If you want to make it through the story in Twisted Wonderland, you will need to participate in battles. These battles can be tough if you're not leveling up your cards, so it's important you focus on making a strong deck. Leveling up cards is a bit confusing, though, as there are multiple parts to strengthening each card.
You will need to participate in activities outside of the game's main story to level a card. This means that you will need to decide which cards you want to focus on leveling. Of course, leveling the first SSR card you get is an easy choice, but you need more than a single character to use in each battle.
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How to level your cards:
- Increasing health and attack: Participating in history lessons and using flowering nectars.
- Episode Level: Patcipating in flying lessons.
- Leveling magic: Partcipating in alchemy lessons.
- Limit Break: Increases the cards level cap, but can only be obtained through getting a duplicate pull.
Doing lessons will use up your LP, so be careful when selecting what you want to do for the day. If you use all your LP up, you will either need to pay real money to keep playing or let it build back up.
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