AniGame Beginner Guide [PDF]

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ANIGAME BEGINNER GUIDE Welcome to the AniGame world! This is the first guide I’ve ever made, so if there is anything I missed or there is a mistake, let me know. This guide is catered towards beginners and is best viewed on a computer, so I will be using the default AniGame bot prefix to streamline your experience. To begin your AniGame journey, type .start. Note: If your discord account is under 3 months old, you will have to .verify. Make sure you join the Official AniGame Server using the command .invite to have access to the community, help, and invite the bot to your server! Don’t forget to read the rules and be courteous to the helpers! They provide support when they can and help maintain the bot and server! To access this guide, type .basics. **On the top left of the document, click the “Show Document Outline” button. This will allow for quick navigation within my guide by jumping to specific sections or chapters. Alternatively, you can use the CTRL + F shortcut to manually search for information you want to see.



STARTING OFF: YOUR PROFILE To start, type .p to access your profile. You can also view other people’s profiles by typing .p . Below is an explanation of each section in your profile.



User Status This is for a status message that people can see if they want to view your profile. To change your status message, type .edit profile. The bot will then prompt you to enter your profile with this message:



Type any message you like and the bot will ask you to confirm with a checkbox. Click the green check and it should now display your text in your profile.



Clan Name Eventually, you’ll either create your own clan (for 100,000 gold) or join one, some may choose to never join one but there are benefits such as bonus stats to your cards and teams, access to the clan shop, and rubies. The command to view your clan info is .cl and another player’s clan is .cl view . You can also check to see your clan donations with .cl donations. To read about clans, click here.



Gold The base currency is obtained by battling, clearing floors & locations, doing raids, gambling, or selling cards. The command to check your gold is .g or .bal. You can use gold to purchase packs or buy cards from the market.



Badges Badges are collectibles for participating in events. The command to see your badges is .badge



Raid Pass In order to join raids, you’ll need 2 passes. You will passively get 1 Raid Pass every 5 hours. The limit for passes is capped at 10, however, you can get more passes when there’s compensation from the admins or voting while you have 9 passes when you have VIP Premium or from lottery. The command to check your Raid Passes is .pass.



Level Displays your current profile level. The command to check your level is .level or .lvl (this command will also display your current experience)



Diamonds A special currency obtained by donating to the official AniGame Server or voting. The command to view your diamonds is .dia or .diamonds. You can get diamonds by voting every 12 hours using the command .vote or .daily. These are used to purchase packs or the VIP Premium from the Diamond Shop (Click for more information).



Stamina Stamina is required to battle. Each battle requires 5 stamina and passively, you regen 2 stamina every 4 minutes. Your maximum stamina increases every time you level up. The only way you can refill stamina is to level up or when you complete your vote, so maximize your stamina usage when you can. The command to check your stamina is .stam. Every hour, you can use the command .hourly to get back 5, 10, or 15 stamina. You will reach the maximum stamina of 210 at level 80.



Team Selected Displays the name of your current selected team. The command to check the details of your team is .team. To learn about Team Building, click here.



EXP Displays your current experience over the required amount needed to level up. Experience is gained when doing floor battles. You get 3 exp per battle (5 stamina) as a beginner which later drops to 2 exp per battle. There is no experience command, so use .level or .lvl to check.



Clan Rubies A special currency obtained by donating gold to your clan. These are used to purchase individual cards from the Clan Shop. (Click for more information)



Location Displays the current location you’re on. There is no other way to check your current location besides .p. The command .loc will show you all the locations that currently exist. To jump straight to Floor Climbing, click here.



Premium Days Left After you’ve purchased the VIP from the Premium Shop, this will display how many days left you have until it expires. There is no limit to your Premium Days, so you can always feel free to buy more; the 31 days you purchase will be added onto your existing Premium Days left.



YOUR INVENTORY & CARDS Let’s get to the game itself now. Anigame has a whole roster of cards which are characters from anime series and even special game / cinematic characters. These cards will be found in your inventory. To access your inventory, type .inv. You will see your first card like so:



Card Number #1 represents the number of your card in your inventory based on the Card ID. By default, your cards will be sorted by their Card ID in descending order. You can check a card with .info . **This number can change as you use fodders, buy cards, sell cards, or trade cards, so make sure you check your inventory often.



Card Name This is the name of your card’s character. You can give your cards nicknames up to a 14 character limit. The command to do so is .nick . To reset a nickname, type .nick . Ex: .nick 1 Sniper Girl will nickname Card Number 1, Sniper Girl



[Evo 1, 2, 3] Displays the evolution of your card. In order to evolve a card, you will need TWO copies of the same card, at the same Evolution, and leveled up to its max limit. Evolving Super Rare cards requires 5,000 Gold for each evolution



and Ultra Rares require 25,000 Gold for each evolution. Think of evolving as fusing two copies to create a stronger version. In doing so, you will lose one of the base copies, but gain a stronger version which will reset its level to 1.



Elements The icon next to the Evo represents the card’s element. For against other elements i.e. Fire vs Electric… etc, the interaction is going to be Neutral. Refer to the diagram below: Neutral



Fire



Water



Electric



Ground



Grass



Light



Dark



Rarity Displays the rarity of your card. There are 5 rarities starting with Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, and Ultra Rare. If you don’t want your inventory to be sorted by ID, you can alternatively sort your inventory by their rarity with the command .sort rarity which will be permanently sorted in that manner. 1.



Common, Uncommon, Rare - These rarity cards are used generally as experience fodders for leveling up your individual cards. **See below on leveling cards



2.



Super Rare & Ultra Rare - These rarity cards are what you’ll use to climb floors, battle in raids, or PVP.



Level (Leveling up cards) Displays your card level. In order to level up cards, you’ll need to use fodders using the command .massenh . **By default, this command will use any Common (provides 100 exp each) and Uncommon (provides 200 exp each) cards to level up your card. NOTE: These exp values are fixed regardless of the level of the card you’re using (I.e. a level 40 Rare will give 300 exp, the same amount even if it were a level 20 Rare card). If you want to use Rare cards (provides 300 exp each), you’ll need to include a filter like so: a. .massenh -rarity rare or .massenh