Battle System Basics

Standard Attacks: You can choose from 3 levels of attacks: 1 (weak), 2 (strong), and 3 (fierce). Higher level attacks deal more damage but have a lower initial hit rate. Each attack consumes Stamina equal to its level (e.g., 3 Stamina for a fierce attack).

Chain of Attacks: After performing an attack, if you have remaining Stamina, you can choose another attack. This can continue until you reach 0 Stamina. Characters have a maximum of 7 Stamina.

Hit Rate Increase: Each successful hit during a chain of attacks slightly increases the hit rate for all attacks. The game recommends chaining weak, strong, and fierce attacks in that order.

Ending a Turn: A character's turn automatically ends when they reach 0 Stamina. You can also prematurely end their turn by choosing “Defend” to save Stamina.

Elements: Elements are like magic spells and consumable items combined. To use an Element, it must first be allocated to a character’s Element Grid (equipped).

Elemental Power Level: Using standard attacks increases your character’s Elemental Power Level (shown as “Level”). The Level increases by the amount equivalent to the standard attack’s level (e.g., 3 for strong attacks).

Using Elements: With an increased Elemental Power Level, you can use any Element from the Element Grid up to that Level. For example, if your Elemental Power Level is 4, you can use any Element from Level 1, 2, 3, or 4 positions.

Element Cost: Using an Element costs 7 Stamina and immediately ends the character’s turn. After using an Element, your Elemental Power Level will be reduced by the Element’s position value (e.g., using a Level 4 Element reduces your Level from 4 to 0).

Defend: Choosing to defend reduces incoming damage by 50% and allows you to regain Stamina. This is useful against tough enemies or when low on HP.

Run Away: You can choose to run away from any battle, including boss fights, with a 100% success rate.