Is there any benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing?
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I've got duplicates of a few spirits. Is there any reason to level them up before dismissing them? What about the spirits that can be enhanced at level 99? Is there a difference between dismissing an enhanced version over a normal version?
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I've got duplicates of a few spirits. Is there any reason to level them up before dismissing them? What about the spirits that can be enhanced at level 99? Is there a difference between dismissing an enhanced version over a normal version?
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I've got duplicates of a few spirits. Is there any reason to level them up before dismissing them? What about the spirits that can be enhanced at level 99? Is there a difference between dismissing an enhanced version over a normal version?
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asked Dec 27 '18 at 20:24
BatophobiaBatophobia
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I've got duplicates of a few spirits. Is there any reason to level them up before dismissing them? What about the spirits that can be enhanced at level 99? Is there a difference between dismissing an enhanced version over a normal version?
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Yes, there is a benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing them. Higher level spirits yield more SP when dismissed.
SP for level 1 primary spirits
Novice
100 SP
Advanced
200 SP
Ace
400 SP
Legendary
800 SP
SP for level 99 primary spirits
Novice
500 SP
Advanced
1000 SP
Ace
2000 SP
Legendary
4000 SP
The above list is valid for all primary spirits, regardless of their Type (Red, Blue, Green), Power, Skill, Support Slots, or whether they can be enhanced or are already enhanced.
Since enhanced spirits normally have a higher star rating than their base version, enhancing them may increase the amount of SP gained when dismissing them, assuming you intend to level up the enhanced version, that is.
Keep in mind that feeding snacks to spirits costs SP. It costs 8 SP per 250 experience points, and the amount of experience needed to level up increases with their level and rating. Using Snacks to increase a spirit's level before dismissing it may therefore diminish your returns, or even incur losses.
Not part of the question, but for completeness:
SP for support spirits:
Novice- 100 SP for 1 slot
- 100 SP for 2 slots (this is not a mistake)
Advanced- 200 SP for 1 slot
- 250 SP for 2 slots
Ace- 400 SP for 1 slot
- 500 SP for 2 slots
- 600 SP for 3 slots
Legendary- 800 SP for 1 slot
- 1000 SP for 2 slots
- 1200 SP for 3 slots
Since I couldn't find any 3-slotted Novice or Advanced support spirits, this list may be incomplete
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
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Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
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Yes, there is a benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing them. Higher level spirits yield more SP when dismissed.
SP for level 1 primary spirits
Novice
100 SP
Advanced
200 SP
Ace
400 SP
Legendary
800 SP
SP for level 99 primary spirits
Novice
500 SP
Advanced
1000 SP
Ace
2000 SP
Legendary
4000 SP
The above list is valid for all primary spirits, regardless of their Type (Red, Blue, Green), Power, Skill, Support Slots, or whether they can be enhanced or are already enhanced.
Since enhanced spirits normally have a higher star rating than their base version, enhancing them may increase the amount of SP gained when dismissing them, assuming you intend to level up the enhanced version, that is.
Keep in mind that feeding snacks to spirits costs SP. It costs 8 SP per 250 experience points, and the amount of experience needed to level up increases with their level and rating. Using Snacks to increase a spirit's level before dismissing it may therefore diminish your returns, or even incur losses.
Not part of the question, but for completeness:
SP for support spirits:
Novice- 100 SP for 1 slot
- 100 SP for 2 slots (this is not a mistake)
Advanced- 200 SP for 1 slot
- 250 SP for 2 slots
Ace- 400 SP for 1 slot
- 500 SP for 2 slots
- 600 SP for 3 slots
Legendary- 800 SP for 1 slot
- 1000 SP for 2 slots
- 1200 SP for 3 slots
Since I couldn't find any 3-slotted Novice or Advanced support spirits, this list may be incomplete
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
NolonarNolonar
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Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
add a comment |
Yes, there is a benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing them. Higher level spirits yield more SP when dismissed.
SP for level 1 primary spirits
Novice
100 SP
Advanced
200 SP
Ace
400 SP
Legendary
800 SP
SP for level 99 primary spirits
Novice
500 SP
Advanced
1000 SP
Ace
2000 SP
Legendary
4000 SP
The above list is valid for all primary spirits, regardless of their Type (Red, Blue, Green), Power, Skill, Support Slots, or whether they can be enhanced or are already enhanced.
Since enhanced spirits normally have a higher star rating than their base version, enhancing them may increase the amount of SP gained when dismissing them, assuming you intend to level up the enhanced version, that is.
Keep in mind that feeding snacks to spirits costs SP. It costs 8 SP per 250 experience points, and the amount of experience needed to level up increases with their level and rating. Using Snacks to increase a spirit's level before dismissing it may therefore diminish your returns, or even incur losses.
Not part of the question, but for completeness:
SP for support spirits:
Novice- 100 SP for 1 slot
- 100 SP for 2 slots (this is not a mistake)
Advanced- 200 SP for 1 slot
- 250 SP for 2 slots
Ace- 400 SP for 1 slot
- 500 SP for 2 slots
- 600 SP for 3 slots
Legendary- 800 SP for 1 slot
- 1000 SP for 2 slots
- 1200 SP for 3 slots
Since I couldn't find any 3-slotted Novice or Advanced support spirits, this list may be incomplete
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
NolonarNolonar
26.8k2298161
Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
add a comment |
Yes, there is a benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing them. Higher level spirits yield more SP when dismissed.
SP for level 1 primary spirits
Novice
100 SP
Advanced
200 SP
Ace
400 SP
Legendary
800 SP
SP for level 99 primary spirits
Novice
500 SP
Advanced
1000 SP
Ace
2000 SP
Legendary
4000 SP
The above list is valid for all primary spirits, regardless of their Type (Red, Blue, Green), Power, Skill, Support Slots, or whether they can be enhanced or are already enhanced.
Since enhanced spirits normally have a higher star rating than their base version, enhancing them may increase the amount of SP gained when dismissing them, assuming you intend to level up the enhanced version, that is.
Keep in mind that feeding snacks to spirits costs SP. It costs 8 SP per 250 experience points, and the amount of experience needed to level up increases with their level and rating. Using Snacks to increase a spirit's level before dismissing it may therefore diminish your returns, or even incur losses.
Not part of the question, but for completeness:
SP for support spirits:
Novice- 100 SP for 1 slot
- 100 SP for 2 slots (this is not a mistake)
Advanced- 200 SP for 1 slot
- 250 SP for 2 slots
Ace- 400 SP for 1 slot
- 500 SP for 2 slots
- 600 SP for 3 slots
Legendary- 800 SP for 1 slot
- 1000 SP for 2 slots
- 1200 SP for 3 slots
Since I couldn't find any 3-slotted Novice or Advanced support spirits, this list may be incomplete
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
NolonarNolonar
26.8k2298161
Yes, there is a benefit to leveling a spirit before dismissing them. Higher level spirits yield more SP when dismissed.
SP for level 1 primary spirits
Novice
100 SP
Advanced
200 SP
Ace
400 SP
Legendary
800 SP
SP for level 99 primary spirits
Novice
500 SP
Advanced
1000 SP
Ace
2000 SP
Legendary
4000 SP
The above list is valid for all primary spirits, regardless of their Type (Red, Blue, Green), Power, Skill, Support Slots, or whether they can be enhanced or are already enhanced.
Since enhanced spirits normally have a higher star rating than their base version, enhancing them may increase the amount of SP gained when dismissing them, assuming you intend to level up the enhanced version, that is.
Keep in mind that feeding snacks to spirits costs SP. It costs 8 SP per 250 experience points, and the amount of experience needed to level up increases with their level and rating. Using Snacks to increase a spirit's level before dismissing it may therefore diminish your returns, or even incur losses.
Not part of the question, but for completeness:
SP for support spirits:
Novice- 100 SP for 1 slot
- 100 SP for 2 slots (this is not a mistake)
Advanced- 200 SP for 1 slot
- 250 SP for 2 slots
Ace- 400 SP for 1 slot
- 500 SP for 2 slots
- 600 SP for 3 slots
Legendary- 800 SP for 1 slot
- 1000 SP for 2 slots
- 1200 SP for 3 slots
Since I couldn't find any 3-slotted Novice or Advanced support spirits, this list may be incomplete
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
NolonarNolonar
26.8k2298161
answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
NolonarNolonar
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answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
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answered Dec 27 '18 at 21:58
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Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
add a comment |
Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
Do enhanced spirits have a different core than the un-enhanced version?
– Batophobia
Dec 28 '18 at 15:54
1
1
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
@Batophobia. I was trying to figure it out by doing a reverse-lookup summon, but couldn't select any enhanceable or enhanced spirit. Either they're not relevant for summoning, or I still don't own one that is. I'll need to do more research before I can say for certain, however.
– Nolonar
Dec 28 '18 at 16:23
1
1
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
@Batophobia. After some more research, I can confirm that enhanced and not enhanced spirits yield different cores. I still don't know whether this affects summoning, though. Interestingly, when you try to dismiss an enhanced spirit, you get the same warning as when you try to dismiss a Legendary spirit. Also interesting: no Legendary cores or spirits are listed in Reverse Lookup. It's possible that summoning does not require enhanced or Legendary spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 1 at 23:41
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
I wonder if dojo trainings also matter. Would one with a style be worth more? What about one that's trained at all dojos?
– Batophobia
Jan 2 at 14:09
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
@Batophobia. Good point. I haven't bothered with training, so I neglected testing for that. I'll come back to you when I've trained a few spirits.
– Nolonar
Jan 2 at 20:03
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