Enhance
Raises the pet you are actively developing.
Prioritize a pet you can keep using instead of spreading limited materials across every new drop.Pets, expeditions & ascension
A source-checked guide to pet enhancement, expeditions, egg outcomes, duplicate-based ascension, and quality-first progression decisions.
Quick Answer
Keep one useful combat pet, enhance what you can support with repeatable materials, and use expeditions as a separate long-term reward loop. Eggs can appear as expedition outcomes, but no reliable public percentage supports a fixed egg chance. Ascend only when the live preview confirms the duplicate cost and resulting improvement.
Guide
Enhancement, ascension, and expeditions solve different problems. Treating them as one upgrade button makes it easy to consume the wrong resource.
Raises the pet you are actively developing.
Prioritize a pet you can keep using instead of spreading limited materials across every new drop.Uses duplicate progression to move a pet beyond normal enhancement.
Read the duplicate requirement and result preview before consuming the only useful copy.Sends a pet through a separate reward activity.
Plan around the preview and availability of your remaining combat pets.Guide
The referenced video visibly demonstrates an expedition returning an egg, but a single result cannot establish a guaranteed farm route or exact chance.
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A large collection is not automatically stronger than one pet with a sustainable enhancement path. The useful comparison is combat contribution, upgrade access, duplicate access, and the role the pet fills.
Compare pets at similar levels and in the same route.
One damage number without attack cadence or encounter context is not a tier list.Favor the pet whose materials can be farmed consistently.
A rare pet with no practical upgrade path can stall behind a developed common option.Include ascension availability in the decision.
Do not assume a base rarity advantage survives several ascension steps.Use the pet that fixes the current dungeon problem.
Survival, pressure, and availability can matter more than a universal rarity label.Guide
Ascension is a commitment. The correct decision depends on the live preview, not on a copied material table.
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This guide deliberately excludes fields that current public sources do not support well enough for a durable recommendation.
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Update 11.2 improves Ice Dragonet, Storm Eagle, and Phoenix Kitsune skill effects, increases pet damage gained per level, reduces the 7-Star Storm Eagle skill cooldown, and adds damage to Trojan Pegasus.
Source notes
Facts on this page are limited to official records or claims repeated by independent public sources. Hidden formulas and unstable rates are left out.
FAQ
Public update coverage places pet enhancement and ascension at Ali. Enhancement develops the active pet, while ascension uses duplicate progression and should be confirmed in the live preview.
The referenced gameplay video shows an egg returning from an expedition, but it does not establish a guaranteed result or a reliable exact chance.
There is not enough current, comparable public stat data for a defensible universal ranking. Compare pets at the same level and include upgrade access, duplicates, and observed route performance.
Enhance the pet you actively use, then ascend only when the preview confirms the duplicate cost and the resulting improvement is worth losing that copy.
Abandoned Courtyard is consistently connected to pet progression, but exact material names and rates should be confirmed in game before planning a fixed farm count.
Ice Dragonet, Storm Eagle, and Phoenix Kitsune received improved skill effects; pet damage gained per level increased; 7-Star Storm Eagle received a lower skill cooldown; and Trojan Pegasus received increased damage. Confirm current values in the live pet panel.
The Update 11.2 log lists adjustments to existing pets, not a new-pet list. Check the live Battle Pass and Season Store previews for current reward details.
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