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Units are the characters you summon from the Beginner Banner and Standard Banner, then place during battles. Every unit fills a role — damage dealers like Puppet clear waves, carries like Shadow and 8th Sword anchor your board, support units buff and heal, and farm units help you grind gold. A balanced team usually mixes one or two strong carries with cheaper units that fill the board early.

New players should spend early pulls on the Beginner Banner, which has boosted rates, then level one reliable carry instead of spreading resources thin. Once you clear the early Story stages, start pushing Expeditions and Raids for better materials. Reading the tier list above is the fastest way to pick which units to invest in before you commit rerolls, Gems, or upgrade materials to a squad you may replace later.

Traits boost unit performance and are rolled with Trait Crystals. A good trait can raise damage, range, attack speed, or cost efficiency, and the difference between a common trait and a top-tier one is large enough to change how a unit performs in tough Story stages, Expeditions, and Raids.

The smart move is to save rare rerolls for top-tier carries like Shadow, Puppet, and 8th Sword instead of spending everything on early units. Rolling traits is random, so keep a stock of Trait Crystals and only invest heavily once you know a unit will stay in your long-term lineup. Codes, daily rewards, and the Battlepass are the easiest ways to build up a crystal reserve without spending real money.

Equipment improves stats and can change how strong a unit feels in Raids, Expeditions, and Story stages. Gear is best matched to a unit's role: put offensive equipment on your primary carry, and utility or defensive gear on support and control units so the whole board holds up under pressure. Like traits, equipment has an equipment reroll system, so you can chase better stat rolls on your best pieces.

Because equipment scales with your progress, revisit your loadouts after each major update. A piece that felt weak early can become a core part of your best team once you unlock upgrades and farm the materials needed to enhance it.

A game's official Discord is usually where players check update notes, new codes, banner news, and release announcements first. Always find the official invite through the Roblox game page or the developer's verified social accounts before joining — do not trust random invite links, since fake servers are common for popular Roblox games.

Once you are in the correct server, the community shares tier list debates, team compositions, reroll guides, and bug reports. If a code on this page has expired or a new one just dropped, the official Discord is the quickest place to confirm the current working list.