Anime Legacy Simulator Talents: Where to Roll, What Rolls Cost, and What to Keep
Talents are rolled from the lobby menu in Anime Legacy Simulator. Here's what a Talent roll costs, where to earn Talent Tokens, and why S-tier results are the ones to keep.
You roll Talents from the Talent menu in the lobby. Every roll spends Talent Tokens and randomizes your characters' stats across four main categories: Damage, Ultimate, Move, and Speed. The results worth keeping are S-tier rolls — set the menu to auto and any S-tier result locks in the moment it appears.
Where to roll Talents
The Talent feature lives in the lobby. It was added as a new lobby feature in Update 1 and remains part of the lobby menu in the updates since, so head to the lobby and open the Talent menu to start rolling.
What a Talent roll uses and gives
Talent rolls use Talent Tokens as their currency. What you get back is a random set of stats for your characters, drawn from the four main stat categories: Damage, Ultimate, Move, and Speed. Each roll is a fresh random draw, so a roll is only as good as the tier it lands on.
How to earn Talent Tokens
Talent Tokens come from four sources:
| Source | Talent Tokens | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| World bosses, e.g. Merit | 500–1,000 per kill | Listed at a 100% drop rate |
| Dungeons | About 10–20 | Around a 50–100% drop chance |
| Trials | About 10–20 | Pays a similar amount to dungeons |
| Dice game mode | Varies | Repeatable — keep playing to stack tokens |
World bosses are the big payout. Merit, the Update 1 world boss, spawns at the Kingdom scene with roughly 15 minutes on the timer. Its 5,000 HP drops one point per click — your fighters' damage doesn't count here — so click away yourself, and when the rest of the server piles on, it goes down much faster. Our world boss guide covers how these spawns work.
Dungeons and Trials pay less per clear, but both are easy to repeat — see the dungeons and trials guides for how each one runs. The dice mode is the most casual option: just keep playing it and the tokens pile up for more rolls.
Which roll outcomes to keep
Keep S-tier results — that is the whole point of rolling. The Talent interface has an auto setting and lets you keep S-tier results: when an S-tier roll appears, it locks in, so you can't lose it by accident.
Resist the urge to chase a specific stat through endless manual rerolls. Rerolls demand luck, they cost a lot of tokens, and the chance of landing the result you want is low. Bank the S-tier when it shows up and put your next tokens toward more rolls instead.
If you're still building out the rest of your account, the beginner guide and progression guide show where Talents fit into the broader climb.