In-game Currency

Coins are the basic currency in PAD that can be acquired in-game. They are used for fusions, assigning Assists, and purchasing Coin Dungeons! Since some tasks require more coins than others, having a sizable coin pile is recommended.

Coins can be obtained by selling cards, defeating monsters, clearing dungeons, and in-game rewards from events and Quests. Different monsters in dungeons can give different amounts of coins.

• Weekend Dungeons, and Golden Mound (a Guerilla that comes every so often) are two good dungeons to farm coins in. Special Note: Ganesha has an Ultimate Evolution whose Leader Skill increases EXP and COIN gain! Try and farm these dungeons with at least one Ganesha as a leader (having two as leads does stack, so this is optimal).

Pal Points(PP) are in game currency you use to roll on the Pal Egg Machine. You can accumulate this by using different friend leads, playing multiplayer, or through in-game mail from events or Quests. One roll on the PEM costs 500 PP.

PP caps at total of 25,000 points (or 50 total rolls).

Magic Stones are the game's premium currency and can be earned in-game or purchased through micro-transactions. These can be obtained for free by clearing all floors of a dungeon for the first time, in game mail rewards for events, as well as rewards for total days played.

Below is a list of uses Magic Stones have in game:

• Rolling in the REM: This includes the normal machine, seasonal machines and collab machines. More info can be found here.
• Increasing Capacity: You start out with 100 spaces for cards and 50 spaces for friends. You can increase these limits by spending stones. See Monster Box.
• Stamina Refreshing: You can spend one stone to refill your stamina bar, doing so will allow any excess stamina to carry over after the refill. It's not recommended for NIAP players to do this.
• Continues: NEVER DO THIS! Whenever you fail a dungeon, the game will ask if you wish to use a magic stone to continue. If you're willing to use a stone to continue, it's honestly better to just accept the loss, then use a stone for more stamina for more tries.

NIAP vs IAP

• IAP = In App Purchase: This means you do intend to spend money on the game. Be it just buying the "One Time Bargain" or dropping tens of thousands of dollars and ascending into a state of being known as a "Whale."
• NIAP = Non-In App Purchase: This means you don't intend to spend any money on the game and intend to play off the free stones you get from Dungeon clears or events.

Stoning for stamina or continues

• NEVER stone for continues. There is only one exception to this rule. Instead of continuing, you can instead refresh your stamina to attempt the dungeon many more times. This applies to both IAP and NIAP players. Do NOT be wasteful with your stones.
• Note: It may be best to stone for a continue, as long as you're confident that you can finish the dungeon with that one stone.You should never stone while trying to do a normal dungeon or early to mid game technical; stoning for continues should only be done in cases where you're about to finish a One Shot Challenge, or you're at the final boss of a Mechanical dungeon. In the end, it's best to use your own judgement on if using a stone to continue or not is efficient versus stoning for stamin and trying again. As mentioned before, we recommend that you do not stone.

Monster points are obtained when selling cards, be it cards you obtain from dungeon drops or cards from the egg machines. Each card has an MP value.
Don't sell cards you get from the Rare Egg Machine
It's okay to sell cards you get as drops, but be warned, some are more useful than others. It's best to keep a stock of evolution materials (5-10 each) and a few descended bosses (1 or 2) for helping you evolve cards. More info here.

For IAP Players

• It depends on how much you wish to spend on the game. If you're comfortable dropping multiple digits on PAD, and you eventually have a large and diverse box with more duplicates than you know what to do with (see: "Is it good? (Yes it is, please don't sell)") then you should be swimming in MP and spending it on whatever you need and it shouldn't be an issue.
• However, if you only spend a moderate amount on this game, it's still a bad idea to sell cards for MP, at which point you should save it for a 300k dragon or a 750k card.

For NIAP Players

• See above, don't spend it on anything other than a 300k Dragon or a 750k card.
  Above all else: DO NOT SPEND MP ON EVO MATS OR TAMADRAS OR SELL YOUR ENTIRE BOX FOR ONE CARD.

A few of the cards you can buy with MP are very powerful leaders, such as Light Hera Dragon or Fire Myr. Even though these cards are good, they still require specific sets of cards to use as subs before they can be used to their fullest potential. Always ask for opinions before spending MP on large purchases.
 :: Reni#31558