Skill Customization

A high-rarity card can carry 20+ skills, but in a real battle only a handful matter. Skill Customization lets you switch off the skills a card shouldn’t use, so it focuses on the ones that win fights — and it gives every card a single number, its Skill Power, that captures how strong its skill set is.

Skill Power (Total Stars)

Every card shows a small summary next to Skills, written as count : ⭐stars — the number of skills that will fight, then their combined Skill Power.

When Customization is off, the summary counts every skill and shows in blue. When it is on, it counts only the skills that will fight and shows in red — so you can read at a glance whether a card is filtered.

What It’s For

Battles pick skills automatically. A card with too many skills can fire low-value ones, or waste a turn casting noise instead of the spell you wanted. Customization lets you focus a card on its key skills.

• Switched-off skills stay on the card — they are never lost, just held back from battle. Turn them on again any time.
• It applies to both PvE and PvP battles (your PvP ghost team is built from the customized skill set).
• It does not affect transmute, trading, or marketplace discovery — those always see the card’s full skill list.

How to Customize

Three steps, all on the card’s detail screen:

Adjusting Skill Levels

Edit mode does more than on/off: every skill above Lv.1 shows + / − buttons to raise or lower its level — down to Lv.1 and back up to the level the card has actually learned (never higher). A reduced level shows in red. Lowering a skill trims its Skill Power while keeping it in the kit — the precise way to fit a team under the ⭐U200 cap by choice. It’s a battle-level override: it never changes the skill’s real learned level, and it resets if the card is traded.