Spirit Board

How the current Spirit Board works: three Spirits per character, direct HP, Attack and Defense, bonus lines, and automatic growth.
The Spirit Board lets each character equip up to three Spirits. Every Spirit directly adds HP, Attack, and Defense. There is no grid to arrange.
What changed after the beta?
| During the beta | In the current game |
|---|---|
| You had to place Spirit shapes on a board. | The game handles the three equipment slots directly. |
| You had to make the shapes fit together. | There is no rotation, position, or layout to optimise. |
| The main stats could be random. | Every Spirit always gives HP, Attack, and Defense. |
| Growing a Spirit could require a new layout. | A Spirit grows into its intended form; nothing needs to be moved. |
Your choices are the three equipped Spirits, their colour and size, and their bonus lines.
How to read a Spirit
Direct stats
Every equipped Spirit adds HP, Attack, and Defense. These are not random bonus lines: they are always part of the Spirit.
Size
Size runs from 1 to 6. It raises direct stats and determines how many bonus lines are available. The displayed cell count is a progression value, not space you need to fill manually.
| Spirit size | Available bonus lines |
|---|---|
| 1 or 2 | 0 |
| 3 | 1 |
| 4 | 2 |
| 5 or 6 | 3 |
Three size-5 or size-6 Spirits therefore give a character up to nine bonus lines, in addition to their direct HP, Attack, and Defense.
Matching-colour bonus
Spirits of one colour add their size together for a set bonus. The thresholds are 6, 12, and 18 cells. The game calculates this automatically; it is not a placement rule.
The bonus gives Damage Boost and Damage Reduction. It does not stack across thresholds: only the highest reached threshold for that colour applies.
For example, one size-6 Spirit activates the first threshold; three size-2 Spirits of the same colour do as well; three size-6 Spirits reach the 18-cell threshold.
Choosing what to equip
For a damage dealer, check these in order:
- Are all three slots filled?
- Which change gives the most total Attack?
- Does it gain or lose useful bonus lines?
- Does the matching-colour bonus improve, disappear, or stay the same?
A higher colour has better direct stats at the same size. That does not make a small higher-colour Spirit an automatic replacement for a developed one: it may lose bonus lines or a set bonus. Use the Spirit Board Rarity Guide for the exact comparison.
Spirit Board vs. Collectibles
The Spirit Board gives equipment bonuses to one character. Collectibles give separate account-wide bonuses. Improving one does not replace the other.
Related
- Spirit Board Rarity Guide: compare colours and decide which Spirits to keep.