Dresses

For a comparison of Dress stats, see the ►Dress List

## Overview

In this game, dresses are the main equipment for the playable characters, and moreover, actually represent the girl in most usage. Each dress has its own stats, levels, and skills. Some also have Story segments associated with them as well (SR and UR have two chapters, one available immediately, and a second unlocked at lvl 30). Dresses can be obtained through Gacha, Quests, and Events.

In most modes, you are playing as a party of up to 4 girls during battle. The 4 girls are chosen by setting that girl's dress as the main dress for each slot. Each slot can also have up to 4 sub-dresses assigned, as well as 5 orbs, which increase the stats of that slot. Each dress will also have an element. You cannot set the same girl (or more specifically in this case, more than one dress belonging to a single girl) in more than one slot.

Each named dress will have it's own set of all of the following parameters that do not change for multiple copies of the same dress. Except for Element, Rarity, and Type, each dress can be improved in different ways.

## Stats

Each dress will have its own unique base set of stats:

* HP

This is your standard Hit Points which represent the girl's life bar max. The final calculated HP for the slot is what is used during a battle as the starting/max HP for that girl., from the combination of Main Dress, Sub-dresses, and orbs,
* ATK

This is the base damage done by the girl's attacks. All of the skills will do at least this much damage, though the skill specifics may increase this.
* DEF

This is the base defense for the girl. It is straight damage reduction, so high DEF reduces damage taken by a lot. It can be modified by passive skills.
* SPD

This is the speed of the girl's actions. Magicami's battles run on a variation of Final Fantasy's Active Time Battle structure, where each entity in a battle has an action bar that fills up, and when full, allows the entity to take a turn. High SPD means this girl's bar fills up faster than others.
* FCS

This is the girl's ability to inflict debuffs. High values here mean that it is easier to inflict a debuff along with the regular damage of an attack, per the skill used (not every skill attack has a chance to inflict a status).
* RES

This is the girl's ability to resist debuffs. High values here mean that it is easier to resist getting a debuff from enemy attacks.
## Levels

Each dress starts at lvl 1. These levels can be increased with Enhancer Yarn and Bell. Each dress has an initial lvl limit of 60.

### Limit Break

Dresses can be further improved by Limit Breaking them. Each dress can be Limit Broken up to 4 times, increasing the level cap by 5 each time, up to a maximum of lvl 80. Limit breaking a dress requires an exact duplicate dress, which will be destroyed in the process, Fate Spheres or Character Spheres, or event items for Event default dresses.

## Skills

Each dress will have 1-5 skills. There are three types of skills:

* Active skills which are attacks that can be used in battle.
* Passive skills which are bonuses that are active for the entire battle without requiring you to do anything.
* Sub-Dress skills which affect how the dress lends its power to the slot when used as a sub-dress.

Each skill will have a description of what it does when used. This can be a statement of increased damage over the base, increased numbers of hits per attack, healing, additional buffs for the girls or debuffs for enemies, or other effects. Each skill will have a different number of turns for recasting, meaning the given number of turns will have to pass for this girl before this skill can be used again. Each dress will have 1 attack with a recast of None, and can be used every turn, but all other skills will have a recast of at least 1, meaning it can only be used every other turn.

### Skill Enhance

Skills can be upgraded a number of times by using the different elemental gemstone materials sometimes including Magic Quartz, as well as Bell. Each skill will have its own level and level cap, generally ranging from 1 to 8 levels. Each increase in level may change a different aspect of the attack, such as increasing damage done, increasing percentage hit for debuffs, or reducing recast turns.

## Element

Each dress will have an associated element. This element determines the strength of attacks as compared to the target enemy element, as well as if the dress aligns and boosts the slot by element as a sub-dress.

For more info, see the page on Battle.

## Rarity

Each dress will have a rarity level. Higher rarity means it is harder to get from any Gacha, but also means that it's base stats at lvl 1 will be higher. Higher rarity dresses will also come with more skills. Rarity and Type will determine where you get the dress from, and how hard it is to do so.

There are 4 rarity levels:

* UR - Ultra Rare

These are the most powerful dresses. Many event dresses belong to this rarity. These will also come with two Story chapters.
* SR - Super Rare

These are powerful dresses, but much more common. Many event dresses belong to this rarity. These will also come with two Story chapters.
* R - Rare

These are actually the most common dresses, as most Gacha drops are at least Rare.
* N - Normal

These dresses, paradoxically, can be quite hard to come by, as they are generally only given as part of Quests, though many of them are automatic awards for the Main Story Quests.
## Availability

Each dress will also have a different availability, depending on theme or association with events. There are 6 types of dresses:

* Unique dresses have non-standard acquisition methods
* Standard dresses are available in all Gacha pools
* Demon's Style dresses are available only in their respective Gacha pool
* Event dresses are only obtainable from their specified Event
* Limited dresses are only obtainable from their Gacha banner, and are not added to the standard Gacha pool
* Fest dresses are only obtainable from their respective banner, and are not added to the standard Gacha pool, similar to limited dresses.
* Semi-Limited dresses are initially only obtainable from their Gacha banner but then are in the gacha pool of other limited banners, but are not added to the standard Gacha pool
* Cycling dresses are first available only from their Gacha banner, but may reappear in a specific rate-up, or eventually be added to the standard Gacha pool

Due to withholding updates to the premium gacha pool for an unknown reason for three months, the standard pool has not received an update since August. This now makes all dresses past Wedding Lingerie Gula appear in the standard pool 6 months after first release instead of 3 months.

### Special

* These Dresses are available in the gacha.

 Steins;Gate | 17th May 2021 - 31st May 2021
Every day at reset, 10 pulls can be drawn from this gacha for free.
Daru Marianne is the only UR in the pool, however the pool is the same as the standard pool up the additions at 30th April 2021, with the exception of all other URs removed.
 R2 Evo and R2 | 15th Dec. 2021 - 31st Dec. 2021
Magica Round 2 Evo and Magica Round 2 dresses are the only UR and SR respectively in the pool, all R dresses are the same as standard gacha pulls.
Rate ups:
* 16th and 21st: Lilly and Iko
* 17th and 22nd: Marianne and Akisa
* 18th and 23rd: Aka and Ao
* 19th and 24th: Hanabi and Eliza
* 20th and 25th: Cocoa and Seira
* 26th - 31st: All available with no rate up

Note: Lilly and Iko's first banners also extend to the last two hours before daily reset on the 15th

### Standard

* These **Dresses** appear in standard Gachas and are available since the launch of the game, or have been added to the pool at a later date

### Demon's Style

* These **Dresses** are always available, but only obtainable from their respective Gacha

### Event

* These **Dresses** are available in specific Demon Tear or Item Gacha Events

### Limited

* These **Dresses** are available only in their limited banners, and may only reappear in the same banner re-release.

### Fest

* These **Dresses** are available only in the same banner kind that they appeared, meaning Magifest dresses are limited to Magifest banners, and Camifest dresses are limited to Camifest banners.

Non-rate up dresses limited to fest pools have different drop rates than other UR dress.
Semi-limited dresses appear with the same rates as standard URs

For a full stat list of Fest dresses, see Fest Dresses. For other information, see Fest.

### Semi-Limited

* These **Dresses** are available only in limited banners and are not added to the standard pool.

### Cycling

* These **Dresses** behave as limiteds for a brief time until they are added to the permanent Gacha pool.