Dislyte Relics Guide: early game, stats and optimization

Dislyte relics are essential. With them, the espers become stronger. Each hero has room to equip a 4 and 2 relics set. There are 9 sets for each category. With so many choices, it's easy to wonder which ones would be best for espers, when to upgrade a rune and how much? Because if replacing a relic by another one costs nothing, upgrading it quickly drains the gold reserves.

What are the Dislyte relics?

Dislyte relics are distinguished by 4 essential elements: the set they belong to, their shape which determines their name and location, their rarity and finally their quality. A x4 relics set is called UNA while x2 relics are called MUI. Each rune has a main attribute that is fixed for odd-numbered relics while it varies for those with an even number.

The same stat has a value in percentage or gross. Generally, the first one confers more stats and is therefore to be preferred. For the sake of clarity, we will use ATK% to talk about a bonus ATK rune as this one is in percentage.

Dislyte relics rarity is represented by colors. Red is the best rarity. In addition to the color, the rune quality must be taken into account. Indeed, an Flawless relic will already have its 4 secondary attributes visible, while for inferior qualities, they will have to be unlocked by improving the rune.

Ideally, you want a relics set that is precise in its rarity and highest quality in order to have a maximum of stat bonuses. The difficulty lies in obtaining runes with the right main and secondary attributes. In addition, some stats should receive an increase when they are improved.

Relic upgrades beyond +15 are achievable via the Relic Boost. This system uses boost stones that are obtained with the R-Pass and by defeating Worlds Bosses. These are unlocked when your account is level 50. Therefore, in early game, ignore the relic boost.

What relics for my espers?

Now let's see which sets are suitable for your espers. You can find the most popular ones for each hero via the Strategy icon in the Espers menu. You will find additional tips when you equip your Dislyte relics. Feel free to cross reference this information for better optimization. When you get runes easily, don't hesitate to test yourself the set combinations that seem relevant to you.

For secondary attributes, it depends on the role and abilities of your esper. Even if a dps does damage anda tank has to take hits, speed is an important stat to focus on. Also note that some esper, like Jiang Man for example, apply debuffs that are derived from a specific stat, here the ATK.

Generally, SPD will remain the best main attribute for a MUI II. This way, your character will act quickly and more often. ACC can be interesting if your esper mainly needs to inflict debuffs or remove buffs from the enemy. For UNA II fighters, ask yourself if the esper needs CRIT to do maximum damage. If so, choose CRIT over ATK%, or CRIT DMG if the critical rate is high enough. Finally, RESIST is a good choice for a support healer esper. Thus, it will more easily avoid being controlled by the opponent.

The best way to get Dislyte relics

Although you can get Dislyte relics by doing different contents, the most optimal way is to farm the bosses of the Ritual miracle. Even in the early game, this step is necessary to get your hands on better relics. An impeccable or superior orange rune will do the job perfectly and accompany you for a long time. If they have good stats for your esper, you can upgrade it to +12. Since the cost of relic upgrading is quite expensive, we recommend that you only upgrade to +15 the minimum high quality red runes with adequate main and secondary attributes.

When you start Dislyte, it is much more difficult to get good relics quickly. You have to work with what you have. You can upgrade purple runes with stats that suit your espers up to +9. However, do not upgrade blue relics or green relics. As soon as possible, head to the Ritual miracle and try to defeat Kronos on difficulty 4 or 5 minimum to get your hands on more runes. You'll need to have a level 30-40 team to get through it without too much trouble.

Kronos is the most accessible boss and the least difficult to farm. It also allows you to obtain essential runes for the early game: the War Machine, Wind Walker and Master Grove sets. Obviously, defeating a boss on a high difficulty will increase your chances of getting your hands on greater Dislyte relics rarity. This content is essential to improve the power of your heroes. So we advise you to level up some espers to easily defeat Kronos, Apep and Fafnir.

Have good Dislyte relics in early game

The stores also have their share of Dislyte relics. Before you go to the Gold shop to buy, don't forget to check if the secondary and main attributes of the runes are right for you, especially if it is a UNA II, IV or MUI II. You can buy red relics of flawless quality even if the stats offered are not great. By using a reset stone on the latter, you will reset its stats.

The Cube Shop offers an excellent War Machine set for many esper fighters. Even if you are tempted to give it to Li Ling or Tang Xuan, a Hades set will still be much more relevant and effective in the long run. The one you get when you finish chapter 8 is a good start to equip your legendary esper. You can also find a Adamantine set in the cube store. The MUI I of this set will be favored, because unfortunately, the MUI II has a main attribute of HP% while the SPD would have been more optimal.

This Dislyte relics guide is now complete. Don't skimp on stamina when leveling in the Ritual miracle and trying toget good relics. They will make your espers much more effective. By the way, is there a set combination you like more than another? Which boss do you stuff the most? Feel free to share your experience in the comments. To discover our tips and progress on the game, I redirect you to our Dislyte tips page. Finally, don't forget that you can play Dislyte on your computer so that your farming sessions are not interrupted.