Quirk System

After clearing Season 1 stage 9-5 : The Responsibility of the Guilty, you will unlock the Quirk system.
Quirks are a permanent, account-wide enhancement system available in the Base → Quirk menu. They provide additional stats for your heroes or utility effects for your account, and are unlocked using materials such as , , and .

Category Overview

Counteract Strong Enemies: bonuses that enhance your team or weaken the enemy when facing bosses
Class Enhancement: stat boosts for heroes based on their class and subclass
Element Enhancement: stat boosts based on hero elements
Utility: account-wide bonuses (EXP gain, drop rate, crafting cost, etc.)
Adventure License: bonuses that only apply in Adventure License mode

How It Works

Each category has Main Nodes and Sub-Nodes. You must upgrade the main node to unlock its sub-nodes.
You need 5 points in a main node to unlock all sub-nodes (except Adventure License, which requires level 9).
Some nodes are more valuable than others. You can skip early nodes like Healer, Defender, Ranger (Tactician), Evasion, and Resilience quirks.
You can reset quirk investments using , refunding all materials spent.

Upgrading Priority

In the early game, your first priority should be CM_Gift_Menu_05 Counteract Strong Enemies quirks, as their bonuses apply universally — regardless of enemy, game mode, hero class, or element.

Next, focus on CM_Gift_Menu_03 Class Enhancement, starting with the class of your main DPS. Then move on to CM_Gift_Menu_01 Element Enhancement, prioritizing the element your team relies on the most.

Finally, consider CM_Gift_Menu_04 Utility quirks, which offer account-wide bonuses such as EXP gain, drop rate, crafting discounts — and most notably, an increase to your stamina cap. While the stamina cap boost is the most impactful perk in this category, Utility quirks as a whole still remain a lower priority early on.

As for the CM_Gift_Menu_06 Adventure License tree: this is an endgame system and shouldn’t be your early focus. It’s also the only tree that requires , which is exclusively obtained from Adventure License mode.

Early Game Example

Let’s take a common early team: Valentine Aer Monad Eva Drakhan.

After unlocking boss quirks, prioritize the Striker tree — especially the left path, which benefits Attacker like Aer and Drakhan.
Then, upgrade the Fire tree (Valentine and Aer) — one of your early goals will be farming Chimera for Speed gear.
Then, invest in Light quirks for Drakhan and Monad Eva.

This is just one example — always adapt your quirk investments based on your team composition and progression goals.

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Quirk System

Category Overview

Counteract Strong Enemies: bonuses that enhance your team or weaken the enemy when facing bosses

Class Enhancement: stat boosts for heroes based on their class and subclass

Element Enhancement: stat boosts based on hero elements

Utility: account-wide bonuses (EXP gain, drop rate, crafting cost, etc.)

Adventure License: bonuses that only apply in Adventure License mode

How It Works

Each category has Main Nodes and Sub-Nodes. You must upgrade the main node to unlock its sub-nodes.

You need 5 points in a main node to unlock all sub-nodes (except CM_Gift_Menu_06

Adventure License, which requires level 9).

Some nodes are more valuable than others. You can skip early nodes like Healer, Defender, Ranger (Tactician), Evasion, and Resilience quirks.

You can reset quirk investments using , refunding all materials spent.

Upgrading Priority

In the early game, your first priority should be CM_Gift_Menu_05

Counteract Strong Enemies quirks, as their bonuses apply universally — regardless of enemy, game mode, hero class, or element.

Next, focus on CM_Gift_Menu_03

Class Enhancement, starting with the class of your main DPS. Then move on to CM_Gift_Menu_01

Element Enhancement, prioritizing the element your team relies on the most.

Finally, consider CM_Gift_Menu_04

Utility quirks, which offer account-wide bonuses such as EXP gain, drop rate, crafting discounts — and most notably, an increase to your stamina cap. While the stamina cap boost is the most impactful perk in this category, Utility quirks as a whole still remain a lower priority early on.

As for the CM_Gift_Menu_06

Adventure License tree: this is an endgame system and shouldn’t be your early focus. It’s also the only tree that requires , which is exclusively obtained from Adventure License mode.

Early Game Example

After unlocking boss quirks, prioritize the Striker

Striker tree — especially the left path, which benefits Attacker

Attacker like Aer and Drakhan.

Then, upgrade the Fire

Fire tree (Valentine and Aer) — one of your early goals will be farming Chimera for Speed gear.

Then, invest in Light

Light quirks for Drakhan and Monad Eva.

This is just one example — always adapt your quirk investments based on your team composition and progression goals.