UnGodly beginner guide

The four buttons

Help articles split attacks into Light, Heavy, Special, and Ultimate. Light and Heavy are the basic strings. Special and Ultimate are the buttons that apply an Essence, which is how reactions start. I do not reprint every Primal’s four skill names here; those sit on the official Primal pages and in the roster.

Swapping is the skill the store trailer shows and the help text assumes. A dead or empty gauge is a reason to change character, not a reason to wait for an auto mode that the articles do not list.

Early currency

New Primals come from the Awakening banner. The help article prices one pull at 160 Awakening Stones and ten at 1,600, and it does not describe a pity counter. I treat “no pity written down” as “pity unpublished,” not as proof that pity is absent forever. Spending the first stones on the featured six-star banner is the only early priority I will state, because 1.0 names Iselda and Kyrisse as that banner.

Level cap, seals, and skill upgrades each have their own help articles. Raise the cap before you pour materials into a skill you cannot rank yet. Seals unlock on a separate track from the level number. Power Rating adds those pieces together for one character; it is not a leaderboard.

What to ignore in week one

Redeem codes are an empty list. Chasing a coupon is slower than learning the swap. Nethermaw Gauntlet and Descent are endgame climbs described on the modes page. Open them after the story hub stops blocking the door; the help text does not give a level number, so I will not invent “unlocks at 20.”

A July 2026 MuMuPlayer beginner post is useful as a topic list and stale as a patch guide. The video on this page is a post-launch beginner piece. Where they disagree with the help center, the help center wins.