Thread: Updated Kamihime Project Rerolling Guide for New and Intermediate Players

Cant i have the sol account? I looking for her for so long, she doesnt like me T^T

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Cant i have the sol account? I looking for her for so long, she doesnt like me T^T

dont take the Sol account. take Kitty's account with LTsukuyomi, Metatron and several other Light SR's. there is still time for u to Miracle pick Sol

Im rerolling for Amaterasu but after 200 accounts still no luck... So if anyone has an account with her that they dont need that would be great ^^
Also willing to trade one of my 3 accounts with sol for one with amaterasu.

So where do I go from here? I'm going to main wind since I already have Gaia, Cu Chulainn, Oberon and Cybele. I just don't know which path I should take considering that I have a piece each from the recommended endurance and the berserk build. I was thinking I should just aim for SSR Cybele + Titania and using a healer like Andromeda.

Originally Posted by FreeToPay

So where do I go from here? I'm going to main wind since I already have Gaia, Cu Chulainn, Oberon and Cybele. I just don't know which path I should take considering that I have a piece each from the recommended endurance and the berserk build. I was thinking I should just aim for SSR Cybele + Titania and using a healer like Andromeda.

The good point about Wind is that it's quite versatile. With Cu Chu, Titania, Cybele and any other bursty wind hime, you can build a team that can rush pretty much through any Thunder content. Or you can wait for Seth and play the turtle game with Gaia, Hastur and Cybele.

I can't help but feel that rerolling is somewhat being overrated.

For example... what the guide fails to mention is that because of the rarity of some Eidolons your chances of ever getting the same one are extremely rare. Heck, the time which some people need for the rerolling process proves as much. Yet this also implies that you won't be level breaking your Eidolon any time soon.

And quite frankly I'll take a maxed out Eidolon over a capped level 40 anytime. Also because most Eidolons can provide several status effects which, when enhanced, only get better. This allows you to truly level up and expand your team.

Another reason why I feel this way is because if there's one thing I learned about the game it's that raw attack power will only get you so far. So all that time spent on trying to get the "best" team is - in my opinion obviously - much better spent on actually playing and learning more about the game. And leveling up your Hime's and Eidolons of course!

Finally the guide claims that if you have a rare Eidolon you'll get many friends in no time because of its rarity. I seriously doubt that and consider the statement overrated. Sure; people who know the game inside out and who actually recognize those Eidolons maybe tempted to pick those over others. But every other casual player will start by looking at the Eidolon's level. The higher the better right? So I don't think too many people would pick a level 40 rare Eidolon over a maxed out level 100. Heck; even level 50 would probably beat it.

And wasn't all this aimed at new players? Why assume that new players actually know all the rare Eidolons?

Fact is that you'll get friends no matter what. It's the way the game works. Another fact is that if you're not very active with playing then you won't earn much extra cash anyway, no matter how rare your Eidolons are. Simply because your name wouldn't be listed.

Now... don't get me wrong here. I'm not saying that there's no value to rerolling at all, absolutely not.

But I do think some people are seriously overhyping the whole thing. Actually learning the game play, building up a good strategy for your element team and recognizing and addressing the teams weaknesses can get you much better results than just getting hold of a bunch of rare and limited Eidolons and blindly relying on their capabilities.

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

I can't help but feel that rerolling is somewhat being overrated.

For example... what the guide fails to mention is that because of the rarity of some Eidolons your chances of ever getting the same one are extremely rare. Heck, the time which some people need for the rerolling process proves as much. Yet this also implies that you won't be level breaking your Eidolon any time soon.

And quite frankly I'll take a maxed out Eidolon over a capped level 40 anytime. Also because most Eidolons can provide several status effects which, when enhanced, only get better. This allows you to truly level up and expand your team.

Another reason why I feel this way is because if there's one thing I learned about the game it's that raw attack power will only get you so far. So all that time spent on trying to get the "best" team is - in my opinion obviously - much better spent on actually playing and learning more about the game. And leveling up your Hime's and Eidolons of course!

Finally the guide claims that if you have a rare Eidolon you'll get many friends in no time because of its rarity. I seriously doubt that and consider the statement overrated. Sure; people who know the game inside out and who actually recognize those Eidolons maybe tempted to pick those over others. But every other casual player will start by looking at the Eidolon's level. The higher the better right? So I don't think too many people would pick a level 40 rare Eidolon over a maxed out level 100. Heck; even level 50 would probably beat it.

And wasn't all this aimed at new players? Why assume that new players actually know all the rare Eidolons?

Fact is that you'll get friends no matter what. It's the way the game works. Another fact is that if you're not very active with playing then you won't earn much extra cash anyway, no matter how rare your Eidolons are. Simply because your name wouldn't be listed.

Now... don't get me wrong here. I'm not saying that there's no value to rerolling at all, absolutely not.

But I do think some people are seriously overhyping the whole thing. Actually learning the game play, building up a good strategy for your element team and recognizing and addressing the teams weaknesses can get you much better results than just getting hold of a bunch of rare and limited Eidolons and blindly relying on their capabilities.

You dont need a bunch, just 1 100% eidolons is enough because rare eidolons attract rare eidolons, with 2 100% eidolons your R team will hit like a motherfucker

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

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And quite frankly I'll take a maxed out Eidolon over a capped level 40 anytime.

You don't understand how the game works.

A 100% Eidolon at 0-stars is by far stronger than a LMB event Eidolon (45% currently, technically we're getting 50% with caveats later). Even LMB Gacha Eidolons (whales only) are 60%. As such, you are just mathematically flat out wrong, and this is even before considering the friend-list benefits and long term team planning benefits.

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

Also because most Eidolons can provide several status effects which, when enhanced, only get better.

Literally only Dragoons as far as I know. So you're wrong here as well.

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

Another reason why I feel this way is because if there's one thing I learned about the game it's that raw attack power will only get you so far. So all that time spent on trying to get the "best" team is - in my opinion obviously - much better spent on actually playing and learning more about the game.

The same way you've learnt it all wrong? Yeah, that'll sure help.

The "best" team will perform extremely well, even if played badly. The "best" team with a P2W Eidolon will just faceroll all content in the near future, though not in the far future.

Though, later on in Kamihime's life cycle we'll get actually complex Hime where this might be an argument since you can't just AAB and gain decent results.

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

Finally the guide claims that if you have a rare Eidolon you'll get many friends in no time because of its rarity. I seriously doubt that and consider the statement overrated. Sure; people who know the game inside out and who actually recognize those Eidolons maybe tempted to pick those over others. But every other casual player will start by looking at the Eidolon's level. The higher the better right? So I don't think too many people would pick a level 40 rare Eidolon over a maxed out level 100. Heck; even level 50 would probably beat it.

Maybe new players might make that mistake, yes. But any new player on your Friend List is worthless, as such, this argument is also flat out wrong. That's just not how the game works.

New players can't get any Friend slots from veteran players since they have nothing to offer them. You can easily get people to your Friend List, yes. But these people will likely only one or two good Eidolons - if even that. This also strongly depends on when you start the game. If there have been strong Eidolon lately, then people at roughly your Rank will have those - but nothing else. Worst case scenario, there have only been garbage Eidolons lately and there are zero useful Eidolons for you anywhere.

Meanwhile, if you reroll into a P2W Eidolon you instantly get a free pass to just about every veteran's Friend List. And bam, you have access good Eidolons in EVERY element, not just the one your P2W Eidolon is. Would you look at that, I guess it helps that you're friends with people who actually know how to play the game.


So, maybe it would be time for you reroll? It's obvious that you haven't understood the advantages of it at all.

Originally Posted by ZenMaster

I can't help but feel that rerolling is somewhat being overrated.


Finally the guide claims that if you have a rare Eidolon you'll get many friends in no time because of its rarity. I seriously doubt that and consider the statement overrated. Sure; people who know the game inside out and who actually recognize those Eidolons maybe tempted to pick those over others. But every other casual player will start by looking at the Eidolon's level. The higher the better right? So I don't think too many people would pick a level 40 rare Eidolon over a maxed out level 100. Heck; even level 50 would probably beat it.

Casual player will see lvl 85/100 eydolon with 30-40-45% element and lvl 40 with+100%... i highly doubt that he will not choose 100% one who will double damage (actualy not double, but we are looking from casual side, who don't know math). The only problem i see - that reroll into 100% may take years because chance is too low. So i don't recomend to reroll too much, but pick some good hime and start to play. If you will get 100% reroll - you're very lucky, just play with it, himes doesn't matter. If don't - ok, chance is almost zero anyway.

I’d just like to chime in on the benefits of a 100% eidolon for your friends list. When I rerolled for the 100% wind eidolon I had a friend request from a rank 126 player a day later. Also a lot of us who rerolled for hraesvelger friended each other while leveling. It’s very easy for me to punch outside my weight class with a double 100% eidolon setup. Compared to my first account during the Icarus event where I mained fire and the best I could get was 30% elemental it’s night and day as far as the friends list is concerned.