Q&A. Auto-Magic

Q: What is the "Win" button for?
A: The "Win" button activates the "Auto-Victory" mode, which allows you to skip the battle phase with a monster and immediately receive the reward.

Q: What do I need to do to activate the "Auto-Victory" mode?
A: To do this, you need to spend a Winning ticket and pay the standard attack cost for the monster.

Q: What is a "Winning Ticket" and where can I get it?
A: A Winning ticket is a unique material that serves as a "key" to activate auto-battle magic. You can purchase it in the Heavenly Bank, and tickets may also appear in various promos and options. If you run out of tickets, when you try to press the "Win" button, the system will automatically show you a window to purchase them. Additionally, Winning Tickets are always available for purchase in the Guild Shop.

Q: Why do I need the "Auto-Victory" mode at all?
A: It reduces the routine of battles against easy monsters. If the character's power is sufficient to defeat the monster without elixirs and spells, the Guardian won't have to manually go through the same fights over and over — automagic will eliminate repetitive actions.

Q: What is needed to activate the "Win" button?
A: To activate the "Quick Victory" mode, four conditions must be met simultaneously:

• The Guardian has enough resources for a standard attack on that specific monster (the attack cost is deducted separately).
• The Guardian has a special item — a Winning ticket (it is consumed with each activation).
• The Guardian has already defeated that specific monster once manually WITHOUT using elixirs and spells (this unlocks access).
• The auto-victory limit (100 battle skips) for that specific monster has not been exhausted.

Q: How much does "Auto-Victory" activation cost?
A: The Guardian will be charged the attack cost for the monster (as in a regular battle) and 1 Winning ticket.

Q: How do I activate "Auto-Victory" against a specific monster?
A: You need to defeat that monster once in an honest battle — without using elixirs and spells. After such a victory, a limit of 100 battle skips is unlocked for that specific monster.

Q: What do I get after activating "Auto-Victory"?
A: The standard battle results window will open, where you can claim the reward just as you would after a regular battle.

Q: If I defeat a monster without elixirs and spells, is the limit immediately available for all monsters?
A: No. The auto-victory limit works separately for each specific monster. For example, to get 100 skips against the Shadow Spearman, you need to separately defeat the Shadow Spearman without elixirs and spells once.

Q: Which monsters can be defeated using "Auto-Victory"?
A: Winning Tickets only work with the following monster categories: island, cave, minions, and Horde monsters.

Q: Do Winning Tickets work against mass bosses?
A: No, the "Auto-Victory" mode does not work against mass bosses.

Q: Give an example of how it works in practice.
A: Let's say you defeated the Shadow Executioner once without elixirs and spells. Now, with resources and Winning Tickets available, you can skip the battle with it 100 times and claim the reward immediately. To get the same limit on the Shadow Spearman, you need to separately defeat it without elixirs and spells. In total, you will have two independent limits — 100 skips for each monster.

Q: How does this work with monsters in the Horde, where there are several in a chain?
A: In the Horde, each monster is considered a separate mob. Auto-Victory works on each of them individually, and each Horde member has its own limit.

Example: If there are 5 monsters in the chain, and you defeated only the first one without elixirs and spells, the limit will appear ONLY for the first one. To be able to skip battles with the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th monsters, you will have to defeat each of them manually without spells and elixirs once. Only after that will you have 5 separate limits of 100 skips.

Q: How does the limit of 100 victories work and what happens when it runs out?
A: After activation, you have exactly 100 consecutive battle skips for that monster. This limit is not tied to time — you can spend it in an hour or stretch it over a year, using it as needed. When the counter reaches zero, the "Quick Victory" mode for that enemy becomes unavailable. To get a new limit, you need to defeat that monster once again without elixirs and spells, after which the limit will reset to 100.

Q: Can I refresh the limit more often than once a day?
A: Yes. The limit can be refreshed even every minute. To do this, simply engage in battle with the specific monster again, defeat it manually without elixirs and spells, and the limit will immediately restore to 100, regardless of when you last refreshed it.

Q: Is the win streak preserved if I alternate auto-victories against different monsters?
A: The win streak will not be broken only if you have a BATTLE ACCOUNT. Otherwise, alternating battles may interrupt the streak.

Q: Are auto-victories counted toward medals and avatars?
A: Yes. Auto-battle follows the same rules as a regular battle: victories count toward medals and avatars.

Q: Does equipment break when using auto-victory?
A: Equipment breaks according to standard rules (-1 upon victory). The exception is with a BATTLE ACCOUNT — equipment does not break in auto-battles.

Q: Are gem combinations counted toward medals when using "Auto-Victory"?
A: No. Since the mode skips the battle itself, any gem combinations during the battle are not counted toward medals.

Q: Can I sell a Winning ticket to another player or to the Junkman?
A: These tickets are so unique and priceless that they cannot be sold either through the Shop counter or to the Junkman.