In Anime Fantasy: RE, there are more than 80 units you can get, and half of them have Evolutions, which boost their strength even further. However, with that many units available, it isn’t easy to choose which ones to grind for. To help you summon new units and focus your grind where it matters, we prepared the following Anime Fantasy: RE tier list.
Anime Fantasy: RE Tier List
All Mythic, Exclusive, and Secret Anime Fantasy: RE Units ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker
In the above tier list, we ranked all units in Anime Fantasy: RE based on how strong they are when evolved and upgraded to their max level. We decided not to include unevolved units in the tier list because all evolutions are just better versions of the same units. Now, the ranking of each unit is based on the following factors:
DPS (Damage/SPA)
SPA (Seconds per attack)— For support units
Range and AoE type and size — We gave a slight advantage to full AoE units because they are optimal for dealing with a lot of enemies at once
All units available on the Special Banner in Anime Fantasy: RE ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker
A large number of Units on our overall Anime Fantasy: RE tier list can’t be obtained on the Special Banner. So, we made a simplified tier list of Mythic units that can be on the rate-up every hour. In general, you should use Gems to summon on the Special Banner only when S or A-tier mythics are in the middle of it.
Anime Fantasy: RE Unit List
Below is a list of Units from our Anime Fantasy: RE tier list, along with their pros and cons. We included the methods through which you can obtain each unit as well. The pros and cons are there to give you some context for the ranking of each unit.
Meta Units
Unit
Element & Type
Pros & Cons
Obtainment
Hybrid Light
+ Insane Damage, Range, and HP + Strong Meta DPS unit + Hybrid attacks – Extremely expensive to upgrade – Slightly longer SPA
Celestial Event
Ground Dark
+ Excellent Damage and HP + Good SPA and Range + Very good DPS unit + Can’t crit, but it’s normal damage scales with critical damage + No need to evolve it – Kinda expensive to place and upgrade
Crimson Chamber Event
Ground Claw
+ Excellent Damage, SPA, Range, and HP + One of the best DPS units in AF: RE – Very expensive to upgrade and place
Ant Island Portal
Ground Claw
+ Insane overall DPS + Excellent Damage, SPA, and HP + Decent Range + Inflicts Bleed + Meta DPS unit for all game modes
Special Banner
Ground Dark
+ Has an active skill that nukes the whole map + Full AoE attacks + Very good Damage, Range, and HP + Cheapest to upgrade Full AoE unit – Slightly longer SPA
Shadow Event Banner
Ground Vortex
+ Best Mythic single-target DPS unit + Insanely high DPS + Excellent Damage + Good SPA, Range, and HP – Expensive to place and upgrade fully
Special Banner Evolve Gane
Ground Light
+ Amazing Damage and HP + Decent SPA and Range + Passive grants her 40% crit rate. + Excellent DPS unit – Kinda expensive to place and upgrade
Crimson Chamber Event Evolve Chain (Light)
Ground Dark
+ Insane single-target DPS + Excellent Damage, SPA, and HP + Good Range – Limited AoE – Very expensive to place and upgrade
Special Banner (Unobtainable)
Hybrid Wind
+ Hybrid attacks + Excellent Damage and Range + Very good HP + One of the best Mythic DPS units – Long SPA
Special Banner
S-Tier Units
A-Tier Units
B-Tier Units
C-Tier Units
D-Tier Units
Support Units
How to Get New Units in Anime Fantasy: RE
Summoning units on Banners is the main way of obtaining new Units.By completing specific Raid stages, you have a chance to get rare Secret units.Some rare units are available as event rewards.
The main way of getting new units in Anime Fantasy: RE is summoning them on one of the Banners available in the Summon menu. The Special Banner features units that rotate every hour. The middle Unit on it has a 50% rate-up, while the Units on the side have a 20% rate-up. When you reach level 10, you unlock the ability to get Secret and Shiny units from the Special Banner as well.
Some exclusive and other rare units in AF: RE are also available as rewards from Raids, Events, BattlePasses, Tournaments, and many other game modes. As a rule of thumb, these exclusive units can be very powerful. So, make sure to participate in events whenever you can.
How to Evolve Units in Anime Fantasy: RE
To evolve a unit, you need some Gold, a specific number of takedowns with that unit, and a set of materials required for their evolution.To evolve Legendary units, such as Gane and Asto, you need to have at least the second stage of Constellation on them.
You can evolve specific units in Anime Fantasy: RE through the Evolution menu. However, each unit with an evolution has some requirements that you need to fulfill. Most commonly, you have to get a certain number of takedowns with them and collect some evolution components. When you successfully evolve a unit, all of its stats will get upgraded to a certain extent.
Farming Evo Materials in AF: RE
The Craft NPC next to the Evolve area lets you craft almost every Unit evolution material in Anime Fantasy: RE.Specific Unit evolution materials are available at Luxxy’s Shop in exchange for Gems, while smaller components cost GoldHalf-hourly challenges reward you with Shard Capsules on completion.Some Evolution materials can be obtained from Story stages.You can find the Evolution materials for some Units in specific Event Shops.
There are various methods for farming specific evolution materials in Anime Fantasy: RE. You can get colored Shards from Challenges and from Luxxy’s Shop. Common materials, such as MarineCaps, can be farmed in Story stages. Most rare materials can be crafted at the Craft NPC. Lastly, some Units require limited materials that are only available in temporary Event Shops.
That concludes our Anime Fantasy: RE tier list. Now, you have an idea of what Units to spend your Gems on, and which ones are worth bringing with you into the most challenging stages. If you want to boost the strength of your Units even further, then make sure to check out our Anime Fantasy: RE traits guide.
Anime Fantasy: RE Tier List FAQs
What are the best Units in Anime Fantasy: RE?
Currently, the best units in Anime Fantasy: RE are Ishar (Celestial), ShadowMonarch (Abyss), Bera (Fury), Zid (Shadow), Naguma (Prime), Gane (???), Chein (Sparkle), ShadowMonarch (Awake), and Shina (Sniper).
What are the best Units to look for on the standard Special Banner?
If they are on the rate-up, Gane (???), Igres, Shina, Brulo, Sukuno, and Chein are the best to spend your Gems on.
Do all Units in Anime Fantasy: RE have an evolution?
No, only specific units can be evolved in Anime Fantasy: RE.
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Fruit Powers in Universal Piece are everyone’s first DPS tool of choice. Why? Well, because they are so easy to get at the beginning. However, that doesn’t make them any less powerful in the late game. To help you choose which Fruit Powers to aim for when grinding and rolling, we prepared the following Universal Piece Fruit Power tier list.
Universal Piece Fruit Power Tier List
All Fruit Powers in Universal Piece ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker.
In the tier list above, we ranked all Fruit Powers in Universal Piece based on their DPS, range, AoE, CC, and overall power both early and later on. In general, rare Fruit Powers are stronger because they also come with more Skills. You can see the reasoning for our rankings in the list further below.
Universal Piece Fruit Power List
In total, there are four rarity tiers of Fruit Powers in Universal Piece. Rarer ones have lower roll chances on the Power Gacha, and some are only obtainable through special means. For example, the System Breaker Fruit Power drops from the System Breaker world Boss. Below is a list of all Fruit Powers in Universal Piece with their pros and cons, sorted by their ranking on the tier list.
How to Get New Fruit Powers in Universal Piece
You can use Gems to get a random Fruit Power at the Power Gacha NPC, which is located on a few different islands.The Power Shop stock refreshes every hour, and only a select few Fruit Powers can be bought from it using Gems.
There are several ways to get one of the Fruit Powers from our tier list in Universal Piece, and those are:
Defeating World Bosses — World Bosses spawn every once in a while, and you always get a chat notification when that happens.
Rolling on the Power Gacha — You can spend either100, 600, or 15,000Gemsto get one random Fruit Power. By spending more Gems, you have better odds of getting very rare Fruit Powers.
Purchasing them in the Power Shop — In the Power Shop, you can buy certain Fruit Powers that are in stock using Gems. The Power Shop stock refreshes every hour. Also, most Fruit Powers in the game are available here in exchange for Robux.
Purchasing bundles from the Robux Shop — Several bundles in the Robux Shop contain rare Fruit Powers.
How to Store and Delete Fruit Powers
You can store a certain amount of Fruit Powers in your inventory for future use.You can remove your current Fruit Power by talking to the Delete Power NPC.
To store a Fruit Power, press the attack button (M1) while it is selected on your quickbar. Then, select the Store option from the menu that appears. Keep in mind that you can store only a few Fruit Powers in your inventory at a time. If you want to throw away a Fruit Power, hold it out and select the Drop or Reject options. To destroy a Fruit Power you equipped, visit the Delete Power NPC, which can be found on most islands in Universal Piece.
That concludes our Universal Piece Fruit Power Tier List. Now, you have an idea of what Fruit Powers are worth the grind. If you want to claim some free Gems and start rolling for rare Fruit Powers right away, then make sure to check out our Universal Piece codes.
Universal Piece Fruit Power Tier List FAQs
What are the best Fruit Powers in Universal Piece?
Currently, the best Fruit Powers in Universal Piece are System Breaker, King of Curse, Turbo Exorcist, and Light.
What Fruit Powers are the best in the early game?
Useful early-game Fruit Powers are Light, Bomb, and Gas.
Can you store a Fruit Power you have already equipped?
Unfortunately, you can’t store a Fruit Power after you equip it; you can only delete it.
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In Wagarashi, there are several Skill trees into which you can invest your hard-earned Skill points. All of them are viable, and that’s why choosing which one to focus on can be challenging. To help you make the right choice and answer all other questions related to Skill trees and Elements, we prepared the following Wagarashi Element and Skill tree guide.
Wagarashi Skill Trees Explained
In total, there are eight Skill trees in Wagarashi: Earth, Fire, Lightning, Water, Wind, Kenjutsu, Medical, and Tai. By investing Skill points (SP) into these trees, you can unlock special Skills (Jutsus) available through them. Also, every SP increases the effectiveness and the damage of related Skills. With every two Skill points you spend in any tree, you get to choose one new Skill to unlock. And, every five points, you get to pick a new Talent, which grants passive bonuses.
How to Get, Spend, and Reset Skill Points
In the tutorial, you can learn the basics of spending Skill Points in Wagarashi.You can learn a new Skill with every two points spent on any of the Skill trees.
In Wagarashi, you get one Skill point every time you rank up, which you can do by simply gaining XP. To spend your Skill points, use the inventory key and expand the menu on the right using the little arrow on it.
There are multiple ways to reset the Skill points you spent in Wagarashi. Firstly, you can use one of the Wagarashi codes to reset your Skill Points instantly. However, doing this will clear out the items in your quickbar. So, make sure to move items and materials to your inventory before resetting your SP. Next, you can reset your Skill points in the Shop by spending $349 Robux. Lastly, you get a free Skill point reset whenever you change your Clan, either when using codes or Robux to do that.
How to Find Out Your Elemental Affinity
You can buy the Chakra Paper at the Shop NPC in each of the villages.Hold out the Chakra Paper and use it to learn your Elemental affinity.You can see your primary and secondary Elemental affinity in the upper-right corner of the Info panel.
Each character in Wagarashi has an affinity for two random Elements. So, when you use those Elemental Skills, they deal more damage. By using Chakra Paper, you can check your primary and secondary Elemental affinity. Chakra Paper is available at the Shop NPCs in each major Village. Now, unfortunately, the only way to change your Elemental affinity is to reroll it using Robux.
Deciding Which Element Skill Tree to Invest Skill Points In
When deciding which Element Skill tree to invest your Skill points in, there are two things to consider: your Elemental affinities and your Clan. In general, you should first spend your SP on leveling up the Skill tree of your primary Element. Then, invest SP into the Skill tree of your secondary Element, or any other Skill tree you like.
Each of the five basic Elements is associated with a specific Village, just like in the Naruto manga/anime series.
Now, most Clan Skills in Wagarashi are also Elemental-based. So, you can invest points into the Element that matches your Clan. Alternatively, you can save up Skill points until you verify your Elemental affinity. Then, based on what it is, reroll your Clan using codes or Robux until you get a Clan that matches your primary Elemental affinity.
However, ultimately, you will get enough SP to invest in multiple Skill trees. So, it is fine to experiment on your own. As a reference, here is a list of Elemental Skill trees in Wagarashi, their pros and cons, and the SP requirement of the last Skill in each of them.
Because you unlock a new Jutsu only once with every two rank-ups, it will be hard to unlock all of the Skills in Elemental trees like the Earth one. So, it is a good idea to level up a tree until you can unlock the last Skill in it. Then, invest SP into another tree, and the high SP requirement Jutsus from the previous one will appear when choosing which Skill to unlock.
Wagarashi Elemental Skill Trees
There are five Elemental Skill trees in Wagarashi, and each of them contains a variety of Skills. You can find a list of all Elemental Skills and their Skill point requirements right below.
Fire Element Skill Tree
List of Fire Element Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Fireball
You shoot a long-range fireball forward.
1
Fire Breath
You breathe fire for a few seconds and continuously damage enemies in front of you.
1
Blazing Meteors
You shoot out several smaller long-range fireballs forward.
6
Great Fireball
Improved version of the regular Fireball Skill.
8
Flaming Barrage
Improved version of the Blazing Meteors Skill.
8
Fire Dragon Bullet
Similar to the Great Fireball but with a longer cast time and higher damage.
10
Flaming Eruption
You slam your hands on the ground and produce an erupting flame that deals high damage over time.
12
Dragon Rush
You dash forward and slam into the first enemy you hit, and send them flying backwards.
14
Flaming Dragon Missile
Improved version of the Fire Dragon Bullet Skill.
14
Incinerating Breath
Improved version of the Fire Breath Skill.
15
Flaming Dome
You cover a large area around you with fire, and imprison enemies inside it.
19
List of Fire Element Skills
Lightning Element Skill Tree
List of Lightning Element Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Lightning Strike
You summon a lightning strike that hits right in front of you.
1
Lightning Trap
You place a lightning trap on the ground that deals high damage if an enemy steps into it.
1
Lightning Bolt
You shoot out a long-range lightning bolt.
1
Lightning Discs
You shoot out two small lightning discs forward.
4
Lightning Kick
A large number of lightning strikes shoot out from below you in all directions.
8
Chidori
You form a Chidori in your hand and hit a nearby enemy with it.
8
Lightning Balls
Improved version of the Lightning Discs Skill.
10
Lightning Fury
Short-range grab attack that temporarily stuns the enemy.
12
Lightning Rage
You slam the ground and deal high damage in a medium-sized area.
12
Chidori Senbon
You form a Chidori in your hand and shoot it forward.
12
Lightning Web
A large number of lightning strikes shoot out from below you in all directions.
12
Chidori Blade
You coat your weapon in Chidori, increasing the damage you deal with it.
16
List of Lightning Element Skills
Water Element Skill Tree
List of Water Element Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Water Dart
You shoot out a tiny dart made of water.
1
Water Bowl
You do a water breath attack in a cone in front of you.
1
Water Pillar
You make the water erupt from the ground, which sends enemies hit by it flying.
4
Water Shuriken
You fire a barrage of water shurikens.
6
Water Darts
Improved version of the Water Dart Skill.
8
Water Prison
You imprison an enemy in a water bubble that breaks when you hit it.
12
Water Surf
You start surfing on water at a very high speed.
16
Hidden Mist
You create a thick mist in a large area around you.
18
Flood
You make a pool of water in a large area around you.
18
Water Cataclysm
You shoot out a bubble that traps the enemy you hit, and then summon water spikes that impale them, dealing very high damage.
15
List of Water Element Skills
Earth Element Skill Tree
List of Earth Element skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Earth Impact
You create a medium-sized spike from the ground, which sends enemies flying.
1
Earth Spikes
You summon several spikes from the ground that deal low damage.
4
Earth Pillar
You summon a tiny pillar from the ground, dealing decent damage.
4
Earth Rampart
You summon a long earth pillar from the ground and elevate yourself up.
6
Mud Wall
A large number of lightning strikes shoot out from below you in all directions.
6
Fissure
You summon a huge pile of rocks that drops from the sky.
7
Rumble
You make the ground erupt in a long line in front of you.
7
Floating Rocks
You summon several levitating rocks that auto-target the enemies close by.
8
Rock Gun
You shoot out a rock.
8
Great Earth Rampart
Improved version of the Earth Rampart Skill.
9
Earth Gloves
You cover your fists with earth, increasing your melee damage.
12
Great Earth Seal
You create a very high wall in a large circular area, trapping everyone inside it.
13
Earth Clap
You summon two earth blocks on each side and then slam them together.
13
Seismic Slam
A technique that combines Earth Impact and Earth Rampart to send the enemy flying even further.
15
Swamp of the Underworld
You create a swamp that reduces mobility in a massive area around you.
18
List of Earth Element Skills
Wind Element Skill Tree
List of Wind Element Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Wind Blast
You conjure wind and release it in a cone in front of you, which sends enemies flying.
1
Wind Cyclone
You create a wind around you that deals damage and pushes enemies away from you.
1
Great Breakthrough
You summon a large number of wind bullets that push enemies forward.
4
Violent Whirlwind
You conjure a large tornado and send it forward.
4
Vacuum Sphere
You throw a small sphere on the ground that sends enemies flying if they step into it.
7
Silent Slash
You make a wind slash around you, disappear, and then reappear to hit a nearby enemy.
13
Violent Slam
You slam the ground and push a nearby enemy down, briefly stunning them.
12
Vacuum Bullets
You shoot out a large number of wind bullets forward.
14
Passing Typhoon
You conjure a large wind force that deals continuous damage and pushes enemies away from you.
16
Exploding Wind
You shoot out a small wind orb that detonates and produces large wind shockwaves from it on impact.
16
Wind Breaker
You throw a nearby enemy up in the air and then slam them down.
16
List of Wind Element Skills
Wagarashi Hybrid Element Variations (Releases)
By leveling up specific Elements, you can unlock special Hybrid Element Jutsus.
When you invest enough SP into specific Skill trees, you can unlock some powerful Hybrid Element Jutsus. Currently, there is only one Hybrid Element Skill in Wagarashi. However, we expect the developers to add more of them with future updates.
Hybrid Element
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Requirements
Storm Release
Stormy Weather
You summon a large storm cloud that creates lightning strikes, which deal high damage on impact.
Lightning: 14 Water: 18
Wagarashi Technique Skill Trees
Besides the Elemental Skill trees, there are three more trees in Wagarashi through which you learn various medical, weapon, and fighting techniques. One important thing to note is that Kenjutsuand Tai Skill trees are mutually exclusive. So, if you invest SP into one of them, you won’t be able to level up the other one. Thus, think carefully before deciding which of these two to spec into. You can find a list of the technique Skill trees, the Skills available through them, and their SP requirements right below.
Medical Skill Tree
List of Medical Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Medical Ninjutsu 1
You heal a player close to you.
1
Medical Ninjutsu 2
Improved version of the Medical Ninjutsu 1 Skill.
3
Chakra Transfer
You transfer some of your chakra to a nearby player.
1
Self Heal 1
You heal yourself for a small amount of HP.
6
Medical Ninjutsu 3
Greatly improved version of the Medical Ninjutsu 1 Skill.
6
Ground Shock
You slam the ground and send nearby enemies flying.
8
Self Heal 2
Improved version of the Self Heal 1 Skill.
12
Healing Circle
You summon a healing circle on the ground that heals all players within it.
12
1st Chakra Enhanced Strength
You cover your fists in chakra, improving your melee damage.
13
Bone Breaker
You grab a nearby enemy and slam them into the ground.
12
Healing Chime
After a long channel, you summon a large healing orb that instantly heals everyone around you.
16
2nd Chakra Enhanced Strength
Improved version of the 1st Chakra Enhanced Strength Skill.
15
Health Sacrifice
You sacrifice some of your HP to shoot out a healing orb that heals another player.
16
List of Medical Skills
Tai Skill Tree
List of Tai Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Leaf Whirlwind
You kick the player in front of you.
1
Powerful Impact
You slam the ground and create a small shockwave.
2
Dynamic Entry
You jump up and then do a charge-kick towards an enemy.
4
Ascending Leaf
You kick an enemy up, and then punch them a few times.
6
Primary Lotus
You kick an enemy up, and then grab them and slam them to the ground.
8
Dual Kick
You do a dual kick on a nearby enemy.
8
Dragon Fist
You do a fiery uppercut on the nearby enemy.
12
Diablo Kicks
You unleash a whirlwind of attacks around you.
14
Wolf Fang Fist
You do a barrage of punches on a nearby enemy, and kick them back at the end of the combo.
16
Eight Gates
You open one of the six chakra gates, increasing your speed and damage. Reusing the ability opens the next gate.
20
Reverse Lotus
You do a flurry of attacks on a nearby enemy, each dealing high damage. It works only while the Eight Gates Skill is active.
20
List of Tai Skills
Kenjutsu Skill Tree
List of Kenjutsu Skills you can learn.
Skill (Jutsu)
Effect
Skill Point Requirement
Air Cutter
You do a double slash using your weapon toward a nearby enemy.
2
Flash Cut
You dash forward and slash enemies you pass through.
2
Flashing Strikes
You do a flurry of slashes using your weapon.
6
Thrust
You thrust your weapon and trigger a flurry of slices on a nearby enemy.
5
Tornado Dance
You do a double slash in front of you that sends out a medium-sized tornado forward.
8
Winter’s Fury
You cover your weapon with snow and then do a flurry of forward slashes.
8
Nine-Head Strike
You lock onto a nearby enemy and then strike them from all directions using your weapon.
15
Soaring Dragon Flash
You pass through an enemy and then trigger a barrage of slices on them.
20
List of Kenjutsu Skills
That concludes our Wagarashi Element and Skill tree guide. Now, you have an idea of where to put your Skill points. If you want to check out more of our Roblox content, visit the Roblox section here on The Escapist.
Wagarashi Element & Skill Tree Guide FAQs
What is the Elemental affinity in Wagarashi?
Elemental affinity increases the damage you do with the Skills of a specific Element. You can check your Elemental affinity by using the Chakra Paper available at Shop NPCs in each Village.
How do you unlock new Skills (Jutsus) in Wagarashi?
With every two Skill points spent in any of the Skill trees, you get to choose one Skill to unlock out of the several ones you get offered. The Skills you are offered are randomly selected from the pool of Clan, Elemental, and other Skills for which you meet the requirements.
What are the best Elements in Wagarashi?
Essentially, all Elements are pretty equal in Wagarashi. So, to choose the best one for you, take into consideration your Elemental affinities and the Element of the Village your Clan is associated with.
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Roblox Project Egoist is the latest Blue Lock Rivals game on the block and it’s one of the best ones ever. It’s got amazing visuals, audio design, and best of all flashy styles. What better way to get info on everything than with the official Project Egoist Trello board and Discord server.
Project Egoist Trello and Discord Guide
Image by The Escapist
Here’s every link you need to get informed on all things Project Egoist:
I would start with the Trello first because it’s essentially a Wiki on the game filled with useful content information. You can get a better idea of what styles you want to roll for or which cosmetics to get. The Trello has info on:
Basic and Advanced Game Mechanics
Controls
Codes
Cash Gain
Store Guide
All Styles
All moves from all styles showcased
Goalkeeper guide
All Titles
All Emotes
All MVP Animations
All Goal Effects
Upgrades and upcoming content
Overall, it’s you go-to source for everything in the game. Once you have a basic idea you can also dive into the Discord and its various chats. It’s the best place to ask more specific questions about the game like the best styles or best moves from each style and discuss the game.
It’s a prime-time place for advice and tips and tricks as well as tier lists. But that’s not all, it’s also important to stay tuned to the Announcements and Updates channels to see the latest content additions or buffs and nerfs to existing content. The devs keep an updated track of everything that’s going on.
Lastly, it’s where you can find the latest codes for the game and also participate in giveaways and sneak peeks. Free stuff is best stuff. That’s it for my Project Egoist Trello board and Discord server guide. Check out our Project Egoist codes for free goodies to get you started in style.
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Untitled Drill Game is a new tycoon/idle game where you drill for ore, sell that ore for profit, and then use that profit to drill for even more ore. Needless to say, there’s a lot to know about this game, and a good way to stay up to date is through the Untitled Drill Game Trello and Discord links.
Untitled Drill Game relevant links
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The Untitled Drill Game is chock-full of content, and one great way to learn about it is to engage with its X Page, Discord, and official Trello board. Here are the links:
If you want to be the first to know what’s going on with RobloxUntitled Drill Game, then the Discord page is your best bet. The server currently has just under 20k members, and around 5k of them are active. Here you can chat with the community and the devs, learn about future updates, or just troll the general chat with your favorite gif (not recommended).
The official X page is also a good source of codes and special promotions. Most Roblox games don’t bother to make an X page, so it’s nice to see that the Untitled Drill Game is going the extra mile.
Last but not least, we have the official Trello page, which is definitely one of the better Roblox Trello boards we’ve seen in a while.
The Trello page contains information such as:
All NPCs/Vendors in the game
All types of Drills, including craftable ones
All types of storage, including craftable ones
All Ores currently in the game
All Ore mutations
Weather and weather totems
An Efficiency Spreadsheet with details on how to make the most in-game money in the least amount of time (really useful)
If you’re planning to play the Untitled Drill Game seriously, we definitely recommend you check out the Trello board, especially the Efficiency Spreadsheet.
That’s all there is to it. Have fun playing the Untitled Drill Game. If you haven’t already, check out our Untitled Drill Game codes (coming soon) for some free stuff in the game.
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In Ghoul://RE, Kagune serve as the defining trait of every ghoul, making a perfect mix of power and mobility. These deadly biological weapons allow players to unleash explosive attacks, adapt to different combat styles, and dominate the battlefield with unique abilities. To gain mastery over your Kagune, make sure to follow along with our Ghoul://RE Kagune tier list and guide.
Ghoul://RE Kagune Tier List
Image via Tiermaker.
There are a lot of good Kagune in Ghoul://RE, so the top tiers are quite packed. Any of these choices will be good enough to carry you for the entirety of the game. Ken, specifically, has multiple stages of evolution that get stronger as you level up, making it the best Kagune in the game. A good starting Kagune would be Yamori or Beaked, for their simplicity and decent damage output. Check out our ranking reasons for each one below.
Ghoul://RE Kagune List
Below is a complete and detailed overview of Kagune in Ghoul://RE, sorted by rarity and usefulness:
How to Unlock Kagune in Ghoul://RE
To unlock your Kagune, you’ll need to collect 5000 RC first. You can earn RC by eating Humans or Ghouls using Ctrl + B. Eating Ghouls gives you slightly more RC, so keep that in mind while farming.
To check how much RC you’ve gathered, head to the Hospital and speak to the NPC inside.
Instead of roaming the map and attacking anything you see, it’s much more efficient to farm RC while completing quests. Quests reward you with additional loot and EXP, and some of the loot can even be used to gain more RC.
The Mission board In Anteiku.
If you’re playing as a Ghoul, you can find Quest Boards at the following locations:
In front of Anteiku
First floor of Helter Skelter
Can’t find them? Just press P to open the map—it’ll show all important locations, including the Quest Board.
How to Reroll Kagune in Ghoul://RE
Steps to Reroll kagune in Ghoul://RE
To Reroll Kagune in Ghoul://RE, you first need to collect Ghoul Points. You get Ghoul Points by completing missions, doing quests for your faction, and defeating marked players. But luckily, everyone gets 500 Ghoul Points to start out with, so you can make a few Rerolls before going out to collect more points. To Reroll, click on the Shop icon on the top left of the screen, followed by clicking on the Ghoul Point Exchange, and finally, Kagune Type Reroll.
And that is all for our Ghoul://RE Kagune tier list and guide. Visit our Ghoul://RE Boss Guide to learn how to progress your Kagune even faster.
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A Universal Time (AUT) is an action/adventure game that blends elements from various popular shows, games, and anime, with strong inspiration from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. The game offers a deep and evolving combat system that rewards exploration and mastery. Follow along with our A Universal Time Trello and Discord guide to explore guides, item locations, and stand information.
A Universal Time Trello and Discord Guide
Run for your life.
Here are all the A Universal Time links you need to start fighting in the big leagues:
I’d recommend starting with the A Universal Time Trello since it works like a wiki filled with helpful content. There you can find details on:
All Game Mechanics
All Economy Guides
All Stands
All Abilities
All NPCs
All Quests
All Bosses
All Updates
All Skins
All Upcoming Updates
All Original/Universal Powers and Abilities
All Sub-Powers
The A Universal Time Discord server is a great place to begin if you’re looking for more direct help. You can ask specific questions in the Questions channel and hear from Testers and experienced players. It’s also a good spot to share fun moments in the Media channel and chat with the community. Here’s what you can find on the Discord:
General Game Information
Popular Builds
Gameplay Guides
Community Insights
All Event NPC Locations
Community Rankings
Developer Notes
Direct Assistance
The A Universal Time Discord is also a good place to stay updated on the game’s development. The announcements channel shares news about updates, and the sneak peeks offer a look at upcoming content. You’ll also see occasional updates directly from Universe Time Studio. Plus, it’s the easiest way to find the latest codes.
That is all for our A Universal Time Trello and Discord guide. Check out our Roblox-related articles on our Roblox Page.
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Abilities in Volleyball Ascended add a unique layer of strategy and excitement to every match. They allow players to pull off unexpected moves, shift momentum, and outsmart opponents in creative ways. From teleporting sets to directional spikes, each Ability offers a distinct tactical edge. Mastering these powers can be the difference between a good play and a game-changing moment. So follow along with our Volleyball Ascended Abilities tier list and guide to learn how.
Valleyball Ascended Tier List
All Abilities in Volleyball Ascended ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker.
In the tier list above, we ranked all Abilities in Volleyball Ascendedbased on how good they are in the current meta. In general, rarer Abilities are stronger. However, as surprising as it may be, a Rare Ability is one of the strongest Abilities in Volleyball Ascended, and a Rival Ability is one of the weaker ones. After extensive testing, I found out that teleporting back with Waypoint is virtually useless compared to the increased team movement speed given by Team Synergy.
Volleyball Ascended Abilities List
Below is a complete and detailed list of all Abilities in Volleyball Ascended, sorted by their position on the tier list:
Ability
Rarity
Description
Tier
Legend
• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will automatically teleport to the nearest teammate within 35 studs. If no teammate is within range, the set will instead go directly above you. + Amazing for any playstyle. + Easy points when coordinating with your team.
S
Rare
• When activated, your whole team gains a burst of movement speed for 5 seconds. + A Universal Ability that is amazing for any situation. + Best defensive Ability in the game. +It might as well be of Rival rarity or even higher.
S
Rival
• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds has significantly increased power. + Amazing for an offensive playstyle.
S
Rival
• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will be dumped in the direction you are tilting, allowing for quick and unexpected plays. + Great for surprising the opponents.
A
Epic
• Passively see all landing spots of spikes for both teams. + Great for controlling gameplay and learning.
A
Epic
• When activated, you become invisible to all enemies for 0.6 Seconds. + Great for surprise Spikes.
A
Uncommon
• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds will curve to the side. + Useful in all playstyles.
A
Rare
• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds will become invisible for a split second. + Great against experienced players.
B
Rival
• When activated, mark your current location. After 10 seconds, teleport back to it. − Man, this Ability is just sad. − Very rarely useful and only in niche situations. − It is a Rival rarity Ability, but it might as well be a Rare or Uncommon.
B
Rare
• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will create a mirage ball. + Good when trying to confuse enemies.
B
Common
• When activated, increase your Block radius by 30% for 0.75 Seconds. − A very basic Ability with extremely limited use.
C
A good starting Ability in Volleyball Ascended would be Super Spike, if you can get it, or Spike Seer, as it allows you to see where Spikes will land. Seeing where they land means you can quickly learn how people play and develop a sense of where opponents usually aim.
How to get Abilities in Volleyball Ascended
Click on the Shop icon.Go to the Abilities section.Open an Abilities pack.
If you want to get one of the Abilities from our tier list in Volleyball Ascended, you first need to collect enough Yen. You can collect them by playing or using codes from our Volleyball Ascended Codes page. Once you have 3980 Yen, you will be able to buy an Abilities Pack from the store. When you open it, you will get a random Ability from the list above. Some of the better Abilities have a lower chance of dropping, so make sure you have enough Yen to Reroll a few times until you get the one you’re looking for.
And that is all for my Volleyball Ascended Abilities tier list and guide. Check out more Roblox-related stuff on our Roblox Page.
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With Chapter Six, Season Three, Fortnite is reliving the thrill of the Galactic Battle with Star Wars as its central theme. Despite being a short season, popular characters from the franchise are expected to arrive throughout the month-long celebrations.
Epic Games has finally revealed the roadmap for this season, including all the characters and the weapons that will arrive over the next few weeks.
What to Expect in the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 Galactic Battle Roadmap
Galactic Battle is expected to be the shortest season so far, coming to a close in a little over a month. Here’s what Epic Games is adding to the island in the forthcoming updates:
May 8
Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Princess Leia skins will make it to the Item shop.
Mace Windu Holograms will give you the Purple Lightsaber and teach you the Force Pull ability.
Darth Maul Holograms will give you the Red Lightsaber and teach you the Force Throw ability.
May 15
Chewbacca is set to make a comeback to the island along with the Wookie Bowcaster and the CA-87 Jawa Scatter Blaster.
May 22
Mandalorian NPCs will join the battle. You will be able to recruit a Heavy, Scout, Supply, or Medic Mandalorian to your team.
Heavy Jetpack returns along with the Amban Sniper Rifle and the new dual-wield WESTAR-34 Blaster Pistols.
Image by Epic Games
May 29
You finally get to use a Star Destroyer in Fortnite during the Galactic Battle season. A portal to the control room will spawn in every match. In the control room, you take control of the turbolaser and obliterate your enemies.
June 7
This is the final showdown of the season and will include an in-game narrative live event where you go up against Emperor Palpatine. This could likely be followed by a downtime, leading into the new season.
Epic Games announcing the roadmap for Fortnite Chapter Six, Season Three Galactic Battle so early makes it unlikely that it will be extended or the schedule will change. We’ll be sure to update this page with more information if they announce any changes.
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The MurderbotDiaries, Martha Wells’ popular series of darkly comedic science-fiction books, are coming to Apple TV+ in the form of a new series starring Alexander Skarsgård and created/written/directed by Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz. As with any adaptation, however, some pretty big changes are being made, and after watching the series, I wanted to know why. So when I got the chance to ask the creators, I did just that.
For anyone who has read the first Murderbot novella, All Systems Red, you know that the book is both short and yet somehow packed full of wonderful story moments and character traits. The story of Murderbot, a hacked rogue security bot who just wants to be left alone to watch TV shows but ends up being a hero, should fit perfectly into the length for a TV series or film, leading to the idea that the Weitz brothers had the opposite challenge of most adaptations. Whereas most require changes by cutting down the storyline, Murderbot needed fleshing out. Of course, any of those changes went through Wells first, and it was important to respect the source material.
“I think everything that’s in the book is in the show basically,” explained Paul Weitz. “We early on got in touch with Martha Wells kind of as fans and, so there are things that are added to the story, sort of like filling in the cracks, but anytime that we had an idea like that, we would call up Martha and say, ‘Hey, here’s what we’re thinking of, what do you think?’ And she’d either say, ‘Oh, that’s a cool idea’ or ‘Well, maybe think about this instead. That was a huge, huge relief.
“I think that part of the thing for us was never feeling like we were like we were padding stuff,” he continued as he explained why they made the changes they did.
To be clear, the series follows the first book’s story as a whole and does an incredible job adapting the tone and themes of the first novella, but there are a few major key moments that are different. This includes a very sudden and violent moment that’s a major change from the story. The Weitzs said they made such a big, impactful change to help maintain the tone of the books.
“Well, one thing that Alexander was very conscious of, even more so in a way than we were, was that you don’t want things to thaw completely,” Chris Weitz said when discussing the change. “Possibly ever, but even to appear to thaw until the very end. So I think at the very point at which everybody’s thinking, ‘Oh, it might not want to look at us or give us a hug, but it’s part of the team.’ Murderbot does something which reminds everyone that it’s a being that has done violence and that that’s part of their experience and their DNA.”
It wasn’t just the storyline of Murderbot that needed to be tweaked, however. The directors felt they should dive deeper into the lives of the rest of the characters, with particular attention given to fleshing out Garathin, who is played by David Dastmalchian.
“Part of it, in a way, was looking at the characters in the book, which might not have much said about them, and being like, ‘OK, these people exist, so why are they behaving this way? Why are they doing this?’” explained Paul Weitz.
“Doing a lot of work on that,” Chris Weitz commented. “Like, Garathin has a backstory in this, but we checked with Martha whether that was cool, and we also checked with David (Dastmalchian) whether that was cool because it’s trading on a little of his personal, you know, his personal experience. Just playing with the characters with utter respect and belief that they actually exist. (The characters) act in worthy ways, but they have neuroses, they have idiosyncrasies, and that was part of the interest (making changes).”
Murderbot will premiere on Apple TV+ on May 16.
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Published: May 6, 2025 10:39 am