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Revision as of 23:22, 30 June 2013
Use Ambrosia to permanently increase a unit's maximum level.
The maximum number of levels that a unit can benefit from Ambrosia is capped at 20 - regardless of unit rarity.
Each use of Ambrosia will increase a unit's level cap by a set amount. That amount depends on the rarity of the target unit as shown in the table below:
| Rarity | Levels | Ambrosia to Cap |
|---|---|---|
| ★★★★★★★ | +1 | 20 Ambrosia |
| ★★★★★★ | +2 | 10 Ambrosia |
| ★★★★★ | +3 | 7 Ambrosia |
| ★★★★ | +4 | 5 Ambrosia |
| ★★★ | +5 | 4 Ambrosia |
| ★★ | +7 | 3 Ambrosia |
| ★ | +10 | 2 Ambrosia |
If a use of Ambrosia would incrase a unit's level cap by more than 20, the effect will still be capped at 20.
Note that increasing the level of a card by 20 effectively raises its stats to one rarity higher, but the unit's skill remains the same. Level Breaking Claudio to level 60 will not give him Attack Boost Level 3.
To use an Ambrosia, tap Enhance from the main page and then use the LEVEL BREAK! button next to the unit you wish to boost:
