirit

The Spirit rune is the other DPS increasing rune, greatly boosting damage while using a spirit weapon due to spirit skills increasing in power based on how much spirit you have. This rune should be used whenever you’re using spirit, which isn’t very often. The Spirit Rune will increase your max Spirit and Spirit Regeneration while active. Each Level of this rune will increase the bonus for Max spirit by 1. Spirit Rune Caps at +200 spirit and 2 additional Spirit per second. The additional Spirit Recovery of this Rune is unaffected by Perk #27.

Rune of Rage

The Rage Rune is arguably the second most useful of the combat runes, largely due to its secondary effect to keep you at 100% rage. This will allow you to idle with immensely more power, or just ignore charge. This Rune should be used anywhere that you have trouble keeping up your rage, such as Tower of Doom or Idling. Rage Rune will increase your Rage attack and Rage Speed while active. Each level of this rune will increase the bonuses for Rage attack by 0.05%, and Rage speed by 0.1%. The Rage Rune caps with a bonus of 10% rage attack and 20% rage speed and keeps you at 100% rage.

Reward Runes
The Reward runes are the runes on the right side of your inventory. Each Reward Rune costs 500 Crystals of Ultimate Rarity to activate once. The Reward runes are generally, only useful in select situations, as the cost of activation is far greater than the benefit of use.

The cost to upgrade a Reward rune 1 level is

(Current Level + 1) * (Current Level + 1) * 10 Superior Crafting Material
(Current Level + 1) * (Current Level + 1) * 5 Unobtainium

With the Superior Crafting Material and unobtainium costs doubling at level 50 and being multiplied by 5 if the last digit of your level is 9.

This totals  9,197,740 SCM along with the 4,598,870  Unobtainium for level 100, 
Rune of Encounter
Increases Spawn Rate by [10 + (level/10)] %
Caps at +20% Spawn rate
Rune of Experience
Increases EXP% by [25 + (level / 4)] %
Caps at 25% exp%
Rune of Greed
Increases Coin% by [20 + (level/5)]%
Increases Pixel% by [20 + (level/5)]%
Increases Drop Rate by [50 + (level / 2]%
Caps at 40% coins%, 40% pixel%, and 100% drop rate%

Useful Gears and Allies (for R500)

Here I will explain what armours weapons accessories and invisible allies are useful and why they are useful, so that you can judge what you want to make, for the right reasons, not just “Some guy said this was good” pester me for pictures of everything here

Weapons		Armours		Accessories		Invisible Allies

Weapons

Weapons are your main way of damaging the enemy, as without a weapon you just have to wait for them to run into you, while with a weapon, you can actually, hit back. But there are so many Weapons in this game that it is hard to know which ones are good and which ones are useless. So here I will list all the useful weapons, at rank 500, and why they are useful.

Ultimate Weapon - This is the Ultimate Weapon, and just like its name implies, the best general weapon. You need 150 ascension points to obtain this weapon. It has 100 tiers and 3000 attack, not much more you need in a weapon. Every 150 ascension points until 3000 ascension points increases that damage dealt by the projectiles of this weapon (yes it’s a sword that shoots laser beams) outside of general use only good for GIGA SD.

Demon Slayer Bow - The Demon Slayer Series of items are the best of the best in their classes, from armour to weapons. The Demon Slayer bow is the best bow to use in Triangle Hideout and when used in conjunction with the Chronos ring, will get you easily above a 2000 streak, which is really good exp. This Weapon should be uniqued and levelled when you get it, and fused with a Demon Slayer Claw or Demon Slayer Gun for maximum effectiveness. Reaches 3510 attack after being uniqued, and fused, leaving 11 levels post fuse and finalizing to boost the attack further. Should be enhanced exclusively with speed rocks.

Demon Slayer Spear - The only spear that is actually useful in this game. Should be used for Casual the Endless Dungeon and Triangle Hideout. This Weapon should be uniqued and levelled when you get it, and fused with a Demon Slayer Claw or Demon Slayer Gun for maximum effectiveness. Reaches 4265+ attack after being uniqued, fused, levelled, and finalized. Should be enhanced with only speed rocks. This is the best overall primary DS weapon, and should probably be the one you make first, as you lose out the least in the places it’s not best by using this instead of the other things.

Demon Slayer Axe - This axe is part of the Demon Slayer series, therefore, it is the best axe in the game, and the specialized skill for axes is really useful, making this weapon useful. Should be used for Hardcore the Endless Dungeon, and maybe some ULTRA fights? This Weapon should be uniqued and levelled when you get it, and fused with a Demon Slayer Claw or Demon Slayer Gun for maximum effectiveness. Reaches 4265+ attack after being uniqued, fused, levelled, and finalized. Should be enhanced with only speed rocks.

Demon Slayer Sword - This sword is part of the Demon Slayer series, therefore, it is the best sword in the game, and the specialized skill for swords is really useful, making this weapon fairly good. Should be used for Special Training Zone and Mega Bosses Revenge. To maximize the effectiveness of this item it is specifically enhanced for only those 2 things and nothing else. Enhanced +10/+9 with only crisis growth rocks, and a crisis growth rock post fusion to maximize the effectiveness, fused at level max/max-1. Each level increases attack by 4-6, for optimal levelling you should backup your save before every level, and if you don’t get the +6, load your backup and try again, which takes quite a while. Average levelling gives this weapon 4522 attack, nearly 200 less than this save scum style.

Bacon Sword - A sword made of bacon (or broccoli in vegetarian mode). Do you really need a better reason to make this? When giving to Robacon he does not use any bacon, making this the best weapon for Robacon for really long-term idling in Battle Arena. Should be fused with a Demon slayer weapon if you unique both weapons per fuse, or a Dragon Slayer weapon if you want a slightly better weapon for Robacon to use till you get all those unique enhancers.

CHAOS AURA - The AURA that you hated all the times you fought CHAOS can now be used by YOU, to a much different effect. This weapon auto attacks enemies on its own, and when used in conjunction with the other pieces in the CHAOS set gets a 325% damage% bonus. Used for idling in the late game. Obtained by getting a score of 3500 in Secret Dungeon, must be in at least worst moon to reach this score. When obtained at higher scores the enhancement it comes at decreases, with the lowest possible enhancement being -10. The best weapon for most idling and most ULTRA fights.

Meteoric Battleaxe/Volgue - This weapon has terrible stats, but an amazing set bonus. Used for chip farming.

Pirate Sword - Super slow weapon, reaches 6! speed at level 300. Gives 1 level of autosteal per level when used by you. Useful for autosteal Spooky Crypt and autosteal Dark Pyramid. Obtained by completing the random quest to find hidden treasure map pieces. This weapon comes at +10 and is unfusable, and as such, very hard to mess up, just level it up. Mining makes this weapon useless now

Ultimate Fire Polearm - The best weapon for Dark Pyramid Raid Score. Comes with semi-randomized stats (attack varies) maxing out at 1771 base attack(1/55 chance)(this is the highest attack ultimate polearm). Can be obtained by killing bosses in the Secret Dungeon. When obtained in HC apocalypse it comes with unobtainium level 7. Ultimate [element] items are unaffected by the bonuses of the Gem of Good Luck, meaning that you can only get a good one is to just keep getting them.

Weapon Specifics

There are 2 main weapon types, melee and ranged, and a group of subcategories in each of those types.each subtype of weapon has specific bonuses to it, and each type of weapon has broader bonuses that apply to all weapons of that type. To further diversify the choices, each weapon subtype has a different specialized skill with varying effects

Melee Weapons

The basic design for a melee weapon is lower range than a ranged weapon, but higher stats. This means that melee weapons make amazing secondary weapons for fusion, but will often fall short due to their range for use as a real weapon. While you are using a melee weapon your power attack improve bonus is 1.6x, compared to the 1.2x bonus that you get from it while using a ranged weapon. All melee weapons also have access to the elemental cards, which will hit the enemy multiple times when you use a ranged attack such as combo strike or pixel throw, while also greatly increasing one of your element% and status% stats.

Sword - Multislash        Deal damage to the monster 3 times. If used multiple times in a row on the same monster, the 2nd use will hit 4 times and the 3rd use onwards will hit 5 times! If used more than 3 times in a row, wait time to charge Power Attack skill will be shortened

damage Power = Round Down (550 + skill level * 5)

Skill Delay = Round Down (235 - skill level * 2)

Swords are generally, medium ranged weapons with high attack and speed. The sword comes with one of the most powerful specialized skills in the game, multislash, which will hit the enemy decently hard multiple times fairly quickly. Multislash is the highest Damage Per Frame (DPF), However, the highest end weapons (demon slayer) have short enough range that other choices are better than swords, unless you are killing the enemy before it hits you. Multislash is very useful for increasing damage while in turn-based mode, optimal play with multislash + charged power attack is considerably more damage than any other spec skill + charged power attack combination, making these weapons very good for short raids that you can focus on to do that, such as STZ.

Axe - Threaten        A powerful attack that stuns the monster for 3 seconds and permanently reduces its Attack and Magic Attack by Round Down (skill level * 0.6 + 12)%. If used multiple times on the same monster, the monster's Attack and Magic Attack will only be lowered by  Round Down (skill level * 0.1 + 2)% starting from 2nd use. Stacks up to 10 times on each monster. The attack must hit for the effect to trigger.
  
         Damage Power = Round Down (4000 + skill level * 100)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (80 - skill level * 2)

Axes are generally, long-range weapons with mid speed and high attack. This can be bypassed by enhancing your axe with speed, or using attack speed% armour bonuses to speed it up! Threaten is an extremely useful skill for survival, a single threaten can make a fight that was previously killing you highly unlikely to kill you while having the downside of not being able to hit the enemy as hard as if you were using a better special like piece. Threaten has a 10 second cooldown at minimum and can only stack up to 10 times, so if you are using an axe in a hard fight, use turn-based mode and count how many threatens you get off, then change weapons when you hit 10 threatens, and you can get a better DPS weapon, while keeping the debuffs from threaten on the enemy.

Spear - Pierce        Deal damage to the monster, completely ignoring its DEF. Against maximum DEF monsters, deal 50x damage instead. For 4 seconds, ignore an additional Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10) % of monster DEF.

damage Power = Round Down (2000 + skill level * 50)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (40 - skill level * 1)

Spears are usually long-range weapons with low speed but high attack and high chance for a critical hit. This is reflected in their spec skill pierce’s ability to completely ignore the defence of an enemy, which is extremely useful. You can mitigate the lower speed of the spear by forgoing attack enhancers are using speed enhancers, or just stack a ton of rage speed and attack speed% on your other gear. Spears are the best general weapon at a higher level, they are able to do most things very well. While swords have a higher DPS than spears, the specialized skill for a sword hits many more times than pierce, meaning that as the enemies defence increases, the better a spear gets in comparison to the sword, while outright beating all other options in DPS.

Polearm - Polearm Spirit        Deal massive damage and for 60 seconds, MaxHP + Round Down (skill level * 10 + 100)%, Equipment Attack + (skill level * 25 + 250) , Equipment Defence + (skill level * 50 + 500) , EXP + Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10) %, Coin + Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10) %. Each time a monster is killed, the cooldown time for this skill is reduced by 3 seconds!

damage Power = Round Down (8000 + skill level * 200)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (420 - skill level * 4)

Polearms fill a vast range of categories, not fitting into 1 general form, save long-range being a general trend. The specialized skill for polearms, polearm spirit, However, is the exact opposite, being nearly useless in all situations and only really having a few uses. Due to the enormous cooldown on the specialized skill, it is only ever effectively usable while in areas with ludicrously low spawn times, such as MBR, DP, or SC. However, with this huge cooldown comes great power, polearms are quite exceptional in the places that you can use their specialized skill effectively in, few as they are. Polearms come with a major hidden downside However, there is no Demon Slayer Polearm, making these a far more niche item than one might originally think when looking at them.

Hammer - Silence Hammer        A powerful attack that permanently silences non-boss, non-ULTRA monsters, stopping them from using skills, magic attacks and removing their ability to rampage or explode! Against silenced monsters, bosses and ULTRA monsters, deal three times as much damage! The monster will be silenced even if it dodges the attack.

damage Power = Round Down (4000 + skill level * 100)
         Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)
         Cool Down Max = Round Up (40 - skill level)

Hammers are quite the uncommon weapon type, with very few data points to get a general format for them. However, there are enough data points to get the goal of them, hammers are slightly below average in speed, with huge attack and low range. The specialized skill of hammers fits this idea as well, dealing massive damage to bosses and ultras, and pretty much concussing less powerful enemies. Silence is extremely powerful and rare, with the only other sources being Dark Rulers orange bonus, or select Invisible Allies active attacks. The issue with silence is that non-boss non-ULTRA enemies aren’t really threatening enough that you would need to silence them, so this is basically just a hit hard spec skill. At that point, the spear is just better for this. The mediocre specialized skill compounds with the ever important lack of  Demon Slayer Hammer making this entire weapon class far worse.

Mining Tool - MINE!!!!1!        It's all yours!!!!1! Instantly kill a Secret Crystal and greatly increase Drop Rate for that Secret Crystal!

damage Power = 100

Skill Delay = Round Down (1400 - skill level * 20)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (120 - skill level * 2)

Using a mining tool makes you mine, so this weapon class is completely worthless.

Trophy - Field of Glory        Deal massive damage and turn the battlefield into a special Field of Glory for Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10) seconds, rapidly dealing Round Down (skill level * 10 + 400)% damage to monsters and causing items to fall from the sky!

damage Power = Round Down (4000 + skill level * 200)

Skill Delay = Round Down (1400 - skill level * 20)

Cool Down Max = 180

Trophies are rewards for doing things. They actually almost always have horrendous range. The other stats on these weapons are usually decent, but the range is so bad that you just can’t use them very well. The best trophy is the technical battleground

Dagger - Magnetic Stab        Draw the monster closer to you if it is far away, and Round Down (5 + skill level / 2)% chance to knock it back if the attack hits! If knockback effect is triggered, the attack also deals 7 times as much damage and the monster will instantly drop a random-coloured coin! Knockback chance is halved against boss monsters. Cannot activate against immobile monsters.

damage Power = Round Down (1100 + skill level * 10)

Skill Delay = Round Down (285 - skill level * 2)

Because daggers have such short range they should never be used for your regular weapon. However, because of this short range, the dagger tend to have very good stats and make decent secondary weapons.
Ranged Weapons

While melee weapons are high stats low range, ranged weapons have infinite range, at the cost of some stats. Early on this range really matters, and the stats matter less, but later on, you get melee weapons with enough range to be the same as infinite, and these weapons really drop off then. Power attack is slightly weaker while using a ranged weapon compared to a melee, which really matters while fighting big strong enemies with lots of defence. Unlike melee weapons, there is no universal secondary weapon for ranged weapon, only a few of them get this benefit, and all their secondary weapons are worse than the cards all melee weapons have access to

Slingshot - Headshot        Instantly kill a non-boss, non-ULTRA monster. Bosses and ULTRA monsters will take a gigantic amount of damage. The attack must hit for the effect to trigger.

damage Power = Round Down (8000 + skill level * 400)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (90 - skill level * 2)

Slingshots are extremely powerful but slow ranged weapons. They have tons of accuracy and critical chance, being one of the few weapon classes that can hit the critical hit cap while in apocalypse mode with ease. The specialized skill for slingshots that instantly kills weak enemies allows you to use slingshot + nom to cheese points in the technical battlegrounds before you’re ready, or past where you should be. However, just like with many of the other weapon types, due to this classes lack of Demon Slayer variant, slingshots are fairly unviable at the top level. The best slingshot you can get is an oversized slingshot, which you can get pretty early.

Wand - Elemental Sphere        Deal very high damage and summon an elemental sphere, rapidly dealing Round Down (skill level * 5 + 200)% damage to monsters, temporarily amplifying all of your elemental stats by 1.3x and giving you +30% EXP. The elemental sphere lasts Round Down (skill level * 0.5 + 5) seconds.

damage Power = Round Down (8000 + skill level * 200)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = 90

Wands are a really good weapon class, having access to arguably the most useful secondary weapon in spell scrolls, and not having a completely useless specialized skill like staffs have. However, wands are the main weapon class that falls to the ever prevalent drawback of not having a Demon Slayer weapon in this class. The best wand in the game is the +10 Tower of Doom wand, which is sadly far worse than a demon slayer variant would be.

Gun - Rapid Fire        Fire bullets rapidly, dealing damage to the monster 6 times! The sixth hit is guaranteed to deal critical damage if it does not miss.

damage Power = Round Down (210 + skill level * 3)

Skill Delay = Round Down (160 - skill level * 2)

Guns are bad, and there should be gun control! Luckily in this game guns are actually decent and uncontrolled. The gun spec skill, rapid fire, is one of the better spec skills when you ignore that enemies have defence. This means that guns are actually bad, as enemies do have defence. Rapid fire just hits the enemy too many times making their defence matter way more than with regular attacks. The Demon slayer gun does exist and has one of the best stats for demon slayer weapons, However, due to its shitty specialized skill the gun is never used. Instead, the gun is considered the second or third best demon slayer weapon for fusion. The mega bullets, the secondary weapon that guns have access to, are unfortunately not that great.

Bow - Hamstring         Shoot an arrow with a Round Down (5 + skill level / 2)% chance to temporarily slow the monster down, reducing their movement speed by 50% and stopping them from dealing ranged damage for 1 second! After the effect wears off, the monster cannot be slowed again for 0.5 seconds. The attack must hit for the effect to trigger.

damage Power = Round Down (900 + skill level * 20)

Skill Delay = Round Down (285 - skill level * 2)

Bows are pretty cool. Their specialized skill, hamstring, is the only way to get the slow status applied to the enemy outside of the Chronos ring. This makes it quite good where slow is useful, which is basically only Spooky Crypt. Because the enemies can never hit you, and you get checkmarks. Unfortunately, the rest of the zones do not have the factor of checkpoints and enemies that one hit you, making this class of weapon fairly weak.

Crossbow - Trueshot        Deal damage to the monster. Guaranteed to hit, no matter how high the monster's Evasion is! For 4 seconds, Hit Chance + Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10) %.

damage Power = Round Down (3000 + skill level * 75)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (40 - skill level * 1)

Crossbows are just higher damage variants of bows that don’t have hamstring.
Cannon - Hyper Cannon-ball        A charged shot that knocks the monster back an extreme distance and stuns the monster for 4 seconds!

damage Power = Round Down (8000 + skill level * 200)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (50 - skill level * 1)

Cannons are slow but hit hard. While this sounds okay, spears just do it better. There is also not demon slayer cannon, so this class of weapon drops even further in the tier list. The best cannon you can use is the gold cannon, However, there’s not really a good reason to use one instead of something better.

Grenade -Hyper EXPlosion        Consume an extreme amount of MP to deal high damage and greatly increase EXP gain for the current monster! The attack must hit for the effect to trigger.

damage Power = Round Down (4000 + skill level * 200)

Skill Delay = Round Down (1400 - skill level * 20)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (50 - skill level * 1)

The only grenades in the game are the elite grenades which are complete trash, never worth using. This along with the spec skill being not that great means you should never think about this weapon class.

Claw - Absorption Shuriken        Throw a special shuriken that absorbs HP and MP from the monster! If the attack hits, you recover Round Down (skill level * 1 + 10)% HP and Round Down (skill level * 0.25 + 2.5)% MP.

damage Power = Round Down (900 + skill level * 20)

Skill Delay = Round Down (285 - skill level * 2)

Claws are generally, complete garbage as a weapon class, with the exception of the only weapon that matters, the demon slayer claw. The demon slayer claw is the best general secondary weapon for fusion of the demon slayer weapons. This is because it has the highest speed, accuracy, and critical chance of the other weapons while having more HP regen than the gun. The downside is that a few of the other demon slayer weapons can get more attack than the unique cap, allowing them to beat out this weapon for some specific cases.

Staff - Dispel         Deal damage, fully recover HP and recover from all status effects! In addition, monsters will be unable to use special abilities (status effects, HP/MP drain, stat increasing abilities) for 4 seconds.

damage Power = Round Down (6000 + skill level * 150)

Skill Delay = Round Down (700 - skill level * 10)

Cool Down Max = Round Up (50 - skill level * 1)

The staff spec skill sucks, and the Demon Slayer staff doesn’t have super amazing stats.
Armours

Armours are your main source of equipment defence, and are used to survive hard fights, or increase damage through extra tiers and stats.

Demon Slayer Armour (DS) - This armour, stat-wise, is by far the best armour in the game. No questions asked, cannot be argued. Obtained by opening all 10 chests on a floor that is divisible by 5 in the Endless Dungeon (must be floor 10 or above[35 outside of WM]). How the Endless Dungeon drops armours. Demon Slayer armour is about 50% better than Dragon Slayer armour on just stats, and higher tier. While in Worst Moon or apocalypse mode this is a 50% chance to drop from any floor that is above 10. Cannot drop on floors ending in 1 or 6. This armour is 50% better than the second best armour in the game, by stats, and higher tier. By far the least balanced part of this game. If obtained while in Hardcore mode there is no time limit. This gear is the best stat wise, unless a gear has something very specific that makes it more useful for a task, this is all you should use.

CHAOS armour (UXX) - This armour is the highest tier armour you can get, tied with U30 Demon Slayer armour, but getting that stuff is a huge pain. Used for idling with AURA. Obtained by defeating CHAOS in worst moon or apocalypse mode. generally, suggested to get with unobtainium enhancement of 30, and comes with 40 for endgame players. Comes with non-boss damage orange making this the best armour for getting a high score in the Dark Pyramid raid. The high tier makes this the best armour for idling outside of areas with Fairy Power bar. This armour is also extremely good for chip farming in zones that are too hard to use meteoric armour for.

Meteoric Armour - This armour has terrible stats, but an amazing set bonus. Used for chip farming due to its great set bonus. The set bonus and high tiers are the only reasons to consider using this stuff.

Neon Skin - Only Rank 500 skin. Best colour bonuses on any skin. Only skin worth wearing at rank 500. All other skins have a considerably lower bonus tier than the neon skin, making them all far worse. There are 2 decent choices for these, so make 2, one that is attack -> fuse -> attack, and the other that is speed -> fuse -> speed.

Fairy GodMother Armour (FGM) - This armour comes with the set bonus of filling the Fairy power Bar in Fairytale Fight-Off twice as fast, making it the best armour to use when idling anywhere in Fairytale Fight-Off. Obtained by defeating the Fairy GodMother boss in the Throne room. Can come with an unobtainium enhancement of 7, if obtained in Hardcore apocalypse Mode. Beats Fairy GodFather (FGF) armour by a few tiers.

Fairy GodFather Armour (FGF) - This armour comes with the set bonus of filling the Fairy power Bar in Fairytale Fight-Off twice as fast, making it the second best armour to use when idling anywhere in Fairytale Fight-Off. Obtained by defeating the Fairy GodFather boss in the Throne room. Can come with an unobtainium enhancement of 7, if obtained in Hardcore apocalypse Mode. Loses Fairy GodMother (FGM) armour by a few tiers.
Knightmare armour (KM) - Comes with Weaken effect orange. Can be fused (as primary) with Demon Slayer to make climbing the Endless Dungeon to make enemies less threatening. Do not change the orange bonus on this Armour. Do not use more than 1 piece of KM/DS (Use U30 DS obtained in HCapocalypse ED)

Elite Alien #1 - Comes with Rage Attack Orange. Can be fused (as primary) with Demon Slayer for good STZ, and MBR scores. Do not use more than 1 piece of Elite Alien/DS (Use U30 DS obtained in HCapocalypse ED)

Chaos Armour (chaos) - Comes with Weaken Duration orange. Can be fused (as primary) with Demon Slayer to make climbing Hardcore the Endless Dungeon to make enemies less threatening. Do not change the orange bonus on this Armour. Do not use more than 1 piece of chaos/DS (Use U30 DS obtained in HC apocalypse ED)

Accessories

Challenge Medal - Best stats on a medal. Obtained by finishing a challenge. Challenge 5 is the fastest and easiest to complete. Challenge 6 is the fastest mostly idlable challenge to complete. All the other challenges are hell to complete and highly dissuaded.

Attendance Medal - Second best stats on a medal. Obtained by logging in every day in a month. White bonus gives +10% MP, +10% HP, and +10% pixel, just for having it in your inventory. You can get the white bonus for this item by changing your title to Attendance Medal and making one of the title medals. This strategy will work for both attendance medals and is an easy way to get the bonus without having to reach perfect attendance.

Four-Leaf Clover (4LC) - Needed for Gem of Good Luck set bonus. 0.1% chance to get from gambler boxes.

Gem of Good Luck (GoGL) - increases unobtainium level of items dropped by collectors pendant by 1. Comes with a passive 1.5x multiplier for chip drop rate that is unique to this item. 500% drop rate set bonus. Increases the chance that a chip that is dropped is green. Increases chance of getting good stats on looted items.

Empowering gem (emp gem) - 150% damage%(+20% from set bonus with Rank 400+ weapon) orange, 40,000 attack power purple. Used as easy DPS increase for players that don’t want to level GoC.

Gem of Constancy (GoC) - 40% spawn rate set bonus, changeable bonuses. Best gem for idling and many raids

Ultimate Earrings - Rank 500 earrings that come with 500 attack, can be enhanced with an Unobtainium level 10 enhancer to become tier 60. The best earrings for anything before GIGA earrings, excluding awesome earrings that are really hard to get.

Ultimate Pendant - tier 100 pendant that comes with 500 attack. The best pendant for anything before GIGA pendant.

Mega Triangle gem (MTG) - Gives a small exp bonus based on your highest streak in Triangle Hideout just for having it in your inventory. Bonus exp caps at 2500 streak.

Dominator gem (dom gem) - Gives a small coin bonus based on your highest streak in Spooky Crypt just for having it in your inventory. Bonus coins cap at 25000.

Mission Kommander Gem - Gives a small pixel bonus based on Mission Kommanders completed. Bonus pixel caps at 2500 missions completed.

Worst Moon Gem (WM gem) - Used to access Worst Moon (WM) mode. When used in conjunction with Invisible X ally you go into apocalypse mode.

Awesome Earrings - Used for having all the MLG swag. 3115 Attack when fully enhanced.

Giga Earrings - used for everything once you get them. Best earrings in the game. Stats are based on score in SD

Giga Pendant - used for everything once you get them. Best pendant in the game. Stats are slightly randomized.

Invisible Allies

Invisible Allies are allied version of an enemy obtained by defeating the enemy. They range from super useful to extremely useless. There are a select few that are useful in the late game, while most others remain unused by anybody.

CHAOS - Best ally for the up and coming player to use till they get something better. comes with 60% boss damage. Useful when you don’t have something better. Filler ally.

Triangoop - easy to get ULTRA version of. ULTRA Triangoop has 210% attack%, making it one of the highest DPS increasing ally in the game. This little thing is in Triangle land because none of you knew where it was and were going to ask in chat. Best ally for a high score in Dark Pyramid,  and almost anywhere else DPS is a big deal.

Super Triangle - not to difficult to get ULTRA. You can get the chips for it while getting Triangoop ULTRA. ULTRA comes with 240% attack%, making it the other highest DPS increasing ally in the game. Best ally for any raids that don’t require another IA and you get sufficient equipment attack, such as MBR and TH.

Censor Sheep  (CS) - Gives 60% H/DC, making it the best ally for cursed raids and Worst Moon mode. Highly recommended to finish the Endless Dungeon, suggested for the Apples fight, needed for a good streak in Spooky Crypt.

Corrupted Giant Treeman (CGT) - Highest reward tier Ally. Best ally for idling and general exp gain when damage is not needed.

Fairy GodMother (FGM) - Second Highest reward tier Ally. best for idling really long times where you can afford to use the reward buff, but will be gone for longer than the reward buff (at least ~10% longer)

Invisible X (IX) - Used to access Worst Moon and/or apocalypse mode.

Skill analysis
Skills are the main customizable thing in the battle arena, after your gear allies, they are the only thing you can do to affect your DPS and survivability. There are many skills with wide and varying effects and uses. Here I will Explain the pros of each and every skill, and a general idea of when it is useful.

Active		 STR/DEX		HP/MP		Combo/Rage		Status

Reward		       Others		  Epic 			??

Active

There are 10 Skills that fall into the active skill category, these are what you attack with, activated with the A, Z, X, C, V, or B keys.

Basic attack - Your basic attack. Useless as an active skill as soon as you get another option. Auto-fight power is based on this skill, so use this when idling without AURA or Dark Ruler. Z to use

Heal - Decreases time that a status effect is applied to you. Heals HP. A to use

Quick Attack - Fastest attack. 4 frames delay, hits 3 times per attack. Useful when using autosteal or mining. Best attack to use against MAX defence enemies. X to use. Reaches 200 power per hit x4 hits with 4 frame delay or 200 power per frame.

Power Attack - Highest DPS standard attack. 6 frames delay. This attack will be your highest damaging attack and should be used in most cases. Reaches up to 1200 power with a ranged weapon with 6 frame delay. or 200 power per frame. better than quick attack if enemy defence>0, or double hit%>0%. C to use.

Specialized Skill - Skill that is specialized for each weapon. Can be used instead of Power Attack in some cases. V to use.

Combo Strike - Combo strike increases your rage by up to 20%, and costs anywhere between 200 and 500 combo to use. Its power increases the higher your combo is. generally, a useless skill, outclassed by charge or rage modules for keeping up rage. Useful in ED, DP, TH, and when you don’t have a good Mana Module. B to use.

Mana Power - Increases damage per hit based on MP consumed per hit. MP consumed is based on current MP. up to +399% damage at 19,999,999 MP. Space to activate.

Quick Attack Improve - Increases the number of hits by Quick Attack.

Power Attack Improve - Increases damage dealt by power attack.

Specialized Skill Improve - Increases Damage dealt by Specialized skill.
STR/DEX

Strength Enhancement - Increases Attack% and Defence% by 1% per point in this skill. An extremely useful skill that increases damage and survivability.

Dexterity Enhancement - Increases Accuracy% and evasion% by 1.5% (rounded down)  per point in this skill. Rarely useful, generally, used at extremely low levels for critical hit chance or in apocalypse mode.

Invisible Armour - Increases equipment defence by 25 and defence power by 0.5% per point in this skill. generally, this skill is completely outclassed by weaken power. Can be used effectively in the Endless Dungeon or at low levels to increase Damage resist.

Invisible Weapon - Increases Equipment attack by 10 and attack power by round up(skill level/2) per point in this skill. Always useful.

Artful Dodger - Increases Dodge Chance by 1% and evasion by 50 points per point in this skill. Useful in almost all situations. generally, unused in apocalypse mode.

Accuracy Boost - Increases Hit Chance by 1% and accuracy by 50 points per point in this skill. Useful in almost all situations. generally, unused in apocalypse mode.

Weapon Mastery - Increases mastery by 1% per point in this skill. Extremely useful skill for increasing your average damage. With perfect luck this skill does nothing.

Overpowered Tanker - Increases Damage resist by (1*skill level)% and (1*skill level)% of remaining HP (flat damage resist). generally, useless at rank 500.

HP/MP

HP recovery - increases HP regen by 50% per point and increases the HP recover from a recovery potion by 20,000 per point in this skill. generally, useless at rank 500, can be used effectively in apocalypse mode and the Endless Dungeon

HP boost - increases max Hp by 3% per point in this skill. generally, useless, can be used before hitting HP cap to increase HP.

MP recovery - Increases MP regen by 25% per points and increases the MP recover from a recovery potion by 20,000 per point in this skill. Very useful skill if using mana power (which you should be). Also useful at low levels to keep up MP.

Spirit Recovery - increases spirit recovered from the spirit potion by skill level. Increases chance to regen 2 extra spirit charges every second by skill level%. Sadly far worse at spirit regen than spirit eater.

MP boost - Increases max MP by 5% per point in this skill. Very useful skill if you are trying to cap MP to maximize damage from mana power (which you should be).

Spirit Boost - increases max spirit by 20*skill level. Extremely useful for increasing your spirit (and damage while using spirit).

Drain - increases drain multiplier by 1 level per level in this skill. Drain multiplier increases HP gained per hit by 0.2% of max HP per level. When HP is at maximum, receive (skilllevel * 0.2)% less damage. generally, useless skill.  There is also some separate Damage Resist multiplier from this skill that is pretty weak as well. If you are having trouble keeping up your HP,  HP recovery. OP tanker, or Invisible armour would all do you better.

Mana eater - Gain +500 MP per kill per point in this skill. generally, useless skill. Useful at low levels to keep up MP in DP. generally, not that great, since you have to kill the enemy for any benefit, and you’re already killing the enemy, so why get this bonus?

Spirit Eater - skill level% chance to gain 3 spirit charges when you hit a boss or kill an enemy. This is the main way to regen spirit in harder fights, such as GIGA SD. The  “hit a boss” clause counts every instance of damage, so with ultimate weapon, you can get up to 9 chances for this per attack. When your spirit build isn’t working, this is probably why. 
Combo/Rage

Combo Power - + 1% attack% for every 10 combo until x combo where x=skill level*20, stack multiplicatively with other bonuses. Very useful skill, used in most builds.

Combo Protection - +5% defence and 2% evasion for every 10 combo until x combo where x=skill level*20, stack multiplicatively with other bonuses. Very useful in places that you will die and need defence, such as the Endless Dungeon or ULTRA fights.

Combo Critical - +1% crit chance and crit damage every 10 combo until x combo where x=skill level*20. Useful when you need crit chance, such as apocalypse mode.

Combo Reward - +1% exp%, coin% , and pixel% every 10 combo until x combo where x=skill level*20. Useful in raids that keep up high combo, such as TH, SC, MBR, and SD. More reward is always good if you aren’t sacrificing damage.

Rage Mastery - Rage Depletion -1.5% per point in this skill. useful for idling and raids that you use rage in. Such as every raid ever. Useless when drowning, or when you have a good rage module.

Rage Power - Rage attack +2% per point in this skill. Rage attack is a pre-defence multiplier, making it very useful against. any non-MAX defence enemy.

Panic - Rage Speed +3% per point in this skill. Useful for maximizing double hit with minimal points spent. Very good in places you can easily keep up rage, which is most places.

Status

Poison Ability - Poison chance +1% per point in this skill. If Poison activates when the monster is already poisoned, the next attack deals (skill level * 0.5)% more damage.Very useful when used with other statuses and Coup De Grace. All status ability skills are a good increase to DPS.

Blind Ability - Blind chance +1% per point in this skill.  If Blind activates when the monster is already poisoned, the next attack deals (skill level * 0.5)% more damage. Very useful when used with other statuses and Coup De Grace. All status ability skills are a good increase to DPS.
 
Weaken Ability - Weaken chance +1% per point in this skill.  If Weaken activates when the monster is already poisoned, the next attack deals (skill level * 0.5)% more damage. Very useful when used with other statuses and Coup De Grace. Useful with Weaken Power in places you might die a lot. All status ability skills are a good increase to DPS.

Explosive attacks - Stun Chance +⅖% chance per point in this skill. Very useful when used with other statuses and Coup De Grace. The enemy can’t hurt you if they can’t move, However, the max uptime of 50% really makes this more of just a damage boost than a defensive option.

Poison Power - Increase damage dealt by poison by 25% per point in this skill (Poison has base power 500% and that 25% is additive) and +0.2 second duration per skill level(rounded down). Put points here if you have extra. In normal modes, this is a fairly powerful skill if the enemy lives long enough to get hit by it (at least 24 frames). Apocalypse mode nerfs this so hard that it is shit there.

Blind Power - Increases effect of the blind status by ½% per point in this skill (Blind has base 30% effect) and +0.2 second duration per skill level(rounded down). . generally, useless outside of WM, very important in apocalypse. since hit chance and dodge chance ignore acc/evasion this is generally, not worth having points in

Weaken Power - Increases effect of Weaken status by ½% per point in this skill (Weaken has base 30% effect) and +0.2 second duration per skill level(rounded down). Greatly useful in places you die (like most raids), especially the Endless Dungeon, or places the enemy has a decent defence stat, such as Triangle Hideout, MBR, or GIGA SD.

Reward

Learner - +1% exp% per point in this skill. Almost always used. More exp = good. Helps on rebirths, ascends, levelling up your gear, etc.

Coin-UP - +1 coin% and pixel% per point in this skill. Used with autosteal for shenanigans or ULTRA fights.

Autosteal - +1 autosteal level per point in this skill. Used for autosteal shenanigans, which are just not worth doing.

Five-Leaf Clover - +1% drop rate, +2% rare monster rate and +2% epic monster rate per point in this skill. Useful when chip farming, and not much else.

Others

Coup De Grace - +0.2% damage per status applied to enemy per point in this skill. 100% critical chance when enemy HP<skillevel %. At skill 50 this means +10% damage per status applied and 100% critical chance when enemy HP is below 50%. Very useful skill when used in conjunction with statuses.

Weapon booster - +2% attack speed per point in this skill. Multiplicative with other bonuses. Useful when trying to cap Double Hit

Critical Force - +2% critical damage per point in this skill. Useful on rebirths and first runs. Useful when crit damage is less than 1000%, and you’re not in apocalypse mode.

Critical Chance - +1% critical chance per point in this skill. Useful When trying to cap critical hit chance, though combo crit is usually better, or increasing acc, or a better weapon.

Keen eyes - +1% critical damage, +1% ignore defence per point in this skill. Useful in places where the enemies defence is a significant amount of your MaxDamage, such as MBR or TH.

Double Hit - +1.5% double hit (rounded down). Useful when double hit is less than 95%.

Potion Profanity - Potion cost -80%. Useful if you are going to buy potions.

Reflect - Reflect power +50% per point in this skill. Okay for TBG3 and very weird strategies. Works like a regular attack, but only happens when you get hit.

Magic Reflect - Magic reflect power +5% of Physical reflect power per point in this skill (base 0%). +1% chance to nullify Ranged Damage and gain HP=to +2% of enemy monsters Magic attack per point in this skill. Very useful skill. Used anywhere that the enemy has magic attacks. This skill is the magic version of both absorb and reflect!

Epic

Protection - Gain extra damage resist equal to 1% of remaining MP. +2% chance to nullify death penalty. Useful for exploring new things. Never use this skill in any other circumstance (or after r250 either really)

Buff Boost - Buff Effect +1% per point in this skill. A very useful skill in any situation you have a buff activated, which is almost all situations. 48 buff boost 16 mastery caps mastery with the master buff for 10 less SP and doesn’t miss any of the hit/dodge chance boost.

Crescendo - Each attack on the same monster is 2% stronger than the last, stacking geometrically till skill level hits. caps at +169.1%. Upon first hit enemy defence and evasion -(skill level/2)%. Useful in any fight that the enemy will take more than 1 hit to kill.(double hit counts as 2)

Revive - Revive with (Skill level*2)%HP. Cooldown -4 seconds per point in this skill, cooldown time reduced by 10% if you have max HP. Useful whenever you might die.

Charge - Damage of charged hit +6% per point in this skill. Upon hit +rage by roof(skill level/10)%. Extremely useful against non-MAX defence enemies.

Absorb - (1.5*skill level)% chance to absorb damage and heal HP equal to (skill level*2)% of the enemies attack. Useful anywhere the enemy might have a chance of hitting you with a non-ranged attack. You can only absorb 2 attacks in a row.

Elemental Boost - +1% all elements per point in this skill. useful anywhere the enemy has an element, such as the Endless Dungeon or Spooky Crypt.

Master Hunter - Boss Damage +2% per point in this skill, Instant kill Chance +0.5% per point in this skill. Useful when fighting bosses. Like the Endless Dungeon or MEGABOSS'S REVENGE

Spirit Shield - Max Spirit +10 per point in this skill. Magic resists and Negate Effect +1% per point in this skill. Useful anywhere the enemy has Magic Attack. Check Bestiary to see if something has magic attack. Useful when you want to have magic defence and can’t use resistance ring very useful for increasing your spirit while in apocalypse, even with resistance ring.

Legendary Weapon - +2 equipment attack per point in this skill. ⅖% ignore defence per point in this skill. + ⅕ weapon tier per point in this skill. Useful everywhere. Tier bonus applies to Robro as well

Adrenaline - Max HP +2%, Potion efficiency +10% per point in this skill. Useful if you are too lazy to use potions often. Only use potions if you are using mana power without good modules, even then combo strike is usually better. Better than HP boost if you really want extra HP

Battle Points

Battle points (BP) are points you get in the battle arena for battling in the battle arena. Specifically, you gain 1 battle point for every rank up, 5 for every exp overflow at rank 500, and 2040 for every rebirth. You can also gain battle points very quickly from Special Training Zone (STZ). The rewards for having small amounts of BP are fairly sparse, slightly better PMB rewards, slightly more pixel from battle master, and not much else. However, at larger amounts the rewards become great. For every 1000 Battle points you currently have, up to 1 million, 1 skill has the maximum number of levels allowed in it increases by 1, spread across 40 skills, maxing out with +25 levels in all affected skills. At ~10000 BP you max the rewards from the pixelated mystery box. For every 10,000 BP you have, you can gain 1 additional ultimate SP (base cap at 150) for up to 100 extra ultimate SP, maxing your Skill Points out at 12,500 if you collect all 250 ultimate SP. at 500,000 battle points, you will maximize the battle points given to you every day by the battle master. Of course, the Battle master also gives you various prizes for reaching specific Battle point milestones, ending at 500,000 with an infinite unique max weapon enhancer, the specific list can be found here. And of course, by far the most important reward, if you manage to reach 1,000,000 BP you unlock the full version of the drawing board.

levelling up your gear

Exp gained per level is multiplied by 100/(100+itemLevel) to simulate increasing exp requirements. Fusing equipment also increases required experience per level. For weapons, it's the sum of 63% of primary and 54% of secondary. Armours level up slower, as it is 70% of primary and 60% of secondary. The tooltip for exp to next level is totally wrong. The displayed exp to next level is 101/1000 the real exp to next level, this accounts for the less exp gained with higher levels.

When a weapon levels up, it gains the following stats:

Every level: +4~6 Attack (for weapons with Attack), or +1 Speed (for weapons with no Attack)
Every 2 levels: +2 Defence
Every 3 levels: +1% Accuracy
Every 4 levels: +25% HP Regen
Every 5 levels: +1% Critical Chance

When an armour piece levels up, it gains the following stats:

Every level: +2~3 Defence
Every 2 levels: +1 Attack
Every 3 levels: +1% Evasion
Every 4 levels: +1% HP
Every 5 levels: +1% Critical Damage

When a pendant levels up, it gains the following stats:

Every level: +2~3 Defence
Every 2 levels: +1 Attack
Every 3 levels: +1% Evasion
Every 4 levels: +1% HP
Every 5 levels: +1% Critical Damage
Every 6 levels: +5% Attack Speed

The Fusion simulator can simulate levelling up as well.
Tiers

Green 			Orange			 Purple

Greens

"Reward"
EXP: + Round Up (tier * 0.25)
Coin: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)
Pixel: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)

EXP: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Coin: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Pixel: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Drop Rate: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Spawn Rate: + Round Up (tier * 0.2)%
Rare Monster Rate: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Epic Monster Rate: + Round Up (tier * 2.5)%
Ignore Epic [Element] Staff and Light/Dark Glaive loots and replace them with (Round Up (tier * 50000)) + " Pixels
Ignore Pendant loots (except Immortal Pendant, Collector's Pendant and Rank 500 Pendants) and replace them with (Round Up (tier * 5000)) + " Pixels
Ignore Bonus Rock loots (except Corrupted Bonus Rocks) and replace them with (Round Up (tier * 5000)) + " Pixels
Ignore Finalizer loots and replace them with (Round Up (tier * 25000)) + " Pixels
Ignore outfit loots and replace them with (Round Up (tier * 25000)) + " Pixels
Fire Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Ice Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Wind Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Earth Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Thunder Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Water Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Light Element: Round Up (tier * 1)
Dark Element: Round Up (tier * 1)

Oranges

Attack: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Attack Speed:  + Round Up (tier * 1.5)%
Ignore + Round Up (tier * 1)% of monster DEF
Min Damage: + Round Up (tier * 1)% of Max Damage
Critical Chance: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Critical Damage: + Round Up (tier * 1.5)%
Defence: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Damage Taken: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Reflect Damage: + Round Up (tier * 50)%
Accuracy: + Round Up (tier * 1.5)%
Hit Chance: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Evasion: + Round Up (tier * 1.5)%
Dodge Chance: + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Poison Chance: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Weaken Chance:  + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Blind Chance:  + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Stun Chance:  + Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Silence Chance:  + Round Up (tier * 2)%
MaxHP:  + Round Up (tier * 2)%
MaxMP: + Round Up (tier * 3)%
HP Regen: + Round Up (tier * 50)%
MP Regen: + Round Up (tier * 25)%
Rage Depletion: -Round Up (tier * 1)%
Drain Level: + Round Up (tier * 1)
When you kill a monster, MP + Round Up (tier * 150)
Autosteal Level: + Round Up (tier * 1)
Double Hit Chance: + Round Up (tier * 1)%
Rage Attack: + Round Up (tier * 1.5)%
Rage Speed: + Round Up (tier * 2)%
Poison Damage: + Round Up (tier * 25)% / sec
Poison Duration: + Round Up (tier * 1)sec
Weakened monster ATT/DEF: - Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Weaken Duration: + Round Up (tier * 1) sec
Blinded monster ACC/EVA: - Round Up (tier * 0.5)%
Blind Duration: + Round Up (tier * 1) sec
Potion Efficiency: Round Up (tier * 5) %
Damage vs. Bosses: Round Up (tier * 2) %
Damage vs. Non-Bosses: Round Up (tier * 2) %
Damage taken from magic attacks is reduced by Round Up (tier * 1)%
Round Up (tier * 0.5)% chance to instantly kill a non-boss monster if its HP is below 50%
Round Up (tier * 1)% chance to negate status effects
"Damage"
Damage vs. Non-Bosses: Round Up (tier * 1.5) %
Damage vs. Bosses: Round Up (tier * 1.5) %
Round Up (tier * 1)% chance to gain +1 extra combo per attack
Magic Reflect: Round Up (tier * 5)% of Physical Reflect
"Nullify Death Penalty" 100% chance to nullify death penalty
Buff Effect: Round Up (tier * 0.5)
All Elements: Round Up (tier * 0.5)
Max Spirit: Round Up (tier * 10)

Purples

Equipment Attack: (Round Up (0.1 * tier * tier)
Equipment Defence: (Round Up (0.15 * tier * tier)
Attack Power: (Round Up (4 * tier * tier)
Defence Power: (Round Up (6 * tier * tier)
MaxHP: (Round Up (100 * tier * tier)
MaxMP: (Round Up (100 * tier * tier)
Accuracy: (Round Up (4 * tier * tier)
Evasion: (Round Up (6 * tier * tier)
EXP / Boss Kill: (Round Up (2 * tier * tier)
EXP / Rare Kill: (Round Up (1 * tier * tier)
EXP / Epic Kill: (Round Up (10 * tier * tier)

Museum

the Museum is unlocked at rank 50 and is basically just a place you can dump your old unused gear, and random stuff you find for small bonuses. Each item you put into the Museum gives you collection points, and the visitors to your the Museum give you bonuses based on how many points you have! the Museum is more of an afterthought thing that shouldn’t be focused until you can easily afford to put the items in there, without any risk of slowing down your progression. The bonuses from the Museum are quite marginal, but 1>0 so it is worth putting stuff in casually as you go. A great way for a fresh r500 to gain a bunch of collection points is to equip a collectors pendant and rush SD or mine for a few hours, putting the items you get into the Museum. To find out the exact bonuses that you’re getting from the Museum you can hover over your collection points and read the tooltip that pops up. You gain 1 equipment defence per 2 CP, 1 equipment attack per 10 CP, 1 rare rate% per 20 CP (poor bonus), and 1 epic rate% per 50 CP. This is a list of all items you can put into the Museum, ordered in inventory slot they take up, followed by how many CP they give, followed by their name.

8. Progress Bar Modules

For prize of 1 modules the chance to proc is [round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))]

Whereas for non-1 prize modules the chance to proc is [Round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))] with a prize for proc (2) being Round down(prize for proc (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))

However, they both have the same white coin cost of {Round up[Round (white coin cost (1) * Tier * Tier) * (Tier + 11) / 20]}

Shiny modules will have a Shiny Token Cost of [Round down ((30 + mod Tier * 2 + mod Tier * mod Tier / 2) * mod Size)] With the negative effects of 10x white coin cost and a size increase of 1.

module type 1, Exp module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15
Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.014] extra EXP from progress bar

module type 2, Coin Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15 
Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.0035] extra Yellow coins from progress bar

module type 3, Green Coin Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10 
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 250
Gain [prize for proc (2)] Green Coins

module type 4, Blue Coin Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 2
Gain [prize for proc (2)] Blue Coins

module type 5, White Coin Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 250
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [prize for proc (2)] White Coins

module type 6, Boost Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 2
Gain [prize for proc (2)] boost

module type 7, Boost Freeze Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 100
proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 5
Boost Freeze = boost Freeze + prize for proc (2) / 10

module type 8, 1.5x EXP Module

Why would you use a 1.5x exp module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
1.5x Exp Time = 1.5x Exp Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 9, 1.5x Coin Module

Why would you use a 1.5x coin module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
white coin cost (1) = 10
1.5x Coin Time = 1.5x Coin Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 10, Harvest Value Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100
Increase harvest value of plots 1-50 by [prize for proc (2)] up to 10,000,000, excludes free trees.

module type 11, Pet Mana Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 1
Pet gains [prize for proc (2)] mana

module type 12, Garden Point Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500 prize for proc (1) = 5
Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden points

module type 13, Random fruit Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden fruit

module type 14, HP Recovery Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25
Gain [HP regen * prize for proc (2)] health

module type 15, MP Recovery Module

More MP regen is amazing. More consistent MP regen is amazing. If you have 4 of these, and 6000% boost, you’re gaining more MP than you have in a second, allowing full abuse of mana power. These are one of the many reasons that spirit if horrendously bad, all the special mana support like modules and regen oranges do not exist for spirit.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 50 
proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25
Gain [MP regen * prize for proc (2)] Mana

module type  16, Rage Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3
Rage = Rage + prize for proc (2)

module type 17, Pixel Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1000
Pixel = Pixel + prize for proc (2)

module type 18, CM Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100
Crafting material = Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 19, SCM Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1
Superior Crafting material = Superior Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 20, Unobtainium Module

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Unobtainium = Unobtainium + prize for proc (2)

module type 21, Enhancer Fragment Module

You should never need enhancer fragments really? You can get them from mystery boxes if you want, or just get the enhancers from other sources. Don’t use these modules.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
Enhancer Fragments = Enhancer Fragments + prize for proc (2)

module type 22, Bacon Module

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Bacon = Bacon + prize for proc (2)

module type 23, Crystal Module

Crystals of rarity are never in demand, don’t use these shitty modules for anything.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1
Crystal of rarity = Crystal of rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type 24, Ultimate Crystal Module

Crystals of Ultimate Rarity are also never in demand, don’t use these shitty modules for anything.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 25, prize for proc (1) = 1
Crystal of Ultimate Rarity = Crystal of Ultimate Rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type  25, Purple Button Module

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Purple Buttons = Purple Buttons + prize for proc (2)
	
module type  26, Career EXP Module
module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 500 ,prize for proc (1) = 50

4 st9 career exp modules would take 3 years at 400% speed and 6000% boost to reach career level 200. Straight garbage.
if(career Level[mod Career] >= 100)
Gain Career EXP for mod Career * prize for proc (2) * 2 
 else
Gain Career EXP for mod Career * prize for proc (2)

module type 27, 100k Medal Module

100k medals are useful for, making your arcade better with ‘cheats’. And pet food. This resource is very useless, no real reason to use one of these.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [Prize for proc (2)] arcade 100k medals

module type 28, Stadium Token Module

Stadium tokens are even less useful than arcade 100k medals.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20
Stadium Token = stadium Token + prize for proc (2)

module type 29, FCG Cash Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20
Fcg Cash = fcg Cash + prize for proc (2)

module type 30, LolMarket Lv. 1 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[1] = lolGems[1] + prize for proc (2)

module type 3, LolMarket Lv. 2 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 3 lol market module.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[2] = lolGems[2] + prize for proc (2)

module type 32, LolMarket Lv. 3 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 20
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[3] = lolGems[3] + prize for proc (2)

module type 33, LolMarket Lv. 4 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 20
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[4] = lolGems[4] + prize for proc (2)

module type 34, LolMarket Lv. 5 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 30
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[5] = lolGems[5] + prize for proc (2)

module type 35, LolMarket Lv. 6 Module

Best lol module of its size, size 4 (while shiny) modules are quite useful as they can be fit alongside a very powerful size 5 module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[6] = lolGems[6] + prize for proc (2)

module type 36, LolMarket Lv. 7 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[7] = lolGems[7] + prize for proc (2)

module type 37, LolMarket Lv. 8 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 60
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[8] = lolGems[8] + prize for proc (2)

module type 38, LolMarket Lv. 9 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 75
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[9] = lolGems[9] + prize for proc (2)

module type 39, LolMarket Lv. 10 Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 100
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[10] = lolGems[10] + prize for proc (2)

module type 40, Adventure Time Module

module size = 2 , white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 2
Awesome Energy Next = awesome Energy Next - prize for proc (2)

module type 41, Special Food Module

Special Pet Food is literally only used for feeding your pet, and increases the cost of buying more in adventures. There’s no reason to use this module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 400, prize for proc (1) = 1
Special Pet Food = special Pet Food + prize for proc (2)

module type 42, Fatigue Recovery Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3
Fishing Fatigue = fishing Fatigue - prize for proc (2)

Daily Restock

9. Farming Resources
	   Coins 
      Battle Arena 
Pet Foods
Other
			
Coins

Yellow Coins (YC)

Yellow coins are extremely useful mid to late game, mostly for buying instant progress and chaos crates. The most effective way to actively farm them (for a long time) is the battle arena, specifically Hardcore Worst Moon Secret Dungeon with the Gem of Good Luck equipped, killing the ULTRA enemies that you get the chips for. This requires you to have all the allies of Secret Dungeon mastered which may take awhile but is very worth doing. You should also be going into the corruption in Worst Moon mode while doing this so that you can get corrupted Giant Treeman chips, as killing the ultra version of him drops a large number of coins. For this, you want all your green bonuses set to coin% to maximize your coin drops. It is possible that you might want a spawn% green but it shouldn’t matter too much. I personally suggest using the resistance ring just because it saves time on the ULTRA fights and I don’t want to change rings for chip farming.

While idling is clearly worse for farming resources, idling on the button screen with a button business going and a sufficient number of grandpas is quite effective for gaining the rewards you get from yellow coins, namely chaos crates and instant progress.

Mining is also quite a good source of yellow coins, while also being considerably less active than Secret Dungeon. The major issue with mining is that it’s worse than the button for idle yellow coin gain, and worse than secret dungeon for active yellow coin gain, while also taking far more effort to set up to be even decent.

Green Coins (GC) 
Green coins are mostly an idle resource, so they are extremely difficult to farm. You can get them most effectively by getting all 7 of the Arcade gold medals, or just opening your supply crates. You also gain a bunch while idling button. The real best way to gain Green coins is to farm Yellow Coins and use instant progress with Green coin modules equipped.
Blue Coins (BC)

Blue Coins, unlike the green variant, are meant to be an active currency. This means that if you want them, they’re actually easier to farm than green coins are. Blue coins have many active ways of farming, but very few decent idle sources. Tukkun FCG level 10 is very likely the fastest non-module no resource usage way to farm blue coins, along with giving a plethora of cyborg points that you can use to get more blue coins should you desire, getting all 7 Arcade gold medals for the day gives 15000 blue coins from the daily reward. Trading in the cards you’re not using for supply crates because activate all cards from the special shop is OP is also a very good source of blue coins. If you have the resources, spamming level 9001 ascends is also quite the effective way to get blue coins.

White Coins (WC)

White coins are very similar to blue coins, requiring active play for efficient farming, as such the best methods for farming them are largely the same as with blue coins. High-level  FCG matches give a large amount of Blue and White coins for the time invested, though if you aren’t at least FCG level 50 you should probably not be doing this and instead just send your cyborg at FCG 7. Trading your extra cards for Supply crates and opening them is a great way to get some white coins in a pinch, though this method is not very repeatable.

But by far the fastest way to get white coins is to use awesome adventures, buying 7 white coins with the white coin adventure, to spam medium ascensions to level 9001 and rapidly ascending. This gives you tons of white coin from ascending, adventuring, and helps you progress. If you’re low on refills you can open your boxes for more.

Spamming secret dungeon for yellow coins is quite the effective way to ascend, which is already a good way to get white coin, but if you also spam ULTRA fights while doing this you are very likely to get even more white coins, which is a very good alternative to FCG spam if you’re strong enough. If you get a chip for an ULTRA you can’t kill, you can just keep it in your item storage.

Pixels
Pixels are very useful for crafting your S Spirit rocks, and your Demon Slayer weapons. Not much else really. As such, it is needed in mass quantities over large amounts of time. Luckily, there are many ways to get pixels in large amounts over a large period of time, but for farming purposes, it’s better to spend less time.

Every day the Battle Master will give you some pixels based on your current pixel amount and battle point amount, capping at 25 billion Pixels per day. If you know you’re going to need some you can day skip and get this reward many times quite effectively, or if you have more time you can take a while and still get there with reasonable speed and very low commitment.

Pixelated Mystery Boxes are also quite the effective way to gain pixels very fast. As the prizes inside them are normally quite low-value nobody really opens then, so you probably have a decent stash of them anyway, which can be a good way to boost your pixel count. If you have over 1500 Battle Points each pixelated mystery box is worth approximately 1.3 million pixels, meaning your stash is worth quite an amount. If you don’t have 1500 Battle Points, you can drink a Rebirth potion in ye olde pub, rebirth, then drink a regrets potions and reach rank 500 again to have more than enough battle points to max this reward.

The most effective way to actively farm pixels in battle arena is Hardcore Worst Moon Secret Dungeon with the Gem of Good Luck equipped, killing the ULTRA enemies that you get the chips for. This requires you to have all the allies of Secret Dungeon mastered which may take awhile but is very worth doing. You should also be going into the corruption in Worst Moon mode while doing this so that you can get corrupted Giant Treeman chips, as killing the ultra version of him drops a large amount of pixel. For this, you want all your green bonuses set to pixel% to maximize your pixel drops. It is possible that you might want a spawn% green but it shouldn’t matter too much. I personally suggest using the resistance ring just because it saves time on the ULTRA fights and I don’t want to change rings for chip farming.

Mining is also quite a good source of pixels, while also being considerably less active than Secret Dungeon. It is probably the best idle source of pixels if you exclude yellow coin farming for instant progress and using modules.

Crafting Material (CM) 
Pixelated Mystery Boxes are also quite the effective way to gain Crafting Materials very fast. As the prizes inside them are normally quite low-value nobody really opens then, so you probably have a decent stash of them anyway, which can be a good way to boost your pixel count. If you have over 1500 Battle Points each pixelated mystery box is worth approximately 1.3 million Crafting Material, meaning your stash is worth quite an amount. If you don’t have 1500 Battle Points, you can drink a Rebirth potion in ye olde pub, rebirth, then drink a regrets potions and reach rank 500 again to have more than enough battle points to max this reward.

The most effective way to actively farm crafting materials in battle arena is Hardcore Worst Moon Secret Dungeon with the Gem of Good Luck equipped, killing the ULTRA enemies that you get the chips for. This requires you to have all the allies of Secret Dungeon mastered which may take awhile but is very worth doing. You should also be going into the corruption in Worst Moon mode while doing this so that you can get corrupted Giant Treeman chips, as killing the ultra version of him drops a large amount of Crafting Material. For this, you want all your green bonuses set to pixel% to maximize your Crafting Material drops. It is possible that you might want a spawn% green but it shouldn’t matter too much. I personally suggest using the resistance ring just because it saves time on the ULTRA fights and I don’t want to change rings for chip farming.

Mining is also quite a good source of Crafting Material, while also being considerably less active than Secret Dungeon. It is probably the best idle source of Crafting Material if you exclude yellow coin farming for instant progress and using modules. 
ULTRA fights, Mining, pixelated mystery boxes

Crystals of (Ultimate) Rarity (Co(U)R)
Crystals of (ultimate) rarity are useful for activating runes and making your gear better. Generally speaking, they get capped quite easily, making farming them less of a problem for many people. You can spend your Yellow coins on the strange machine in 9001 to get mass quantities of CoR, but not a lot of CoUR, this can be supplemented with buying from the regular shop.  For large amounts of both, you can go mining or open awesome/explosion crates. The Special Shop is also a good source for both.

Enhancer Fragments (EF) 
Enhancer fragments very recently became far more useful than they have ever previously been, formerly being a resource you just ignored forever, they are not used to upgrade your runes for quite a large amount of time, then completely ignored again. As such strategies for farming enhancer fragments are highly underdeveloped and not guaranteed to be the most effective ways of farming them, if you have a good way of farming enhancer fragments please offer your solutions, either in one of the chat rooms or the discord.

By far the most used and advised way to farm enhancer fragments is also the least interesting, just buy 4 st9 enhancer fragment modules and spam prog boxes. This is by far the fastest way to farm nearly every resource and not good advice for farming.

You can get 1 enhancer fragment for 451793621 Yellow coins from chaos crates, which is quite frankly not that relevant, as you would be opening chaos crates for completely other purposes, or spending the yellow coins on instant progress for modules. Gambler’s boxes also give a 27032:1 green coin to enhancer fragment ratio that is really bad and should be ignored, as your green coins go into progress boxes and almost nothing else ever.

The relevant crate for converting currency to enhancer fragments is the pixelated Mystery Crate, with a conversion ratio of 11.1 Blue Coin to 1 enhancer fragment, and a large amount of useless prizes that you can have refunded to get more enhancer fragments.

As for ways to get Enhancer fragments inside the battle arena, this is really unexplored. The general suggestion is that you can get Enhancer Fragments the same ways that you get all the other sources, just doing high drop things. As such there are 2 major ways that people go about getting Enhancer Fragments from the battle arena, the first is the obvious ubiquitous Secret Dungeon Chip Farming ULTRA spam. And the second is Mining.

Mining, while usually a terrible idea, can be quite good if you know exactly what you want and why you want it. The main reason it is highly recommended against is that many players will go mining for resources, just to have resources. You should never farm resources for the sake of the possibility of needing it later. Farm something for a goal, in the case of enhancer fragments you are farming them to level up your Runes. Since you are aware of what you’re aiming for, mining can be used effectively. Mining is for this is best done in hardcore mode with CHAOS IA and chaos ring. Good luck!

Superior Crafting Material (SCM) 
Superior Crafting Material is in high demand at the start of the game, and then becomes extremely not cared about. You likely don’t need much of it after you’ve made the trinkets that require decent chunks of superior crafting material. As such all strategies are based on getting the Superior Crafting Material for these trinkets, if you need more after that just spam SD ULTRA fights or something.

The smartest way to farm Superior Crafting Material is to repeatedly do Hardcore 10 chest Full Clear free mode Secret Dungeon runs. This gives at least 200 Superior Crafting Material per run, a bunch of Chaotic Fragments of Chaos, and butt loads of exp. If you also set your invisible ally to be any of the secret dungeon allies that you haven’t already mastered, bosses first for more exp, this is also a good way to master them, while not being much slower than just using 1 IA. Doing so is ultimately worth it in my opinion, since mastering all of the Secret Dungeon enemies is extremely worth it, and a large part of late-game resource farming. Alternatively, you could just spam dark pyramid over and over again, but that’s just no fun.

For idle sources you’re kind of out of luck, all idle sources are far worse than just spamming Secret Dungeon. I personally suggest idling button with business going, it’s quite effective at farming resources and is pretty decent exp. Getting your grandpa count up, along with your button career are both useful for ignoring button later on. Mining is once again your other option for gaining this resource while idling.

Chaotic Fragments of Chaos (CFoC)
Chaotic fragments of Chaos, the rest spinny things, are quite rare and not easily obtained. This along with the quality of items that require CFoC make them quite sought after. However, there isn’t really a great way to farm these. The best way to farm them is by far just repeatedly getting high scores in GIGA secret dungeon, but that’s not really useful for people that need CFoC.

For people that want to farm these, the best way is to just farm yellow coins and feed the dragon 500 times a day, putting the rest of your yellow coins into ascends for coin up! Or chaos Crates for direct CFoC gain.

However, if you don’t want to do that because you’re spending your yellow coins for something else, the next best choices are considerably worse. They are to spam secret or endless dungeon, or idle button machine with button business going. These are far slower, but still okayish.
Unobtainium (unob)
Unobtainium, unlock the other battle arena resources, has been long sought after, leading us to many successful unobtainium resource farming strategies at most levels. There are 2 main ways and a few sideways that are slightly worse for farming. generally, speaking, unobtainium drops from epic enemies, so anything that gives you lots of epic enemies is good for this.

The best active way to farm Unobtainium is to spam 10 chests full clear hardcore Worst Moon Secret Dungeon. This is doable as soon as you reach rank 500, but it is generally, suggested you get some gear from Endless Dungeon before you do this just to save time. With this strategy, you’re going for high score, not chips. You can fight the ultras as well if you want, but it’s not worth it if you’re at a low enough level that you need help farming unobtainium. 
 
Alternatively, you could idle farm unobtainium, which is far less effort, but also considerably slower. To do this you want to go into Foodlandistan with the Worst Moon Gem and CHAOS invisible ally equipped on hardcore mode. Foodlandistan has 100% epic chance while in worst moon mode, this means you will be getting a lot of unob from every enemy that you kill. However, every enemy in Foodlandistan has MAX defense, as such you have to use the CHAOS ally for his active attack, ignore defense, to kill them every 11 seconds. If you use the Dark ruler weapon, which comes with auto loot, you get about 4 unobtainium every 11 seconds this way. The rest of your gear does matter if you really care set your green bonus to drop%.

The second best active farming for unobtainium is far easier, and a bit worse, than hardcore worst moon secret dungeon, hardcore worst moon Dark Pyramid. At the end of the pyramid, you get a set amount of unobtainium based on how much damage you deal. Use the super triangle invisible ally, critical ring, and an ultimate polearm you can get from the secret dungeon. With all you green bonuses set to light%, you can get a pretty sizable chunk of unobtainium every time you do this.

You can also semi-idle unobtainium a bit better than Foodland idling, but it requires you to come back to your computer every hour or so. The main sources for semi-idle unobtainium are hardcore worst moon mystic path with an unobtainium pickaxe, which can result in upwards of a few thousand unobtainium per hour. The other options is hardcore worst moon frosty zone with high epic% and spawn%, maximize their product.

Pet Foods

Randomfruit 
Fast harvesting AG trees such as #52. pet trainer/gardener business, pet mystery effect

Purple Buttons
Idle button, grandpas get them. Or don’t idle button, grandpas get them ~25x slower. Set button business if you idle button for crates galore, which gives buttons, pet mystery effect

100k Medals 
get cyborg to do arcade the highest barred game gives the most, pet mystery effect

Stadium Tokens
get cyborg to do item fight or death match a bunch, pet mystery effect

FCG Cash 
do FCG,  get cyborg to do FCG level 7, pet mystery effect
Bacon/Broccoli 
Give robro bacon sword and idle BA, Foodlandistan, SC, DP, SA, MBR. crates, pet mystery effect, pet trainer business

Other Resources
Cyborg Points (CP) 
You get cyborg point for doing the things that cyborg can do for you. Technically the best source of cyborg points is buying them with White Coins, though that isn’t a great source if you cyborg isn’t making a good return on investment for those white coins. You should try using the Cyborg Task Comparator to see which task has the highest White coins / Cyborg Point at a low level to maximize the value of your cyborg points, and White Coins / second once energy is the limiting factor on your cyborg.

If you don’t feel like heavily investing into your simulation cyborg, you can just do the things that he can do. Defeating the Legendary Monster in FCG every day gives 1000 cyborg points, idling fishing gives tons, spamming FCG level 6 is also quite fast. Arcade, FCG, fishing, and Stadium all give Cyborg points.
Shiny Tokens 
Shiny tokens are the way you buy shiny progress bar modules and restock the module shop so that you can buy those modules that you want. Progress bar modules are extremely useful for farming any resources that they can give, almost always being the fastest way to gain whatever they give when used in conjunction with progress boxes or instant progress. The only way to consistently get Shiny tokens quickly is to buy them from the shop, so just farm tons of yellow coins to buy them. Shiny tokens also come from Daily Bonus, Attendance Bonus, and Technical battlegrounds.

Energy Refills
Buying for 10b YC will be your biggest income for the majority of the game. You can also get them from Chaos Crates and adventurer business as good income. Don’t spend rep on them until you have (about) 999999 reputation.

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Mnchngrngs Guide to Anti-Idle The Game
Version 1.1.1
Up to date as of Version 1828
Dark Version Link
Table of Contents
First ascension Checklist
In-Depth Look At the Features
Progress Bar
Garden
Battle Arena
NOTES
BATTLE ARENA MENUS
Item Tooltips
Stats
Skills
Weapon Classes
Tiers
Runes
Button
Printer
Arcade
Stadium
Tukkun FCG
Energy Cards
Monster Cards
Spell Cards
Strategies
LOL Market
Awesome Adventures
Fishing
Exams
Careers
Business
Simulation Cyborg
Pet
Technical Lights
What to Buy (Permanent Upgrades)
Battle Arena first run (ranks 1 to 500)
Rank 1-40
Rank 40-100
Rank 100-200
Rank 200-250
Rank 250-350
Rank 350-500
Rank 500 (first time)
Ascension
Ascension Basics
Ascension Points
Permanent Ascension Perks
Medium Ascensions
Hard Ascensions
Impossible Ascensions
What to buy (Consumables)
Challenges
Challenge 1
Challenge 2
Challenge 3
Challenge 4
Challenge 5
Challenge 6
Battle Arena Beyond Rank 500
Special Infinity Bonus Rocks
Raids
Rebirths
Step 1: ULTRA allies
Step 2: Gear
Step 3: Mastering Allies
Step 4: Actually rebirthing
Chip Farming
Ultra enemies/allies
Fighting ULTRA enemies
Battle Points
Farming Resources
Coins
Battle Arena
Pet Foods
Others
Useful Tools
Credits

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First ascension Checklist

Keep your garden up, red tree master race
Buy activate all cards and mega career potions from the special shop as soon as possible
Keep business on Button, and get 4 or more grandpas ASAP (shift)
Use your 1.5x cards
Kill the FCG legendary monster every day
Send your cyborg to do things
Buy your perm upgrades
Buy your Consumables if you don't like those
Upgrade your epic skills, double progress -> coin collector -> boost charger -> whatever
Buy some cheap Modules for your prog bar, what they are doesn't matter
Quests and achieves increase progress bar reward
Do Typing at least once
Feed the dragon 1,000 times
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In-Depth Look At the Features
Progress Bar

Rewards

However, the main draws to the progress bar are the two main modifiers to it, epic skills and modules.
Epic Skills

For prize of 1 modules the chance to proc is [round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))]

Whereas for non-1 prize modules the chance to proc is [Round (proc chance (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))] with a prize for proc (2) being Round down(prize for proc (1) * (1 + (Tier - 1) / 10))

However, they both have the same white coin cost of {Round up[Round (white coin cost (1) * Tier * Tier) * (Tier + 11) / 20]}

Shiny modules will have a Shiny Token Cost of [Round down ((30 + mod Tier * 2 + mod Tier * mod Tier / 2) * mod Size)] With the negative effects of 10x white coin cost and a size increase of 1.

module type 1, Exp module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15
Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.014] extra EXP from progress bar

module type 2, Coin Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 15 
Gain [prize for proc (2) * 0.0035] extra Yellow coins from progress bar

module type 3, Green Coin Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10 
proc chance = 1000, prize for proc (1) = 250
Gain [prize for proc (2)] Green Coins

module type 4, Blue Coin Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 2
Gain [prize for proc (2)] Blue Coins

module type 5, White Coin Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 250
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [prize for proc (2)] White Coins

module type 6, Boost Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 2
Gain [prize for proc (2)] boost

module type 7, Boost Freeze Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 100
proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 5
Boost Freeze = boost Freeze + prize for proc (2) / 10

module type 8, 1.5x EXP Module

Why would you use a 1.5x exp module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
1.5x Exp Time = 1.5x Exp Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 9, 1.5x Coin Module

Why would you use a 1.5x coin module when you could just use cards to keep it up easily, or pet.

module size = 2
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
white coin cost (1) = 10
1.5x Coin Time = 1.5x Coin Time + prize for proc (2)

module type 10, Harvest Value Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100
Increase harvest value of plots 1-50 by [prize for proc (2)] up to 10,000,000, excludes free trees.

module type 11, Pet Mana Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 50, prize for proc (1) = 1
Pet gains [prize for proc (2)] mana

module type 12, Garden Point Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500 prize for proc (1) = 5
Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden points

module type 13, Random fruit Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [prize for proc (2)] garden fruit

module type 14, HP Recovery Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25
Gain [HP regen * prize for proc (2)] health

module type 15, MP Recovery Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 50 
proc chance = 2000, prize for proc (1) = 25
Gain [MP regen * prize for proc (2)] Mana

module type  16, Rage Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3
Rage = Rage + prize for proc (2)

module type 17, Pixel Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1000
Pixel = Pixel + prize for proc (2)

module type 18, CM Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 100
Crafting material = Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 19, SCM Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 1
Superior Crafting material = Superior Crafting material + prize for proc (2)

module type 20, Unobtainium Module

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Unobtainium = Unobtainium + prize for proc (2)

module type 21, Enhancer Fragment Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 10
Enhancer Fragments = Enhancer Fragments + prize for proc (2)

module type 22, Bacon Module

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Bacon = Bacon + prize for proc (2)

module type 23, Crystal Module

Crystals of rarity are used to activate your battle runes, might be useful for more consistent use of them.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 100, prize for proc (1) = 1
Crystal of rarity = Crystal of rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type 24, Ultimate Crystal Module

Crystals of Ultimate rarity are used to activate your reward runes, might be useful for more consistent use of them.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 25, prize for proc (1) = 1
Crystal of Ultimate Rarity = Crystal of Ultimate Rarity + prize for proc (2)

module type  25, Purple Button Module

module type 27, 100k Medal Module

100k medals are useful for, making your arcade better with ‘cheats’. And pet food. This resource is very useless, no real reason to use one of these.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 1
Gain [Prize for proc (2)] arcade 100k medals

module type 28, Stadium Token Module

Stadium tokens are even less useful than arcade 100k medals.

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20
Stadium Token = stadium Token + prize for proc (2)

module type 29, FCG Cash Module

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 500, prize for proc (1) = 20
Fcg Cash = fcg Cash + prize for proc (2)

module type 30, LolMarket Lv. 1 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 1, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[1] = lolGems[1] + prize for proc (2)

module type 3, LolMarket Lv. 2 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 3 lol market module.

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[2] = lolGems[2] + prize for proc (2)

module type 32, LolMarket Lv. 3 Module

Best lol module of its size, you can fit this on more setups than the other sizes. Not completely useless?

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 20
proc chance = 10, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[3] = lolGems[3] + prize for proc (2)

module type 33, LolMarket Lv. 4 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 20
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[4] = lolGems[4] + prize for proc (2)

module type 34, LolMarket Lv. 5 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 6 lol market module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 30
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[5] = lolGems[5] + prize for proc (2)

module type 35, LolMarket Lv. 6 Module

Best lol module of its size, size 4 (while shiny) modules are quite useful as they can be fit alongside a very powerful size 5 module.

module size = 3, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 15, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[6] = lolGems[6] + prize for proc (2)

module type 36, LolMarket Lv. 7 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[7] = lolGems[7] + prize for proc (2)

module type 37, LolMarket Lv. 8 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 60
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[8] = lolGems[8] + prize for proc (2)

module type 38, LolMarket Lv. 9 Module

There is no reason to use this mod instead of a level 10 lol market module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 75
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[9] = lolGems[9] + prize for proc (2)

module type 39, LolMarket Lv. 10 Module

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 100
proc chance = 20, prize for proc (1) = 1
lolGems[10] = lolGems[10] + prize for proc (2)

module type 40, Adventure Time Module

module size = 2 , white coin cost (1) = 25
proc chance = 200, prize for proc (1) = 2
Awesome Energy Next = awesome Energy Next - prize for proc (2)

module type 41, Special Food Module

Special Pet Food is literally only used for feeding your pet, and increases the cost of buying more in adventures. There’s no reason to use this module.

module size = 4, white coin cost (1) = 10
proc chance = 400, prize for proc (1) = 1
Special Pet Food = special Pet Food + prize for proc (2)

module type 42, Fatigue Recovery Module

module size = 2, white coin cost (1) = 50
proc chance = 250, prize for proc (1) = 3
Fishing Fatigue = fishing Fatigue - prize for proc (2)

Restocks

Garden
All Gardens

Fertilizers apply to all trees planted in the selected garden and increase their harvest value by 5% for thee regular variant and 10% for mega variant. These are compounding bonuses meaning that fertilizers are very noticeable boosts to the output of your garden. You can initially only apply 20 total fertilizers to each garden, meaning that if you use 20 regular fertilizers your trees will produce about 2.653x Yellow Coins, whereas 20 Mega Fertilizers will give a massive 6.7275x boost to the harvest value of your trees. Regular Fertilizers increase the Garden exp per harvest on a tree by 1, while mega fertilizers increase this value by 2.

Plot Exp is equivalent to the Garden exp you earn, meaning that early on it’s quite effective to focus on garden exp instead of profits, allowing you to boost the levels of your plots which give bonuses to the harvest value of your trees by 10% per level, while also being able to buy more plots to plant trees in. Upon harvesting your trees you will gain round up(0.5 + plot Exp To Earn * 0.1) Blue Coins and round up(250 + plot Exp To Earn * 50) Green Coins.

Additionally, every log of harvests from a tree increases your mastery level of that tree. For those of you that don’t know, this just means that at 10 harvests you have level 1 mastery, and every multiple of 10 after this increases the mastery level by 1. A tree with 123,456,789 harvests would have a mastery level of 8. Each level of mastery increases the harvest value of the tree by 20%. This means that to start out it is worth focusing on a single, short harvest time, tree, such as the free tree, for a while to get this boost, then changing to trees with higher base values that fit your play style more, as even the speed of the free trees harvests doesn’t make mastery stacking it worth more than having just a better base tree that you can use fertilizers on effectively.

Plot grade has 2 modes, don’t try this mode and normal mode. It uses normal mode for the first 11 grades and then you should pretend that the last grade, grade 12, doesn’t exist. For normal grades the cost to level up the grade is grade * grade * 1000. Meaning that to reach level 11, you need 100k plot exp, 1k for level 2, and you can figure out the rest. This is accurate for all three gardens. However, grade 12 is a special being not meant to be obtained.  For grade 12 the plot exp required it far greater. Firstly, there is a base required plot exp of 600,000. Then, there is an additional value based on which plot in that specific garden it is. For each plot in the garden above the first in that garden, that a plot is, the plot exp required for grade 12 is increased by 100000. For plot 23, 48, and 73 this means an additional 2200000 garden exp required for grade 12. On top of that, another garden plots takes twice as much plot exp for grade 12, which is still better than the three times requirement for another another garden plots.

Home Garden

The Costs Displayed in the tooltips will differ from these because the tooltip factors in planting 25 trees at a time while this table is for individual trees.

Tree Name
Free Tree
Blue Tree
Pink Tree
Green Tree
Lime Tree
Yellow Tree
Red Tree
Black Tree
Cost
YC,GC,BC
0
25k
100k, 200
500k,1000
2.5m, 5k
10m, 20k
40m, 500k, 500
160m, 2m, 2k
Harvest Value
6000
40k
125k
200k
500k
1m
600k
3m
Garden exp
5
15
50
100
200
400
250
1250
Max Harvests per plant
10
9
12
17
23
32
23
24
YC Profit 
(no bonus)
60,000
335,000
1,400,000
2,900,000
9,000,000
22,000,000
-26,200,000
-88,000,000
Harvest Value/sec (no bonus)
190.5
142.9
131.6
94.444444444444444
111.1111111111111
92.6
163.1
206.2

As you can see from the information in this table, every tree has its downsides, some of which matter more than others. So I’m going to do through every tree in the home garden and explain why the red tree is the best. Starting out it is suggested that you use free trees for quite some time, until you have a decent number of plots and can afford keeping up pink trees. However, if you’re feeling lazy it isn’t a terrible idea to use blues instead of frees.

The free and blue trees are top contenders, being far cheaper and faster than the red tree, while also profiting more before you factor in bonuses such as Mastery and Plot Level. However, both of these trees suffer from having a short life span. The free tree is completely unusable if you want to idle, or don’t have the auto harvest card active. While the blue trees about 30 minute lifespan is better, this is still nowhere near enough for idling, and most importantly the harvest value per second before bonuses is lower than that of the red trees.

The pink trees are the clear best tree to use before you can afford reds, having amazing Harvest value per second, a decent garden exp per second, real profits for planting it (before bonuses), and a life span that’s not extremely short. However, once you start factoring in the bonuses such as mastery, plot level, and fertilizers, the red trees destroy the pinks.

However, the green, lime, and yellow trees just suck. They have by far the worst harvest value per second before bonuses, and you might as well just use pinks. Limes may be useful if you decide to leave the game open overnight, with the auto harvest card activated, but beyond that all three of these trees just kind of suck.

And finally, the black tree has the issue of starting with a -88 million profit margin. This deficit will quickly become a profit should you fertilize your garden and factor in mastery/plot exp. The black trees are also some of the best plot exp / second among the trees. However, the immense starting cost for them, along with the excruciatingly long harvest time, means that they are slow to turn a profit, not getting to mastery level 2 until 32 hours into their first planting, a bonus that you won’t even get until you plant your next set. However, the main reason that black trees are not the best comes onces you start ascending. Every time you ascend the progress you’ve made into the harvest time of a tree resets, meaning that if you are ascending faster than your trees are harvesting, you will never get any profits from these trees.

Red trees start with a deficit, meaning that you shouldn’t plant them until you can afford about 40 of them. Once you can, you should plant a full garden of 25, let them harvest 4 times getting your red trees to 100 harvest and a new mastery level, then demolish the trees and plant a new set of 25 trees. Make sure you fertilize (preferably using megas) this second batch of trees. With perks, fertilizers, mastery, plot level, and any other bonuses you can think of, the small deficit of the red trees quickly becomes absurd levels of profit, making them the true best tree. Red tree master race!

Another Garden

However, unlike the home garden, in another garden, you selectively breed seeds to get better seeds that you want, with 75 different seeds to choose from in total. Each seed has its own stats and unique benefits to using them is what I would say if that were true. However, just like in the home garden, only a few are worth looking at. Specifically, seeds 2, 25, and 52 are the best for various things. 52 is the best seed if you are silly and never use fertilizers or factor in any bonuses, while 25 is the best if you are factoring all the bonuses, ascending slowly enough to get most of the harvests, and they are planted on a -25% harvest time day. Seed 2 However, is the best if you’re planting normally, and mega ferting, and factor in the other bonuses.

The breeding for this can be pretty weird but http://jsfiddle.net/V3Tw5/5/ or http://crazye97.blogspot.ca/p/another-garden-breeding.html are able to predict exactly what you’re doing to get from breeding your seeds. The basic run down is that there’s a 50% chance for it to be the sum of the seeds rounded up or down, and a 50% chance for it to be the average of the seeds rounded up or down. Each seed has its own unique stats so if you want to use a different seed than suggested you can do that.

Another Another Garden

_root.save.aagStat4 = Math.round(_root.save.aagStat4 / 5) * 5;
   harvestTime = Math.floor(180000 / (100 + _root.save.aagStat1));
   expiryTime = Math.floor(4800 + _root.save.aagStat2 * (_root.save.aagStat2 + 100));
   harvestValue = Math.floor(Math.pow(Math.min(_root.save.gardenEXP / 1000,1000000),0.3) * 5 * (100 + _root.save.aagStat3 + _root.save.aagStat3 * _root.save.aagStat3 / 200) / 4000 + _root.save.aagStat3) * 1000;
   gardenExp = Math.floor(10 + _root.save.aagStat4 / 5);cost1 = Math.floor(Math.pow(harvestCount * (50 + Math.min(harvestCount,100)) / 150 * mul * (_root.save.aagStat3 * _root.save.aagStat3 + 10000) * 100,1.1) * (100 + _root.save.aagStat1) * 0.9 / 200000000 * ((50 + gardenExp * 3) / 100) * 1.25) * 500000;
   cost2 = Math.floor(((_root.save.aagStat1 * _root.save.aagStat1 + 2000) * (_root.save.aagStat2 * _root.save.aagStat2 + 2000) * (_root.save.aagStat3 * _root.save.aagStat3 + 2000) / 1000000000 + 912) * 8 / 150 * ((50 + gardenExp * 3) / 100)) * 250;
   cost3 = Math.floor(cost2 * 3 / 8000 + (_root.save.aagStat1 + 100) * (_root.save.aagStat2 + 100) * (_root.save.aagStat3 + 100) / 100000 * ((50 + gardenExp * 3) / 200)) * 2 - 40;
   if(cost1 > 10000000000 || _root.save.aagStat1 == 200 && _root.save.aagStat2 == 200 && _root.save.aagStat3 == 200 && _root.save.aagStat4 == 200)
   {
      cost1 = 10000000000;
   }
   if(cost3 < 0)
   {
      cost3 = 0;
   }
   cost4 = Math.floor(cost1 / 2500000 + cost2 / 1000 + cost3 / 1) * 10;
   if(_root.save.careerLevel[2] >= 100)
   {
      gardenExp = Math.floor(gardenExp * 1.2);
   }

Battle Arena
NOTES
The map is a huge liar, the only time you should trust it is if it says you can’t do something, then you really can’t do it. If the map says anything else, ignore it.
If you complain about losing your rings the chat will tell you that you should have worn protection, but really you shouldn’t have gone where you died and should never wear protection.
If you ask a question about anything that isn’t super specific in chat the answer should always be “depends.” (e.g. “What is the best ring for rank 42.0?” .. this depends on your stats and what you are trying to do, though there are a few general recommendations that may be given, such as Speed.)
You should not use a single build for everything, you can save text files of your builds in notepad to load later.
Fuse items +10/+9 unless you are uniquing, the + is rounding down, resulting in an extra enhancer
http://imgur.com/a/ugfH8
When asked for your build by someone, always use full character stats(Skill, copy stats, full character stats) and paste into www.pastebin.com so that the chat can see everything you have, and advise you on changes better. For reference, your Pastebin should look like this, http://pastebin.com/R9ajbu6L but with your stats and stuff.
NEVER play in HardCore mode, unless otherwise stated, or you are just completely destroying what the guide says in casual. 
Idle where ever you can keep up combo, always.
When you stop using something, donate it to the Museum, it can be found in the item storage, at r500 you can get most of the other stuff with collectors pendant.
Pokay Stops aren’t a reliable source of resources but are free bonuses, get them.
If you don’t like this guide to BA or feel something is unclear check this.
After every specific fusion, I will have a weird looking code that you can put into the fusion simulator to see the exact stats of the item after fusion, and mess around other things to compare
The BATTLE ARENA MENUS are very cool, learn them!
This explains what’s good in Battle arena fairly accurately

BATTLE ARENA MENUS

Bonus Preferences
Change Difficulty
Bestiary
Item Fusion
Item Storage
Invisible Ally
Change Ring
Raid Entries

Change Difficulty

Turn-based mode is disabled while in the defend mission or in the (chain) reaction room.

Bestiary

The bestiary costs 1,000,000 pixels to buy and is 100% worth it. Each page of the bestiary has exactly 100 entries, for easy navigation.

Item Fusion

Item Storage

These screens are the Item filter and the Museum.

Since the Museum is largely useless for anybody this low rank, it will be explained later.

Museum

Invisible Allies

Here is a list of Invisible ally Passive Abilities and Active Abilities

Change Rings

Health
Mana
Power
Speed
Mastery
Critical
Defence
Reflection
Chronos
Rage
Resistance
Accuracy
Evasion
Leech
Chaos
Encounter
Experience
Greed
protection
Luck
Combo
Cruelty

Health Ring

Accuracy Ring

Mana Ring

Evasion Ring

Leech Ring

Chaos ring

Mastery Ring

Cruelty Ring

Experience Ring

Greed Ring

Critical Ring

Item Crafting

You can craft stuff in here, good luck figuring it out!

Raid Entries

Item Tooltips

Stats
The stat screen is split into 3 pages, each of which is loaded with useful information for you to view.

Page 1

Here’s the entire first page

Now let's break it down.

Page 2

Now the second page is a bit more interesting than the fist, as such, you’ll look at this page considerably more than the first page, though both are pretty useful.

Now let’s explain what’s actually going on here.

Minimum damage is directly related to the mastery and max damage stat, and no actually it’s own thing. Minimum Damage is (max damage * mastery)

Max damage  = round up ((0.000005*sqrt(rank)*sqrt(Level)+0.01)*Attack Power*Equipment attack*(Rage Attack/100)*((100*Element%)/100)+Attack Power)

Attack power is your (attack power (in the brackets) + attack power purples + attack power from skills) * attack% (from all sources like IA, buff, and colour bonuses) /100

Equipment attack is the displayed equipment attack

Element% is the displayed value of the element that is super effective against the enemy

Sqrt means square root, and is equivalent to putting something to the ^0.5

Every time you hit an enemy with an attack you hit them for (before post defence multipliers)

Damage = (max Damage * power of skill - (enemy Defence * ((100-ignore defence)/100)) or 1 (whichever is greater)

power of skill -  The 550% is the power of the skill, this should be on the tooltip for all your skills

enemy Defence - * (100-weaken effect%)/100
There are other multipliers that increase/decrease this, such as rampage, crescendo, and Robacon skill

Available in Bestiary

ignore defence - this is just a stat that you can get that lets you ignore some of the enemies defences, believe it or not

Then the post defend multiplier make it so that you hit for

Real damage = Damage * (boss/non-boss damage)/100 * critical Damage * CDG mult * crescendo mult * mana power mult

Damage - what you just got in the last step.

boss/non-boss damage -  whichever one of these corresponds to the enemy, purple health bars are bosses red health bars are non-bosses

critical Damage - you can easily get this from your armour, with other sources including rings, skills, and orange bonuses. Your Critical Chance% is the chance that you get this bonus.

Coup De Grace multiplier is sufficiently explained in the tooltip

Crescendo multiplier is explained very well in the Tooltip

Mana power multiplier is explained here

To optimize your skill point allocation for maxing double hit and attack speed you can mess around with this.

Damage resist lowers the amount of damage you take from physical attacks, and some of the magic attack,  but magic attacks are weird and won’t be talked about much.

There are 2 parts to damage resist, the % decrease and the flat decrease.  The amount of damage you take from physical attacks is basically (enemy attack - flat resist) * (1- % resist).

Flat damage resist is

Damage Resist = round down ((0.000001 *sqrt(Rank) * sqrt(level) + 0.002) * defence Power * weapon Defence + defence Power +  current Mana * Protection / 100 + current Health * OP tanker / 100)

While your % damage resist is

Damage Resist % = round down (weapon Defence / 100) + OP tanker + (damage resist% oranges) + (Damage taken % from invisible allies)

Damage Resist is just your flat resist, the number displayed beside the +

Defence power is your defence power, outside of the bracket, and you really shouldn’t be reading this bit man.

Weapon defence is the defence of your weapon, which makes about as much sense as reading this section, who cares about defence

Current mana is the mana you currently have, if you’re using spirit or AURA it’s set to 0, otherwise, you can just read it on the screen, and stop reading this section

Current health is your current HP, which should always be maxed because you really should never be getting hit, just like people should never be reading this section

OP tanker is the OP tanker skill in the STR/DEX tab which should also always be 0, so this should really never matter, just like you really shouldn’t have read this section

Page 3

This page starts off pretty weak with some useless info nobody cares about, your HP/MP regen and mana eater/drain powers, followed by more useless information in autosteal level.

To Drain = round down (damage Dealt ^ 0.4) * Drain level * 10)

Max Drain = Round down( Max HP  * Drain level  / 500)

Whichever is lower. This means that drain is a pretty viable way to regen HP, but as mentioned earlier HP regen isn’t really desired.

Auto Steal Coin = Roundup (damage% *autoSteal level  * enemy.coin (found in bestiary)  * boost / 2500000)

Auto Steal Pixel = Roundup (damage % * autoSteal * enemy.pixel / 25000)

Where damage % is damage % = damage Dealt / enemy maxhp * 100, upper limit 250 lower limit 0.

However, if you have not beet into Triangle Hideout this play session your damage % is always 0. It’s also almost always better to just fight stronger enemies than to use autosteal though.

This bit is mostly useless and just says the information you can either already see or not use on the available screens, kind of pointless to be on the stat screen.

The last completely boring bit is only slightly useful, really only usable for checking to make sure you have what you want to have equipped. Double check your stuff kids!

Skills

Skills are the main customizable thing in the battle arena, after your gear allies, they are the only thing you can do to affect your DPS and survivability. There are many skills with wide and varying effects and uses. Here I will Explain the pros of each and every skill, and a general idea of when it is useful.

Active		 STR/DEX		HP/MP		Combo/Rage		Status

Reward		       Others		  Epic 			??

Active

There are 10 Skills that fall into the active skill category, these are what you attack with, activated with the A, Z, X, C, V, or B keys.

Basic attack - Your basic attack. Useless as an active skill as soon as you get another option. Auto-fight power is based on this skill, so use this when idling without AURA or Dark Ruler. Z to use

Heal - Decreases time that a status effect is applied to you. Heals HP. A to use

Specialized Skill - Skill that is specialized for each weapon. Can be used instead of Power Attack in some cases. V to use.

Combo Strike - Combo strike increases your rage by up to 20%, and costs anywhere between 200 and 500 combo to use. Its power increases the higher your combo is. generally, a useless skill, outclassed by charge or rage Rune for keeping up rage. Useful in ED, DP, TH, and when you don’t have a high leveled Mana Rune (and don’t want to use potions). B to use.