As the season has ended, we would like to present the season report for the Season 5 Magic Stone Scramble held from 2/1 to 2/29 (UTC+9).
In this report, we summarized the appearance and activities of Lady of the Gale: Ryu Lion and Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel, who appeared in DanChro on 2/17 (UTC+9).
This season, we’ve seen notable performances from Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel.
In this report, we aim to provide you not only with the subjective experiences of players but also with numerical changes. Therefore, we have compiled the following data and included comments to share with all of you.
[Contents]
- Overall Pick Rates and their Win Rates
- Introducing the Characters with the Highest Win Rate
- Character Pick Rates as 1st Units for the Magic Stone Scramble
- Role Pick Rates
- Scene Card Pick Rates
- Season 5 Magic Stone Scramble Overview
Overall Pick Rates and their Win Rates
| Rank | Character | Pick Rate | Win Rate | Difference from Previous Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No.4 |
Sword Princess |
11% |
23.8% |
2DOWN |
| No.5 |
New-Fallen Snow Princess |
8.4% |
30.2% |
1DOWN |
| No.6 |
Little Rookie |
6.2% |
33.8% |
1DOWN |
| No.7 |
Dancing Rabbit |
3.1% |
44.8% |
NEW |
| No.8 |
Amazon |
3% |
26.7% |
1DOWN |
Since his debut, King: Ottarl has continued to dominate the rankings, showcasing remarkable performances as always.
Furthermore, Goddess of Chastity: Artemis has risen to the top three in usage rate since her introduction.
Originally used across a wide range of battles, Goddess of Chastity: Artemis continued to shine due to her ability to consistently deal damage from long range.
Despite facing tough competition following the debut of Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel on 2/19, Jormungandr: Tione Hiryute remained a popular choice, with only a slight decrease in usage rate.
Introducing the Characters with the Highest Win Rate
The one who leaped to the top win rate was Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel, who made his debut in the Gacha on 2/19!
Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel has high firepower for each of his skills, although their costs are high, making him a strong adventurer against Jormungandr: Tione Hiryute.
Therefore, in the current environment where Jormungandr: Tione Hiryute is frequently selected, Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel has become a highly effective adventurer.
Additionally, it’s worth noting that he can effectively close the distance against long-range opponents such as Goddess of Chastity: Artemis using his high-reaching Technique 1. This has proven to be effective in the current Magic Stone Scramble, showcasing his versatility and contribution to the battle.
Character Pick Rates as 1st Units for the Magic Stone Scramble
| Rank | Character | Pick Rate | Difference from Previous Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| No.4 |
New-Fallen Snow Princess |
9.2% |
2DOWN |
| No.5 |
Dancing Rabbit |
4.5% |
NEW |
| No.6 |
King |
4.4% |
KEEP |
| No.7 |
Amazon |
3.7% |
KEEP |
| No.8 |
Realis-Pursuing White Rabbit |
3.7% |
3DOWN |
Throughout the season, the most frequently used 1st Unit Character was Goddess of Chastity: Artemis!
Goddess of Chastity: Artemis is an exceptionally versatile 1st Unit Character capable of utilizing her ability board to execute her Technique 1 three times in a row, ensuring swift monster handling. Additionally, she can defend herself by recovering with her special move, making her an outstanding choice as the 1st Unit Character.
Also, characters like Sword Princess: Ais Wallenstein and Little Rookie: Bell Cranel, who ranked second and third, have been beloved by players since their release and have consistently been chosen as 1st Unit Character. They continue to be popular choices in this season as well.
Role Pick Rates
There still remains a prevalence of setups composed solely of Attack and Defense roles, with Speed and Support roles not being very prominent in their effectiveness.
However, in some cases, tactics utilizing the increased usage of dashes for Speed roles and character changes for Support roles were observed in various situations.
We would like to continue investigating the above-mentioned points.
Scene Card Pick Rates
| Rank | Scene Card | Pick Rate | Difference from Previous Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| No.4 |
Pursuit of Greater Heights |
4.9% |
KEEP |
| No.5 |
The Fairies’ Finest |
4.8% |
2DOWN |
| No.6 |
Sea Angler |
4.1% |
KEEP |
| No.7 |
Aaand, Bang! |
3.85% |
1DOWN |
| No.8 |
Sprightly Sword Princess |
3% |
1DOWN |
It seems that this time, there were many Scene Cards selected that enhance firepower rather than increasing endurance compared to the previous season.
The reason behind the selection of these cards may be due to the consideration of the use of the skills of Goddess of Chastity: Artemis who has unique 3-way Normal Attack and Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel with his Technique 1.
Also, overall, this season saw many event distribution Scene Cards, which were used by a larger number of people.
The Scene Card Momentary Happiness, Dancing with Cherry Blossoms distributed in the event “Festive Night of Cherry Blossoms” is also very powerful. If you haven’t received it yet, be sure to exchange it at the Exchange.
Season 5 Magic Stone Scramble Overview
The Season 5 Magic Stone Scramble was enjoyed by many users thanks to everyone.
This season, we’ve seen Goddess of Chastity: Artemis, who has been appearing since the previous season, stand out with remarkable performances in the Magic Stone Scramble.
It was a notable season with the selection of Dancing Rabbit: Bell Cranel to counter Goddess of Chastity: Artemis and Jormungandr: Tione Hiryute, who was prominently used as a Defense role.
Additionally, the environment surrounding this season’s Magic Stone Scramble seemed to emphasize faster-paced gameplay compared to the previous season.
This was influenced by the unlocking of Ability Boards, which led to tactics focusing less on enduring attacks and more on defeating enemies and acquiring Magic Stones through increased use of Techniques.
We will continue to make improvements to ensure that both upcoming and previously introduced characters can thrive in the environment of the Magic Stone Scramble battles.
We hope you continue to support “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?: Battle Chronicle.”