To maximize milestone rewards on Day 5 of a Chase event in Invokers: Titan Legacy, synchronize your saved summoning shards with the active Summon Surge, immediately funnel the resulting units into star promotions for the Power Up event, and spend stamina on Althar dungeon stages for promotion materials. Stop spending resources once you reach your target milestone rewards rather than pursuing high leaderboard placements.
The Day 5 Milestone Overlap
Day 5 is the most resource-efficient window in the Chase event schedule because three distinct point-scoring systems overlap:
- The Chase Event Ladder: Awards points for overall roster enhancement and account activity.
- Summon Surge: Awards points for opening normal, rare, and higher-rarity summoning shards.
- Hero Power Up: Awards points for upgrading hero star ranks, leveling champions, and ascending duplicates.
Opening shards during this overlap generates points toward Summon Surge while yielding the raw hero units required to complete Power Up milestones. This loop reduces the total gems, energy refills, and shards needed to reach top milestone rewards such as skill tomes and champion fragments.
How to Manage Shard Pulls During Summon Surge
Open your summoning shards in controlled batches instead of expending your entire stockpile in one go. Check your milestone meters in both the Summon Surge interface and the Chase progression track between batches to avoid spending past the final milestone threshold.
| Shard Type | Summon Surge Points | Chase Progress Role | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal Shards | Low | Low (Fodder generation) | Summon first to produce 2-star and 3-star promotion fodder. |
| Rare Shards | Moderate | Steady milestone progress | Open in batches; hold units for 3-star to 4-star rank-ups. |
| Epic / Mythic Pulls | High | Large point bursts | Pull only until the final milestone threshold is achieved. |
Always verify your hero inventory space before pulling. If your hero slots fill up mid-summon, you may be forced to dismiss or fuse champions inefficiently to make room.
Converting Summons into Hero Power Up Points
Once units are pulled, immediately allocate them toward Power Up point targets rather than leaving them idle in your inventory.
- Prioritize star ranking over experience levels: Ranking heroes up (such as promoting 3-star units to 4-star, and 4-star units to 5-star) generates substantially more Power Up points per resource spent than basic leveling. Level low-tier fodder to their level cap, then promote them using matching star-rank duplicates.
- Ascend core carries first: Ascending champions using duplicate copies awards heavy milestone progress. Reserve your ascensions for your primary campaign carries, frontline tanks, and core support units. Hold niche epics at base rank until their account value is determined.
- Lock unique champions: Lock every newly acquired, unique Epic hero immediately upon summoning to prevent accidentally consuming them as rank-up fodder.
Allocating Energy in the Althar Dungeon
The Althar dungeon provides the ascension badges and rank-up materials required to finalize your Power Up promotions.
- Target specific promotion needs: Spend energy only on the specific Althar affinity or boss stages that drop materials for the heroes you are actively upgrading.
- Farm stable stages: Run the highest Althar floor that your team can clear with a 100% success rate on auto-battle. A failed run wastes energy without generating event points.
- Establish a stopping point: Purchase gem energy refills only up to the point where your next critical milestone is guaranteed. Once your target Chase and Power Up milestone rewards are claimed, halt your energy spending to save gems for future events.
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