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In FFXIV Dawntrail 7.25, a new batch of Relic Weapons, Phantom Weapons, were added to the game. They are level 100 Dawntrail Relics, and they look cool, and have two maxed-out secondary properties, making them much more useful than your EX weapons.

While they may not be the most powerful weapons yet, they will do the job of farming in the wild and will help you get through to the next DLC, and most importantly, who can resist the cool looks of these weapons?

How To Start Phantom Weapons Quest?

To get Phantom Weapons, you need to meet the following conditions:

• Reach player level 100.
• Have the Disciple of War or Disciple of Magic title.
• Complete the Dawntrail main quest.
• Reach Unfamiliar Territory in Occult Crescent questline.

After meeting the above conditions, you can go to Phantom Village (X:6.6, Y:7.1) to start Phantom Weapon quest line.

Step 1

Phantom Weapon is made in two steps. The weapon you can get in the first step is the item level 745 Phantom Weapon Penumbrae. After obtaining this weapon, you will need 3 Arcanite to convert it into the weapon you need.

The first part of the quest that players have to do is Arcane Artistry. Players need to collect 6 types of Demiatma, three of each. It will appear in the following areas:

• Fates in Dawntrail zones
• Occult Crescent: South Horn

Demiatma cannot be exchanged with other players, nor can it be exchanged for FFXIV Gil at merchants, so you can discard the excess Demiatma.

The types of Demiatma offered by South Horn Fates And CEs are as follows:

Azurite Demiatma:

• A Prying Eye
• Rough Waters
• The Golden Guardian
• Crawling Death
• Scourge of the Mind
• The Unbridled

Verdigris Demiatma:

• A Delicate Balance
• Sworn to Soil
• Leading Pots
• Calamity Bound

Malachite Demiatma:

• An Unending Duty
• Flame of Dusk
• Trial by Claw
• From Times Bygone

Realgar Demiatma:

• Brain Drain
• The Winged Terror
• With Extreme Prejudice
• Shark Attack
• Cursed Concern

Caput Mortuum Demiatma:

• Serving Darkness
• Company of Stone
• Eternal Watch
• On the Hunt

Orpiment Demiatma:

• Fatal Allure
• King of the Crescent
• Persistent Pots
• Noise Complaint
• The Black Regiment

Demiatma types that drop randomly in FATE in Dawntrail area:

• Azurite Demiatma: in Urqopacha or the southeast of South Horn
• Verdigirs Demiatma: in Kozama’uka or the southwest of South Horn
• Malachite Demiatma: in the caves of Yak T’el or the west of South Horn
• Realgar Demiatma: in Shaaloani or the northwest beach of South Horn
• Caput Mortuum Demiatma: in Heritage Found or the eastern castle of South Horn
• Orpiment Demiatma: in Living Memory or the central plains of South Horn

Demiatma has a low drop rate, and it is possible that you will have to farm for more than an hour to get one Demiatma. But if you want to get other weapons, you will not need to repeat the first step.

Step 2

After getting enough Demiatma, you can return to Phantom Village to find Ermina and exchange 3 Arcanite with her. Arcanite is not traded with FFXIV Gil, but with Allagan Tomestone of Heliometry.

Each Arcan requires 500 Allagan Tomestone of Heliometry, and if you want to unlock all weapons, you need 31,500 Allagan Tomestone of Heliometry.

Allagan Tomestone of Heliometry is a higher-level currency than Gil. Players can drop it in level 100 dungeons, team instances, trials, and other activities. They can be traded for armor or various potions. Players can carry up to 2,000 Allagan Tomestone of Heliometry at a time.

This means that you can only craft one Phantom weapon at a time, and then you have to farm Tomestone of Heliometry again. So if you plan to unlock all Phantom weapons, it will waste a lot of your time.

Phantom Weapon

Each class has a corresponding Phantom Weapon. Here are all Phantom Weapons:

• Phantom Sword Penumbrae: Paladin
• Phantom Kite Shield Penumbrae: Paladin
• Phantom Knuckles Penumbrae: Monk
• Phantom Bardiche Penumbrae: Warrior
• Phantom Spear Penumbrae: Dragoon
• Phantom Harp Bow Penumbrae: Bard
• Phantom Crook Penumbrae: Ninja
• Phantom Staff Penumbrae: White Mage
• Phantom Index Penumbrae: Black Mage
• Phantom Codex Penumbrae: Summoner
• Phantom Cleavers Penumbrae: Scholar
• Phantom Guillotine Penumbrae: Dark Knight
• Phantom Arquebus Penumbrae: Machinist
• Phantom Star Globe Penumbrae: Astrologian
• Phantom Blade Penumbrae: Samurai
• Phantom Rapier Penumbrae: Red Mage
• Phantom Bayonet Penumbrae: Gunbreaker
• Phantom Terpna Penumbrae: Dancer
• Phantom War Scythe Penumbrae: Reaper
• Phantom Pendulums Penumbrae: Sage
• Phantom Twinfangs Penumbrae: Viper
• Phantom Flat Brush Penumbrae: Pictomancer

Do You Need To Get A Phantom Weapon?

For players who are deeply involved in FFXIV, Phantom Weapons are not very attractive. They are usually considered to be catch-up weapons. If you have just played FFXIV for a short time, or you are a returning player, building a Phantom Weapon can allow you to get various materials and Gil, and close the gap between you and the top players.

After the next expansion is released, they may be obsolete, but they are enough to meet most of your needs, not to mention they have cool light effects. Even if you don’t use them, these weapons have collection value.

Dune Awakening is now available on PC, and new players will face a harsh environment. How can you cope with the heat, sandworms, and thirst? Wandering around Arrakis aimlessly is not enough, and you need to know what items you need to resist these dangers.

Gather resources from all over Arrakis, trade Dune Awakening Solari at the exchange for schematics, and then craft the items you need!

How To Craft?

The crafting process at Dune Awakening is actually very simple. You first need to get the corresponding schematics of the item, and then use your materials to synthesize it.

You can find schematics hidden in treasure chests in various areas of the world, or use Intel points to unlock your research tree, which will also unlock more craftable options. If you don’t have the resources to make your own, you can also trade Dune Awakening Solari at the exchange.

Research

Research is a bit like the skill tree you see in other games, with many branching options that players need to unlock one by one using Intel points. However, it is functionally different. It only allows players to unlock items and weapon crafting options, but does not provide players with any attribute points or new skills.

• Essentials: Items required for the main story missions.
• Water Disciplines: Techniques that can protect your water resources and allow you to get more water resources in Arrakis.
• Weapons: Techniques that can make and improve your weapons and armor.
• Construction: Techniques used to create refineries and power systems in your base.
• Exploration: Used to unlock technologies that help you explore areas of Arrakis, such as binoculars or survey drones.
• Vehicles: Items that allow you to better traverse Arrakis, such as Sandbikes.
• Unique: Some items have unique affixes, which are usually more powerful and useful than ordinary items.

Intel points are mainly earned by leveling up and exploring enemy areas.

After you meet the crafting conditions, you can start crafting. Consumables such as bandages and food can be crafted anywhere, but items such as Sandbike or weapons must be crafted in the base.

How To Collect Resources?

Collecting resources is a long-standing theme in survival games. At the beginning, players need to manually collect resources on the map. After you get gathering tools, you can take resources such as ore or debris. The following is how to get resources from the simplest to advanced resources:

• Picking: Manually collect basic resources such as ore and plant fiber. The efficiency is low, and the resources obtained are ordinary.
• Gathering Tools: Gathering Tools can be said to be the most important type of tools in Dune Awakening. You need to use Cutteray and Static Compactor to mine veins and collect spices.
• Loot Boxes: Containers around the map often contain rare materials and schematics.
• Kill Enemies: Kill enemies to loot their resources and weapons.
• Eco Labs: You can think of this area as a dungeon. You can find rare items such as vehicle parts and advanced crafting materials here.

Refinery Stations

Many times, the resources you collect are not directly usable for crafting, and you need to process them further. The three Refinery Stations are essential buildings in your base.

Ore Refinery

Ore Refinery helps you refine raw ores into ingots of various qualities. Small Ore Refinery can extract and refine Copper Ingots, Iron Ingots, and Steel Ingots for you. Medium Ore Refinery can produce Aluminum Ingots and Duralumin Ingots from Aluminum and Jasmium ores. Finally, Large Ore Refinery can refine the highest grade materials in Dune Awakening.

Building an Ore Refinery can help you get more raw materials with less ore, and upgrading the size of Ore Refinery will benefit you.

Chemical Refinery

Chemical Refinery specializes in producing more man-made materials for items. For example, Vehicle Fuel Cells and Silicone Blocks. Medium Chemical Refinery is much more efficient and effective in producing similar items.

Spice Refinery

Spice is the most important resource in Dune Awakening. Its value is much higher than Dune Awakening Solari. Even Dune Awakening is called “Spice War”. Spice Refinery is a special area for processing spices. Its specifications are also divided into small, medium and large. The higher the spice factory, the more efficient it is.

Advanced Crafting

Ordinary crafting can only meet your minimum needs. If you want to make a fortune in Arrakis, you have to know how to make advanced items.

Fabricators

Standard fabricators are your workstations in the early game. They can be used on basic weapons, armor, utilities, etc. You can even make your first motorcycle! But in the middle and late stages, you need more professional Fabricators to make wipes.

Weapon Fabricators

Weapon Fabricators are workstations that specialize in making weapons and ammunition, including rockets and incendiary bombs. You can even make missiles here later in the game.

Garment Fabricator

You can make Stillsuits and powerful Armor in Garment Fabricator, but they usually require additional power to operate.

Survival Fabricator

Survival Fabricator is a workstation for making various auxiliary tools. You can make higher-level mining cutters, more advanced medicines, and so on.

Vehicle Fabricator

You can make your first motorcycle at an early game station, but if you want to make more types of motorcycles, you need a vehicle fabricator. For example, both standard and advanced vehicle fabricators can make Buggy and Ornithopter!

You can sell the items you make in the advanced Fabricator, and you can easily earn hundreds of thousands of Dune Awakening Solari.

Dune Awakening is a survival MMO, but also has PVP content. Good equipment often allows you to protect your resources from the malicious attacks of other players, and investing your resources in production can get you out of the survival dilemma.

MLB 25 Road To The Show mode is one of the most popular modes for players. In this mode, players can simulate a player’s growth path from high school to the major leagues.

You need to decide whether to be a pitcher, catcher, baserunner or outfielder. Your various attributes determine whether your growth path is smooth. Besides attributes, there is also a talent tree system in RTTS, where you can set perks for your character to make him perform best in a specific state.

Depending on your position, perks mainly go in 4 directions:

• Batting: 23 Perks
• Pitching: 14 Perks
• Fielding: 11 Perks
• Baserunning: 9 Perks

The initial perks bring little improvement, but you can use MLB The Show 25 stubs to further improve the attributes of perks. Here are all the perks.

Batting Perks

1. Lead Off Magic: Get a Contact boost when leading.
2. Wake Up: Get a Vision boost after 3 consecutive rows.
3. Rattled: Opposing fielders are more likely to make mistakes at critical moments.
4. Sizzling Hot: Get a Vision boost after 3 consecutive hits.
5. Inner Peace: Get a Contact boost when hitting a ball in the middle.
6. Green Light: Increase your exit velocity when leading to the count and your team is winning.
7. Jump Start: Get a Contact boost for inside corner balls early in the count.
8. Rally Time: Get a Contact boost late in the game.
9. Down but Not Out: Gain a Contact boost when your team is down and trying to rally.
10. Heart Attack: Gain an exit velocity when your team is down and trying to rally.
11. Running on Fumes: Gain a Contact boost for pitches down the middle when the opposing pitcher is running low on stamina.
12. Bunt Cheese: Enhance your Drag Bunt to help runners pass.
13. Oppo-Taco: Get a boost when pitching to the outfield with a runner in scoring position.
14. Life Line: Get a Contact boost late in games when your team is trailing.
15. Insider Info: Get a Contact boost to inside corners when there are less than 2 outs.
16. Ice Water Veins: Increase exit velocity late in games in close games.
17. Off the Radar: Get a Contact boost when pitching slightly outside the strike zone while ahead in count.
18. Spark Plug: Time your swing more accurately late in games when your team is trailing.
19. Clear for Takeoff: Get a boost to exit velocity when clearly ahead in count.
20. Eagle Eye: Improves vision in day games.
21. Defibrillator: Get a boost to vision when your team is trailing.
22. Scorched: Increases your exit velocity late in games in close games.
23. Frozen Rope: In the playoffs, contact attributes improve.

Pitching Perks

1. Battle Tested: Get a boost to your pitching breaks when you’re low on stamina.
2. Lone Wolf: Increase your pitching control to help close out games.
3. Cannon Arms: Outfielders will pitch harder when your team is at a disadvantage.
4. Hot Shot: Get a boost to your pitching velocity when your team is at a disadvantage.
5. Theft Detection: Improve your pitching control when runners are on base in day games.
6. Pulse Pounder: Get a boost to your pitching velocity attribution after striking out a certain number of batters.
7. Recharge: Get a boost to your pitching velocity when you’re low on stamina in home games.
8. First Strike: Reduce contact with opposing batters early in the at-bat when the game is tied.
9. Corner Painter: Get a boost to pitching contact during the playoffs to bring your team a clutch moment
10. Last Stand: Opposing batters hit with less power when there are runners on base.
11. Precision Strike: Get a boost to your pitching accuracy in tight situations.
12. Conductor: Get a boost to your pitching breaks to help you beat batters.
13. Flamethrower: Increase your pitching velocity to get out of tight situations during the playoffs.
14. Filthy Break: Get a boost to your pitching breaks during the playoffs to ensure your opponent doesn’t get ahead.

Fielding Perks

1. Slick Fielding: Get a boost to your fielding stats to help close out innings.
2. Safety Net: Get a boost to your reflexes to support your pitcher when your team is winning.
3. Flashing the Leather: Get a boost to your fielding stats to help mitigate damage from a first baseman.
4. Stronghold: Get a boost to your arm strength to help keep the game tied in home games.
5. Brick Wall: Get a boost to your fielding stats when your pitcher is running low on stamina and there are runners on base.
6. Stout Defender: Get a boost to your fielding stats in the late playoffs to help stop runners from reaching the bases.
7. Pinpoint Accuracy: Get a boost to your arm strength stats during the playoffs when the opposing team is jamming the bases.
8. Cannon Arm: Boosts Arm Strength when there are runners on base.
9. Lockdown: Boosts Reflexes when your team is at a disadvantage.
10. Hose Piece: Boosts Arm Strengths when there is at least 1 out.
11. Defensive Stalwart: Boosts Arm Strength when the game is tied and there is a runner on first base.

Baserunning Perks

1. Base Commander: Boosts Speed when stealing a base when your team is trailing.
2. Quick and Easy: Boosts Speed when stealing a base to help your team get ahead.
3. Swift Bandit: Boosts Speed when stealing a base.
4. Agile Reflexes: Boosts Speed when stealing a base early in an away game.
5. Breakaway Speed: Boosts Speed when stealing a base in a day game when your team is winning.
6. On Your Mark: Boosts Speed when stealing a base in a tight situation.
7. Fleet-Footed: Boosts Speed when stealing a base on the road when your team is losing.
8. High-Risk, High-Reward: When stealing a base in overtime, if the opposing pitcher is low on stamina, the speed attribute will be increased.
9. Crowd Favorite: In home games, the opposing outfielder is more likely to make a mistake late in the game.

In addition to using Perks to bring improvements, you can also use tokens to permanently improve attributes, or use MLB The Show 25 stubs to exchange for Diamond equipment to provide temporary attribute bonuses to your character.

These are all the perks for MLB 25 RTTS mode. This is a mode that you need to invest in time and stubs, otherwise you may not successfully join your favorite team.

FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time was released on all platforms on May 21, 2025. Two days after its release, it sold more than 500,000 copies and became the top of Steam bestseller list that week, which is an amazing achievement.

This is a slow-life role-playing game where players can travel between the present and the past 1,000 years ago, explore new stories, and solve the mysteries on the island.

This game not only allows players to choose a suitable pace of life to enjoy the game, but also provides exciting adventures and a vast open world for players to explore.

Since the map of FANTASY LIFE i is very large, mounts are also essential for more convenient travel and exploration of the world.

There are 17 mounts on the map for players to collect, but if you want to collect all the mounts, it will take some effort.

The following will list the locations and acquisition methods of all mounts in the game.

The main ways to obtain mounts:

• Use Fantasy Life I Dosh to get from merchants or shops.
• Obtain through crafting.
• Defeating certain enemies has a chance to drop.

The probability of dropping a mount by defeating an enemy is very low, but players can make a piece of equipment that increases the drop probability and wear it, thereby increasing the drop probability of the mount.

How To Obtain All Mounts?

Camel: Automatically obtained after opening the mount function, no location on the map.

Mini Napdragon: Free with Digital Deluxe Edition.

Black Horse: Obtained by getting Black Horse Saddle with 30 Cashnuts from a merchant that appears randomly on the map.

White Horse: Spend 50 Cashnuts to obtain the White Horse Saddle from a random merchant that appears frequently on the map.

Brown Horse: Obtained by getting Brown Horse Saddle with 50,000 Dosh from Material Shop in Lulab Forest on Faraway Island.

Turtle: You can get it by using 90,000 Dosh to get Turtle Saddle from Material Shop in Tropica Isles.

Tortortoise: There is a chance of dropping it by defeating Tortortoise enemies in Capital of Mysteria or near beaches and cliffs in Ginormosia.

White Runner: If you can defeat the White Runner enemies in Da Finci Cave in Tropica Isles, there is a certain chance that it will drop.

White Woolie: Has a chance to drop from defeating White Woolie enemies in Capital of Mysteria or fields.

Cashmeer: Challenge and defeat the Cashmeer enemies in Lulab Forest on Faraway Island or fields and cliffs to get a chance to obtain.

Forest Panther: Has a chance to drop from defeating Forest Panther enemy in Lulab Forest on Faraway Island or fields and cliffs.

Black Panther: Defeat Black Panther enemies in Yohoho Cavern for a chance to get.

King Woolie: Defeat King Woolie (Rank 5) that spawns in West Greatgut Plains for a chance to receive.

Taurus: Has a chance to drop from defeating Taurus (Rank 5) spawned in West Greatgut Plains.

Napdragon Cruiser RED: Obtain crafting materials from merchants that appear randomly on the map for 80 Cashnuts.

Crafting materials required:

• 4x Iron Ingot
• 2x Fire Shard
• 1x Beast Hide

Napdragon Cruiser BLK: Obtained through crafting. After completing the quest, trade Mysterious Slates with Edward at Base Camp to randomly obtain crafting materials..

Crafting materials required:

• 4x Silver Ingo
• 2x Fire Mana
• 1x Monster Hide
• 1x Steel Shell

Turboglider: Get Dreamy Box at Marco's Shop in Base Camp (each costs 80x Celestial Gifts) for a chance to drop a crafting blueprint.

Crafting materials required:

• 4x Platinum Ingot
• 2x Flame Ruby
• 1x Nimbus Scale
• 1x Dragontree Wing

The above are all the mounts in FANTASY LIFE i and how to get them. The more you get the more difficult it is to get the mounts later. If you want to get all the mounts, you will need to spend some time and game coins. I hope this article can help you.

On May 23 update, 68 new player cards were added, 30 of which are from Team Affinity Color Storm. This series is the same as Team Affinity. All players in this series cannot be obtained through stubs trading, but need to get Team Affinity points.

The OVR of these 30 new cards is 91 or 92. They each represent a team, and each card can become an important force on your team. Let’s take a look at the completion conditions of the 15 teams in American League.

Each team's mission is independent and its rewards are also different. You can get MLB 25 card packs, but you can't get MLB The Show 25 stubs.

1. Orioles

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with an Orioles player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with an Orioles player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Cal Ripken Jr.: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with an Orioles player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with an Orioles player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Orioles City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Orioles Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Cowser: 50,000 TA

2. Red Sox

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Red Sox player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Red Sox player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Buchholz: 10,000 TA
• Gain 1,500 PXP with a Red Sox player batter: 20,000 TA
• Gain 2,500 PXP with a Red Sox player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show pack: 35,000 TA
• Red Sox Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Yoshida: 50,000 TA

3. White Sox

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a White Sox player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a White Sox player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Frank Thomas: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 hits with a White Sox player batter PXP: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a White Sox player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 35,000 TA
• White Sox Alt 2: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Benintendi: 50,000 TA

4. Guardians

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Guardians player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Guardian player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt A. Miller: 10,000 TA
• Gain 1,500 PXP with a Guardian player batter: 20,000 TA
• Gain 2,500 PXP with a Guardian player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Guardians City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Guardians Alt Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 92 OVR Bo Naylor: 50,000 TA

5. Tigers

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Tigers player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Tigers player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Jobe: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Tigers player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Tigers player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Tigers City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Tigers Alt 1995 Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Baez: 50,000 TA

6. Astros

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with an Astros player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with an Astros player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Biggio: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with an Astros player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with an Astros player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 35,000 TA
• Astros Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Abreu: 50,000 TA

7. Royals

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Royals player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Royals player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Brett: 10,000 TA
• Hitter 1,500 with a Royals player PXP: 20,000 TA
• 2,500 PXP pitching with a Royals player: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Royals City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Royals Alt Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Wacha: 50,000 TA

8. Angels

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with an Angels player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base with an Angels player 50 hits: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Grich: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with an Angels player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with an Angels player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Angels City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Angels Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Joyce: 50,000 TA

9. Twins

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Twins player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Twins player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Kaat: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Twins player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Twins player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Twins City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Twins Alt: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Lewis: 50,000 TA

10. Yankee

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Yankee Player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 base hits with a Yankee Player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Babe Ruth: 10,000 TA
• Gain 1,500 PXP with a Yankee Player Batter: 20,000 TA
• Gain 2,500 PXP with a Yankee Player Pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icons: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sounds: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 35,000 TA
• Yankees Home 2009: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Gil: 50,000 TA

11. Athletics

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with an Athletics player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with an Athletics player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Holliday: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 hits with an Athletics player batter PXP: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with an Athletics Pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 35,000 TA
• Athletics Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Rooker: 50,000 TA

12. Mariners

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Mariners player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Mariners player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Sexson: 10,000 TA
• Gain 1,500 PXP with a Mariners player batter: 20,000 TA
• Gain 2,500 PXP with a Mariners player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icons: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Mariners City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Mariners Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a habit: 45,000 TA
• 92 OVR Woo: 50,000 TA

13. Rays

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with Rays players: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with Rays players: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Caminero: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with Rays batters: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with Rays pitchers: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icons: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Rays City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Rays Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR J. Lowe: 50,000 TA

14. Rangers

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Ranger player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Ranger player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Kinsler: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Ranger player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Ranger player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icons: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Rangers City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Rangers Alt: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR J. Leiter: 50,000 TA

15. Blue Jays

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Blue Jays player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Blue Jays player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Halladay: 10,000 TA
• Gain 1,500 PXP with a Blue Jays player batter: 20,000 TA
• Gain 2,500 PXP with a Blue Jays player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 Pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Blue Jays City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Blue Jays Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Hoffman: 50,000 TA

That’s all the quests and rewards for the 15 teams in American League. Every player is worth collecting because they are better than most players who need stubs. But it takes a lot of time to complete all the quests.

As a derivative game of the anime Chiikawa, which is famous for its cute style, Chiikawa Pocket continues the style of the original work. The overall gameplay is mainly relaxed, aiming to let you experience the fun of business while interacting with classic characters.

Having said that, if you want to successfully unlock more items in the game and ensure that the adventure experience is smooth enough, it is still necessary to complete the upgrade as soon as possible. Fortunately, it is not difficult!

Increase The Attack Level

In Chiikawa Pocket, fighting is the most basic and important source of currency. The more dangerous the enemy, the more difficult it is to deal with, but it will also drop more Chiikawa Pocket gems for you. Gems, a high-level Chiikawa Pocket currency, can be exchanged for game items, accessories and enhancements, and can also help you unlock special content to speed up the game progress.

So in order to improve the game experience, you need more gems. For this, you must consume gold coins in time to increase your attack level to deal with high-level bosses that drop more gems.

Complete Missions

In addition to fighting, completing various missions in the game is also an important way to earn currency and items to help you progress. Conveniently, most missions are related to fighting, so you can selectively complete battles according to the mission.

Utilize Draw System

The draw system in Chiikawa Pocket is actually a Gacha mechanism, in which you can draw tools and weapons or other support props for fighting. However, this requires you to have enough gems, so please do it according to your ability.

Train Your Characters

There are many classic characters from Chiikawa’s original works in the game, and the most representative ones are of course the protagonist trio: Chiikawa, Hachiware and Usagi. You can team up with them to fight and defeat the enemy, so it is also necessary to make them stronger.

To do this, you need to use one prop, training stickers, which can be collected by upgrading existing costumes. After training, the character will gain a power increase and unlock the next training level for the opportunity to continue to become stronger.

Active Weeding

If you have watched Chiikawa, you should know that weeding is one of the main ways for the characters to earn survival materials in the world they live in, and they also need to obtain a weeding certificate! These little guys are really hard-working.

In Chiikawa Pocket, you also have the opportunity to experience this way of working. You can get the item by weeding to clear the blocks containing items within a fixed range. However, it takes 2 points of physical strength to clear each block, so please always pay attention to your physical strength.

The above are the tips for playing Chiikawa Pocket introduced to you this time. I hope you can have a pleasant time with those cute creatures in the game!