Getting Started - First Boss

After several battles with regular enemies, you will face your first boss. Day 1 boss is an F-tier one, called "Minion".

Minions are weak bosses that appear every 2 days, and are always F-tier, the lowest tier in the game.

Bosses have higher Health and level, this one in particular, has a HP multiplier of 1.8x, and +3 levels from the dungeon level, so it may take longer to defeat than regular enemies. However, at this point, you may probably have 4 Party members already, so it won't be a big deal.

After the fight, your members will get double the experience points they would get when fighting regular enemies. And a new Day will be generated, with new and stronger enemies.

Be careful, as the Day 2 boss will be more strong. An E-tier Mid Chief.

## Coming back to Town

As you don't regenerate HP while in the Dungeon, it is possible to get all your characters defeated in Battle, and returning to Town. Alternatively, you can use the Eject button (or the E hotkey) to go back instantly. Ejecting makes all your Party members lose some HP, but it's still less damage than a full party wipe.

By looking at the top bar, you will notice the health bars not being full. It's time to heal your characters before going back to the Dungeon. You can either wait a little and your team will slowly regenerate HP in Town (and also get passive EXP), or use the Heal Party button, which costs money.

After all that time spent in the Dungeon, you may have got several minutes worth of money, so you can use that to upgrade your characters.

One way of improving your team with that time is the Level Up Party button. It costs money depending on characters level and remaining EXP to level up. You can also level them up individually in the Training menu, if you want to focus more on lower level ones.

As you may have a lot of unspent SKP from all the level ups, now it's the time to spend them. By clicking the star button next to each stat/skill, you mark that as favorite. If you already have an idea on how to build your characters, you can fav some stats and skills and all SKP will be invested there when you hit Auto-Assign SKP.

Micromanaging all your Party and Reserve members can be tedious, but at least you can fine tune your Party members by setting favorites.

## Editing your Team

If you are lucky, you may have recruited some characters in your first dungeon run, maybe you have some in your Reserve.

By clicking two different characters in the Team menu, you can switch their positions, being able to edit your Party, adding different allies from your Reserve. You can also swap the positions of your main team members.

The first character in your team is important, because enemies will hit that member first before attempting to take down other members. This means you need to place your stronger character there, in terms of Health, Defense and MP. That is, your main Tank.

Having a tank-less team is also possible, you can do everything you like, if you want to go that route. But in order to protect your weaker teammates and deal the most damage before a party wipe, it's recommended to have one tank at least. The same applies with having no DPS. Unless you want endless fights where everyone deals -1HP damage, have at least one good DPS in your team, specialized in either Physical or Magical damage.

Lastly, you can click one of the fast sorting buttons to sort all your allies by level, tier, etc.

Next: Getting Started - Fusions and Higher Tiers