Card Battles: Prestige Wiki

Choose abilities for the encounter, then compare the stats on the versions you own. Opening attacks help apply immediate pressure, while effects that reach the next enemy or the whole team help against multi-card queues. Use the tower ability rankings when choosing for those fights.

Versions and collection rewards

The Index separates Normal, Gold, Prismatic, Cosmic, and Galactic cards. Shiny can coexist with another version label, such as Shiny Gold.

Open Index to filter by version or pack, search for cards, and inspect Health, Attack, and Ability. Use Claim! for available collection rewards, which include Eternal Luck Potion I.

Card order

Battles advance automatically through turns. When the active card dies, the next teammate enters. Entry effects, living auras, kill bonuses, and death effects make card order matter. Check Profile → Battle Power alongside individual stats and abilities when reviewing a team.

Support choices

Match the support trigger to what its battle card can accomplish: Rusted Chain suits survival and death-trigger utility, while Sovereign Will suits a card that can secure kills before the next teammate enters.

• Starlight Blade: useful for repeated attacks. Every third attack deals 2.5× damage; if that attack kills, the next attack retains the bonus. Compare the other support effects for different triggers.

Adjust combat pace under Settings → Gameplay → Change Battle Speed. The battle-speed guide covers settings and upgrades.

Spend SP for your goal

Talk to Hashirama and choose Learn to inspect the Skill Tree.

• Luck I — 1 SP: +1 flat luck for improving your luck stat.
• Swift Hands I — 1 SP: +15% roll speed for faster draws.
• Combat Training I — 1 SP: +15% battle speed for faster fights.
• Scavenger I — 3 SP: +15% tower drop rate for a tower-material focus.

Read your active luck

Skill upgrades and new boss/difficulty first clears add flat luck. Charms apply their bonuses while equipped; weather and potions apply during their active timers. Prestige grants permanent luck through a reset.

Open Profile → Current Luck to check your active setup. Flat values, percentages, and multipliers are different bonus labels; the luck guide explains their sources and conditions.

Equip a battle card pack

Unlock Cursed Pack or Otherworld Pack in the Skill Tree, then select it under Settings → Change Card Pack to make its cards available for rolling. Unequip removes the equipped pack; No Pack means none is equipped. See pack switching for the full process.

During rolling, Pity +1 marks added pity progress, while Rare in and Mythic in are remaining-roll counters that decrease as you draw. These rolling indicators are separate from Roller's Path quest unlocks.

Keep Goofy or Doodle for a high-luck rolling window. Galactic is also worth considering for its target-card previews; Thunderstorm offers faster rolling than Galactic at a lower luck multiplier.

The lower-left weather panel shows the active bonuses, remaining time, and card previews. The multipliers apply while that weather is active.

To reroll, select Weather Reroll under Items → Potions and use 1x. Each use consumes one item and can return the same weather.

Open Items → Potions, select a potion, and press Use with the quantity at 1x to consume one bottle. Different Luck Potion tiers can be used consecutively in the same session.

• Speed Potion III: provides 1.3× roll speed for a base duration of 30 minutes.

Getting potions

Tutorial and quest rewards provide potions. After the tutorial victory, Sensei grants two Luck Potion I bottles. The Blacksmith's crafting window also has a Potions tab.

Area boss challenges

1. Reach the boss. Travel to its area and use the nearby interaction prompt.
2. Inspect the matchup. Choose an available difficulty and read Enemy Team or Details before pressing Battle!.

A first clear of a new boss/difficulty combination awards +0.25 Flat Luck. Repeating that same combination does not award another first-clear bonus. After a Normal victory, Cart Titan, Red Dog, and Curse Tyrant have an approximately five-minute recovery timer.

Watch for abilities that change your opening or target order:

• Eraserhead: disables the opposing card's abilities for two turns on entry.
• Cart Titan: rescues an ally below 25% health by moving it behind Cart Titan and granting a shield that blocks one attack. This activates at most twice, with one Cart Titan per team.

Raids and relics

Teleport has a separate Raids tab. Defeat Raid Bosses to earn their corresponding currency, then spend it on cards or relics.

Infinite Tower: continuous fights and materials

Talk to the entrance NPC and choose Enter to begin. Floors advance continuously during a run, and tower rewards provide a crafting-material channel. The Infinite Tower guide covers runs and reward collection.

Prestige Tower: build luck for a reset

Talk to its entrance NPC, choose Enter, then select Battle!. Climbing builds stockpiled luck for Prestige.

The menu separates Floor for current progress, Checkpoint for checkpoint progress, and Best for your highest floor. Stockpiled luck is the luck available for a Prestige, while Prestige Luck is the permanent multiplier already earned. Use the Prestige Tower guide to read progress and previews.

Shared run controls

• Auto Repeat Tower: starts another run after the current run ends.
• Pause: interrupts the climb; return to the entrance and choose Enter to resume.
• End: finishes the run rather than pausing it.

When Pause or End says After this floor, the action waits for the current floor to finish. Hiding the battle interface does not stop the climb.

Prestige exchanges your collection for permanent luck based on your Prestige Tower climb.

Reset

• All cards and items, including items purchased with Robux.
• Your equipped Party and Support setup is cleared.
• The Journey restarts.

Keep

• Gamepasses
• Skill Tree upgrades and SP
• Prestige Tower progress

Before selecting Prestige!, compare the menu's proposed Luck and Bosses changes and decide whether you are ready to rebuild your collection. Prestige! opens a reset confirmation with a button countdown. Gojo's suggestion to Prestige every 100 floors is a suggested cadence, not a minimum requirement or a guaranteed best reset point.

The Journey

Find your current task by name:

• Tower Novice: reach Infinite Tower floor 5.
• Going Deeper: reach Infinite Tower floor 10.
• Tower Veteran: reach Infinite Tower floor 20.
• Maker's Mark: craft any one item.
• True Power: craft one Tier 5 charm; an arbitrary craft does not meet this requirement.
• Cash Out: “Pop” means lose an Infinite Tower run, then claim its rewards.

Roller's Path

• Stage 1: complete 100 rolls and claim the reward to unlock 10x Luck.
• Stage 2: complete 1,000 rolls and claim the reward to unlock 100x Luck.

These are claimable luck-feature unlocks.

Mastery

Stage 5 requires one Hard victory against Curse Tyrant. Claiming it awards 8 Shrine Fragments and 5 golden ringed crystals. A Normal victory for The Final Arena does not satisfy this Hard objective.

Claim completed objectives to receive their rewards and advance the relevant quest line.

Craft and equip a charm

1. Craft at the Blacksmith. Open Charms, select a recipe, meet its requirements, and press Craft.
2. Activate the bonuses. Open Items → Charms, select the finished charm, and press Equip.

Ninja Kunai, Pro Hunter License, and Eternal Gate of Truth can each be crafted only once.

Materials and shortages

• Ninja Kunai: requires 5 pale powder materials and 1 silver-gray wrapped material.
• Enchanted Ore: used in Pirate Straw Hat and Pro Hunter License recipes.
• Eternal Gate of Truth: requires 3 Dragon Scales and 3 Divine Fragments among its eight ingredients; those two materials are only part of the recipe.

Read each requirement as owned / required. Any unmet ingredient prevents crafting. Materials can come from crafting, bosses, Infinite Tower rewards, and quests; use the material reference to match ingredients to their recipe uses.

Teleport destinations

Open the blue portal icon → Areas, then use an available destination's Teleport button.

• Lobby: the main hub for game functions.
• Infinity Castle: Thriller King.
• Marineford: Red Dog and Dragon Emperor.
• Shibuya Station: Curse Tyrant.

NPC landmarks

• Hashirama: on a bench beside the town wall and pine trees, on the right side of town.
• Blacksmith: at the stall left of the central fountain, beside the stone furnace, crates, and barrels.
• Infinite Tower entrance: the tower door beside the Highest Floor Climbed board.
• Scary Guy: at the Halloween-decorated purple-and-white striped stall in the Lobby, with pumpkins and cobwebs; provides the Prestige Tower entrance.
• Madara: provides a Prestige Tower entrance near a portal.

Use NPC locations for landmark and interaction details.

Halloween 2026 candy boosts

These paid gamepass effects apply only during Halloween 2026:

• Candy Magnet!: brings all candies on the map to you every 5 minutes.
• 2x Candies!: makes every candy you obtain count double.

Choose collection convenience or increased candy quantity; candy pass prices and conditions explain the purchases.

Cosmetic packs and customization

Halloween Skin Packs can award card skins, banners, color themes, and name styles. If you own a pack, open Items → Misc → Halloween Skin Pack → Open, then follow Tap to Open.

Results mark new unlocks NEW and repeat rewards DUPLICATE. Open Profile to find Customize and Titles.

• Multi-Roll — 499 Robux: permanently adds one extra card per roll.
• Auto Boss! — 699 Robux: automatically repeats fights against bosses you have already beaten, when they are ready, including while you are online and AFK.

Benefits for existing owners

These four passes are off sale:

• VIP: permanent 1.5× Luck, 1.3× roll speed, and 1.5× battle speed.
• +1 Charm Slot!: permanently adds one charm slot.
• Bonus Drops!: each Infinite Tower item drop has a 50% chance to double.
• Longer Potion Durations!: extends potion durations by 50%.

Server Luck Boost

Open SHOP → Server Boost. Each boost adds 0.1× server luck, up to a 2× cap, and refreshes the fountain duration.

The boards near the fountain separate three kinds of results:

• Highest Playtime: time played.
• Best Pulls: best card pulls and their displayed rarity odds.
• Best Daily Pulls: daily pull results.

Highest Floor Climbed is beside the tower entrance and has TIER 1–4 tabs for tower-floor scores. Pull rarity and tower performance measure different things; a rare pull alone does not establish a card's battle strength.