
Dolls
A permanent passive progression system built around summoning Dolls, using duplicates in Compound and completing Collections.
Quick Start
The essential rules of the Doll system.
Overview
Dolls are permanent passive character upgrades. Every owned Doll provides its listed statistics automatically. There is no need to summon it into the world, equip it or choose an active preset.
Different Dolls support different builds. Some provide physical statistics such as P. Atk., while others provide magical statistics such as M. Atk. Collections add further bonuses for owning specific groups of Dolls.
How to Access Dolls
Use the Menu button in the lower right corner of the game interface.
Click Dolls in the upper left area of the main menu.
The window contains Dolls, Summon, Compounding, Enhancement and Collections. Enhancement is not currently available.

How to Obtain Dolls
Doll coupons are obtained through weekly Purges in farming zones. Each key used during a Purge has its own chance to award one of the following items:
| Reward | Chance per Key | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Doll Selection Coupon | 10% | Choose a specific available Common Doll by paying its listed coupon cost. |
| Doll Summon Coupon | 20% | Receive a random Doll from the coupon's summon pool. |
Summoning Dolls
Using a Doll Summon Coupon
Use the right mouse button on a Common Doll Summon Coupon in the inventory. In the window that opens, click Summon result or select the displayed card to reveal the random Doll.
Using Selection Common Doll Coupons
Use a Selection Common Doll Coupon to open its exchange list. These coupons can only select Common Dolls. Each Common Doll has its own price, so some choices require more coupons than others. Enhanced Dolls cannot be selected during Chapter 1.
Summoning with Adena
The Summon tab in the Dolls window also offers unlimited Adena summons. One summon costs 1,000,000 Adena and eleven summons cost 11,000,000 Adena. Use Summon List to inspect the current reward pool and the individual probability of every Doll before spending.



Rarities and Passive Stats
| Rarity | Color | Guardian Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Gray | Available in Chapter 1 |
| Enhanced | Green | Available in Chapter 1 through Summon or Compound |
| Superior | Orange | Unlocks in Chapter 2 |
All owned Doll statistics are passive and always active. However, two rarities of the same Doll do not stack their personal bonuses. Only the highest rarity owned remains active.
The Common version provides Speed +1 and the Enhanced version provides Speed +2. If both are owned, the character receives Speed +2, not Speed +3.
This replacement rule only affects different versions of the same Doll. Other owned Dolls continue providing their own passive statistics normally.
Compounding Duplicate Dolls
Compound converts duplicate Dolls into a new random Doll. Only duplicates appear as available materials. You need four duplicate Dolls of the same rarity, but the Adena fee depends on their tier.
| Material Tier | Dolls Required | Adena Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 4 duplicates | 100,000 |
| Enhanced | 4 duplicates | 500,000 |
All four material Dolls must belong to the same rarity, but they do not need to be four copies of the same named Doll.
Only duplicate Dolls are shown as available for Compound. The four selected copies and the corresponding Adena fee are consumed.
You always receive one Doll from the probability list. The result can have the same rarity or a higher rarity.
A same rarity result is often called a failure, but it may still unlock a Doll you do not own. A higher rarity result is the successful upgrade outcome. Open Rate Check to see the exact possible Dolls and their current chances.

Doll Collections
The Collections tab displays groups of specific Dolls. Owning every required Doll completes the group and automatically activates its additional statistics. Collections can be filtered by Attack, Defense, Battle Assist or Stats, and the search field can locate collections containing a specific Doll.
Collection bonuses are separate from each Doll's personal passive statistics. Completing a Collection therefore adds another permanent source of character progression.

Recommended Progression
During the early stages of a server, fixed increases such as P. Atk. or M. Atk. commonly provide more practical value than small percentage bonuses.
Physical characters should prioritize physical bonuses. Magical characters should prioritize magical bonuses.
Lilith, Anakim, Zaken and Baium are recommended options worth considering. These are general recommendations, not mandatory choices. Review their bonuses and select the Doll that provides the greatest benefit to your character and current build.
Only duplicate Dolls appear as available materials in the Compound window.
A Doll that looks less useful by itself may complete a Collection and provide a valuable account goal.
Chapter 2 and Future Content
During Chapter 1, Purges provide Common Dolls and Enhanced Dolls are mainly obtained through random summoning or Compound. In Chapter 2, Enhanced Dolls replace Common Dolls in Purge rewards and the orange Superior rarity becomes available.
The Enhancement tab visible in the Dolls window is not currently active and belongs to future content.
Common Mistakes
| Mistake | Why It Hurts |
|---|---|
| Spending Selection Coupons immediately | You may delay a stronger targeted Doll that requires several coupons and better suits your character. |
| Expecting two rarities of one Doll to stack | Only the highest owned rarity applies that Doll's personal statistics. |
| Using unlimited Adena summons without checking rates | The system can consume large amounts of Adena without guaranteeing your desired Doll. |
| Ignoring Collections | You may overlook permanent bonuses or use duplicates without considering collection goals. |
| Thinking a same rarity Compound result is worthless | The result may be a new Doll that provides passive stats or completes a Collection. |
