FAIRY TAIL Wizard Chronicle

1. Absolute Training Principle * Since stat differences are overwhelming, build your deck prioritizing 'characters with the highest Star (Promotion) count'. 2. 6-Person Deck Setup by Situation * General Mob Battles (AoE Focused): [Front Row] Erza, Gildart [Back Row] Irene, Levi, Silver, Minerva * Single Target Boss Battles (Arknologgia, etc.): [Front Row] Erza, Minerva, Gildart [Back Row] Irene, Levi, Kagura (Single Target Burst Damage is Essential)

I have most of the event characters and have been playing for quite a while, but Zeral just never shows up... Seriously, why... I used up all ten thousand accumulated items, but still no Zeral 🫪

Wow, I have a ton of gacha tickets? lololol Never seen over 10,000 before haha

Duplicate Characters are King Early On: In this game, 'breaking through' (acquiring duplicates) significantly boosts character stats and unlocks passive skills. Characters with multiple copies and higher star ratings are far more powerful than a single copy of a 'luxury' character. Don't Spread Your Resources Thin: Leveling up all your characters evenly will leave you starved for resources. Focus 90% or more of your experience and materials on your main deck of 5 characters. F2P Friendly 'Levy': Levy McGarden, who is easy to obtain through rank-up rewards, becomes incredibly versatile once upgraded to 3 stars or higher, excelling as a tank, damage dealer, and debuffer. Basic Formation: Place sturdy tanks like Erza and Makarov in the front row, and your damage dealers and support characters in the back row. Key Tier 1 Characters: Tank: Erza (Armor of the Heavenly King), Makarov (Invincibility/Aggro) Main DPS: Jellal, Laxus (Dreadnought Laxus), Natsu (Dragon Force) Support/Debuffer: Wendy (Heal/ATK Buff/Ultimate Gauge), Irene (DEF Down/Burn & Elemental Synergy)

I reached Rank SS7 4~~ It feels like it's gotten quite a bit higher,,

It gets difficult when you get greedy~ It's easy when you leave it alone~

I had quest dailies, so I endured the lag and managed to reach Rank B. It seems unlikely I can reach Rank S or SSS though. The gacha is much easier compared to other games. As you can see from the screenshot, I achieved this much with UL pulls using free currency.

In the early game, definitely pull as much as possible from the gacha. Since the chance of getting an Ultra Rare from the regular gacha is extremely low, open them whenever you collect 300 pulls to get 50 gems each for collection awakening. Free gems are supplied frequently as you play, so there's no burden, but important supply methods are only provided with paid gems. So, your first goal should be to set up a UL card team through gacha luck while consistently doing things like leveling up and daily quests. If you've decided on your main team, the key is to either dump all your level-ups into the team deck or into one card. However, considering the resource acquisition rate, the former is a more cost-effective strategy. Event gacha can only be done with summon tickets, and although it's sometimes released for 3000 gems for 10 pulls, after pulling, it's blocked so you can only use summon tickets again.

I remember watching the anime with my older brother when I was young. I saw an ad and thought, 'Oh, I know this,' so I tried playing it. First, the pros are being able to see beloved popular characters with high-quality illustrations and various skins. The game design and rules are also easy to follow with the tutorial, which is nice. However, the con is that maybe because I've grown up since I was young, the presentation and dialogue felt a bit dated... It was disappointing that the story progression and the regular deck illustrations were the same. At least if the expressions changed, it would have been a bit easier to immerse myself, but with the smiling illustration, it was presented as ''Kieeeeeek (I lost)''... It felt a bit funny... The story presentation also felt sloppy like this, and in the later stages, most of the content was repetitive, except for the new skins that come out during events. The skins are also focused on popular characters. However, I think part of the reason is that I'm not suited for this type of idle combat in the first place, so it might be a matter of preference...

It's way worse than I expected.