On Day 2 of a free-to-play account in Infinite Magicraid, concentrate all available experience, skill scrolls, and awakening insignias on a single primary damage carry rather than spreading resources evenly across a full team.

Early Campaign progression penalizes balanced resource distribution. A single over-leveled damage dealer can clear enemy waves before incoming attacks overwhelm your squad, whereas an evenly leveled five-hero roster quickly stalls against stat walls.

Hero Investment Priority

Push your chosen carry—either a top-tier Legendary or a dependable Epic area-of-effect damage dealer—to the maximum level and awakening rank your account permits. Support units require only enough investment to survive incoming hits and trigger their skills.

  1. Primary Carry: Maximize level and awakening rank first to secure wave clears.
  2. Primary Shielder or Tank (e.g., Wim): Invest just enough in defensive stats and levels to meet basic survival thresholds.
  3. Primary Healer or Buffer (e.g., Liz): Build for speed tuning and sufficient durability to cast active supports.
  4. Secondary Support or Control: Maintain at the minimal viable investment needed to land status effects or utility.

If your primary carry falls behind on awakening stars, progression stops regardless of how many utility heroes you train.

Campaign Progression and Energy Spending

Campaign clearance determines your account's passive income and feature unlocks. Push as far into Normal mode as possible to access Hard mode, which improves idle rewards, quest yields, and gear drops.

  • Avoid Early Gear Farming: Do not spend stamina farming low-floor equipment dungeons. Campaign chapter rewards provide adequate starter sets for the first several days.
  • Target Guaranteed Upgrades: Spend energy on hero EXP stages and awakening insignias in Ruin dungeons. These yield direct, permanent stat boosts.
  • Handle Boss Roadblocks: When a boss halts your progress, stop running failed attempts. Pivot stamina to awakening materials or EXP stages to push your primary carry past the level breakpoint.
  • Collect Chapter Stars: Clear every stage condition when feasible to claim star milestone chests, which supply diamonds, summon runes, and promotion materials.

Fodder and Food Management

Advancing heroes to higher star tiers requires sacrificing duplicate or lower-tier units. Managing these fodder ranks prevents accidental loss of key support units.

Hero RarityPrimary Account RolePromotion Handling
Common / Uncommon (1–2 Star)Base foodLevel via campaign farming runs or dismiss for exchange tokens.
Rare (3 Star)Progression backboneRank up to 4-star tier to serve as promotion food for your main roster.
Epic (4 Star)Core progression utilityRetain buffers, cleansers, and shielders; feed only redundant duplicate copies.
Legendary (5 Star)High-tier rosterNever use as promotion food; save duplicates for Exclusive upgrades.

Level your common and rare food units by running campaign stages alongside your main damage carry. Always read an Epic hero's full skill kit before using extra copies as food, as select four-star heroes provide shields and turn-meter mechanics required for late-game bosses.

Daily Routine and Side Modes

Complete all recurring account tasks before logging off to maximize resource intake:

  • Daily Quests: Clear the full task checklist every day to claim free stamina and summon shards.
  • Space Exploration: Clear available floors immediately upon unlocking this mode. It costs zero stamina and provides one-time gear chests and hero shards to patch equipment deficits.
  • Arena: Use all free daily Arena tickets to farm tokens. Spend these tokens in the shop on skill books or upgrade stones.
  • Targeted Ruin Farming: Run Ruin dungeons exclusively for the specific elemental insignias needed for your primary carry's next ascension step. Hold off on farming materials for secondary units until your carry hits its current ascension ceiling.
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Emily Johnson

Emily Johnson

Emily writes practical mobile strategy guides with a focus on resource planning, base progression, and the early decisions that shape a long-term account.