How to Earn Combat Rewards in Angels Pact: Reversal World

To earn and optimize combat rewards in Angels Pact: Reversal World, push main adventure stages until your team reaches a stat ceiling, collect your auto-patrol chest before it hits its 12-hour limit, and delay fast combat blitzes until after your daily power upgrades. Every boss cleared permanently scales your hourly passive earnings, making stage progression the foundation of your resource income.

Core Combat Drop Categories

Eliminating monster waves and stage bosses supplies equipment and upgrade currencies directly to your inventory.

Reward Category	Primary Drop Source	Main Utility
Equipment Pieces	Stage boss clears and elite waves	Increases squad Combat Power (CP); dismantled for refinement ore
Gold and Hero EXP	Normal monster waves and patrol	Levels hero base stats and funds forge enhancements
Angel Upgrade Stones	Boss first-clears and stage chests	Ascends Angel star ranks to unlock combat passives
Refinement Materials	Smelted surplus equipment	Enhances gear sockets and refines secondary stats

Routine monster waves yield standard experience and lower-tier gear, while purple and gold equipment pieces drop primarily from stage boss victories.

Scaling Passive Patrol Rewards

Your idle patrol yield generates resources continuously based on your highest cleared main stage. Higher-numbered chapters grant better gold-per-minute rates, higher experience point gains, and improved drop rates for higher-rarity equipment.

Push bosses immediately: Whenever you increase your team's CP through Angel leveling, weapon forging, or relic upgrades, challenge the next stage boss immediately to raise your passive hourly baseline.
Collect before the cap: Patrol chests store up to 12 hours of accumulated combat loot. Once full, resource generation stops entirely. Empty the patrol chest at least twice daily to avoid losing rewards.

Daily Routine for Fast Combat Sweeps

The fast combat feature instantly awards two hours of your current stage's patrol rewards, including player EXP, gold, and random gear drops. Because fast combat scales to your highest active stage, activating it early in your session wastes potential gains.

Complete daily dungeons and resource trials to gather baseline enhancement materials.
Invest all gathered materials into your frontline roster and forge upgrades.
Challenge the main quest stages until your team cannot defeat the next boss.
Claim your free daily fast combat sweep once your stage progress is maxed out.
Purchase the first one or two low-cost diamond sweeps if you need additional player EXP or forge materials to break through a level milestone.

Managing Bag Space and Gear Smelting

Extended farming quickly fills inventory slots, which can redirect new drops to your overflow mail. Configure your auto-smelt settings to keep bag space open:

Auto-smelt common rarities: Set white, green, and blue equipment to smelt automatically upon drop. This recycles junk gear into refine stones and smelting points without cluttering your inventory.
Inspect purple and gold gear manually: Do not automatically smelt high-rarity items early on. Duplicate purple and gold pieces often serve as fusion fodder or secondary equipment for alternate team modes.

Reinvesting Combat Gains

To maintain stage clearing momentum, funnel combat-earned gold and Angel Upgrade Stones into your primary damage dealer and main tank first. Spreading growth items evenly across an entire formation dilutes your team's burst damage and stalls progress against stage bosses. Upgrading your primary carry past ascension level caps allows them to clear multi-target waves quickly, unlocking the next chapter tier and permanently elevating your account's passive drop rate.