Spiral Abyss

Clear the Spiral Abyss with the roster you already own.

The Abyss resets on a schedule, and the stars you miss this cycle are simply gone. Generic floor-12 guides assume a stacked account — but you need two teams that work for both halves, built from what you've actually leveled.

Two halves, two teams — plan them together

Each chamber splits into a first and second half, and you field a different team in each. The mistake is optimizing one team and throwing the leftovers at the other. Plan both halves as a pair so your strongest characters aren't fighting over the same slot.

Read the chamber before you pick

Each reset brings its own enemies and conditions. Single concentrated targets reward different teams than scattered waves; some halves pressure you on time, others on survival. The right team answers what that specific chamber is actually asking.

Speed and survival both count

Abyss scoring rewards clearing fast, but a team that dies clears nothing. The goal is the fastest lineup you can field that still survives the chamber — which depends entirely on how invested your characters are.

How Luminary plans your Abyss run

Luminary reads the live Abyss rotation and your synced roster, then maps your strongest builds onto both halves.

  • Current enemies and chamber conditions summarized at a glance
  • Two teams built from characters you own and have invested
  • A half-by-half plan instead of a one-size lineup
  • Suggestions to push for full stars as your roster grows

Free to start — sync your roster in seconds.

Questions, answered.

Field two teams that each clear their half quickly without dying, matched to the current chamber's enemies and conditions. Most accounts don't need 'perfect' characters — they need their best-invested ones placed in the right half. Luminary plans both halves from your actual roster and the live rotation.

The lower floors stay fixed, while the upper floors reset on a regular cycle — refreshing enemies and conditions and letting you earn the reward currency again. Because the stars don't carry over, it's worth a fresh plan each reset, which is exactly what Luminary regenerates from the current rotation.

No. Plenty of accounts full-clear with well-built four-stars and standard characters. Investment, team synergy, and matching the chamber matter far more than owning the newest units.

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