Items

ITEMS & MATERIALS

Plan materials, weapons, consumables, and rare rewards before committing resources to a route.

Materials

Resources used for upgrades, crafting, route progression, or rare unlocks. Keep them until your race route is clear.

Temporary or one-use items should be saved for serious sessions, boss attempts, or confirmed reroll plans.

Weapons should match your race, range preference, stat focus, and whether you are farming, dueling, or bossing.

Gear matters when it fixes a weakness: more health, posture, mobility, damage, or defense against a specific route.

Treat charms as build-defining bonuses. Do not judge them only by rarity if the effect does not fit your playstyle.

Limited or high-value rewards should be checked before spending, trading, or rerolling because recovery can be expensive.

Spend or Save

Item type	Save when	Spend when
Rerolls	Save until race, clan, trait, or build direction is clear.	Spend only when the result solves a defined route problem.
Materials	Save if you do not know the next upgrade path.	Spend when the upgrade improves your current weapon, boss route, or farming loop.
Consumables	Save during casual testing or short sessions.	Use during planned boss attempts, focused farming, or difficult progression.
Boss drops	Save if the drop claim is old or the route is unclear.	Use or farm when the item supports your current build and has recent evidence.
Charms	Save if you cannot explain the effect.	Use when the effect reinforces your playstyle instead of only sounding rare.

Rerolls, rare boss drops, high-value materials, event rewards, and anything tied to a route you have not chosen yet.

Common upgrade materials, temporary consumables, or low-risk farming resources after you know the next build step.

Anything connected to traits, clans, weapon changes, major skill refunds, or route-defining upgrades.

Boss source, drop date, intended use, and whether the item helps PvE, PvP, farming, or progression.

Save flexible rewards, use only low-risk upgrades, and avoid route-changing spending until combat feels stable.

Prioritize items that reduce downtime, improve repeatable damage, or make routine clears safer.

Track drops, bring consumables for focused attempts, and judge rewards by build fit instead of rumor value.

Value tools that improve pressure, escape, or matchup control; do not spend PvE materials just to chase duel clips.

Do not spend rare materials just because you received them. Pick a race route and build direction first, then decide which items matter.