Dislyte Level 60 Flawless Gear Guide: Upgrades and Resets

To optimize Level 60 Flawless gear in Dislyte and protect your Gold reserves, sell bottom-row pieces that carry flat main stats, test promising equipment sequentially at +6 and +9 breakpoints, and reserve Reset Stones strictly for +15 Flawless relics that possess ideal main stats alongside four synergistic sub-stats.

Filtering Relic Slots and Main Stats

Level 60 Flawless (red) relics arrive with four inherent sub-stats at +0 and gain enhancement boosts to those sub-stats at +3, +6, +9, +12, and +15. Because upgrading equipment is costly, evaluation starts by checking the slot and main stat before spending any Gold.

Top-Row Slots (Una I, Una II, Una III)

The top three slots have fixed flat primary attributes:

Una I: Flat ATK
Una II: Flat DEF
Una III: Flat HP

Because these main stats never change, evaluate top-row pieces entirely by their sub-stats and set synergy. Keep pieces that feature at least three cohesive sub-stats matching their set role (such as SPD, C.RATE, C.DMG, and ATK% on offensive sets, or SPD, HP%, DEF%, and ACC on support sets).

Bottom-Row Slots (Una IV, Mui I, Mui II)

The bottom three slots roll variable main stats. Percentage attributes scale significantly better on Level 60 Espers than flat numeric values:

Mui II: The only slot that can roll SPD as a main stat. Any Level 60 Flawless Mui II with a SPD main stat should be locked immediately.
Una IV: Can roll C.DMG, C.RATE, ATK%, HP%, and DEF%. C.DMG provides the highest scaling for dedicated damage dealers.
Mui I: Can roll ACC, RESIST, ATK%, HP%, and DEF%. Controllers prioritize ACC, whereas tanks rely on HP% or DEF%.
Selling Rule: Sell bottom-row pieces that roll flat ATK, flat DEF, or flat HP as their main stat. These flat values do not justify enhancement costs.

Testing Breakpoints to Save Gold

Auto-upgrading unproven gear directly to +15 rapidly drains Gold because upgrade failure rates rise significantly past +9. Test equipment in stages to eliminate low-performing pieces early:

Roll to +6 first: If both random attribute boosts land on undesirable sub-stats (such as flat DEF or flat HP on a damage dealer piece), stop upgrading and dismantle or sell the piece.
Evaluate at +9: If the first two enhancements land on high-priority attributes such as SPD or C.RATE, continue upgrading to +9.
Commit to +15: Only invest the heavy Gold required for +12 and +15 if the relic hits three desirable rolls by +9.

How to Use Reset Stones

A Reset Stone redistributes all upgrade enhancements randomly among the existing four sub-stats of a +15 Level 60 Flawless relic. A Reset Stone does not change the relic's main stat, nor does it replace the four sub-stat types. Because Reset Stones are scarce, use them only on gear where every possible roll outcome remains useful.

Relic Setup	Reset Stone Recommended?	Strategic Reason
Mui II with SPD Main Stat	Yes	Rare main stat; resetting redistributes upgrade boosts across complementary sub-stats.
Una IV with C.DMG Main Stat	Yes	Ideal primary stat for damage dealers when paired with offensive sub-stats like C.RATE, ATK%, and SPD.
Top-Row Relic with 4 Synergistic Sub-stats	Yes	Worth resetting if high-value sub-stats (such as SPD or C.DMG) missed every roll during initial leveling.
Bottom-Row Relic with Flat Main Stat	No	A Reset Stone cannot convert a flat main stat into a percentage or SPD attribute.
Relic with 2 or More Dead Sub-stats	No	High probability that rerolled enhancements land back onto the unwanted attributes.

Salvaging and Crafting Routine

Maintain inventory space and resource flow by establishing regular gear sweeps:

Sell lower tiers: Clear out gear below Level 60 to recover Gold.
Salvage Flawless discards: Dismantle discarded Level 60 Flawless pieces to obtain crafting materials.
Craft targeted sets: Use salvage materials at the equipment bench to craft specific sets, bypassing drop variance from Ritual Miracle stages.