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Upgrading your characters is expensive. Thankfully, not everyone is worth spending experience on, and that includes characters you are using. I would divide characters up into 4 groups.
Upgrading your characters is expensive. Thankfully, not everyone is worth spending experience on, and that includes characters you are using. I would divide characters up into 4 groups.


- Characters who hit things
===Characters who hit things===


These are characters who will be punching for you. Generally, your best damage dealer in a given element. You can cover pretty much every enemy in the game outside challenging event quests by just upgrading 3 damage dealers of either Fire/Dark/Water, or Air/Earth/Light. This trio would complement each other, with someone who is super effective against everyone you will encounter. Upgrade this trio to level 80, and any other you may want to use to level 60-80 as needed.
These are characters who will be punching for you. Generally, your best damage dealer in a given element. You can cover pretty much every enemy in the game outside challenging event quests by just upgrading 3 damage dealers of either Fire/Dark/Water, or Air/Earth/Light. This trio would complement each other, with someone who is super effective against everyone you will encounter. Upgrade this trio to level 80, and any other you may want to use to level 60-80 as needed.
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Examples include: Saya, Mai, Tsubaki, Any SS attacker not named Meifang
Examples include: Saya, Mai, Tsubaki, Any SS attacker not named Meifang


- Characters who get hit
===Characters who get hit===


These are your tanks. Whether its a character classified as a tank in game, or just someone with a pile of health or defensive tools. They are going to want a lot of health and defense so that they can survive a beating. You will not need this until late game, since the character who hits things will double as the one getting hit. You may use 1 of these on a team, maybe 2 if they are also a powerful support. Upgrade these characters to level 60-80 as needed.
These are your tanks. Whether its a character classified as a tank in game, or just someone with a pile of health or defensive tools. They are going to want a lot of health and defense so that they can survive a beating. You will not need this until late game, since the character who hits things will double as the one getting hit. You may use 1 of these on a team, maybe 2 if they are also a powerful support. Upgrade these characters to level 60-80 as needed.
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Examples include: Hibiki, Drei, Kokonoe, Fuzzy
Examples include: Hibiki, Drei, Kokonoe, Fuzzy


- Characters who don't hit or get hit
===Characters who don't hit or get hit===


These are characters who exist on your team purely so that they can use their skills, passives, and maybe an S or DD for its effect. These characters you only upgrade enough so that they do not explode when hit, and are mostly made up of supports and healers. They will typically fill out the rest of the slots on your team. Upgrade these characters to level 40-60 max as needed.
These are characters who exist on your team purely so that they can use their skills, passives, and maybe an S or DD for its effect. These characters you only upgrade enough so that they do not explode when hit, and are mostly made up of supports and healers. They will typically fill out the rest of the slots on your team. Upgrade these characters to level 40-60 max as needed.
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Examples include: Ciel, Kajun, Kuon, Kokonoe
Examples include: Ciel, Kajun, Kuon, Kokonoe


- Ranking Damage Dealer
===Ranking Damage Dealer===


This is end game stuff. If you want to participate in end game stuff, this is the only character in the game you will ever max out at level 100. It is the damage dealer you are using in Ranking events, where you are given points based on how much damage you do. Maxing out their stats means you max out their potential. Upgrade these characters to level 80 minimum, 90 recommended, and if you plan on competing for the highest ranks, this is the only character you will max out at level 100.
This is end game stuff. If you want to participate in end game stuff, this is the only character in the game you will ever max out at level 100. It is the damage dealer you are using in Ranking events, where you are given points based on how much damage you do. Maxing out their stats means you max out their potential. Upgrade these characters to level 80 minimum, 90 recommended, and if you plan on competing for the highest ranks, this is the only character you will max out at level 100.
Examples include: Jubei, Kagura, Another Dark Mai, Es


==Character Pieces==
==Character Pieces==
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The Target is what you should be farming to before moving on to someone else. Any character listed as "Stats" for their tier is the lowest priority in their tier. You only farm shards to upgrade their stats, since they don't need any of the other perks that come from upgrading their rarity.
The Target is what you should be farming to before moving on to someone else. Any character listed as "Stats" for their tier is the lowest priority in their tier. You only farm shards to upgrade their stats, since they don't need any of the other perks that come from upgrading their rarity.
NOTE: If we have a character raising campaign for an AI, just do it once for the Crystallized Azure and then never again. It costs too much AL to farm it daily, and that is better spent on SS pieces.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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| SS++
| SS++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Kajun Faycott}}
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Kajun Faycott}}
|-
!
|-
|-
! rowspan=3|High
! rowspan=3|High
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| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Hibiki Kohaku}}
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Hibiki Kohaku}}
|-  
|-  
!
|-
! rowspan=3|Medium
! rowspan=3|Medium
| SS+++
| SS+++
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| Stats
| Stats
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Bang Shishigami}}
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Bang Shishigami}}
|-
!
|-
|-
! Low
! Low
| Stats
| Stats
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Linhua}} {{bbdw|char|Litchi Faye-Ling}}
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Linhua}} {{bbdw|char|Litchi Faye-Ling}}
|-
!
|-
|-
! rowspan=2|Bottom
! rowspan=2|Bottom
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| Stats
| Stats
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Acht}} {{bbdw|char|Arakune}} {{bbdw|char|Bullet}} {{bbdw|char|Kiiro Hikagami}}  
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Acht}} {{bbdw|char|Arakune}} {{bbdw|char|Bullet}} {{bbdw|char|Kiiro Hikagami}}  
|}
===S===
Don't farm S Character Quests. Do them once for the Crystallized Azure, and then never touch them again. You will accidentally max these characters by just rolling in the gacha, and you might max out half of them before even getting your first maxed SS or AI.
The exception is Academy Noel. Academy Noel impossible to max out unless you farm her character quest. But she is also terrible, so just do it if you feel like you have free time to do so.
===SS===
These are the characters that you would actually want to farm. This is a decent use of your extra AL in any given day since you can only do 3 a month. Personally, I prioritize limited characters first, then do others.
NOTE: If we have a character raising campaign for an SS, you should probably farm that. You will get, on average, 75 pieces per week during one of these campaigns.
Some characters may be listed multiple times. That is because they have some essential skills they need early, and some less essential skills they get later that are still worth focusing on.
Also, the characters listed under the target SS+ are '''ONLY''' for the Ranking game mode. At SS+, you unlock the ability to upgrade your astral, which is currently the best form of damage in these modes.
I did not include stats rows here because that would just be cluttering the screen. Refer to my [[User:Jewvia/CharaTierList|Tier List]] for that. Generally, its just characters who hit things or get hit, as well as obviously your Ranking Damage Dealer.
{| class="wikitable"
! Priority || Target || Character
|-
! rowspan=2|Highest
| SS++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Chachakaka}} {{bbdw|char|Jubei}} {{bbdw|char|Kokonoe}}
|-
| SS+
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Another Dark Mai}} {{bbdw|char|Es}} {{bbdw|char|Juusan}} {{bbdw|char|Kagura Mutsuki}} {{bbdw|char|Narmaya}}
|-
!
|-
! rowspan=3|High
| SS+++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Jubei}} {{bbdw|char|Sechs}}
|-
| SS++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Another Dark Mai}} {{bbdw|char|Kagura Mutsuki}} {{bbdw|char|Mai (Midsummer Fairy)}} {{bbdw|char|Meifang Lapislazuli}} {{bbdw|char|Narmaya}}
|-
| SS+
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Nine (PS)}}
|-
!
|-
! rowspan=3|Average
| SS+++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Homura Amanohokosaka}} {{bbdw|char|Kagura Mutsuki}} {{bbdw|char|Narmaya}} {{bbdw|char|λ-No.11-}}
|-
| SS++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Jin Kisaragi}} {{bbdw|char|Mei Amanohokosaka}} {{bbdw|char|Raquel Alucard}} {{bbdw|char|Naoto Kurogane}}
|-
| SS+
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Izayoi}} {{bbdw|char|Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker)}} {{bbdw|char|Naoto Kurogane}} {{bbdw|char|Tweyen}}
|-
!
|-
! rowspan=2|Low
| SS+++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Another Dark Kagura}}
|-
| SS++
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Izayoi}} {{bbdw|char|Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker)}} {{bbdw|char|Noel Vermillion}} {{bbdw|char|Tenjō Amanohokosaka}} {{bbdw|char|Tweyen}}
|-
!
|-
! Bottom
| Art
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Celica A. Mercury}} {{bbdw|char|Fuzzy}} {{bbdw|char|Hazama}} {{bbdw|char|Rachel Alucard}}
|}
==Crowns==
Crowns give a minor stat boost. You normally get these from dupes, but you can also rush them with exceed emblems. The REAL reason you want to farm crowns is because some characters have costumes they get at certain crown levels.
I would not recommend using exceed emblems for anything other than costumes. If you want the minor stat boost... It is only worth considering it on Limited characters who are also your Ranking Damage Dealer. Also, if you want to spend them, spend them on Bronze first and hope for rerolling after. They get more and more expensive at Silver and Gold.
I'll make a list of these characters that looks nicer later.
{| class="wikitable"
! Limited || Crown || Character
|-
! rowspan=2|Limited
| Gold
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Nine (PS)}} {{bbdw|char|Sechs}}
|-
| Bronze
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Es}}
|-
!
|-
! Not-Limited
| Gold
| style="vertical-align:top;" | {{bbdw|char|Kagura Mutsuki}} {{bbdw|char|Tenjō Amanohokosaka}}
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 12:11, 19 November 2021

Units

Units can be upgraded in 5 ways. Experience, Pieces, Skills, Orbs, and Crowns.

Experience

Upgrading your characters is expensive. Thankfully, not everyone is worth spending experience on, and that includes characters you are using. I would divide characters up into 4 groups.

Characters who hit things

These are characters who will be punching for you. Generally, your best damage dealer in a given element. You can cover pretty much every enemy in the game outside challenging event quests by just upgrading 3 damage dealers of either Fire/Dark/Water, or Air/Earth/Light. This trio would complement each other, with someone who is super effective against everyone you will encounter. Upgrade this trio to level 80, and any other you may want to use to level 60-80 as needed.

Examples include: Saya, Mai, Tsubaki, Any SS attacker not named Meifang

Characters who get hit

These are your tanks. Whether its a character classified as a tank in game, or just someone with a pile of health or defensive tools. They are going to want a lot of health and defense so that they can survive a beating. You will not need this until late game, since the character who hits things will double as the one getting hit. You may use 1 of these on a team, maybe 2 if they are also a powerful support. Upgrade these characters to level 60-80 as needed.

Examples include: Hibiki, Drei, Kokonoe, Fuzzy

Characters who don't hit or get hit

These are characters who exist on your team purely so that they can use their skills, passives, and maybe an S or DD for its effect. These characters you only upgrade enough so that they do not explode when hit, and are mostly made up of supports and healers. They will typically fill out the rest of the slots on your team. Upgrade these characters to level 40-60 max as needed.

Examples include: Ciel, Kajun, Kuon, Kokonoe

Ranking Damage Dealer

This is end game stuff. If you want to participate in end game stuff, this is the only character in the game you will ever max out at level 100. It is the damage dealer you are using in Ranking events, where you are given points based on how much damage you do. Maxing out their stats means you max out their potential. Upgrade these characters to level 80 minimum, 90 recommended, and if you plan on competing for the highest ranks, this is the only character you will max out at level 100.

Examples include: Jubei, Kagura, Another Dark Mai, Es

Character Pieces

AI

AI Pieces are mostly farmed by buying them from shop. This is a very good use of you "buy from the shop" daily until you have most of what you need.

The Target is what you should be farming to before moving on to someone else. Any character listed as "Stats" for their tier is the lowest priority in their tier. You only farm shards to upgrade their stats, since they don't need any of the other perks that come from upgrading their rarity.

NOTE: If we have a character raising campaign for an AI, just do it once for the Crystallized Azure and then never again. It costs too much AL to farm it daily, and that is better spent on SS pieces.

Priority Target Character
Rush First SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Kajun Faycott Icon.png
(AI) Kajun Faycott
High SS+++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Drei Icon.png
(AI) Drei
SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Akane Teruhiko Icon.png
(AI) Akane Teruhiko
Stats
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Hibiki Kohaku Icon.png
(AI) Hibiki Kohaku
Medium SS+++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Iron Tager Icon.png
(AI) Iron Tager
SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Platinum the Trinity Icon.png
(AI) Platinum the Trinity
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Trinity Glassfille Icon.png
(AI) Trinity Glassfille
Stats
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Bang Shishigami Icon.png
(AI) Bang Shishigami
Low Stats
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Linhua Icon.png
(AI) Linhua
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Litchi Faye Ling Icon.png
(AI) Litchi Faye-Ling
Bottom SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Relius Clover (BE) Icon.png
(AI) Relius Clover (BE)
Stats
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Acht Icon.png
(AI) Acht
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Arakune Icon.png
(AI) Arakune
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Bullet Icon.png
(AI) Bullet
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Kiiro Hikagami Icon.png
(AI) Kiiro Hikagami

S

Don't farm S Character Quests. Do them once for the Crystallized Azure, and then never touch them again. You will accidentally max these characters by just rolling in the gacha, and you might max out half of them before even getting your first maxed SS or AI.

The exception is Academy Noel. Academy Noel impossible to max out unless you farm her character quest. But she is also terrible, so just do it if you feel like you have free time to do so.

SS

These are the characters that you would actually want to farm. This is a decent use of your extra AL in any given day since you can only do 3 a month. Personally, I prioritize limited characters first, then do others.

NOTE: If we have a character raising campaign for an SS, you should probably farm that. You will get, on average, 75 pieces per week during one of these campaigns.

Some characters may be listed multiple times. That is because they have some essential skills they need early, and some less essential skills they get later that are still worth focusing on.

Also, the characters listed under the target SS+ are ONLY for the Ranking game mode. At SS+, you unlock the ability to upgrade your astral, which is currently the best form of damage in these modes.

I did not include stats rows here because that would just be cluttering the screen. Refer to my Tier List for that. Generally, its just characters who hit things or get hit, as well as obviously your Ranking Damage Dealer.

Priority Target Character
Highest SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Chachakaka Icon.png
(SS) Chachakaka
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Jubei Icon.png
(SS) Jubei
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Kokonoe Icon.png
(SS) Kokonoe
SS+
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Another Dark Mai Icon.png
(SS) Another Dark Mai
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Es Icon.png
(SS) Es
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Juusan Icon.png
(SS) Juusan
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Kagura Mutsuki Icon.png
(SS) Kagura Mutsuki
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Narmaya Icon.png
(SS) Narmaya
High SS+++
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Jubei Icon.png
(SS) Jubei
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Sechs Icon.png
(SS) Sechs
SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Another Dark Mai Icon.png
(SS) Another Dark Mai
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Kagura Mutsuki Icon.png
(SS) Kagura Mutsuki
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Mai (Midsummer Fairy) Icon.png
(SS) Mai (Midsummer Fairy)
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Meifang Lapislazuli Icon.png
(SS) Meifang Lapislazuli
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Narmaya Icon.png
(SS) Narmaya
SS+
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Nine (PS) Icon.png
(SS) Nine (PS)
Average SS+++
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Homura Amanohokosaka Icon.png
(SS) Homura Amanohokosaka
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Kagura Mutsuki Icon.png
(SS) Kagura Mutsuki
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Narmaya Icon.png
(SS) Narmaya
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Lambda Icon.png
(SS) λ-No.11-
SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Jin Kisaragi Icon.png
(SS) Jin Kisaragi
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Mei Amanohokosaka Icon.png
(SS) Mei Amanohokosaka
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Raquel Alucard Icon.png
(SS) Raquel Alucard
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Naoto Kurogane Icon.png
(SS) Naoto Kurogane
SS+
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Izayoi Icon.png
(SS) Izayoi
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker) Icon.png
(SS) Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker)
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Naoto Kurogane Icon.png
(SS) Naoto Kurogane
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Tweyen Icon.png
(SS) Tweyen
Low SS+++
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Another Dark Kagura Icon.png
(SS) Another Dark Kagura
SS++
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Izayoi Icon.png
(SS) Izayoi
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker) Icon.png
(SS) Kuon (Scorching Beach Attacker)
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Noel Vermillion Icon.png
(SS) Noel Vermillion
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Tenjō Amanohokosaka Icon.png
(SS) Tenjō Amanohokosaka
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Tweyen Icon.png
(SS) Tweyen
Bottom Art
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Celica A Mercury Icon.png
(SS) Celica A. Mercury
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Fuzzy Icon.png
(SS) Fuzzy
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Hazama Icon.png
(SS) Hazama
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Rachel Alucard Icon.png
(SS) Rachel Alucard

Crowns

Crowns give a minor stat boost. You normally get these from dupes, but you can also rush them with exceed emblems. The REAL reason you want to farm crowns is because some characters have costumes they get at certain crown levels.

I would not recommend using exceed emblems for anything other than costumes. If you want the minor stat boost... It is only worth considering it on Limited characters who are also your Ranking Damage Dealer. Also, if you want to spend them, spend them on Bronze first and hope for rerolling after. They get more and more expensive at Silver and Gold.

I'll make a list of these characters that looks nicer later.

Limited Crown Character
Limited Gold
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Nine (PS) Icon.png
(SS) Nine (PS)
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Sechs Icon.png
(SS) Sechs
Bronze
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Es Icon.png
(SS) Es
Not-Limited Gold
Blazblue Alternative Dark War Kagura Mutsuki Icon.png
(SS) Kagura Mutsuki
BlazBlue Alternative Dark War Tenjō Amanohokosaka Icon.png
(SS) Tenjō Amanohokosaka
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