Runes

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Runes are special attachment stones which provide bonuses to the stats of Monsters. Runes are found in special sets of either two or four, with the completion of a set giving a special bonus, in addition to the individual bonuses of runes. Up to a maximum of six runes may be equipped to a monster, although they must be bound to a monster in order to take effect, and cannot be removed unless Mana Stones are spent. Like monsters, runes possess different grades of rarity and star ratings, and may be powered up to increase their effectiveness.

Runes may be obtained through a variety of different ways, such as through Dungeons like Giant's Keep, Necropolis, and Dragon's Lair, as well as through Scenario areas such as Mt. Siz and Vrofagus Ruins.

A total of 800 runes and 1000 grindstones can be held at any one time, not counting those equipped or engraved on monsters respectively. Once you have reached the maximum amount of runes, if the chest at the end of dungeons contains a rune, the chest will not appear at all.

Each rune possesses one main effect or property. The type of bonus provided by the main property is determined by the slot number which it occupies. When powered up, the bonus provided by the main property increases, with the amount increased with each power up dependent on the star rating or grade of the Rune. Effect types either take the form of Stat + X or Stat +% (e.g. ATK + 7 or ATK +5%). Usually, percentage based effects provide a greater boost to monster stats, as they scale to a monster's strength (e.g. attack of 1000 + 20% attack rune = 1200 total attack), whereas flat effects do not. Since the main effects of slot 2,4 and 6 runes can be either flat or percentage, while slot 1,3 and 5 can only be flat, it is advised to prioritize slot 2,4 and 6 runes.

In addition, Runes also possess several secondary effects or properties, called sub-stats, which also take the form of Stat + X or Stat +%. Each secondary property provides another bonus to monster stats, although the bonus is smaller than the main effect. The amount of secondary effects is determined by the rarity of the Rune. Secondary effects cannot be the same as the main effect of the Rune, and Runes cannot have more than one of the same secondary on the same Rune.

It should be noted that Rune effects only apply to the base stats of monsters, which means that bonuses are additive rather than multiplicative.

In addition, stat increases that do not result in a whole number are rounded up (e.g. +99.01 becomes a full +100)

The following table shows the list of runes, their respective set effects and the drop location.

Rune Name & Set Pieces Required			Set Effect	Acquired	Description
	Energy	2	HP +15%	Garen Forest Giant's Keep Crafting	The increase is based on the monster's base HP. Grants a +15% HP increase per Energy set equipped. (+45% HP with 3 sets)
	Fatal	4	Attack Power +35%	Mt. Siz Giant's Keep Crafting	The increase is based on the monster's base Attack.
	Blade	2	Critical Rate +15%	Kabir Ruins Giant's Keep Crafting	Increases the chance of landing a critical hit Grants +12% Critical Rate increase per Blade set equipped. (+36% CRI Rate with 3 sets)
	Swift	4	Attack Speed +25%	Mt. White Ragon Giant's Keep Crafting	The increase is based on the monster's base speed.
	Focus	2	Accuracy +20%	Telain Forest Dragon's Lair Crafting	Reduces the chance of a skill effect being resisted. ¹ Grants a +20% Accuracy increase per Focus set equipped. (+60% ACC with 3 sets)
	Guard	2	Defense +15%	Hydeni Ruins Dragon's Lair Crafting	The increase is based on the monster's base Defense. Grants a +15% Defense increase per Guard set equipped. (+45% DEF with 3 sets)
	Endure	2	Resistance +20%	Tamor Desert Dragon's Lair Crafting	Increases the chances of resisting an enemy debuff being applied to your monster. Grants +20% Resistance increase per Endure set equipped. (+60% RES with 3 sets)
	Shield	2	Ally Shield 3 turns (15% of HP)	Vrofagus Ruins Dragon's Lair Crafting	All allies get a shield worth 15% of runed monster's base HP (45% HP with 3 sets). The shield amount will stack when multiple monsters are equipped with shield rune (225% HP at Max if 5 monsters use 3 sets each).² This shield is removable buff. The shield will reactivate when a new wave starts (Secret Dungeons excluded), but does not reactivate after revival.
	Revenge	2	Counterattack +15%	Faimon Volcano Dragon's Lair Crafting	Counterattacks with first skill, dealing 75% of its original damage when attacked with 15% chance (45% chance with 3 sets).³ "Additional Turn" effects won't be triggered when counterattacking. Turns aren't used up when counterattacking. First skill effect and passive skill are activated on counterattacks unless stated otherwise in the skill description. Despair and Vampire rune effects can also activate.
	Will	2	Immunity +1 turn	Aiden Forest Necropolis Crafting	Grants immunity for 1 turn per set equipped at the start of the battle (3 turns with 3 sets). This immunity is a removable buff The rune's effect will reactivate when a new wave starts (Secret Dungeons excluded), but won't reactivate if monster is revived.
	Nemesis	2	ATK Gauge +4% (for every 7% HP lost)	Ferun Castle Necropolis Crafting	The attack gauge increases by 4% per set equipped for every 7% HP lost (12% increase with 3 sets). Multi-hit attacks must each take 7% HP at least to activate the rune. Doesn't work with continuous damage or any skill that sacrifice your monster HP.
	Vampire	4	Life Drain +35%	Mt. Runar Necropolis Crafting	Recovers HP by 35% of the damage dealt. Stack with skill that drains HP (eg. Lapis, Verdehile). Doesn't work with continuous damage or any skill that is a percentage of enemy's HP (eg. Sigmarus' third skill).
	Destroy	2	30% of the damage dealt will reduce up to 4% of the enemy's Max HP	Chiruka Remains Necropolis Crafting	Up to 60% of the enemy's Max HP can be reduced permanently in battle (The enemy's Max HP can't go below 40% of its original value) Destroy effects only apply once per turn and not per hit. Destroy runes don't increase the damage you dealt. It only reduces the enemy's Max HP based on the damage you dealt up to 4% of the enemy's Max HP (12% of the enemy's Max HP with 3 sets)
	Despair	4	Stun Rate +25%	Giant's Keep Crafting	Adds a 25% chance stun to all skills that deal damage immediately (e.g. mounting bombs do not activate despair effect). Despair stun chance is independent from inherent skills stun chance. (i.e. It adds another roll.) Despair stuns cannot be resisted (except by Immunity, passives that make the monster immune to stun, and all non-scenario boss monsters). Despair stuns may still activate on Glancing Hits but will not stick. Multi-hit skills only activate despair stuns on subsequent hits if the first hit per monster activates Despair. ⁴ Each new skill use in a chain has an independent chance to activate Despair stun.
	Violent	4	Get Extra Turn +22%	Dragon's Lair Crafting	Adds a 22% chance to receive an extra turn when using any active skill. Each subsequent turn has a 45% reduced chance of activation than the previous chance. (22%, 12.1%, 6.7%, ...)
	Rage	4	Critical Damage +40%	Necropolis Crafting	Increases Critical Damage by 40%. Critical Damage scales with damage based on Attack, HP, Speed, Defense, or the Opponent's HP, Speed, Defense.
	Fight	2	Allies' ATK +8%	Rift Dungeon Crafting	Increases Attack of all allies by 8% of their base attack.
	Determination	2	Allies' DEF +8%	Rift Dungeon Crafting	Increases Defence of all allies by 8% of their base defense.
	Enhance	2	Allies' HP +8%	Rift Dungeon Crafting	Increases Hp of all allies by 8% of their base hp.
	Accuracy	2	Allies' ACC +10%	Rift Dungeon Crafting	Increases Accuracy of all allies by 10%.
	Tolerance	2	Allies' RES +10%	Rift Dungeon Crafting	Increases Resistance of all allies by 10%.

1. Read here for more information about accuracy and resistance.
2. If multiple monsters have shield runes equipped, the created shield total amount will be additive of the wearer's base HP (e.g. a Lv40 Leo (11850 * 15% = 1777.5) and a Lv40 Emma (10215 * 15% = 1532.25) with one set of Shield on each will give each party member a shield of 3310 HP).
3. Revenge runes cannot counterattack a counterattack.
4. Multi-hit skills which randomly attack different enemies have a chance of activating despair stun on subsequent hits if the first hit on that monster activates despair (source). The same applies to skills which hit the same enemy multiple times (source).

In addition to main and sub-stats, Runes will on occasion come with a prefix stat. These stats are the same kinds found in main and sub-stats, and can not have the same effect as the main and sub-stats. Additionally, prefix stats cannot be upgraded through the power up process.

Runes with prefix stats usually come with a special title. The following are the titles available for each prefix stat.

Stat	Title	Bonus when acquired
HP+	Strong	52-355
HP %	Tenacious	1-8%
Atk+	Ferocious	2-17
Atk %	Powerful	1-8%
Def+	Sturdy	2-17
Def %	Durable	1-8%
Spd+	Quick	1-6
CRI Rate %	Mortal	1-6%
CRI Dmg %	Cruel	1-7%
Resistance %	Resistant	1-8%
Accuracy %	Intricate	1-8%

At the cost of mana stones, Runes can be powered up, increasing the strength of their effect. How much of an increase depends on the grade of a Rune, with higher grades generally offering more of an increase.

Runes can be powered up a maximum of fifteen times. When powering up Runes, the chance of a successful power-up will depend on the Rune level. Powering up a rune from +1 to +3 has a 100% success rate which will go down successively with each level.

Levels	Success rate
+3→4	85%
+4→5	70%
+5→6	60%
+6→7	50%
+7→8	40%
+8→9	30%
+9→10	25%
+10→11	20%
+11→12	15%
+12→13	10%
+13→14	8%
+14→15	5%

Runes can be strengthened by powering-up using mana. The cost of powering-up does not depend on the rarity or type of rune - it only depends on the grade and level of the rune. For example, the cost of powering-up a 1-Star Normal Guard Rune is the same as powering-up a 1-Star Legendary Energy Rune. The mana is spent regardless of the success or failure of the rune power-up attempt. Failing to power-up a rune will not downgrade or destroy the rune.

The following table lists the cost of attempting to power-up a rune.

Cost to
+1	100	150	225	330	500	750
+2	175	300	475	680	950	1,475
+3	250	450	725	1,030	1,400	2,200
+4	400	700	1,075	1,480	1,925	3,050
+5	550	950	1,425	1,930	2,450	3,900
+6	775	1,275	1,875	2,455	3,175	4,875
+7	1,000	1,600	2,325	2,980	3,900	5,850
+8	1,300	2,025	2,850	3,680	4,750	6,975
+9	1,600	2,450	3,375	4,380	5,600	8,100
+10	2,000	3,000	4,075	5,205	6,600	9,350
+11	2,400	3,550	4,775	6,030	7,600	10,600
+12	2,925	4,225	5,600	6,980	8,850	11,975
+13	3,450	4,900	6,425	7,930	10,100	13,350
+14	4,100	5,700	7,375	9,130	11,600	14,850
+15	4,750	6,500	8,325	10,330	13,100	16,350

Utilizing the data from the tables above we can estimate the average cost to upgrade runes to certain threshold. You should not expect to spend exactly that amount, but the cost per rune of upgrading a huge number will usually even out to a value close to the numbers listed on the following table.

Cost
+0→3	525	900	1,425	2,040	2,850	4,425
+3→6	2,548	4,306	6,426	8,590	11,057	17,285
+6→9	10,584	16,430	23,025	29,760	38,342	56,138
+9→12	39,500	57,917	77,509	97,504	123,400	170,234
+12→15	180,750	250,250	322,938	400,025	508,000	646,125
+0→6	3,073	5,206	7,851	10,630	13,907	21,710
+0→9	13,657	21,635	30,876	40,390	52,249	77,848
+0→12	53,157	79,552	108,384	137,894	175,649	248,081
+0→15	233,907	329,802	431,322	537,919	683,649	894,206

Like monsters, Runes also come in different grades of rarity. There are five different grades:

Normal - White (0)
Magic - Green (3)
Rare - Blue (6)
Hero - Purple (9)
Legendary - Orange (12)

The higher the rarity, the more secondary effects the Rune will start with. For instance, a normal Rune has no extra effects, magic has one, a rare has two, and so on.

The following table illustrates the number of secondary effects possible for each rarity.

Runes can be found at any of the above rarities, although they can still be powered up at a cost of Mana Stones in order to reach the next grade. In general, Runes change rarities every three levels, or at intervals of 3/6/9/12. However, if a rune is found at higher rarity than Normal (white Runes), switching to the next rarity will not take place until the specific level associated with that rarity is reached. So a level 0 Magic rune, when powered-up to level 3, will not upgrade rarity until level 6.

If a rune with a higher rarity than normal for its level is powered up, then at +3, +6 etc. it will upgrade preexisting secondary effects. If more than one is present, which effect is upgraded is chosen randomly. This occurs until the rune is at the correct rarity for its level, at which point it will begin to receive new secondary effects up to a maximum of four. E.g. a Magic Rune with a secondary effect of +4 speed will always upgrade the preexisting secondary effect (speed) at a powerup level of +3, whereas a Normal Rune with no secondary effects will create a new secondary effect every three powerups up to and including +12, and will never upgrade an existing one. In the same way, a Legendary Rune (already with four secondary effects) will spend every third powerup upgrading existing secondary effects, and will never create a new one.

The following table illustrates the number of total upgrades to secondary effects possible for each rarity.

i.e. A +9 Magic rune would have had a total of 1 upgrade to its secondary effects, whereas a +9 Legendary rune would have had a total of 3 upgrades to its secondary effects.

Note that +15 never adds an upgrade for secondary stats. Instead, it gives a big bonus to the primary.

Similar to monsters, Runes also come in different grades, which are based on star ratings. Each Rune is available in star ratings from 1-6, although unlike monsters, Runes cannot evolve or move past their initial star rating.

The star rating of a Rune impacts the magnitude of both its main effects and secondary effects, as well as the rate of increase for these effects. In general, the higher the star rating, the greater the magnitude of its effects. It should be noted that at level 15, Runes receive an extra bonus to their main properties. For example, at +15, stats are increased by 20% instead of the regular rate.

The following table illustrates the effect of Rune grade, as well as primary stat changes from level to level. The first number corresponds to starting bonus, the second corresponds to rate of increase, and the third corresponds to maximum bonus (e.g. 40 / 45 / 804 = Starting bonus of 40/ increases by 45 each level, maximum bonus of 804).

Primary Stat Changes
Primary Stat
HP (+)	40 / 45 / 804	70 / 60 / 1092	100 / 75 / 1380	160 / 90 / 1704	270 / 105 / 2088	360 / 120 / 2448
HP %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	4 / 2 / 38	5 / 2.15 / 43	8 / 2.45 / 51	11 / 3 / 63
ATK (+)	3 / 3 / 54	5 / 4 / 73	7 / 5 / 92	10 / 6 / 112	15 / 7 / 135	22 / 8 / 160
ATK %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	4 / 2 / 38	5 / 2.15 / 43	8 / 2.45 / 51	11 / 3 / 63
DEF (+)	3 / 3 / 54	5 / 4 / 73	7 / 5 / 92	10 / 6 / 112	15 / 7 / 135	22 / 8 / 160
DEF %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	4 / 2 / 38	5 / 2.15 / 43	8 / 2.45 / 51	11 / 3 / 63
SPD (+)	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	3 / 1.33 / 25	4 / 1.5 / 30	5 / 2 / 39	7 / 2 / 42
CRI Rate %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	3 / 2 / 37	4 / 2.15 / 42	5 / 2.45 / 47	7 / 3 / 58
CRI Dmg %	2 / 1 / 19	3 / 2 / 37	4 / 2.25 / 43	6 / 3 / 57	8 / 3.33 / 65	11 / 4 / 80
Effect RES %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	4 / 2 / 38	6 / 2.15 / 44	9 / 2.45 / 51	12 / 3 / 64
Effect ACC %	1 / 1 / 18	2 / 1 / 19	4 / 2 / 38	6 / 2.15 / 44	9 / 2.45 / 51	12 / 3 / 64

The below table reflects the maximum sub-stat values possible for a single stat on an individual runes.

Maximum Starting Sub-Stat Value
Grade	ATK%, DEF%, HP%	ACC, RES	SPD	CR	CD	ATK+, DEF+	HP+
	2	2	1	1	2	4	60
	3	3	2	2	3	5	105
	5	4	3	3	4	8	165
	6	5	4	4	5	10	225
	7	7	5	5	5	15	300
	8	8	6	6	7	20	375

This table below illustrates the effect of Rune grade on sub-stat changes from level to level.

Maximum Sub-stat Increase Per Level
Sub-Stat
HP (+)	15 - 60	30 - 105	45 - 165	60 - 225	90 - 300	135 - 375
HP %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 5	3 - 6	4 - 7	5 - 8
ATK (+)	1 - 4	2 - 5	3 - 8	4 - 10	8 - 15	10 - 20
ATK %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 5	3 - 6	4 - 7	5 - 8
DEF (+)	1 - 4	2 - 5	3 - 8	4 - 10	8 - 15	10 - 20
DEF %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 5	3 - 6	4 - 7	5 - 8
SPD (+)	1 - 1	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 4	3 - 5	4 - 6
CRI Rate %	1 - 2	1 - 3	1 - 3	2 - 4	3 - 5	4 - 6
CRI Dmg %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 4	2 - 5	3 - 5	4 - 7
Effect RES %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 4	2 - 5	3 - 7	4 - 8
Effect ACC %	1 - 2	1 - 3	2 - 4	2 - 5	3 - 7	4 - 8

The following table illustrates the maximum possible sub-stat value achievable for a single rune when powered up fully. Maximum values including grindstone effects have been included.

Maximum Sub-Stat Values When Fully Powered Up
Sub-Stat
ACC% RES%	Max Initial	2	3	4	5	7	8
	Max +12	10	15	20	25	35	40
	Max w/ Grindstone	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
ATK+ DEF+	Max Initial	4	5	8	10	15	20
	Max +12	20	25	40	50	75	100
	Max w/ Grindstone	50	55	70	80	105	130
HP+	Max Initial	60	105	165	225	300	375
	Max +12	300	525	825	1125	1500	1875
	Max w/ Grindstone	850	1075	1375	1675	2050	2425
ATK% DEF% HP%	Max Initial	2	3	5	6	7	8
	Max +12	10	15	25	30	35	40
	Max w/ Grindstone	20	25	35	40	45	50
CRI Dmg %	Max Initial	2	3	4	5	5	7
	Max +12	10	15	20	25	25	35
	Max w/ Grindstone	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
CRI Rate %	Max Initial	1	2	3	4	5	6
	Max +12	5	10	15	20	25	30
	Max w/ Grindstone	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
SPD	Max Initial	1	2	3	4	5	6
	Max +12	5	10	15	20	25	30
	Max w/ Grindstone	10	15	20	25	30	35

Rune Sub-Stat Available Per Slot
Sub-Stat	Slot
Accuracy +%	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
ATK +	2 - 4 - 5 - 6
ATK +%	1 - 2 - 4 - 5 - 6
CRI Dmg +%	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
CRI Rate +%	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
DEF +	2 - 4 - 5 - 6
DEF +%	2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
HP +	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 6
HP +%	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
Resistance +%	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6
SPD +	1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6

When equipping Runes, each monster has a maximum of six slots which can be used. This allows room for one 4-set and one 2-set Rune set. Each individual Rune has a number from one to six in parenthesis beside its name, which corresponds to a slot number on a monster. Each Rune type has a Rune available for all six slots.

The slot number of a specific Rune determines what kind of effects are available for that specific Rune as a main property. The following table illustrates this:

Slot Number		Options
Odd Numbers	1	ATK (+)
	3	DEF (+)
	5	HP (+)
Even Numbers	2	ATK (+), ATK (%), DEF (+), DEF (%), HP (+), HP (%), Spd (+)
	4	ATK (+), ATK (%), DEF (+), DEF (%), HP (+), HP (%), Crit Rate (%), Crit Dmg (%)
	6	ATK (+), ATK (%), DEF (+), DEF (%), HP (+), HP (%), Effect RES (%), Effect ACC (%)

Additionally, because Runes can be found as drops in Scenario areas, the slot number of a Rune corresponds to the stage number in which it was found, regardless of which area. The following illustrates this:

Stage 1 = Rune 1
Stage 2 = Rune 2
Stage 3 = Rune 3
Stage 4 = Rune 4
Stage 5 = Rune 5
Stage 6 = Rune 6

For example, a slot 1 Energy Rune can be found in Garen Forest Outskirts, also known as Stage 1. A slot 6 Energy Rune can be retrieved at Garen Forest Plateau, or Stage 6.

For boss stages, Runes from all six slots can be found.

Although Runes must be bound to monsters before they can be used, they can still be removed at a cost of Mana Stones. Once removed, the rune will go back into the player's inventory and can be equipped again on a monster. Starting 6th June 2015, rune removals on the first Saturday of every month is free. (As of 22nd of March 2016 should the first Saturday of the month be the first day of the month it is postponed to the 8th)

Like the power-up cost, the cost of removing a rune only depends on the grade of the rune. The following table shows the costs of removing a Rune from a monster.

Grade	Cost
	1,000
	2,500
	5,000
	10,000
	25,000
	50,000

Runes can be obtained in a variety of ways:

Runes of all qualities can be found in the Magic Shop. The higher the player level, the more likely a rarer Rune appears.
Reward from the Temple of Wishes.
Runes drops from each Scenario area in the Battle Map. The rarity of Runes depends on difficulty level, with Normal Mode dropping 1-Star to 3-Star Runes, Hard Mode dropping 2-Star to 4-Star Runes, and Hell Mode dropping 3-Star to 5-Star Runes.
Giant's Keep, Dragon's Lair and Necropolis also drop Runes, with higher stages dropping 5-Star and 6-Star Runes.
Using Craft Materials obtained from Giant's Keep, Dragon's Lair, Necropolis, and Rift of Worlds then creating a rune at the Craft Building. This method has the added bonus of providing choice with what rune type is selected and the grade/quality it could potentially craft into.

Main article: Grindstone

Grindstones are special items that are only found in the Rift of Worlds as a reward drop from defeating a Raid boss and Tartarus' Labyrinth. They can be used to enhance one of the sub-stats on any given rune to a higher number, depending on the grade of the grindstone. Grindstones may be used an unlimited number of times on a rune, although the increase will always be based on the substat's base number before enhancing. As well, only the main stats (attack, defense, HP, speed) can be enhanced with a grindstone.

Main article: Enchanted Gem

Enchanted Gems are special items found only in the Rift of Worlds as a reward drop from defeating a Raid boss and Tartarus' Labyrinth. They can be used to change one sub-stat into another one. The new sub-stat is based on the Enchanted Gem itself, with each designating which sub-stat will be the new one. Only runes powered up to +12 can have a sub-stat replaced.

Reappraisal Stones are special items which can only be obtained by crating through the Craft Building or some Events. When used, they will randomly reset all the sub-stats on a rune. Any sub-stats that were added in through Enchanted Gems or amplified through Grindstones will automatically disappear. Sub-stat increases obtained through power-ups will automatically be reflected in the new sub-stats, with the distribution of power-ups between the new stats being random. Reappraisal Stones can only be used on a rune that has been powered to +12 and above.

Main article: Power-Up Stones

Power-Up Stones are special event only items which raise the chances of a rune successfully being powered up. One stone is used up for each power-up attempt, regardless of whether it was successful or not.

Rarity (when acquired)

Language	Title
English	Runes
Korean	룬 각인
Japanese	ルーン刻印
Traditional Chinese	符文鑲嵌
Simplified Chinese	符文
French	Runes
German	Runen
Russian	Руны
Portuguese	Runas
Spanish	Runas
Indonesian	Rune
Malay	Run
Vietnamese	Ấn Thạch
Thai	รูนส์