You may choose from 4 different battle difficulty levels.

The four difficulty levels are listed below:

• Rook
• Adept
• Veteran
• Master

As the level becomes more difficult, more powerful enemies will appear. Enemies will also grow stronger as you gain more victories. Enemies from higher difficulty battles will drop rarer treasure chests.

• Victories will be counted separately for each difficulty level.
• CP is necessary for starting battles, and the CP needed varies according to difficulty level.

As your victories for each difficulty level increases, the Legend difficulty level will appear randomly. The Legend difficulty level has a time limit of 15 minutes. You will not be able to begin a Legend battle once the time limit has passed.

Also, while the Legend difficulty level is up, enemies in all difficulty levels will have a higher chance of dropping treasure chests when defeated.

CP is consumed each battle.

The required CP is different for each difficulty level. One CP is restored every 15 minutes. CP can be restored instantly with Time Elixirs and Essence-type Event Items.

Each Time Elixir will restore 2 CP. Each Essence item will resore all CP.

• The MAX CP is 6.
• Using an item to restore CP will not bring your CP over 6.

Prepare for battle by setting up your team.

Battle prep begins once you have selected a difficulty level and consists of the following:

1. Confirming the Enemy Team At the top of the battle prep screen, the enemy team's 8 units are shown. Units 1 through 4 will be the first to appear during battle. Units 5 through 8 will appear one by one in order, replacing the first 4 as they fall in battle.

2. Creating Your Team Up to 4 teams can be created to use against a variety of enemies, each consisting of Battle Units and Support Units. Battle Units will be deployed in battles, and up to 8 can be selected with a total cost cap of 200. Support Units will contribute by lending their skills to Battle Units during battles. Up to 4 Support Units may be selected. Support Units have no cost cap. Units without a skill cannot be selected as a Support Unit. And only one unit can be selected for any one skill.

3. Setting the Attack Order You can set the attack order of your units by tapping the Set Order button at the bottom of the screen. Units 1 through 4 in red will be the first units to fight. Units 5 through 8 in blue will be switched on to the battlefield in order as Units 1 through 4 fall. Enemy units will attack your units in order from 1 to 8. There is no attack order for Support Units.

• The attack order will be determined automatically if none is set.

Find out more about selecting units for your team and setting the attack order in the Attack Type Matchups section.

In Clash Events, you will go to battle with your team.

Battles are fought between your team and a CPU team with up to 8 units each. Four units from each team will appear on the battlefield at a time. As the four units on the field fall, the remaining units will replace them in order. The battle is won when all units on the enemy team have been defeated.

During battle, there are good and bad attack type matches. In an good matchup, a unit will do 1.5X its normal damage. In a bad matchup, a unit will only do 0.5X its normal damage. Against a unit of the same attack type, a unit will do its normal damage. More details can be found in the Attack Type Matchups section of the rules.

A Clash Counter will count down towards 0 each time a turn is taken. The count starts at 20 and when it hits 0, both teams receive a 2X attack boost. The count is immediately reset to 20 and if it reaches 0 again during the same battle, a 3X attack boost will be applied, followed by a 4X boost, and so on. The MAX attack boost that can be applied from the Clash Counter is 10X. If the Clash Counter hits 0 when the attack boost is 10X, then the victory will go to the team with more units remaining. If both teams have the same number remaining, then the victory goes to you.

Enemy units sometimes drop treasure chests when defeated. There are 3 kinds of treasure chests with rarer chests giving better rewards.

The treasure chests open only when you are victorious. BT Pts are earned even when defeated, but fewer than from a victory. After a defeat, you may choose to use a Potion or Essence item to continue the battle and aim for a victory. Active unit skills, the Clash Counter, and Support Unit skills will be reset when a battle is continued. If a battle is not continued, any treasure chests found during that battle will be forfeit and cannot be opened.

• There is a limit to the number of Potions that can be used to continue a battle.

This limit is reset at the following times each day: 4:00 am PST/PDT, 4:00 pm PST/PDT.

Arena skills will be activated during battles.

You may receive assists from other players at the start of a battle. Assists will only be received when an ally or other player has answered your assist request before the start of a battle. A maximum of five assists can be received for a single battle.

• During a battle, any unit in your team, including Support Units, cannot be traded, sold, used in enhancement, or exchanged for Leana Points.

During battles in Clash Events, there are good and bad attack type matches.

・ Good Matchups In a good matchup, your unit will do 1.5X its normal damage against the enemy unit. Ex.) Magic units do 1.5 x damage to Melee units.

・ Bad Matchups In a bad matchup, your unit will do 0.5X its normal damage against the enemy unit. Ex.) Melee units do 0.5 x damage to Magic units!

• Against a unit of the same type, your unit will do normal damage.
• Enemy unit damage is also affected by attack type matchups.

Arena skills will be activated during battles in Clash Events.

The skill effects are as follows:

Offensive Skills

・Area Attack - Deals damage to all enemy units on field.

・Poison - Poisons the attacked enemy unit. Poisoned units will take damage each turn they make for a length of time.

・Slow - All enemy units will be slowed.

・Knockback - Knocks back the attacked enemy unit in the attack order bar.

・Attack Boost - Raises the attack power of all friendly units on field after an attack.

• Male, Female, and Palace Guard Attack Boosts will all be treated as an Attack Boost.

・Double Attack - Attacks twice in one turn.

・Triple Attack - Attacks three times in one turn.

・Quad Attack - Attacks four times in one turn.

・Penta Attack - Attacks five times in one turn.

・Critical Shot - Ignores any defensive skills to do critical damage to an enemy.

・Drain Attack - Unit regains as HP any damage done to an enemy during its attack.

・Speed Order - Speeds up all friendly units (for one round).

・Defense Order - All friendly units on field take less damage when attacked for a time.

・Incinerate - Burns the attacked enemy unit. Burned units will take damage every time a friendly unit attacks for a length of time.

• Double, Triple, Quad, and Penta Attacks will be counted as one attack.

・Backstab - Does heavy damage to the enemy unit with the largest range.

・Nerve Strike - Does heavy damage to an enemy while stunning and preventing it from using most skills for a length of time.

・Stone Breath - Does no attack damage, but petrifies all enemy units, preventing them from attacking for a length of time.

• Defensive skills will not activate while a unit is under the effects of Stone Breath.
• The effects of Poison and Incinerate will be active.

・Snipe - Inflicts heavy damage on unit with lowest maximum HP.

・Acid Rain - Inflicts a poison-like state on multiple units. Affected units take damage whenever they attack for a set number of turns.

• The poisoned state will be still be inflicted even if Iron Wall is activated.

・Chain Lightning - Deals damage to all enemy units on field, while stunning them for a length of time.

• The stunned state will be still be inflicted even if Iron Wall is activated.

Defensive Skills

・Iron Wall - Offers a flat chance to completely nullify all damage when attacked this unit is attacked.

• Iron Wall nullifies attack damage only.
• Skill effects will still be inflicted on the unit.

・Blink - Whenever this unit receives damage from a melee unit, it has a set chance to nullify that damage and then slow the attacking unit for the battle.

• Blink nullifies attack damage only.
• Skill effects will still be inflicted on the unit.
• Double, Triple, Quad, and Penta Attacks have a chance of activating the Blink skill.

Blink will not be activated by any other unit skill attacks.

・Riposte - This unit has a set chance to inflict damage to any melee attacker that attacks it.

• Double, Triple, Quad, and Penta Attacks have a chance of activating the Riposte skill.

Riposte will not be activated by any other unit skill attacks.

• Attack type matchups will have no effect on damage done by the Riposte skill.

• Skill effects are subject to change without prior warning.

Support Units will lend their skill to a Battle Unit when used.

Up to 4 Support Units can be chosen when prepping for battle. Only units with a skill can be chosen as a support unit. Only ONE UNIT can be chosen PER SKILL. Skill names will be abbreviated.

Support Unit skills can be applied to Battle Units by tapping the Support Unit during a battle. Once a Support Unit has been used, there will be a cooldown until it can be used again. The cooldown will differ depending on the skill. Skills lent by Support Units have a 100% chance of activating.* Lent skills will have to be reapplied once activated to use again. The level of the lent skill will be based on the level of the Battle Unit it was applied to.

・Lending Offensive Skills Attack skills will be lent in order from the left-most unit in the attack order bar. An abbreviation of the skill name will appear above the icon of the unit it was applied to. Attack skills cannot be lent to a unit in the middle of an attack.

・Lending Defensive Skills Defensive skills will be lent in order of deployment. An abbreviation of the skill name will appear above the icon of the unit it was applied to. Defensive skills can be lent to units being attacked and units in the middle of an attack.

• Lent skills will not activate when the unit is under the effects of Nerve Strike or Chain Lightning.

The skill will only activate once the effects of the stun have worn off.

• Units that have been lent a skill will not be able to activate their own skill if any.

Once the lent skill has been used, any original skill will regain the chance to activate.

• Lent skills will not activate if the unit is defeated.

Cooldown will not be reset even if a unit is defeated before the lent skill could be activated.

• Units cannot be lent more than one skill.

Please check below for the skill names abbreviations within Clash Events.

Offensive Skills

・Area Attack Mini：AA Short：Area Attack

・Poison Mini：POI Short：Poison

・Slow Mini：SLW Short：Slow

・Knockback Mini：KB Short：Knockback

・Attack Boost Mini：AT↑ Short：ATK Boost

・Double Attack Mini：2x Short：Double Atk

・Triple Attack Mini：3x Short：Triple Atk

・Quad Attack Mini：4x Short：Quad Atk

・Penta Attack Mini：5x Short：Penta Atk

・Critical Shot Mini：CRT Short：Crit Shot

・Drain Attack Mini：DrA Short：Drain Atk

・Speed Order Mini：SPD Short：Speed Order

・Defense Order Mini：DEF Short：DEF Order

・Incinerate Mini：INC Short：Incinerate

・Backstab Mini：BS Short：Backstab

・Nerve Strike Mini：NRV Short：Nerve Strike

・Stone Breath Mini：StB Short：Stone Breath

・Snipe Mini：SNI Short：Snipe

・Acid Rain Mini：ACI Short：Acid Rain

・Chain Lightning Mini：ChL Short：C. Lightning

Defensive Skills ・Iron Wall Mini：IW Short：Iron Wall

・Blink Mini：BNK Short：Blink

・Riposte Mini：RIP Short：Riposte

When the Clash Counter reaches 0, both teams will get a 2X attack boost.

During battle, the Clash Counter will count down each time a turn is taken. The Counter starts at 20, and when it reaches 0 both teams receive a 2X attack boost. The count is immediately reset to 20 and if it reaches 0 again during the same battle, a 3X attack boost will be applied, followed by a 4X boost, and so on. The boost will increase by 1 each time until it hits a 10X attack boost. If the battle winner has not been determined by the time the Clash Counter hits 0 after a 10X boost, the team with most units deployed will be the victor. If the same number of units are deployed by both teams, then the victory is yours.

You may receive requests for assistance from allies and other players.

You can answer these requests by sending a Sword-type Event Item or your leader unit to help. Answering requests will get you BT Pts and Tome-type Event Items, send Swords to get more. The first time you assist each ally, each day, you will receive more Tome items than usual. The ally assist count will reset each day at 2:00 am PST/PDT. Unanswered sent or received requests will not be reset.

• Sword items sent do not count towards the assists sent number.
• You may only receive extra Tome items each day the first time you answer an ally request for up to 30 allies.

You can request help by pressing the Request Assist! button on the Assists page of the event. If your request is answered, help will arrive at the start of the next battle. Up to 5 assists can be received per battle. An assist will give damage to all units on the enemy team. A Sword item assist will give even more damage.

Pressing the Request Assist! button incurs a cooldown. Time Elixirs can be used to reset the cooldown instantly.

The damage displayed during the assist attacks at the beginning of a battle may differ from actual damage done.. Actual may be greater but will not be less.

Win battles and aid others to gain BT Pts.

BT Pts can also be gained after a defeat, but you will gain more from a victory. You can also gain a large number of BT Pts when you send a Sword item to another player.

Use special items to get the edge.

・Essence-type Event Items Essences can be used to MAX your CP. After a defeat, it can also be used to restart the battle with full HP. The enemy team's HP will not be restored in this case.

• MAX CP is six.
• CP will not go over 6 even if Essences are used. Please be warned.

・Sword-type Event Items Swords can be sent to assist other players. Assisting others with a Sword will get you more BT Pts than a normal assist. Swords that have been sent from other players are automatically used in boss fights. Swords will do more damge to the enemy team than normal assists.

・Tome-type Event Items Tomes can be exchanged for items and even special units available no where else. Tomes are found by opening treasure chests and by assisting other players. You will get more Tomes from assisting allies than other players. Assisting with Hermetic Swords is a great way to get a lot of Tomes. Also, the first time you a send a normal assist to each ally each day, you will receive more Tomes than subsequent times. You can begin trading in your Tomes by pressing the Tome Rewards button on the event page.

• You will only receive more Tomes the first time you assist an ally, for up to 30 allies.
• There will be a set deadline to trade in your Tome rewards.

• Tome Rewards will be sent to your Inbox.

Tomes can be exchanged for items and even special units available no where else.

The requirements for trading in your Tomes are as follows:

・Tome Requirement This is the number of Tomes needed to trade in for an item. You will not be able to make the exchange without meeting the necessary Tomes required.

・Exchange Limit Some items and units have a limit to the number of times they can be traded for. When the number of exchanges left hits 0, you will no longer be able to trade for that item.

・Availability There is a deadline to trade in your Tomes. Once the deadline has passed, you will no longer be able to trade in your Tomes.

• The above requirements must be met to make any Mystic Tome exchanges.

・Daily Items Some items will only be available to trade for one day. They are marked with a Today! icon. Daily items will be refreshed at 4:00 am PST/PDT each day. Daily items from the previous day will no longer be available past 4:00 am PST/PDT.

• Tome Rewards will be sent to your Inbox.