The Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] Team is a new sub-team of the News Team, created to address our lacking coverage of Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] on KH13. To start with, our new team will consist of soravids, keyblademasterkatsu and KittensOnFire, who all play KHχ and have some good ideas for news and coverage on KH13. In addition, Everglow will be a part of the team, and will work on creating the first KHχ video playthrough, as well KHχ video guides. I recommend that everyone on the KHχ team clicks "follow this topic" to receive instant notifications about replies.

 

The KHχ team will work closely with the News Team on any content, but is welcome to post articles about KHχ news by themselves. If you need help with this, follow the "News Team guide & resources" topic.

 

Here's a summary of what we're hoping to accomplish:

 

- To start posting KHx news on KH13, as we do with other kinds of news

- For the team to help Everglow with creating the first ever video playthrough for KHx (and video tutorials?)

- To start creating KHx guides and resources pages on KH13. I'm not 100% sure about the best way to go about this (as in, what we should create in what order), but it seems you all have great ideas and a "How to sign up" thingy would be a great start

 

Questions I have for everyone on the KHχ team:

 

1. Is this topic the best way to communicate, or do you want to set up a group on Facebook, Skype, etc? I'm fine with whatever, it depends on whatever is most convenient for you guys. The News Team already has a communication group on Facebook, which you are welcome to join (just add me there).

2. Do you have any interest in posting non-KHχ news to the front-page?

For your first question, yes. I'm perfectly fine discussing it here, but I can follow you to Facebook or Twitter if the others prefer.

For your second question, yes again. I'll be interested in posting any news on the kingdom Hearts series.

 

 

For your first question, yes. I'm perfectly fine discussing it here, but I can follow you to Facebook or Twitter if the others prefer.

For your second question, yes again. I'll be interested in posting any news on the kingdom Hearts series.

 

Cool. In that case, you should add me on Facebook so that I can add you to our News Team group.

I just added you on facebook so that you can add me to the group. FB is the social media I use the most, so I should be very easy to reach there.

I would also be happy to post about any Kingdom Hearts news in general.I thank you for this great opportunity , I will do my best to serve the fans in the best possible way.

Also im ready to post an article with the new set of attack cards, but I dont know how to attach images, and I could find how to do so. Could you give me a link maybe to that news team guide and resources please?

I'll also be posting some articles soon.

Also im ready to post an article with the new set of attack cards, but I dont know how to attach images, and I could find how to do so. Could you give me a link maybe to that news team guide and resources please?

 

 

I'll also be posting some articles soon.

 

Thanks for getting so started quickly, guys! But let's talk in the group convo on FB first so that I can explain everything, and we can agree on exactly what kinds of articles we'll be posting.

Not part of the team, but I would suggest looking at this wiki for ideas: http://wikiwiki.jp/khx/  It's what I've been using for KHx info and it's easy to find information... as long as you can read it.  If you need something translated too I have free time to translate this month before school starts

Not part of the team, but I would suggest looking at this wiki for ideas: http://wikiwiki.jp/khx/  It's what I've been using for KHx info and it's easy to find information... as long as you can read it.  If you need something translated too I have free time to translate this month before school starts

 

Thanks Oishii! That looks like a very good resource for everything.

I'm fine with talking on here and FB (I added you )

 

Yeah, I'd post any KH news.

 

I'm willing to start creating resource pages/I could make a ''How to sign up'' topic with helpful translations, etc

 

With translating though, I can't translate complicated sentences with alot of kanji, but I can translate pretty much anything written in hiragana/katakana and some of the kanji that I do know. 

I'm fine with talking on here and FB (I added you )

 

Yeah, I'd post any KH news.

 

I'm willing to start creating resource pages/I could make a ''How to sign up'' topic with helpful translations, etc

 

With translating though, I can't translate complicated sentences with alot of kanji, but I can translate pretty much anything written in hiragana/katakana and some of the kanji that I do know. 

 

Cool, once you say hello I'll add you to our group and we can discuss our plans!

 

I would love for you guys to start on making resource pages. For a start, you could make these pages on the forum (I re-made the KHx forum: http://kh13.com/forum/forum/84-kingdom-hearts-%CF%87/), and then I'll give you guys mod permissions in this forum so that you can pin/unpin topics and the like. And then later I'll put all the resources on the main site.

So to review:

 

The last two KHx news articles have been backdated and published, they're available here:

1. http://kh13.com/news/kingdom-hearts-%CF%87-1st-anniversary

2. http://kh13.com/news/new-birth-by-sleep-cards-added-to-kingdom-hearts-%CF%87

 

Moving forward, we'll continue to post all new KHx news. soravids, keyblademasterkatsu and KittensonFire are all welcome to post these articles, as are the News Team. But for the time being, someone on the News Team should review the articles after they're posted (to correct spelling, grammar, style and so on), and after that, publish the articles to our social media like we would.

 

Other plans:

 

- Everglow is still looking for someone to translate the KHx script to help him record a subtitled KHx playthrough.

- Someone will create a "Official Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] KH13 Usernames List" topics in the new KHx forum to try and build a community of KHx players on KH13

- KittensonFire will create a guide for new players to sign up to KHx

- We'll keep discussing new ideas for KHx coverage (I think katsu and soravids want to upload all of the cards and stuff to our gallery)

 

Other things:

 

- New releases of images from SQEX Bridge will be uploaded to new albums under "Press Releases" in the gallery, dated like "2014-07-28 SQEX Bridge update" or something. We'll also have an archive of cards in their best, largest quality in another category in the gallery.

- Do we want more help (Keyblade master26, who replied in the PM), or would we rather get ourselves better organised first?

 

Please keep discussing this amongst yourselves and work through it together!

Plan and discuss any guides and resources for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] here.

Kingdom Hearts χ STARTER GUIDE

 

 

CHAPTER 1

ALL THOSE COLORFUL BUTTONS!!!!

 

 

 

MAIN SCREEN.

 

This box shows how long before the next raid boss arrives.

This box contains the main announcements and news of the game, like mission lists, maintenance times and events.

 

WORLD SELECTION.

 

Use the arrows to select different worlds and press the big red button to enter.

 

 

TOP BAR BUTTONS.

 

Clicking this icon will automatically return you to game’s initial screen.

Clicking this icon will automatically take you to the world selection screen.

Clicking on your avatars face will bring up your profile, showing your stats and current cards that you are using in your decks.

Your Action Points (AP) and Attack Points (BP) are displayed in this box. Action points are used to battle enemies, open chests and collect materials. They automatically replenish, (1 AP for every 3 minutes). Clicking on the green AP button will allow you to use your potions to replenish your AP faster. Regular Potions replenish 10 AP points and Mega potions replenish all of your AP.
Battle Points are used to attack the Raid Boss; we will talk more about them later.

Clicking on the music note will allow you to set the game’s music volume or even mute it.
Clicking on the button that says High, allows you to increase or decrease the game’s resolution. There are 3 options: Low, Med, and High. If your computer is running the game too slowly, try using Low or Med to increase performance.

Clicking this button opens up the Menu box.

 

 

MENU BOX

WE WILL ONLY EXPLAIN THE MAINLY USED BUTTONS IN HERE.

 

Clicking this button will take you to your Card Album where you can see all the cards that you have collected so far in the game.

Clicking this button will open up a box showing all the items and material you currently have. These can be potions, ether, and materials for the Keyblade upgrades.

This button will take you to the Party menu. In here you can manage your party, view current members and even chat with each other as a team. The party system as a whole will be explained later as a full entry.

This button will take you to the Avatar Customization , where you can personalize your avatar clothes, hair, facial expression, etc.

 

 

SIDE BAR BUTTONS

 

This button takes you to the Raid Boss battle menu, where you can join your team to try and vanquish a powerful Heartless.  If there is no active raid boss, this button will not appear.

This button, called the Present Box, is where all your rewards will appear. After completing a mission, your rewards will appear here. Click on the button beneath each reward to claim it.

This button opens up your mission list. In here you can check the missions you currently have and the rewards each of them offer. The missions on the left tab don’t have a time limit, they can be fulfilled at any time. The missions on the right tab are special event missions which have a deadline to complete them. look for the date and time in every mission’s tab to find out when the deadline is.

This is your guilt list. Certain Heartless will drop guilt crystals which will give you an attack bonus when fighting the Raid Boss. Completing the guilt list also has its own rewards. You have to find those heartless on your on though, every guilt list is different.

This button shows you the current story missions you can complete and the rewards that you will get after completing them.

 

 

RAID BOSS BATTLE SCREEN

ONCE AGAIN ONLY THE MAINLY USED BUTTONS WILL BE EXPLAINED

 

This button shows you the ranking of your unionfor the week so far. Depending on which place your party comes in at the end of the week, you will be awarded special missions for the week to come.

This button shows you the rewards that you can obtain. The first tab shows you the Lux xollection rewards, after collecting certain amount of Lux, the rewards will appear in your present box. The second tab shows you the rewards for winning or loosing the daily battle. And the last tab shows you the rewards you can obtain by defeating the raid boss.

This shows the current daily battle. Every day your team will be fighting another team from a different union to see who can collect the most Lux for that day.

This is the time you have left to defeat the boss before it dissapears.

This percentage box shows you if you will get a sub-species Raid boss (you eant this to happen, because they give out double the Lux) every time a raid boss is defeated the percentage will go up, and once it reaches 100% a sub species raid boss will apear

This shows the keyblade which will be receiving an attack bonus when attacking the raid boss. It changes from time to time.

By clicking these buttons you can attack the raid boss. You have a total of 5 battle points, use them to buy these different multipliers and attack with greater or lesser power.

When you click this button, your team list will open. You can ditribute 5 BP points amongst them by clicking the green button on each of their tabs. Doing this will also increase your own BP.

This will open a box in which you can use your ether, to replenish your BP. Ether give you 1 BP and Mega Ether restores all your BP.

 

 

GUILT LIST.

YOU CAN ONLY ACCESS THE GUILT LIST AFTER REACHING LEVEL 20

 

This shows the heartless that are part of the current guilt list. Only the ones listed here will drop guilt crystals. You have to discover which heartless are in the list by yourself, before finding them you will only see ? marks, instead of their pictures.

This is the number of guilt crystals that you have collected from this heartless.

This is the total number of crystals that are recquired to complete the list.

The total guilt bonus is the attack bonus you will receive when attacking the Raid Boss. This bonus is affected by the multipliers that you buy with your BP.

 

 

MISSIONS LIST

 

This shows the target that is required to complete the mission.

This shows how many heartless you must defeat to complete the mission.

This is the reward you will obtain once the mission is complete.

This shows the deadline for this mission.

 

 

LOWER BAR BUTTONS

 

Another button that takes you to the world selection screen.

Another button that takes you to the raid boss screen.

This button takes you to the deck menu. In here you can choose which cards you want to be using in your decks.

This button takes you to the card synthesis menu. In here you can use cards to level up other cards and become stronger.

This button takes you to the skill menu. In here you can equip skills to your cards so that special effects activate when you are using them during battle.

This button opens the Keyblade upgrades menu, where you can level up your keyblades to make them more powerful.

This button takes you to the Card Draw. In here you can use different tickets and moogle points to purchase new cards.

This button opens the Moogle Trade. In here you can use Moogle medals, to buy different items. Cards, materials, outfits, potions, ether and other cool stuff is available here.

This open up the Shop. The items in here can only be purchased with real money. Premium boxes and large quantities of potions, ether and other stuff can be bought here.

 

 

DECK MENU

 

This buttons are used to create different sets of decks. You can create up to 5.

This shows the Keyblade you are currently using. Use the arrows to switch to a different Keyblade.

This shows the total cost and cost limit of your deck. Each card has a different cost and your deck must be constructed around the total allowed cost. You can increase your total cost by leveling up your avatar.

Clicking this button will automatically create what the game computer deems to be the best possible deck with your current cards.

This is the save button, once you are done changing cards, keyblades or sets, make sure to save your changes by clicking on it. Once you click it a box will appear, click the left button (Hai) to save your changes.

This is the number of cards you currently have and the total number of cards you can hold. If at any time you receive a card and it exceeds the total number of cards that you can hold, that card will not be visible in your card menus. It will go to your backyard and stay there until you make room for it.  Do this by synthesizing your cards.

 

From this point on, in many instances after clicking a button to perform an action you will be asked to confirm it with a pop up box, that looks something like this:

If you are sure you want to proceed with that certain action, click the left side button. In Japanese it says, Hai.

If you are not so sure you want to proceed, click the right side button. In Japanese it says , iie. Which means: NO.

Memorize those  button, because you will use them a lot.

 

 

CARD SYNTHESIS

 

This BOX will appear empty until you choose a card and drag it inside it. Once there, it will display the card and its current stats.

These slots are filled with the cards that you want to synthesize into your main card on the left side. The cards used here will be forever lost (just like the time you spent reading or watching Twilight) and will never come back. Drag cards into the slots to fill them up one by one.

Clicking this button will automatically fill the 10 slots with what the game computer deems to be the 10 most worthless cards you possess.

This shows how much munny will it cost to perform the synthesis. It also shows your munny total and how much munny you will have left after the synthesis is completed.

This shows how many limit cuts does the card have left. (This concept will be more fully explained later when we discussed high purity cards).

This button performs the card synthesis, it will ask you to confirm that you are sure you want to do it. Click the left side button (hai) to complete it. When you are using SR or SR+ cards it will ask you to also click a small box confirming that you are really really sure you want to do it.

 

 

CARD SKILLS

This slot will be empty until you drag a card into it. Once you do this, it will show the skills currently attached into that card.

This shows the skills you currently have at your disposal. To attach skills into a card just click the button next to them., and then click the left side button (hai).

This tab is used to take away skills from a card.

 

 

KEYBLADE UPGRADES

 

These are the keyblades you currently have.

Here you can see the different multipliers that each Keyblade has during a battle (we will explain this more deeply when we talk about the battle system).

This is the attack bonus the Keyblade gets when fighting the raid boss (it needs to be the one shown in the raid boss battle screen for the bonus to take effect).

This shows the materials you need to be able to level up or upgrade your Keyblade.

This button will only light up once you have the required materials. When it does just click on it and select the left side button (hai) to perform the upgrade. Upgrading your Keyblade will increase its multipliers and its raid boss bonus. At the moment each Keyblade can reach level +40.

 

 

CARD DRAW

 

This tab is where you can use your moogle points and exchange them for cards which you can use for synthesis.

You get a free card every day. Click this button to receive it. After receiving your free card, you can click this button to buy 1 card for 200 moogle points.

This button will light up after you receive your free card of the day. Once it lights up, you can use it to buy a bundle of 10 cards for 2000 moogle points.

In this tab you can trade your Bronze, Silver and Gold tickets for new cards.

In this tab you can exchange your raise draw tickets for new cards. You can also buy Raise draw tickets with real money in here.

In this tab you can only redeem and purchase raise draw tickets bought with real money.

 

 

TICKETS

 

Clicking this button will show you the card list. In here you can see all the cards available. And what are the odds of receiving a certain rarity of card depending on the ticket you use. (Good Luck)

Using any of these 3 buttons will spend 1 of your tickets to receive 1 card.

Using any of these buttons will spend up to 10 tickets, in exchange for an equal number of cards.

 

 

RAISE DRAW

 

This is the total number of Raise Draw (black tickets) you currently have.

Click this button to exchange 1 raise draw ticket for a new card.

Click this button if you want to buy a bundle of 11 black tickets with real money. If you do so, you get special things. For example being assured that at least one of your cards will be SR.

Click this button to see the card list and the odds of you receiving a certain rarity of card.

 

 

MOOGLE TRADE

 

This shows the total of moogle medals you currently have. You can receive moogle medals by completing missions.

This number is the cost of the items in the shop.

Click this red button to purchase the item. It will ask you to confirm your purchase. Click the button on the left side to confirm.

This shows how many times can you buy this item and in some cases when the item will be gone from the Moogle trade.

 

This button will take you to the Card Medal Trade menu.

 

 

CARD MEDALS

 

This shows the total number of medals you currently have. Gold and silver medals can be exchanged for SR and SR+ cards in here. You can obtain them by completing missions, buying them in the moogle trade or exchanging high purity cards for them.

Click the red buttons to trade 1 medal for 1 card. The right side is for Assist Cards and the left side is for Attack Cards.

Click the blue buttons to see the list of cards you can obtain by trading your medals.

This button takes you to a screen where you can trade high purity cards for Card Medals.

This button takes you back to the moogle trade.

 

 

SHOP

 

Game currency that you have.

Price of the item.

Click this button to buy a certain item. You will be asked to confirm your purchase.

This shows how many times can you buy the item and when will the item be gone from the shop.

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This is quite in depth, and the screenshots look good. I don't think you should use so many colours though. I'm interested to see how user friendly this is.

Kingdom Hearts χ

 Starter Guide

 

 

Chapter 2

All those Beautiful Cards

 

 

 

Cards in the game are mainly divided into 2 categories: Assist Cards and Attack Cards.

 

Assist Cards can be identified by the silver heart icon on the right upper corner.

 

Attack Cards can be recognized by the red, blue or green icon in their left upper corner.

 

 

Attack and Assist Cards are divided into 6 different rarities: N, N+, R, R+, SR and SR+

The higher the rarity of the card, the higher the stats the card can have.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ASSIST CARDS

We will now discuss in depth what Assist cards are used for.

 

 

This shows what level is your card, you can increase your card’s level by using card synthesis.

This shows the HP and Lux % increase you will receive when you equip this card in your assist deck.

These are the number of skill slots that are available for this card. Only HP increasing abilities can be equipped to assist cards.

 

There are other 3 types of cards that can be found in the Assist tab, but can not be equipped in your assist deck. These cards are only used in card synthesis. They are: Yen Sid Cards, Fairy Godmother Cards and Moogle Cards

 

Yen Sid Card

These cards are only used to perform a limit cut on a card of the same rarity. We will discuss limit cuts at the end of this chapter which deals with card synthesis.

 

Fairy Godmother Cards

You can use these cards to give an assist or attack card a boost on its stats.

 

Moogle Cards

These are used in card synthesis to level up other cards faster.

 

 

Moogle Assist Card Shop

You can obtain assist cards by opening treasure chests that are scattered accross the worlds. Sometimes when opening a treasure chest a Moogle will appear and open the Moogle Shop for you. In here you can get better assist cards if you have Kupo fruit. you can obtain Kupo fruit by completing missions.

 

 

This number is how many Kupo Fruit you have.

Clicking this button allows you to trade 1 kupo fruit for an assist card of R+ or higher rarity.

Clicking this button spends 3 kupo fruit for 5 assist cards of R+ or higher rarity.

Clicking this button shows you the list of cards you could receive by trading kupo fruit.

Clicking this button gives you a free assist card that can be of N, N+, R or R+ rarity.

 

 

ATTACK CARDS

You can obtain attack cards by defeating heartless or through the card draw menu. These cards are used to perform attacks when battling a heartless in the game. They are divided into three categories: Power, Speed, Magic. you can identify them by the icons in the left upper corner.

 

Power

 

Speed

 

Magic

 

Here is the explanation for the attack cards stats screen.

 

This shows the level your card is at.

This is how much it costs to equip this card into your attack deck.

The first number is the attack increase this card gives you and the second row is the defense increase the card gives you.

This is the name of the attack animation this card performs when used in battle.

These are the skill slots available for this card.

 

There is another type of attack card. Dark cards were introduced into the game some months ago. there is really no difference between dark and light attack cards except for the fact that dark cards feature villains.

 

 

 

Card Synthesis

So that your cards reach their full potential you will want to use card synthesis. As we mention in chapter 1 in here you can fuse 10 low level cards to 1 card and increase its level.

All cards have a max level that they can reach, if you wish to increase your card's max level you will have to perform what is known as a limit cut.

To do this you will have to mix 2 identical cards. Doing this will increase the cards max limit by 5 levels.

 

 

For example by performing the synthesis in that image your Megara SR card max level would become 65. Doing this allows you to make your cards stronger.

Another benefit of limit cutting your cards is that once you limit cut them certain number of times and reach their max level, they become a High purity Card. When this happens, the background of your card will change and it will receive a boost on its stats. This state is in which the card reaches its full potential.

 

High Purity Card

 

This number lets you know how many more limit cuts a card requires to be able to be purified. This card is already purified, so it requires 0.

 

Using Yen Sid cards of the same Rarity in a synthesis will also perform a limit cut. 

Edited July 30, 201411 yr by keyblademasterkatsu

Merged the two topics since we don't use the staff forum all that much, so it could stand to be in a single topic.

 

Keep up the good work with the guides! We'll be able to publish that one after part 3, I think? And at that time, we should also make that official usernames list topic. After that, any ideas anyone?

Kingdom Hearts χ

Starter Guide

 

 

 

Chapter 3

The Art of Card Battles

 

 

 

 

 

 

Engaging the enemy.

 

 

When you place the pointer over a heartless, important information for the battle will show up. First you will see the Heartless level; below it you will see the name  and lastly you will see how much AP it will cost to battle this heartless. Stronger heartless cost more AP.

This icon will only appear in Heartless that are particularly strong and of high level. It is meant as a warning that that particular heartless is very strong.

 

When you click on the enemy the battle will start. In the game you always attack first. Your Avatar performs 3 attacks per turn, using 1 card for each attack. Every turn 3 cards will be randomly selected from your deck and used to attack. Once a card is used it won’t be available until all other cards have been used and your deck is shuffled again. This means that every card will only be used once and then after 3 turns they will be available again.

 

 

This shows the name of the attack your card performed and the damage inflicted on the heartless.

This shows if the Keyblade multiplier was activated and how much that particular multiplier was.
These are the three cards that will attack during this turn.
These are the skills that each card activated while attacking.

Once you perform your three attacks your turn will be over and the heartless turn will begin. During their turn Heartless can only perform 1 attack. Take notice that heartless can inflict critical hits on you, you can notice if a hit is critical or not by the sudden red flash on the screen as it attack hits you.

 

 

Multipliers.

An important part of the battling strategy in Kingdom Hearts X is the multipliers that your Keyblade has.

 

 

Leveling up your Keyblade will increase its multipliers and will allow your attack cards to inflict more damage. To do this you must collect different materials that are scattered through the different worlds you will visit. Just click on the sparkles to collect them.

To activate the multipliers your cards must be drawn in the correct sequence. Every multiplier has an icon that lets you know what type of attack card must be drawn to activate it.

Here is an example:

 

 

In this battle turn, my avatar is using the Lady Luck Keyblade. In order for those multipliers to be activated I need to draw a speed card, a magic card and another speed card. In this particular turn my second card is not a magic card and therefore did not activate the multiplier. But my first and last cards were speed cards which activated the multipliers, allowing them to increase their damage. 

 

 

Maximizing your deck’s Potential.

Another important factor in battle is creating a deck adequate to the Keyblade that you are currently using.

 

 

For example: My avatar is currently using the Lady luck Keyblade which has magic and speed multipliers. So in order to battle in an effective way, my deck does not contain any power cards, because this particular Keyblade does not make power cards stronger.

Mix and match different Keyblades with different decks and see what strategy works best for you.

 

 

Continue?

 

 

Sometimes you will fac

e the inevitable event of having your butt kicked by a heartless. When this happens the continue screen will come up.

The right button lets you pay the AP cost again to keep battling the heartless until the bitter end and the right side button lets you go. You can use the continue option as many times as you want, but once your AP runs out if you click the left button it will ask you to restore your AP using potions. But if you are feeling patient just wait for your AP to restore itself and once you have enough continue your battle.

 

 

Click the red button under the type of potion you wish to use.

 

 

And then click on the left button as many times as needed to restore the desired AP amount. Each click will spend 1 potion. The screen lets you know how many potions you have in total and how much is your AP going to increase with each potion.

 

 

Attacking the Raid Boss

Defeating the raid boss is a team effort.  You and your teammates will attack together to try and vanquish these giant heartless.

 

 

Attacking the raid boss is very much like attacking a heartless, but with a few differences. To attack a raid boss you will use BP (battle points) to buy multipliers and increase the amount of damage you can do. Once you are out of BP you can no longer attack the raid boss. But we explained earlier how to restore your BP with those green buttons at the bottom of the screen.

 

Another difference is that when you attack the raid boss you are only allowed a total of 6 turns, which is using your deck 2 times, if you can survive that long of course.

Raid bosses also have levels. Every day the first raid boss to appear will be at level 1. And after that every time you defeat a raid boss, the level will increase. The level can increase by 10, 5 or 1. That depends completely on how fast your team can vanquish it. If the advent time reaches zero and the boss was not defeated then the boss will disappear and its level will remain the same. The higher the level of the raid boss the more Lux it will drop when you attack it.

The percentage bar also increases depending on how fast you defeated the past raid boss. Once it reaches 100% a special raid boss will appear.

 

 

These are called sub species and the good thing about them is that they give out twice as much Lux. The bad thing is that they are stronger than the regular raid bosses. Their advent time is also much shorter; you only have 30 minutes to defeat it before it vanishes.

Defeating raid bosses will give everyone in your team certain rewards, such as munny, moogle points and materials.

 

 

Guilt List Help

 

We already explained what the guilt list is and does in chapter 1, now we will explain how you can help other team members to finish their guilt list.

 

 

This is how your guilt list looks like. Now lets click the right tab.

 

 

In this tab you can see which teammates have helped you complete your guilt list and how much crystals they have gathered for you. Now you being the nice person who follows Sora’s example that you are, will be eagerto return the favor. To help others with their guilt list, you will have to go to the raid boss screen.

 

 

 

Click the middle tab on the left column. In here you can see all the members of your team. They are numbered on how much lux they have collected so far this week from highest to lowest. Find your best friend and click the big red button next to his or her avatar.

 

 

 

Doing it will open their guilt list. In here you can see what targets are not yet completed. If you think you can help your friend click the red button at the bottom of the screen. When you do that, the world selection screen will come up, select a world and start helping.

 

 

 

This is how your screen will look like while you are helping your friends with their guilt list. I f you ever want to check what targets are you looking for , just click the red button on the blue bar with your friends name. When you are helping your friends, the guilt crystals you get from a target will automatically be sent to them, but you will still gain Lux, munny and experience from defeating heartless.

 

 

 

LUT and GUT

 

Lux Up Time and Guilt Up Time are special times of the day when the guilt crystal and lux points rewards are increased. During Lux Up Time the total Lux points of every battle will be doubled and during Guilt Up Time you will always receive 5 guilt crystals from every guilt target you defeat.

Below are the times in which LUT and GUT are active. These are for the Japan time zone, so adjust this times to the time zone in which you live and take advantage of them.

 

Lux Up Time

 

 

Guilt Up Time

 

 

 

Card Skills

 

Another important part in the battle system are the card skills. You can obtain these from missions and from cards that you get in the raise draw. Skills make your cards have different effects that make them more powerful. To attach and detach skills, go to the skill screen.

 

 

​Once you have selected the card that you want to attach or detach skills from you can get started. This Sora SR card has 2 skill slots that are empty. To attach a skill to it, just click the red button next to the chosen skill. This will make a new screen appear.

 

 

This screen lets you know how much munny will it cost to attach this skill. If you have the same skill more than once, you can attach it multiple times to the same card. Doing this will increase the skill level. When you are ready, press the red button on the left side to confirm the action.

 

 

Now your Sora SR card has the Attack Up II skill. If you want to see the effects and probablity of that skill to be activated during battle just put the pointer on top of it.

 

 

 

In here you can see that the Attack Up II skill your card has is level 1. the probability if being activated in battle is 10%, if you want to increase this percentage you will have to level up your skill by attaching it more times to your card. All skills can reach up to level 20.

 

Now lets try detaching a skill, which can be a little trickier.

Click on the right tab n top of your card t access the detaching screen.

 

 

Once you are here click on the red button next t the skill you want to detach. Once you click it, a new screen will appear.

 

 

​Detaching skills is not always successful. You can use the arrows to increase or decrease the success percentage. Anything under 100% has a chance of loosing the skill. Once you are ready, click the left side red button to confirm the action.

 

If the odds happened to be in your favor, you will get the skill.

 

 

But if your percentage was under 100% you could loose the skill forever.

 

Edited July 31, 201411 yr by keyblademasterkatsu

Feel free to post this in the KHx forum tomorrow, and we can continuously edit it and touch it up there!(Although actually, if you're doing a part 4, might want to wait until that is done so you can have 4 posts in a row at the top.)

Not part of the team, but I would suggest looking at this wiki for ideas: http://wikiwiki.jp/khx/  It's what I've been using for KHx info and it's easy to find information... as long as you can read it.  If you need something translated too I have free time to translate this month before school starts

Haha, me and Oishii want to translate stuff, but real life is not so kind.

Merged the two topics since we don't use the staff forum all that much, so it could stand to be in a single topic.

 

Keep up the good work with the guides! We'll be able to publish that one after part 3, I think? And at that time, we should also make that official usernames list topic. After that, any ideas anyone?

No more yellow text, it is hard to read, rather, impossible.

there is no more yellow text after chapter 1, the problem can be easily solved by highlighting the yellow text with your pointer.

there is no more yellow text after chapter 1, the problem can be easily solved by highlighting the yellow text with your pointer.

I think a darker orangy/yellow colour would be better though. Like this or this 

 

That way everyone can see it from the get-go. Some people might not think to highlight it.

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by KittensOnFire

ill change it tonight to a different color so it doesnt cause difficulties anymore.

These pics make me want to play KHX...

There was an issue where this topic was connected to the frontpage, because keyblademasterkatsu accidentally clicked the "Promote to Article" button on his KHx guide. So don't worry, those couple of members commenting here that aren't supposed to be in this forum weren't really in the forum, they were just posting on the article on the frontpage.