¡Welcome to the Axies Infinity Getting Started guide!

Each account consists of a minimum of 3 Axies and must contain a team of 3 Axies as well. You will use this equipment to play either of the two "modes" of the game: Adventure (PvE) or Arena (PvP).

Adventure (PvE): In this mode you play against the computer. You climb levels (called Ruins), the higher the level, the higher the difficulty. The higher the level, the higher the difficulty, the higher the profit generated. Each ruin is composed of 3 rounds of attack. Once you manage to overcome all the rounds, you will have beaten it and you will have a reward in SLP (there are daily maximums).

-If you play a level with available energy, you will spend a charge of energy. If you win the combat, you will also gain EXP; and if you don't win it, you won't receive any EXP. As explained above, your Axies level up as they gain EXP, so they get stronger; and this makes it easier to progress within each level played, since it will be easier to overcome them.

-The action of collecting SLP while playing in PvE is known as farming.

T Arena (PvP): Here you will play a match against another random person, who has a similar number of cups as you. exto

-All Axies involved will participate at level 1, regardless of the level reached in PvE.

-You have 40 seconds to determine which cards you want to play. Each card has an energy cost attached to it when played, this is shown below.

-The cards are shuffled into a deck that has 24 cards in total. 2 cards for each ability of each Axie. You will draw them from the deck at the beginning of each round.

-After Round 10, the "Bloodmoon Curse" curse begins. It produces a damage to all Axies at the end of each round.

-If you play an Arena with available energy, you will consume an energy charge. If you win that game, you will receive SLP and win cups. If you lose it, you will not receive SLP and you will lose cups.

If you play an Arena without having available energies, the only thing you risk are cups. SLP are not awarded when playing without energy.

Daily Quest: This is a daily quest. *(It may not be available at the time of reading the guide) -You must activate the Daily every day, complete the steps and very importantly, claim the SLP prize obtained (currently 25 SLP).

Every day at 00:00 GMT, the game will restart the rewards of the Adventure and Daily Quest rewards. So you will be able to claim them again.

Axies: There are different kinds of Axies, these are: Aquatic (Aquatic), Dawn (Dawn), Dusk (Dusk), Beast (Beast), Bug (Bug), Mechanical (Mech), Bird (Bird), Plant (Plant) and Reptile (Reptile).

-We recommend you to place your Plant in the first position, so it can block the opponent's attacks thanks to its high Vitality (explained below) and this damage will not be inflicted to your attacking Axies This damage is not inflicted on your attacking Axies, which you should place behind the plant.

Each class has advantages and disadvantages when facing a different class. So the damage caused by your attack will be 15% higher or 15% lower, depending on which class the attack is aimed at.

The relation is:

To understand this image, Beast-Bug-Mechanic generates 15% more damage when attacking Plant-Reptile-Dusk. And vice versa, Plant-Reptile-Dusk have 15% less damage when attacking Beast-Bug-Mechanic. And so on...

Statistics and skills of Axies:

Let's start with the basic statistics of an Axie:

Health: This is your vitality, and determines the amount of damage you can take before being knocked out. being knocked out.

Speed: This is their speed, and establishes the order of attack. The fastest Axies attack first. In turn, the higher speed decreases the chance of that Axie receiving a critical hit. Axie to receive a critical hit.

Skill: This is the ability. It adds damage when the Axie plays several cards at the same time (combo).

Morale: It is the morale. It increases the possibility of a critical hit. Also also makes it more likely to enter "Last Stand" mode.

Each class has different stat distributions, based on its main role in the game (explained below). in the game (explained below).

An Axie's abilities, on the other hand, are determined by 4 of its 6 body parts. body parts.

All have Eyes, Ears, Back, Mouth, Horns and Tail. Except for the first 2, all of them grant some ability.

Eyes and ears influence the Axie's vitality and speed.

Example of an Axie and its parts:

As you can see, only the 4 body parts below have Level 1, indicating the level of each skill. These abilities correspond to a specific card, which can be used in each round that you get, as long as you have the energy required for it.

Note that each Axie can play a maximum of 4 cards per round.

Its parts represent:

As explained before, the final damage of the attack depends on which class of Axie performs it, and which class receives it (ratio of +15% and -15%). In addition, you need to know that if the card used belongs to the same class as your Axie, the damage will increase by 10%.

Card combos and Critical Hit: -A combo occurs when an Axie plays two or more cards during the round. It increases the damage generated by following the ratio: (Damage caused x Morale)/500. Many cards add additional effects when played within a combo.

-Critical Hit occurs when an attack performed by an Axie generates 200% damage. The chances of this happening increase the higher the Axie's Morale.