Reincarnating a creature in Kardmi resets its combat level to 1 to raise its maximum stat ceiling and increase its baseline aptitude floor. When releveled, a reincarnated monster gains higher stat yields than an unreincarnated monster of the same level, making it essential for overcoming mid-to-late game difficulty spikes.

Prerequisites and Resource Costs

You cannot reincarnate a creature at will. The reincarnation interface remains locked until the creature reaches its current level cap—typically level 40 or 50, depending on creature rarity and account progression.

Completing the process requires three resources:

  • Maximum Creature Level: The selected unit must reach its current milestone cap. Partially leveled creatures cannot enter the altar.
  • Reincarnation Stones or Essences: Type- or tier-specific materials obtained through raid drops, daily farming rotations, and event shops.
  • Gold: A standard currency fee that scales upward with each successive reincarnation performed on the same individual creature.

Because Reincarnation Stones are constrained by daily rotations, prioritize your core battle carries and primary tanks rather than spreading materials across transitional wild catches.

Retained Features vs. Rerolled Aptitudes

Reincarnation rerolls your creature's individual stat aptitudes (Attack, Defense, HP, and Speed) within higher tier brackets. While the statutory floor increases, the specific distribution among stats remains random unless protected.

Progression ElementReincarnation ResultPlayer Action
Current LevelResets to Level 1Stockpile EXP items to instantly restore combat readiness
Evolution StageFully preservedEvolve your creature before reincarnating to reduce redundant costs
Skill MasteriesFully preservedKeep your equipped ability loadout intact
Element TypeUnchangedRetain existing team synergy roles
Stat AptitudesRerolled at a higher bracket floorSpend lock tokens on critical high-tier stat rolls
Talent/Trait SlotsPreserved; chance to add bonus slotsLock coveted passive traits before confirming the reset

If your creature possesses top-tier trait rolls or a maximum offensive aptitude, check for available lock tokens before confirming the reset. Confirming without locks risks shifting high offensive values into defensive attributes on a dedicated damage dealer.

How to Reincarnate a Creature

Follow this sequence to reincarnate a unit without disrupting your active campaign progression:

  1. Confirm a Reserve Carry: Ensure you have a secondary high-level monster available to clear daily tasks and farm dungeons while the primary target is reset.
  2. Stockpile Experience Consumables: Save enough experience tomes or food items to boost the creature back to a usable combat level immediately.
  3. Open the Growth Interface: Select the max-level monster in the Creature Management menu, navigate to the growth tab, and open the Reincarnation preview.
  4. Inspect Projected Ranges: Verify that the projected minimum aptitude floor is higher than the creature's current base stats.
  5. Apply Lock Modifiers: Use lock items to freeze essential passive traits or optimal aptitude values.
  6. Confirm and Relevel: Finalize the reincarnation to roll the new aptitudes, then spend your saved experience materials to restore the unit to fighting shape.

Best Practices and Common Mistakes

  • Avoid wild starter traps: Reincarnation amplifies base growth potential, but it does not compensate for weak base utility. Reserve your stones for Epic, Legendary, or core synergy units.
  • Budget for scaling gold costs: Consecutive reincarnations on the same creature spike sharply in gold requirements. Ensure your currency reserves cover both the reset fee and subsequent equipment or consumable needs.
  • Do not reset during active progression walls: Only initiate reincarnation when you have the banked materials to level the creature back up immediately, avoiding downtime in your primary battle roster.
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