Sagas and tasks

Sagas tell the story of Duskar’s worlds mission by mission, from the landing of the Cold Fleet to the Treaty. Next to them run the tasks that give every day its goals: three daily jobs shared by all players, a free chest, weekly clan jobs and achievements that reward everything you do. This page explains how missions, jobs and their rewards work.

Five sagas

Sagas live in the Story part of the game. They retell the history of the world before the Treaty, and each page of the Chronicle of the Awakeners that belongs to a saga opens when you finish the missions it covers. The Cold Fleet opens with tutorial chapter 3; the other four open with chapter 5.

Saga	When	What it tells
The Cold Fleet	About 250 years before the Treaty	The Xeryn fleet lands on the world of humans; underground, the archivists keep its old records through two hundred years of slavery
Retaliation	About 55 years before	The Xeryn look for allies among the Draveth of Manus, at war with the Vorag, and a new aura is built in the laboratories of Manus
Sky over Zalnyr	About 45 years before	The battle for Vevoria goes on, and the Aureli teacher Rei leads those who want to fight
The Secrets of Navis	About 25 years before	The Mekari find Navis, ruled by the Gorvath and worked by the Navim
The Price No One Counted	About 15 years before	The race armies end, the Awakeners appear, and the saga closes with the Treaty

Finishing every mission of a saga puts that saga’s trophy in your trophy cabinet.

How missions work

• One at a time. You run one mission at a time across all sagas. Starting a saga takes its first unfinished mission, and its missions follow one another in order.
• Goals. A mission asks for things you do anyway, with a twist: awaken certain warriors, win fights, go on expeditions to certain places, find something there, train a warrior in a gravity room, hand over items, score in a minigame, conquer a planetoid or win a story fight. Some goals open only when the ones before them are done.
• Finds. When a goal asks you to find something, every expedition rolls for it, and the game tells you whether you are close or far.
• Time windows. Some goals must be done within a set time, such as an awakening count within one day. When the window passes, the goals of that window that are not done start over; finished ones stay finished.
• Travel. A few missions take you to another planet when they start.
• Failure. A few missions keep a running count that every expedition moves up or down. If it falls to zero, the mission fails without its reward and your whole team drops to 0 HP.
• Completion. A mission completes by itself the moment its goals are done, and its reward is paid at once. Only a few missions end with a finale that waits for your button.
• Giving up. You can abandon a mission at any time. Its progress is lost, and items you already handed over do not come back.

Story fights

Many missions end with a fight against story opponents.

• Cost. A story fight costs 20 AP, a few cost 10, paid only when the fight starts.
• Your side. The mission says who fights: a warrior you choose from your team, your whole team, or a warrior the saga bound to itself. It may demand a race, an aura, attacks of one type, a certain attack or enough synergy, and sometimes allies from the story fight beside you.
• The rules. Duels and relays count auras, the Versatile achievement, armor, synergy and upgrades, but no weather; brawls count only auras. Many story opponents grow with your account level.
• After the fight. Your warriors keep the HP they end with. Story fights give no XP, yen or synergy.
• Winning. Some fights ask for more than a win: lasting a number of rounds, ending with enough HP or using a certain attack at the right moment.

Mission rewards

Mission rewards are written on every mission: yen and gold yen, potions, capsules and auras, XP for your leader, days of Elite premium, more max AP, a random technique, a Diamond and more. A few change your account for good: one mission gives you a planetoid, one makes room for 50 more warriors, one makes paid training cheaper and the last one halves how fast synergy fades outside the team.

The Saga Hero achievement counts finished missions and pays Chest Keys at 5, 15, 30 and 45 missions and when every mission is done.

Daily jobs

Daily jobs open with tutorial chapter 1. Every game day brings three jobs, the same for every player in the world, and you do them alone.

• What they ask. Awaken warriors with a given aura, of a species, of a race, in a location, the planet’s warrior of the day, at a given level, up to a level, from a level or of a difficulty; meet warriors of a species or of an encounter frequency; find capsules; go on expeditions to a location; win team relays or team brawls; win duels and end them at full HP; beat opponents close to your account level.
• The day. Progress counts only during that game day, which changes at 04:00 UTC.
• The reward. Each job pays its reward the moment it is done; there is nothing to claim.
• Newcomer jobs. For your first seven game days of daily jobs you get a fixed board of three jobs for each weekday, the same for every newcomer.

Every job of the day has a different reward from one table: Green, Red or Golden Potions, 30 stat capsules, a tier II or tier III upgrade (star radars included), 1 to 3 Chest Keys, a Rescue Pod, a Teleporter, a Chronal Chamber Pass, a Gravity Detector, a Crystal Ball, Aura Chest IV or V, a Visual Pack, a Diamond, a Weather Staff, a Planetary Portal, a Staff of Recall, a Ring of Regression or an Elixir of Power.

The free daily chest

The free daily chest opens with the daily jobs. Every game day you open one chest for free, and every Chest Key opens one more.

• The streak. Days in a row with your free chest build a streak, and every seventh day in a row adds a Chest Key to that day’s chest. A missed day starts the streak again, and missed chests never pile up.
• What it holds. Mostly yen, then gold yen, potions, stat capsules, upgrades, Chest Keys and rare items such as aura chests, a Teleporter or a Diamond. The main prize is a warrior: Ulvan in the Blood or Mystic Aura, or Puvel in the Malice or Wave Aura. The chest lists every reward it can hold.

Chest Keys also come from daily jobs, from missions and from the Saga Hero and tournament achievements.

Clan jobs

Every week your clan gets three jobs of the same kinds as the daily jobs, with much bigger goals, and all members work on them together. Each finished job pays into the clan’s treasury. See clans.

Achievements

Achievements count what you do in the game, from awakenings and fights to capsules, expeditions, auras, planetoids and space. Each one has levels, and every new level brings a lasting bonus or a one-off reward. Every location has its own achievement with five levels, and each aura has one that makes awakening with it easier.

Versatile adds up the levels of all your other achievements except Globetrotter, Nourishment, Pioneer and Archivist. Every 10 levels raise every combat stat except Condition by 1% in fights, up to 30% at 300 levels. It counts in most fights; tournaments and story brawls count only the aura. Every achievement and its levels are in the achievements encyclopedia.

The trophy cabinet

Your profile has a trophy cabinet. You can put up to 50 trophies of your choice in it, warriors and achievements you are proud of, each with a caption. Next to them it keeps the trophies you earn, which stay for good:

Trophy	How you earn it
Level 100	A warrior reaches level 100
Collection	10, 25, 50, 100, 200 and 300 awakened species
Inborn	Every Inborn you awaken
World first	The first awakening from an Inborn group
Saga	Every saga you finish
Tournament	Every tournament you win
League season	A top 10 place in a league season