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This article is about the Main Character's Extended Mastery Perks. For recruitable characters' Extended Mastery Perks, see Character Extended Mastery Perks.

About classes Class list Skill list Extended Mastery

Once a class reaches level 20, its Extended Mastery is unlocked, offering a variety of bonuses through perks. The bonuses are acquired by spending Extended Mastery Points (EMP) to add stars to the perks. The total number of stars you can apply to each class at once is based on your current rank.

• See Character Extended Mastery Perks for the perks accessible to characters who are not the MC.

Obtaining EMP[edit]

• You gain 1 EMP per 36,000 EXP acquired on a Level 20 class.
• 50 or 20 Gems can be converted to 1 EMP without limit.
• No resources are refunded when removing stars.

Important Points[edit]

• EMP are shared between classes; gaining EMP on one class does not restrict where you spend it.
• On the other hand: Stars/Bonuses are not shared between classes (eg. buying the ATK perk on Fighter will not affect ATK on Berserker)
• You will need 40-100 EMP for each Row IV class you unlock, so do not spend too many on Row III classes.
• Never spend EMP on Row I or Row II classes as they see very little use compared to Row III and IV.
• EMP has an upper limit of 999 for how much you can hold free at once. Once you reach this upper limit, you won't gain any EXP until you spend EMP, thus allowing you to earn EMP once again.

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Perk list[edit]

• Unlike other characters' Extended Mastery Perks, the third star for each perk is usually the most efficient for the Main Character.
• Thus, it is usually worth investing three stars anywhere you're willing to invest one star.
• For general use, the highest priority perks are ATK, Double Attack, Debuff Success (if relevant) and HP.

Star Cap[edit]

The total number of stars that can be added to each class at a time is determined by Extended Mastery Level, which is a function of your Rank.

Star Cost[edit]

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Each star added to a perk increases the cost of additional stars, eg.

• The first star you add costs 1 EMP; the second and third each cost 2 EMP; 26 through 30 each cost 11 EMP
• Removing stars will similarly reduce the cost, making it more efficient to remove multiple stars at a time before replacing them
• Check the table below for the cost of a given star

Attack Types: Normal Attack Critical Attack Charge Attack
Other Damage Types: Plain Damage Bonus Damage Supplemental Damage
Damage Formula: Basic Concepts Detailed Formula Damage Cap Examples and Guidelines

The damage cap is an upper limit on how much damage can be dealt in various circumstances. It is not a hard limit - damage values seem to fluctuate around the perceived cap rather than hitting a specific value ceiling, but they cannot significantly surpass it. In general, normal attack damage is capped to 440,000 (440k) damage and Charge Attack damage is capped to 1,650,000 (1.65M) damage. 5★ Eternals have a higher cap Charge Attack cap at 2,020,000 (2.02M). Each character skill also has a damage cap, but the cap varies based on the individual skill.

The 1.65M value is a final damage cap - if a charge attack involves multiple hits during the animation, the final total will not significantly surpass 1.65M. However, normal multiattacks are each separate, so each hit in a triple attack can deal 440k damage. Bonus 'echo' damage also is counted separately from normal attacks (see: Warlock's Chaser or Narmaya's Butterfly Effect), so it does not contribute towards the cap.

There are various ways to temporarily increase the damage cap, such as the Kaguya summon or Ferry's Grausam. Most notably, the Hawkeye skill Crack Shot II and similar Break Assassin or OD Assassin skills raise the normal attack damage cap to 1.16M. This means end-game team building is increasingly focused on increasing multiattack rate in order to circumvent damage caps.

Some weapon skills and support skills (most notably Seraphic Weapons) can also raise the damage cap if conditions are met. Conversely, enemies with elemental resistances such as Xeno Showdown bosses take a lower damage cap (up to 50% less) for any element other than their weakness.

Besides the damage cap described above, there is a certain point where damage will no longer increase even when utilising buffs and debuffs. In general, this point is just below 13,000,000 (13M) but this can be lower for certain foes (e.g. the Campaign-Exclusive Quest is know to have a cap of 30,000 (30K).

• 2C.A. Damage Cap
• 3Chain Burst Damage Cap

Normal Attack Damage Cap[edit]

• Source^[1]
• 1m raw DMG would thus be corrected to 449k DMG.

C.A. Damage Cap[edit]

Normal Characters[edit]

• Source^[2]
• 3m raw DMG would thus be corrected to 1.69m DMG.

5★ Eternals Characters[edit]

• 5m raw DMG would thus be corrected to 2.04m DMG.

Chain Burst Damage Cap[edit]

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2 Chain[edit]

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3 Chain[edit]

4 Chain[edit]

References[edit]

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1. ↑gbf-wiki.com Normal Attack cap http://gbf-wiki.com/index.php?%A5%B7%A5%B9%A5%C6%A5%E0%BB%C5%CD%CD%B4%D8%CF%A2#m42edcf4
2. ↑gbf-wiki.com 1.68M soft cap http://gbf-wiki.com/index.php?%A5%B7%A5%B9%A5%C6%A5%E0%BB%C5%CD%CD%B4%D8%CF%A2#ma4bde3d

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