Anime Dice Towers

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Where combat happens

Go to the central hub and follow the TOWERS entrance near the Grades and Traits stations. Choose a mode and select your owned team. Recent footage shows Equip Best → Fight → Auto → Hide as the sequence for starting and minimizing a repeating run. Inspect the selected units before Fight; automatic selection is a convenience, not proof of an optimal team.

Infinity is a separate selection in the newer source, not another name for all three normal towers. Update 4 footage reports an additional Tower and tier-four potions in Infinity; the video's captions do not securely identify the new Tower name. The four names above remain useful earlier references, not a claim that Update 4 has exactly four choices.

Start a run and use its result

1. Choose Dragon/Easy to learn your team's outcome, or a mode you have already reached comfortably.
2. Check the actual reward/entry panel and your Damage/Health. Resource costs and drops may differ between modes.
3. Select your team, press Fight, and use Auto if you want the supported repeating behavior. Hide minimizes the combat display; it does not prove a clear.
4. Watch where progress stops. If units die before dealing enough damage, improve survivability or replace the weakest copy. If they survive but barely reduce enemy health, compare Damage.
5. Change one thing, rerun the same mode and compare the reached floor/result. Spend only what fits your session goal.

Watch a Tower run and compare farming results

Start with the team-selection and run sequence, then jump to the creator comparing progress on Easy and Medium. Use your own rewards and elapsed time to choose a farm.

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The reached floors and rewards belong to this earlier Superlex session, not a universal clear requirement or guaranteed reward rate. The cover is the creator's promotional artwork, not a stats reference.

What can the Tower supply?

Creator sessions show Gems, Trait Rerolls and other reward resources being collected from runs, then spent at the Grade and Trait stations. A Daily quest also awards 5 Tickets for defeating two Towers in the captured quest list. The newer session discusses mode-specific percentages, but its demonstratives do not safely bind every number to a named reward/mode; no fabricated per-floor payout table is provided.

Choose a run for the resource you need

For an efficient farm, include queueing, fights, failed attempts and claim time in your measurement. Example using hypothetical run rewards: 20 Gems in five minutes with every run completed is 4 Gems/minute. A harder run offering 30 Gems, completed only 40% of the time with five minutes per attempt, averages 2.4 Gems/minute if failures pay nothing. The easier mode wins that example. If failed runs pay partial rewards, count those too.

Choose Traits by the combat stat that changes

These ratios use the recorded Trait effects and hold the character's other modifiers fixed. They explain why replacing an all-stat Trait with a specialized lower multiplier can weaken a fighter. They do not predict a clear floor or the cost of successfully rerolling that Trait. Compare your actual two copies before replacing a team member.

Match the trait to the problem

Money III's 2× Income helps the cash plot. Damage III's 2× Damage or Health III's 2× Health targets a combat limitation. Samurai's 3× all three supports both. Compare actual copies and the full Trait effects before rerolling a working keeper.

An earlier CHALLS run stopped around floor 7–8 on Medium. In Superlex’s other session (about 10:45–11:52), the same player compared nearly floor 100 on Easy with floor 24 on Medium, reported fewer resources from Medium and chose the easier run. Higher difficulty need not be your better farm. With the same team and boosts, record each run’s duration and the amount of the resource you actually need; compare both resource per run and resource per minute = amount ÷ minutes. If 10 Gems take 2 minutes versus 12 Gems in 4 minutes, that is 5 versus 3 Gems/minute; choose according to your resource target and available time. That arithmetic example is illustrative, not a Tower payout table. Neither creator result is a required account benchmark. There are no established fixed stat thresholds for every floor in these sources. Improve a keeper or buy permanent upgrades according to the observed failure.