Starter Route That Avoids Wasted Pulls
A simple opening loop for new accounts: claim codes, stabilize your first roster, and spend only after you know your best carry.
New players waste the most progress when they split upgrades across too many units before the account has a stable first team.
Key takeaways
- Claim codes and patch rewards before you rank your team.
- Use the roster tool before spending premium materials.
- Level 10 changes your options, so plan the route to that unlock on purpose.
Start with the safest account value
The best first move is not a random summon spree. It is collecting every easy reward you already know exists.
Claim the currently mentioned codes, scan the latest dated update note, and then look at your actual owned pool. That order prevents early spending based on stale advice.
If a patch just moved shard income, code rewards, or unit strength, your first decision should reflect that evidence instead of last week's tier article.
- Claim codes first.
- Check the latest announcement date.
- Only then lock your first carry target.
Use one carry path before you branch out
A new account usually grows faster from one stable core than from spreading upgrades across every shiny pull. Early flexibility feels safe, but it often delays real progress.
The goal is to leave the first session knowing who gets your next resources and which two backup units still matter for mode coverage.
- Promote one main carry path.
- Keep two support slots flexible.
- Delay luxury upgrades until Level 10 systems open.
The first good roster decision matters more than the fifth low-confidence upgrade.