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== Overview ==

Items are objects found under the '''Item''' tab in JFTSE.

This page focuses on the in-game Item categories:

* '''Special'''
* '''Quick Slot'''
* '''Tools'''
* '''Clublogo'''
* '''Balls'''

Costume and equipment pieces such as clothing, rackets, shoes, gloves, accessories and rings belong to the '''Costume''' category and should be documented separately.

Items can have different purposes. Some are used directly during gameplay, while others provide support effects, utility functions or cosmetic options.

For information about stats, attributes and secondary stats, see the '''[[Stats|Stats]]''' page.

== Item Categories ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Category
! Purpose
! Notes
|-
| '''Special'''
| Special or convenience items
| Depends on shop and inventory availability
|-
| '''Quick Slot'''
| Usable gameplay items that can be placed into Quick Slots
| Includes attack, defense, recovery, support, utility and buff-related items
|-
| '''Tools'''
| Utility items used for specific functions
| Used outside or inside specific systems depending on the item
|-
| '''Clublogo'''
| Items related to club logo customization
| Used for club-related visuals
|-
| '''Balls'''
| Ball-related items
| Includes ball items or cosmetic ball options
|}

== Important Terminology ==

The Item system uses several terms that can be confusing for new players.

{| class="wikitable"
! Term
! Meaning
! Notes
|-
| '''Item'''
| An object from the Item tab
| Includes Quick Slot items, tools, balls and other item-tab objects
|-
| '''Quick Slot Item'''
| A usable item that can be placed into a Quick Slot and activated during gameplay
| Examples include Fireball, Meteor, Healing and Rebirth
|-
| '''Buff Item'''
| A special Quick Slot-related item with a temporary supportive effect
| Examples include Item Bash, Blessed Aim, Frenzy and Defensive Auras
|-
| '''Synergistic Effect'''
| A buff effect shown in the item tooltip
| Examples include Damage Increase, Projectile +1 or Movement Speed Up
|-
| '''Cooltime'''
| The waiting time before an item can be used again
| The game uses the term Cooltime for cooldown time
|-
| '''Duration'''
| The amount of time an effect stays active after being used
| Important for Buff Items
|-
| '''Element'''
| The elemental type of an item, if it has one
| Fire, Wind, Earth, Water or None
|}

'''Important:''' Quick Slot items may behave like abilities during gameplay, but they are still items in the game interface.

== Quick Slot Items ==

Quick Slot items are usable items that can be placed into Quick Slots and activated during gameplay.

They are shown under the '''Item → Quick Slot''' category.

Quick Slot items can have:

* '''Element'''
* '''Battle Mode Cooltime'''
* '''Guardian Mode Cooltime'''
* '''Duration'''
* '''Description'''
* '''Count'''
* '''Gold price'''
* '''Item effect'''
* '''Synergistic effect'''

Some Quick Slot items are direct attack items, while others are defensive, supportive, recovery-based, utility-based or buff-related.

'''Important:''' Quick Slot items are items, not character stats. Some of them behave like combat abilities during gameplay, but they are still item-based in the game interface.

For terminology about stats and attributes, see the '''[[Stats|Stats]]''' page.

== Quick Slot Tooltip Information ==

Quick Slot item tooltips show important information about how an item works.

The wiki uses the same terminology as the in-game tooltip, but also explains what each term means.

{| class="wikitable"
! Tooltip field
! Meaning
! Example
|-
| '''Gold'''
| The shop price of the item
| 1600
|-
| '''Count'''
| The number of item uses or item copies received when buying the item
| 50
|-
| '''Element'''
| The elemental type of the item, if it has one
| Fire, Wind, Earth, Water, None
|-
| '''Battle Mode Cooltime'''
| The cooldown time before the item can be used again in Battle Mode
| 45 seconds
|-
| '''Guardian Mode Cooltime'''
| The cooldown time before the item can be used again in Guardian Mode
| 7 seconds
|-
| '''Duration'''
| The amount of time an item effect or buff stays active after being used
| 20 seconds
|-
| '''Description'''
| A short explanation of what the item does
| Attacks an adversary with Fireball
|-
| '''Synergistic'''
| A special item effect that supports other actions, items or gameplay mechanics
| Damage Increase, Projectile +1, Movement Speed Up
|}

== Cooltime and Duration ==

The game uses the term '''Cooltime''' for cooldown time.

'''Cooltime''' means how long you have to wait before an item can be used again.

'''Duration''' means how long the item effect stays active after using the item.

This difference is especially important for Buff Items.

For example, if a Buff Item has:

* '''Duration: 20 seconds'''
* '''Cooltime: 10 seconds'''

then the effect lasts longer than the cooldown.

This means that the player may be able to use another buff while the first one is still active, especially when using '''Buff Slot Expansion'''.

Example:

# Use '''Item Bash'''.
# Item Bash stays active for 20 seconds.
# After 10 seconds, another buff can be used.
# Use '''Blessed Aim''' while Item Bash is still active.
# Both effects can overlap for a short time.

This timing is important for setups that combine damage buffs and projectile buffs.

== Quick Slot Item Types ==

Quick Slot items can be grouped by their main function.

{| class="wikitable"
! Type
! Purpose
! Examples
|-
| '''Attack'''
| Deals damage or applies offensive pressure
| Fireball, Meteor, Inferno, Blizzard, Homing Soul
|-
| '''Trap / Area Control'''
| Creates traps or area-based effects
| Magic Circle, Crap trap
|-
| '''Control'''
| Disables, transforms or disrupts enemies
| Flash Bomb, Kiss of Medusa, Polymorph, Minimum
|-
| '''Defense'''
| Protects the player or reduces incoming pressure
| Area Shield, Holy Shield
|-
| '''Recovery'''
| Restores strength or heals players
| Magic Potion, Healing items
|-
| '''Support'''
| Helps teammates or changes the match state
| Rebirth
|-
| '''Utility'''
| Provides non-damage effects
| Sandglass
|-
| '''Buff'''
| Improves item damage, projectiles, movement, defense or ball behavior for a limited time
| Item Bash, Blessed Aim, Defensive Auras, Frenzy
|}

== Elemental Quick Slot Items ==

Some Quick Slot items have an element shown in their tooltip.

Elements are important because they can interact with element-based systems and enchantments.

{| class="wikitable"
! Element
! Example items
! Notes
|-
| '''Fire'''
| Fireball, Meteor, Inferno
| Fire-based attack items
|-
| '''Wind'''
| Magic Circle, Homing Soul
| Wind-based attack or area-control items
|-
| '''Earth'''
| Crap trap, Kiss of Medusa
| Earth-based trap or control items
|-
| '''Water'''
| Blizzard
| Water-based attack item
|-
| '''None'''
| Healing items, shields, support items, utility items, buff items
| Items without an elemental type
|}

'''Note:''' Not every Quick Slot item has an element. Items without an element can still be useful because of their effect, cooldown, duration or support value.

For more information about elemental attack, elemental defense and element reactions, see the '''[[Enchantment|Enchantment]]''' page.

== Quick Slot Item Examples ==

The following table lists common Quick Slot item examples and their visible tooltip information.

{| class="wikitable"
! Item
! Element
! Type
! Effect / Description
|-
| '''Fireball'''
| Fire
| Attack
| Attacks an adversary with Fireball
|-
| '''Meteor'''
| Fire
| Attack
| Attacks an adversary with falling meteors
|-
| '''Inferno'''
| Fire
| Attack / Area
| Creates a small area of chaos which inflicts damage on nearby targets
|-
| '''Magic Circle'''
| Wind
| Trap / Area Control
| Spawns magical circles on the player's court side
|-
| '''Homing Soul'''
| Wind
| Attack
| Attacks an adversary by shooting a crystal of Homing Soul
|-
| '''Crap trap'''
| Earth
| Trap
| Sets up a spider trap
|-
| '''Kiss of Medusa'''
| Earth
| Control
| Transforms the target into a Moai statue for a short time
|-
| '''Blizzard'''
| Water
| Attack
| Random attack with Blizzards
|-
| '''Flash Bomb'''
| None
| Control
| Blinds enemies for a short time
|-
| '''Area Shield'''
| None
| Defense
| Grants a magical shield
|-
| '''Holy Shield'''
| None
| Defense
| Defends the user and can make item effects ineffective
|-
| '''Magic Potion'''
| None
| Recovery
| Recovers strength
|-
| '''Healing (Small / Medium)'''
| None
| Recovery
| Heals the user or nearby players
|-
| '''Rebirth'''
| None
| Support
| Resurrects a teammate with limited strength
|-
| '''Sandglass'''
| None
| Utility
| Delays the time limit
|-
| '''Polymorph'''
| None
| Control
| Transforms an adversary into a chick
|-
| '''Minimum'''
| None
| Control
| Turns adversaries into tiny dwarves
|}

== Buff Items and Synergistic Effects ==

Some items in the Quick Slot category are not classic attack, defense, recovery or support Quick Slot items.

Instead, they are '''Buff Items''' with '''Synergistic Effects'''.

These items are used to improve the performance of other Quick Slot items or gameplay actions for a short time.

Examples include:

* '''Bust of speed'''
* '''Top Spin'''
* '''Power Strike'''
* '''Blessed Aim'''
* '''Item Bash'''
* '''Defensive Auras'''
* '''Frenzy'''
* '''Speed Ball'''

These items usually have:

* '''Element: None'''
* '''Duration'''
* '''Synergistic effect'''
* '''Battle Mode Cooltime'''
* '''Guardian Mode Cooltime'''

They are not used in the same way as classic Quick Slot attack items such as Fireball, Meteor or Blizzard.

'''Important:''' Buff Items are still items. Their effects should not be described as attributes or skills.

== Regular Quick Slot Items vs Buff Items ==

Regular Quick Slot items are usually used directly for an immediate effect, such as attacking, healing, shielding or disrupting an opponent.

Buff Items are different. They temporarily improve another gameplay area, such as item damage, projectile count, movement speed, ball damage or damage resistance.

{| class="wikitable"
! Type
! How it is used
! Examples
|-
| '''Regular Quick Slot Item'''
| Used directly for an attack, defense, recovery or utility effect
| Fireball, Blizzard, Healing, Rebirth, Holy Shield
|-
| '''Buff Item'''
| Used to temporarily improve another action or item setup
| Item Bash, Blessed Aim, Defensive Auras, Frenzy
|}

== Buff Slot System ==

Buff Items use a separate slot system from regular Quick Slot items.

In the inventory or bag, there is a dedicated slot for these buff-type Quick Slot items.

This means that a player can use a Buff Item to improve their setup without replacing a normal attack, defense, recovery or utility Quick Slot item.

Some bags can expand this system and allow more than one Buff Item to be used at the same time.

This is called '''Buff Slot Expansion'''.

== Buff Slot Expansion ==

'''Buff Slot Expansion''' allows players to use multiple Buff Items at the same time.

For example, a player can combine:

* '''Item Bash''' – increases item damage
* '''Blessed Aim''' – adds an additional projectile

This can be useful for increasing offensive pressure, because one buff increases damage while the other can increase the number of projectiles.

== Buff Timing ==

Buff Items usually have a short duration and cooldown.

Many Buff Items last around '''20 seconds''' and have a cooldown of around '''10 seconds'''.

Because of this, timing is important.

If a player has multiple buff slots, they can rotate buffs to keep several effects active at the same time.

For example:

# Use '''Item Bash''' to increase item damage.
# Wait until the cooldown allows another buff action.
# Use '''Blessed Aim''' to add an additional projectile.
# Keep alternating the buffs to maintain both effects as much as possible.

This timing can be important in Battle Mode, especially when using attack items that benefit from damage increases or additional projectiles.

'''Tip:''' Buff Items should usually be activated shortly before using the Quick Slot items or gameplay actions they are meant to support.

== Synergistic Effects ==

Synergistic Effects are item-specific buffs.

They should not be confused with Attributes, Secondary Stats or Skills.

{| class="wikitable"
! Buff item
! Synergistic effect
! Effect
! Related stat / mechanic
|-
| '''Bust of speed'''
| Movement Speed Up
| Increases movement speed
| Movement / '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]'''
|-
| '''Top Spin'''
| Ball Spin Increase
| Increases ball spin
| Ball behavior / '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|-
| '''Frenzy'''
| Chargeshot Speed Up
| Increases Chargeshot Speed
| '''[[Stats#Secondary Stats|Secondary Stat]]''' / item effect
|-
| '''Item Bash'''
| Damage Increase
| Increases item damage
| Item damage / '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|-
| '''Defensive Auras'''
| Defense Increase
| Increases damage resistance
| Defense / survivability / '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]'''
|-
| '''Blessed Aim'''
| Projectile +1
| Adds an additional projectile
| Projectiles / '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]'''
|-
| '''Power Strike'''
| Ball Damage Increase
| Increases ball damage
| Ball damage / '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|-
| '''Speed Ball'''
| Ball Speed Up
| Increases ball speed
| Ball speed / '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|}

== Item Effects and Stats ==

Some item effects interact with gameplay mechanics that can also be influenced by stats.

This does not mean that the item effect is the same as the stat.

For example:

{| class="wikitable"
! Item effect
! Example item
! Related stat / mechanic
|-
| '''Movement Speed Up'''
| Bust of speed
| Movement / '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]'''
|-
| '''Ball Spin Increase'''
| Top Spin
| Ball behavior / '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|-
| '''Chargeshot Speed Up'''
| Frenzy
| '''[[Stats#Secondary Stats|Secondary Stat]]''' / item effect
|-
| '''Damage Increase'''
| Item Bash
| Item damage / '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|-
| '''Defense Increase'''
| Defensive Auras
| Defense / survivability / '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]'''
|-
| '''Projectile +1'''
| Blessed Aim
| Adds an additional projectile / '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]'''
|-
| '''Ball Damage Increase'''
| Power Strike
| Ball damage / '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|-
| '''Ball Speed Up'''
| Speed Ball
| Ball speed / '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|}

'''Important:''' These are still item effects. They should not be described as stats or skills. Some item effects simply affect similar gameplay areas as certain stats.

'''Note:''' Item effects can be related to similar gameplay areas as stats, but they are still separate systems. For example, '''Item Bash''' increases item damage as a buff effect, while '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]''' is related to offensive damage mechanics. '''Defensive Auras''' increases damage resistance as a buff effect, while '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]''' is related to survivability and damage reduction. '''Top Spin''' and '''Power Strike''' affect ball behavior or ball damage, while '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]''' is related to ball curve and ball damage. '''Blessed Aim''' adds an additional projectile, while '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]''' is related to projectile behavior. This does not make these buff effects attributes.

'''Note:''' Chargeshot Speed is treated as a '''[[Stats#Secondary Stats|Secondary Stat]]''' or item-based effect. '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]''' can affect charge-related gameplay, but the Chargeshot Speed bonus itself comes from item effects such as '''Frenzy''' or other item bonuses.

For detailed information about stats such as '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]''', '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]''', '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]''' and '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]''', see the '''[[Stats|Stats]]''' page.

== Buff Item Strategy ==

Buff Items are strongest when used with the right Quick Slot items.

For example:

{| class="wikitable"
! Buff item
! Works well with
! Reason
|-
| '''Item Bash'''
| Fireball, Meteor, Blizzard, Homing Soul, Inferno
| Increases item damage and supports offensive item setups related to '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|-
| '''Blessed Aim'''
| Projectile-based items
| Adds an additional projectile and supports projectile setups related to '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]'''
|-
| '''Defensive Auras'''
| Defensive or survival-focused setups
| Increases damage resistance and supports survivability setups related to '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]'''
|-
| '''Frenzy'''
| Charge-based gameplay
| Increases Chargeshot Speed as an item effect
|-
| '''Speed Ball'''
| Ball-pressure setups
| Increases ball speed and supports ball-speed setups related to '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''
|-
| '''Top Spin'''
| Spin-based gameplay
| Increases ball spin and supports ball-behavior setups related to '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|-
| '''Power Strike'''
| Ball-damage setups
| Increases ball damage and supports ball-damage setups related to '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]'''
|}

'''Tip:''' Buff Items should be timed before using important attack or support items. Using a buff too early can waste part of its duration.

== Quick Slot Item Strategy ==

Quick Slot item setups depend on the player's goal.

A player can build around:

* Direct damage
* Projectile pressure
* Area control
* Defensive survival
* Healing and support
* Utility and disruption
* Buff-enhanced item damage
* Ball pressure

A strong setup usually combines regular Quick Slot items with suitable Buff Items.

For example:

{| class="wikitable"
! Goal
! Possible setup idea
! Notes
|-
| '''High item damage'''
| Item Bash + offensive Quick Slot items
| Increases the damage of attack items
|-
| '''Projectile pressure'''
| Blessed Aim + projectile-based items
| Adds more projectile pressure
|-
| '''Survivability'''
| Defensive Auras + shields or healing
| Helps survive enemy pressure
|-
| '''Mobility'''
| Bust of speed + movement-based play
| Helps with positioning and supports movement-related gameplay
|-
| '''Ball pressure'''
| Speed Ball / Top Spin / Power Strike
| Improves ball speed, spin or ball damage
|}

== Common Mistakes ==

These are common terminology mistakes that should be avoided on the wiki.

{| class="wikitable"
! Mistake
! Correct explanation
|-
| Calling Quick Slot items skills
| They may behave like abilities, but they are items in the game interface
|-
| Calling Buff Items stats
| Buff Items are item effects, not stats
|-
| Treating Chargeshot Speed as a direct DEX effect
| Chargeshot Speed is a Secondary Stat or item-based effect
|-
| Mixing Costume equipment with Items
| Costume equipment belongs to the Costume category, not the Item tab
|-
| Treating Cooltime and Duration as the same thing
| Cooltime is the waiting time; Duration is how long the effect stays active
|}

== Items, Stats and Skills ==

Items, Stats and Skills should be clearly separated in the wiki.

{| class="wikitable"
! Term
! Meaning
! Examples
|-
| '''Items'''
| Objects used, equipped or consumed through the item system
| Fireball, Meteor, Potions, Buff Items
|-
| '''Quick Slot Items'''
| Usable items placed in Quick Slots
| Fireball, Blizzard, Healing, Rebirth
|-
| '''Buff Items'''
| Items with Synergistic Effects that support gameplay or other Quick Slot items
| Item Bash, Blessed Aim, Defensive Auras
|-
| '''Stats'''
| Numerical values or bonuses
| STR, STA, DEX, WIL, Move Speed, Charge Speed
|-
| '''Skills'''
| Actual abilities, if documented separately
| Depends on the game's skill system
|}

Some item effects overlap with gameplay areas that are also influenced by stats. For example, movement-related effects can be related to '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]''', survivability-related effects can be related to '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]''', ball damage can be related to '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]''' and ball speed or offensive damage mechanics can be related to '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]'''.

However, specific bonuses such as '''Chargeshot Speed Up''' are item effects or '''[[Stats#Secondary Stats|Secondary Stats]]'''. They should not be described as direct DEX effects unless the stat page confirms that exact interaction.

'''Important:''' Quick Slot items may behave like abilities during gameplay, but they are still items in the game interface.

For stats and terminology, see the '''[[Stats|Stats]]''' page.

== Obtaining Items ==

Items can come from different sources.

Common sources include:

* Shops
* Gacha systems
* Events
* Guardian-related rewards
* Drops from specific content
* Trading between players

Some items are common and easy to obtain, while others may be tied to events, paid systems or rare drops.

== Items and Enchantments ==

Items and Enchantments are connected, but they are not the same system.

The '''Enchant''' system is used to improve equipment by adding attribute bonuses or elemental effects.

For more information about enchantments, Tablets, Elemental Stones and Jewels, see the '''[[Enchantment|Enchantment]]''' page.

== Recommended Wiki Usage ==

To keep the wiki terminology consistent:

{| class="wikitable"
! Use this term
! For this
! Do not confuse with
|-
| '''Items'''
| Item-tab objects, consumables, Quick Slot items, tools, balls and similar objects
| Costume equipment
|-
| '''Quick Slot Items'''
| Usable gameplay items placed in Quick Slots
| Character stats
|-
| '''Buff Items'''
| Quick Slot-related support items with Synergistic Effects
| Regular attack items
|-
| '''Stats'''
| Numerical values and bonuses
| Skills
|-
| '''Attributes'''
| STR, STA, DEX and WIL
| Items or skills
|-
| '''Secondary Stats'''
| Move Speed, Charge Speed, Smash, Serve, HP, Chargeshot Speed and similar bonuses
| Skills
|-
| '''Enchantments'''
| Equipment improvement system
| Quick Slot item effects
|-
| '''Costume'''
| Clothing, rackets, shoes, gloves, accessories and other equipment pieces
| Item-tab consumables or Quick Slot items
|}

== Related Pages ==

* '''[[Stats]]''' – explains Attributes, Secondary Stats and formulas.
* '''[[Enchantment]]''' – explains Tablets, Elemental Stones, Jewels and the Enchant system.
* '''[[Maps]]''' – shows map information and Gacha availability.
* '''[[Skills]]''' – explains actual abilities, if documented separately.

== Summary ==

The Item category includes several item types such as Special, Quick Slot, Tools, Clublogo and Balls.

Quick Slot items are usable gameplay items with effects, cooldowns and sometimes elements.

Buff Items are a special type of Quick Slot-related item with Synergistic Effects. They can improve item damage, projectiles, defense, movement, ball speed, ball spin, ball damage or Chargeshot Speed.

Some bags can unlock additional buff slots through '''Buff Slot Expansion''', allowing players to combine multiple buffs such as '''Item Bash''' and '''Blessed Aim'''.

'''Cooltime''' means the waiting time before an item can be used again. '''Duration''' means how long the effect stays active.

Some item effects overlap with mechanics affected by stats such as '''[[Stats#STR|STR]]''', '''[[Stats#STA|STA]]''', '''[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]''' or '''[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]''', but they are still item effects.

Costume and equipment items belong to the Costume category and should be documented separately.

Enchantment

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Olex: Created page with "== Overview == Stats describe numerical character values and bonuses in JFTSE. The wiki separates stats into two main groups: * '''Attributes''' – the four core character values: '''STR''', '''STA''', '''DEX''' and '''WIL'''. * '''Secondary Stats''' – item-based or derived bonuses such as '''Charge Speed''', '''Move Speed''', '''Smash''', '''Serve''' or '''HP'''. Stats are not skills. '''Skills''' are actual abilities used during gameplay, such as '''Meteor''',..."

== Overview ==

Stats describe numerical character values and bonuses in JFTSE.

The wiki separates stats into two main groups:

* '''Attributes''' – the four core character values: '''STR''', '''STA''', '''DEX''' and '''WIL'''.
* '''Secondary Stats''' – item-based or derived bonuses such as '''Charge Speed''', '''Move Speed''', '''Smash''', '''Serve''' or '''HP'''.

Stats are not skills.

'''Skills''' are actual abilities used during gameplay, such as '''Meteor''', '''Fireball''', '''Blizzard''', '''Homing Soul''' or '''SS'''.

== Stats vs Skills ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Term
! Meaning
! Examples
|-
| '''Stats'''
| Numerical values or bonuses that affect gameplay
| STR, STA, DEX, WIL, Charge Speed, Move Speed, HP
|-
| '''Attributes'''
| The four core character values
| STR, STA, DEX, WIL
|-
| '''Secondary Stats'''
| Item-based or derived bonuses, often affected by attributes
| Charge Speed, Move Speed, Smash, Serve, HP
|-
| '''Skills'''
| Actual abilities used during gameplay
| Meteor, Fireball, Blizzard, Homing Soul, SS
|}

'''Important:''' Values such as Charge Speed, Move Speed, Smash, Serve or HP are not skills. They are stats.

Skills are actual abilities. Stats can affect gameplay and may influence the effectiveness of some actions, but stats are not skills themselves.

== Attributes ==

Attributes are the four main character values:

* '''STR'''
* '''STA'''
* '''DEX'''
* '''WIL'''

Attributes are core character values. They can affect ball behavior, movement, survivability, skill damage and other gameplay mechanics.

Attributes can be increased by leveling up and can also come from equipment or enchantments.

Each level gives '''1 attribute point''' that can be assigned to STR, STA, DEX or WIL.

== Attribute Overview ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Attribute
! Main role
! Commonly affects
! Most relevant in
|-
| '''STR'''
| Offensive power
| Ball speed, skill damage
| Basic, Battle, Guardian
|-
| '''STA'''
| Survivability and recovery
| Skill damage reduction, knockdown recovery
| Battle, Guardian
|-
| '''DEX'''
| Agility and responsiveness
| Movement, charge speed, projectiles, channel time
| All modes
|-
| '''WIL'''
| Curve and ball pressure
| Ball curve, ball damage, miss damage
| Basic, Battle, Guardian
|}

== STR ==

'''STR''' increases offensive pressure.

It mainly affects ball speed and skill damage.

=== Effects ===

* Increases ball speed.
* Increases skill damage.
* Helps create stronger offensive pressure.
* Does not decrease ball damage.
* Higher STR can make WIL-based curve feel less noticeable because the ball travels faster and more directly.

=== Skill Damage Formula ===

The skill damage bonus from STR is calculated as:

<pre>
DamageBonus = floor(0.35 × STR)
</pre>

=== Skill Damage Examples ===

{| class="wikitable"
! STR
! Skill damage bonus
|-
| 3
| 1
|-
| 6
| 2
|-
| 9
| 3
|-
| 12
| 4
|-
| 15
| 5
|-
| 18
| 6
|-
| 20
| 7
|}

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== STA ==

'''STA''' improves survivability and recovery.

It mainly reduces incoming skill damage and helps with recovery after being smashed or knocked down.

=== Effects ===

* Reduces damage taken from enemy skill attacks.
* Reduces recovery time after being smashed or knocked down.
* Helps the charge bar fill faster.
* May increase the speed of certain return shots after absorbing enemy pressure.

=== Damage Reduction Formula ===

The damage reduction from STA is calculated as:

<pre>
DamageReduction = floor(0.3 × STA)
</pre>

=== Damage Reduction Examples ===

{| class="wikitable"
! STA
! Damage reduction
|-
| 4
| 1
|-
| 7
| 2
|-
| 10
| 3
|-
| 14
| 4
|-
| 17
| 5
|-
| 20
| 6
|}

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== DEX ==

'''DEX''' improves agility, responsiveness and certain skill mechanics.

DEX is one of the most generally useful attributes because movement matters in every mode.

=== Effects ===

* Improves left-right turning.
* Increases movement speed.
* Makes ball charging faster.
* Increases projectile count for Blizzard, Meteor and Homing Soul.
* Projectile scaling is relevant up to 60 DEX.
* Decreases skill channel time, up to a maximum of 50%.

'''Note:''' With full mobility boots, the practical movement-speed gain from additional DEX may become less noticeable.

== WIL ==

'''WIL''' improves ball curve and ball-based pressure.

It affects ball damage, curve and damage when enemies miss the ball in Battle Mode.

=== Effects ===

* Increases ball curve.
* Increases ball damage.
* Increases damage dealt when enemies miss the ball in Battle Mode.
* In Guardian Mode, WIL can increase ball damage against Guardian enemies.

=== Ball Damage Formula ===

The ball damage from WIL is calculated as:

<pre>
TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(WIL × 13 / 25))
</pre>

Equivalent form:

<pre>
TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(0.52 × WIL))
</pre>

=== Ball Damage Examples ===

{| class="wikitable"
! WIL
! Calculation
! Ball damage
|-
| 15
| 10 + floor(7.8) = 17
| 20
|-
| 110
| 10 + floor(57.2)
| 67
|-
| 135
| 10 + floor(70.2)
| 80
|-
| 160
| 10 + floor(83.2)
| 93
|}

'''Note:''' 20 is the minimum value, not a base value.

<div class="jftse-calculator" data-calc="wil"></div>

=== Guardian WIL Damage ===

In Guardian Mode, WIL can add extra ball damage based on the Guardian's maximum health.

<pre>
Extra Guardian Ball Damage = 0.01% × WIL × Guardian maximum health
</pre>

Equivalent form:

<pre>
Extra Guardian Ball Damage = 0.0001 × WIL × Guardian maximum health
</pre>

<div class="jftse-calculator" data-calc="guardian-wil"></div>

== Secondary Stats ==

Secondary Stats are item-based or derived bonuses.

They are not attributes and they are not skills.

Secondary Stats can appear directly on equipment, and some of them can also be influenced by attributes.

Examples of Secondary Stats include:

* '''Charge Speed'''
* '''Move Speed'''
* '''Smash'''
* '''Serve'''
* '''HP'''
* '''Shot-related bonuses'''
* '''Defense-related bonuses'''

== Attributes vs Secondary Stats ==

Attributes are the core values of your character.

Secondary Stats are additional bonuses that usually come from equipment or are influenced by attributes.

{| class="wikitable"
! Type
! What it is
! Where it comes from
! Examples
|-
| '''Attributes'''
| Main character values
| Leveling, equipment, enchantments
| STR, STA, DEX, WIL
|-
| '''Secondary Stats'''
| Additional item-based or derived bonuses
| Mostly equipment, sometimes influenced by attributes
| Charge Speed, Move Speed, Smash, Serve, HP
|}

== Secondary Stats Examples ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Secondary Stat
! Description
! Related Attribute
|-
| '''Charge Speed'''
| Affects how quickly the ball charge builds up
| Mainly influenced by DEX and certain equipment bonuses
|-
| '''Move Speed'''
| Affects how fast the character moves
| Mainly influenced by DEX and equipment bonuses
|-
| '''Smash'''
| Affects smash-related performance
| Usually item-based
|-
| '''Serve'''
| Affects serve-related performance
| Usually item-based
|-
| '''HP'''
| Affects survivability
| Usually item-based or mode-specific
|}

'''Note:''' Secondary Stats should not be described as skills. Skills are actual abilities, while Secondary Stats are numerical bonuses or derived values.

== Mode Relevance ==

Stats can matter differently depending on the game mode.

{| class="wikitable"
! Attribute
! Basic Mode
! Battle Mode
! Guardian Mode
|-
| '''STR'''
| Ball speed and offensive pressure
| Skill damage and ball speed
| Ball speed and offensive pressure
|-
| '''STA'''
| Limited direct value
| Damage reduction and recovery
| Damage reduction and recovery
|-
| '''DEX'''
| Movement, turning and charge speed
| Movement, projectiles and channel time
| Movement, charge speed and projectile behavior
|-
| '''WIL'''
| Curve and ball behavior
| Ball damage and miss damage
| Ball damage against Guardian enemies
|}

== Basic Mode ==

In Basic Mode, attributes mostly affect ball behavior and movement.

* '''STR''' increases ball speed and offensive pressure.
* '''DEX''' improves movement, turning and charge speed.
* '''WIL''' affects curve and ball behavior.
* '''STA''' has less direct value than in Battle or Guardian content.

== Battle Mode ==

Battle Mode uses the widest range of attribute interactions.

* '''STR''' increases skill damage and ball speed.
* '''STA''' reduces enemy skill damage taken and improves recovery.
* '''DEX''' improves movement and increases projectile count for certain skills.
* '''WIL''' increases curve, ball damage and miss damage.

== Guardian Mode ==

Guardian content uses dedicated scenario and skill systems.

Attributes are still relevant in Guardian gameplay:

* '''STR''' improves ball speed and offensive pressure.
* '''STA''' improves recovery and reduces incoming enemy skill damage.
* '''DEX''' improves movement, charge speed and projectile-based skill behavior.
* '''WIL''' improves curve and ball damage.

== How to Increase Stats ==

Stats can be increased in different ways depending on the type of stat.

Attributes can be increased through:

* Leveling up
* Equipment bonuses
* Enchantments

Secondary Stats mostly come from:

* Equipment
* Item bonuses
* Mode-specific effects
* Attribute influence

=== Leveling Up ===

Each level gives '''1 attribute point'''.

These points can be assigned to STR, STA, DEX or WIL.

=== Equipment Bonuses ===

Equipment can provide additional attribute bonuses.

Items may add STR, STA, DEX or WIL directly.

Equipment can also provide Secondary Stats such as Charge Speed, Move Speed, Smash, Serve or HP.

For more information about equipment, see the '''[[Items|Items]]''' page.

=== Enchantments ===

Attributes can also be added to equipment through enchantments.

'''Skill Tablets''' are used to add STR, STA, DEX or WIL to equipment.

For more information about enchantments, see the '''[[Enchantment|Enchantment]]''' page.

== Recommended Wiki Usage ==

To keep the wiki consistent, use these terms clearly:

{| class="wikitable"
! Use this term
! For this
! Do not call it
|-
| '''Stats'''
| General numerical values and bonuses
| Skills
|-
| '''Attributes'''
| STR, STA, DEX, WIL
| Skills
|-
| '''Secondary Stats'''
| Charge Speed, Move Speed, Smash, Serve, HP
| Skills or Attributes
|-
| '''Skills'''
| Actual abilities such as Meteor, Fireball, Blizzard, Homing Soul or SS
| Stats
|-
| '''Items'''
| Equipment, consumables and gear
| Skills
|-
| '''Enchantments'''
| Systems that improve equipment
| Attributes themselves
|}

== Linking Guide for Other Pages ==

Other wiki pages should link here when explaining stats, attributes or secondary stats.

Use these links for attributes:

<pre>
[[Stats#STR|STR]]
[[Stats#STA|STA]]
[[Stats#DEX|DEX]]
[[Stats#WIL|WIL]]
</pre>

Use this link for the general attributes section:

<pre>
[[Stats#Attributes|Attributes]]
</pre>

Use this link for secondary stats:

<pre>
[[Stats#Secondary Stats|Secondary Stats]]
</pre>

== Related Pages ==

* '''[[Items]]''' – explains equipment, item bonuses and gear.
* '''[[Skills]]''' – explains actual abilities.
* '''[[Enchantment]]''' – explains Skill Tablets, Elemental Stones and Jewels.

Enchantment

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== Overview ==

Enchantments allow you to improve your equipment by adding attribute bonuses or elemental effects.

There are two main enchantment systems:

* '''Skill Tablets''' – add one of the four main attributes to equipment: '''[[Skills#STR|STR]]''', '''[[Skills#STA|STA]]''', '''[[Skills#DEX|DEX]]''' or '''[[Skills#WIL|WIL]]'''.
* '''Elemental Stones''' – add elemental attack or elemental defense effects to equipment.

For detailed information about STR, STA, DEX and WIL, see the '''[[Skills|Skills]]''' page.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|900px|center|Enchantment overview]]

== Enchantment Types ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Type
! Purpose
! Required materials
! Main use
|-
| '''Skill Tablet Enchantment'''
| Adds STR, STA, DEX or WIL to equipment
| Skill Tablet and Jewels
| General character improvement
|-
| '''Elemental Attack Enchantment'''
| Increases the damage of specific Battle items or skills
| Elemental Stone and Jewels
| Battle Mode damage setups
|-
| '''Elemental Defense Enchantment'''
| Reduces damage from elemental racket attacks
| Elemental Stone and Jewels
| Defense against racket-based elemental attacks
|}

== Jewels ==

Jewels are used as enchantment materials.

There are six different types of Jewels. They can be obtained from Gacha, but the available Jewel depends on the map.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|900px|center|Jewels used for enchantment]]

{| class="wikitable"
! Jewel
! Rarity
! Found in
! Notes
|-
| '''Jasper'''
| Common
| [[Maps#Arena|Arena]], [[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]], [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]
| Basic Jewel for enchantments
|-
| '''Moonstone'''
| Common
| [[Maps#Arena|Arena]], [[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]], [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]
| Basic Jewel for enchantments
|-
| '''Onyx'''
| Common
| [[Maps#Arena|Arena]], [[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]], [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]
| Basic Jewel for enchantments
|-
| '''Spinel'''
| Rare
| [[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]], [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]
| Useful for lower enchantment levels
|-
| '''Peridot'''
| Rare
| [[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]], [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]
| Useful for mid-level and high-level enchantments
|-
| '''Iolite'''
| Very Rare
| [[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]], [[Maps#Arena|Arena]]
| Recommended for the hardest enchantment levels
|}

== Basic Enchantment Process ==

The basic enchantment process is similar for Skill Tablets and Elemental Stones.

# Check whether your item can be enchanted.
# Make sure you have the required enchantment material.
# Right-click the item you want to enchant.
# Select '''Enchant'''.
# Choose the enchantment type and material.
# Check the displayed success rate.
# Press '''Start''' to attempt the enchantment.

'''Note:''' Always check the success rate before starting the enchantment. Higher enchantment levels usually have a lower success rate.

[[File:Enchant4.png|700px|center|Right-click an item and select Enchant]]

== Skill Tablet Enchantment ==

'''Skill Tablets''' are used to add attribute points to equipment.

They can add one of the four main attributes:

* '''[[Skills#STR|STR]]'''
* '''[[Skills#STA|STA]]'''
* '''[[Skills#DEX|DEX]]'''
* '''[[Skills#WIL|WIL]]'''

For a detailed explanation of these attributes and how they affect gameplay, see the '''[[Skills|Skills]]''' page.

=== Required Items ===

To enchant equipment with a Skill Tablet, you need:

# '''Skill Tablet'''
# '''Jewels'''

Basic Jewels such as '''Onyx''', '''Jasper''' and '''Moonstone''' can be used for this type of enchantment.

=== Checking Your Gear ===

Before starting a Skill Tablet enchantment, check the item description.

Look for the following information:

* '''Enchantment eligibility''' – shows whether the item can be enchanted.
* '''Available attribute points''' – shows how many points can be added to STR, STA, DEX or WIL.
* '''Potential limit''' – shows the maximum amount of improvement the item can receive.

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|900px|center|Checking equipment before enchantment]]

=== Starting the Enchantment ===

# Right-click the item you want to enchant.
# Select '''Enchant'''.
# Choose the attribute you want to improve.
# Select the Skill Tablet.
# Select the Jewel you want to use.
# Check the success rate.
# Press '''Start'''.

[[File:Enchant5.jpg|900px|center|Skill Tablet enchantment menu]]

== Elemental Stone Enchantment ==

'''Elemental Stones''' are used to add elemental attack or elemental defense effects to equipment.

There are four elements:

* '''Fire'''
* '''Wind'''
* '''Earth'''
* '''Water'''

Elemental Stones can be obtained from Gacha in '''[[Maps#Atlantis|Atlantis]]''', '''[[Maps#Dance Time|Dance Time]]''' and '''[[Maps#Machine City|Machine City]]'''.

Elemental enchantments can be upgraded from '''+0''' to '''+9'''.

The higher the enchantment level, the lower the success rate becomes. Reaching '''+7 to +9''' is much harder and usually requires stronger Jewels.

[[File:Enchant11.jpg|900px|center|Elemental enchantment levels]]

== Attack and Defense Elements ==

Elemental enchantments can be used in two different ways:

* '''Attack elements''' increase the damage of specific Battle items or skills.
* '''Defense elements''' reduce damage from elemental racket attacks.

'''Important:''' Elemental defense does not protect against item-based attacks such as Fireball, Meteor, Small Meteor, Blizzard, Souls, Magic Circle or Crab Trap. It only works against elemental racket attacks.

== Elemental Attack Effects ==

Attack elements increase the damage of specific Battle items or skills.

{| class="wikitable"
! Element
! Affected Battle items / skills
! Effect
|-
| '''Fire'''
| Fireball, Meteor, Small Meteor
| Increases damage dealt by these attacks
|-
| '''Wind'''
| Souls, Magic Circle
| Increases damage dealt by these attacks
|-
| '''Earth'''
| Crab Trap
| Increases damage dealt by this attack
|-
| '''Water'''
| Blizzard
| Increases damage dealt by this attack
|}

== Elemental Defense Effects ==

Defense elements are used against elemental racket attacks.

They do not reduce damage from item-based attacks.

{| class="wikitable"
! Defense type
! Works against
! Does not work against
|-
| '''Fire Defense'''
| Fire elemental racket attacks
| Fireball, Meteor, Small Meteor
|-
| '''Wind Defense'''
| Wind elemental racket attacks
| Souls, Magic Circle
|-
| '''Earth Defense'''
| Earth elemental racket attacks
| Crab Trap
|-
| '''Water Defense'''
| Water elemental racket attacks
| Blizzard
|}

== Elemental Reactions ==

Elemental reactions determine whether an elemental attack or elemental defense is strong, weak or neutral against another element.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
! Element
! Type
! vs Fire
! vs Earth
! vs Water
! vs Wind
|-
! rowspan="2" | '''Fire'''
! Attack
| -
| Weak
| Weak
| Strong
|-
! Defense
| -
| Strong
| Weak
| Weak
|-
! rowspan="2" | '''Wind'''
! Attack
| Strong
| Weak
| Weak
| -
|-
! Defense
| Weak
| Strong
| Strong
| -
|-
! rowspan="2" | '''Earth'''
! Attack
| Weak
| -
| Strong
| Weak
|-
! Defense
| Strong
| -
| Strong
| Strong
|-
! rowspan="2" | '''Water'''
! Attack
| Strong
| Weak
| -
| Weak
|-
! Defense
| Strong
| Weak
| -
| Strong
|}

'''Attack''' describes how strong an elemental attack is when compared against another element.

'''Defense''' describes how well an elemental defense works against an elemental racket attack.

The table is useful for choosing your element based on the opponent's defense. A high enchantment level alone does not always guarantee the best result if your attack element has a weak reaction against the opponent's defense element.

=== How to Read the Elemental Reaction Table ===

The elemental reaction table should be used to compare your attack element with the opponent's defense element.

An elemental attack is not equally effective against every defense element. Some combinations are stronger, while others are weaker.

For example, if you use a '''Wind Attack''' or '''Fire Attack''' and the opponent has '''Earth Defense''', the result is not as effective as using an element combination that performs better against Earth Defense.

In that case, '''Earth''' and '''Water''' based setups can be more useful depending on the reaction table.

This means that choosing an element is not only about increasing the damage of a specific Battle item or skill. It also depends on what kind of elemental defense the opponent is using.

{| class="wikitable"
! Situation
! Result
! Explanation
|-
| '''Wind Attack vs Earth Defense'''
| Less effective
| Wind does not perform well against Earth-based defense.
|-
| '''Fire Attack vs Earth Defense'''
| Less effective
| Fire is also not the best choice against Earth-based defense.
|-
| '''Earth or Water based setup vs Earth Defense'''
| More effective
| These elements can perform better depending on the elemental reaction table.
|}

'''Tip:''' If your damage feels low even with a high enchantment level, the opponent's defense element may be reducing the effectiveness of your attack element.

'''Important:''' Elemental reactions are separate from item-specific attack scaling. For example, a Fire attack enchantment increases Fireball, Meteor and Small Meteor damage, but elemental defense only works against elemental racket attacks.

== Required Items for Elemental Enchantment ==

To enchant equipment with Elemental Stones, you need:

# '''Elemental Stones'''
# '''Jewels'''

== Checking Your Gear for Elemental Enchantment ==

Before starting an elemental enchantment, check whether the item supports the selected elemental enchantment.

Not every item can receive every type of enchantment.

[[File:Enchant12.jpg|900px|center|Checking elemental enchantment eligibility]]

[[File:Enchant13.jpg|900px|center|Elemental enchantment item information]]

== Starting an Elemental Enchantment ==

# Right-click the item you want to enchant.
# Select '''Enchant'''.
# Choose the Elemental Stone you want to use.
# Select the Jewel you want to use.
# Check the success rate.
# Press '''Start'''.

[[File:Enchant14.jpg|900px|center|Selecting an Elemental Stone]]

[[File:Enchant15.jpg|900px|center|Starting the elemental enchantment]]

== Recommended Jewel Usage ==

Jewels affect the success rate of an enchantment attempt. Stronger Jewels give better chances, but they are also harder to obtain.

There is no single fixed rule for which Jewel must be used at each level. The best choice depends on how many Jewels you have and how many resources you are willing to risk.

{| class="wikitable"
! Enchantment level
! Recommended approach
! Notes
|-
| '''+1 to +4'''
| Use low-level or common Jewels first
| Failed attempts do not reset the enchantment level before +5, so it is usually worth trying cheaper Jewels first.
|-
| '''+5'''
| Spinel is still a good option
| The enchantment can start failing at this stage. If the attempt fails, the item can drop back to +4.
|-
| '''+6 to +7'''
| Peridot is recommended, but cheaper Jewels can still be used if you have many of them
| Peridot gives a better chance, but players with many lower Jewels may try to save rarer materials.
|-
| '''+8 to +9'''
| Iolite is the safest option, but Peridot can still succeed
| Iolite gives the best chance for the hardest levels. However, it is still possible to reach +9 with Peridot if you are lucky.
|}

'''Resource-saving strategy:'''

* Try to reach the early levels with cheaper Jewels first.
* If you have many low-level Jewels, use them for as long as the risk feels acceptable.
* Spinel can be used up to around '''+5''', because failure only starts becoming risky from this point.
* From '''+5''' onward, failed attempts may reduce the enchantment level.
* Peridot can still succeed even at high levels, including attempts toward '''+9'''.
* Iolite should usually be saved for the hardest levels or for items where you do not want to risk many failed attempts.

'''Important:''' Up to '''+4''', failed attempts do not reset the enchantment level. Starting around '''+5''', failure can reduce the enchantment level, for example dropping the item back to '''+4'''.

== Additional Notes ==

* Always check the success rate before pressing '''Start'''.
* Use cheaper Jewels first if you have many of them.
* Save rare Jewels for higher enchantment levels or important equipment.
* Failed attempts before '''+5''' do not reset the enchantment level.
* From '''+5''' onward, failed attempts can reduce the enchantment level.
* Peridot can still succeed at high levels, even up to '''+9''', but Iolite gives the best chance.
* Use Skill Tablets to improve '''[[Skills#STR|STR]]''', '''[[Skills#STA|STA]]''', '''[[Skills#DEX|DEX]]''' or '''[[Skills#WIL|WIL]]'''.
* Use elemental attack enchantments to increase the damage of specific Battle items or skills.
* Use elemental defense enchantments only against elemental racket attacks.

== Related Pages ==

* '''[[Skills]]''' – explains STR, STA, DEX and WIL in detail.
* '''[[Maps]]''' – shows map information, Gacha availability and Guardian details.

== Summary ==

Enchantments are an important way to improve your equipment.

Use '''Skill Tablets''' to add STR, STA, DEX or WIL to your gear.

Use '''Elemental Stones''' to add attack or defense elements.

Attack elements increase the damage of specific Battle items or skills.

Defense elements only protect against elemental racket attacks and do not reduce damage from item-based attacks.

Choosing the right Jewel for each enchantment level helps you save resources and improve your chances of success.

Troubleshooting

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= Troubleshooting & Fixes =

== Overview ==

This page covers common problems and fixes for Fantasy Tennis.

If the game does not start correctly, shows login errors, or disconnects with version-related messages, check the sections below.

== Common Issues ==

=== Old Version Error (4002, -62) ===

If you receive the following message:

'''You have been disconnected because you tried to connect with an old version.
Application will now shut down.
(code = 4002, -62)'''

as of now, there are 4 common causes for this problem:

* C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed
* '''d3dx9_43.dll''' is missing
* Windows Firewall, Defender, or antivirus deleted '''JFTSE.dll'''
* The game files are out of date

==== Fix 1: C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed ====

Install the Visual C++ Redistributable (x86):

[https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x86.exe Download C++ 2015 x86 Redistributable]

==== Fix 2: d3dx9_43.dll is missing ====

If you receive an error saying that '''d3dx9_43.dll''' is missing, install the DirectX runtime:

[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 Download DirectX End-User Runtime]

==== Fix 3: JFTSE.dll was deleted ====

Windows Defender, Firewall, or third-party antivirus software may block, quarantine, or delete '''JFTSE.dll'''.

'''What to do:'''
* Check your antivirus quarantine
* Restore '''JFTSE.dll''' if it was removed
* Add the full game folder to your antivirus or Defender exclusions
* Make sure the anti-cheat files are not being blocked

==== Fix 4: Files are out of date ====

Always launch the game with:

'''FT_Launcher.exe'''

This will check for updates and download missing or outdated files.

=== User Already Logged In (4002, -2) ===

If you receive the following message:

'''This user id is currently logged on.
Please try again later.
(code = 4002, -2)'''

then your account is still marked as logged in on the server.

This can happen if the game did not close correctly, the connection was interrupted, or the previous session did not reset properly.

'''What to do:'''
* Wait a few minutes and try again
* Make sure the game is fully closed
* Restart the launcher and try again
* If the problem continues, contact the moderators through '''@ModMail'''

'''Discord support:'''
[https://discord.com/invite/YkxTGXwug3 Official Discord Server]

== Recommended Fix Order ==

If you are not sure what is causing the issue, try the following in order:

# Install the C++ 2015 (x86) Redistributable
# Install the DirectX runtime
# Check whether '''JFTSE.dll''' was deleted or quarantined
# Run '''FT_Launcher.exe'''
# Restart the PC and try again
# If the account is still marked as logged in, contact '''@ModMail''' on Discord

== Mac Users ==

Fantasy Tennis is a Windows game.

Mac users may be able to run the game through '''Parallels Desktop''' by installing Windows in a virtual machine.

'''Possible setup:'''
* Install '''Parallels Desktop'''
* Install '''Windows'''
* Install Fantasy Tennis inside Windows
* Run '''FT_Launcher.exe'''
* Start the game from the Windows environment

'''Note:'''
Compatibility may vary depending on the setup, especially with anti-cheat related components.

== Reduce Lag, Delay via Vpn Gamer for South American Players ==

Notice: This is information of public interest.

Since the JFTSE Fantasy Tennis server is located in '''Europe''', the only way for South Americans to have a direct connection is through a gaming VPN; this is a fact. Although, depending on the region and routes, they may not suffer as much, they can still have an even better experience when trying to play in Europe.

You can try using ExitLag's paid VPN, which costs $27 dollars for 365 days, and that's what Is recommended because, in addition to making the connection more stable, it also reduces lag, delay maximum as possible. Or you can use Cloudflare's with warp free VPN, which offers a significant reduction, although there's more variation.

First, here are the links to '''free days to test ExitLag:'''

[https://www.exitlag.com/pt ExitLag em Português]

[https://www.exitlag.com/es ExitLag en Español]

How to use it? Always open the ExitLag program, search for Fantasy Tennis in the program's search bar, and select the Automatic Europe route. After applying the routes, then minimize the program and open FT_Launcher to play and enjoy.

Now cloudflare with warp free vpn:

[https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/team-and-resources/devices/cloudflare-one-client/download/ Download the CloudFlare with warp in english]

How to use it? Always open the CloudFlare program, click the gear icon, select the option 1.1.1.1 with warp, and activate it using the large button, then minimize the program and open FT_Launcher to play and enjoy.

== Notes ==

* Do not launch outdated executables directly if '''FT_Launcher.exe''' is available
* If the launcher does not repair the client, reinstall the game files and update again
* If security software keeps deleting files, create a permanent exclusion for the full game folder
* If login problems continue, use '''@ModMail''' on Discord

Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting

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= Troubleshooting & Fixes =

== Old Version Error ==

If you receive the following message:

'''You have been disconnected because you tried to connect with an old version.
Application will now shut down.
(code = 4002, -62)'''

then the game client is not in a valid state for the current server version.

As of now, there are 4 common causes for this problem:

* C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed
* d3dx9_43.dll is missing
* Windows Firewall, Defender, or antivirus deleted '''JFTSE.dll'''
* The game files are out of date

== Fixes ==

=== 1. C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed ===

If the required Microsoft Visual C++ runtime is missing, the client may fail to update or launch correctly.

'''Fix:'''
Install the Visual C++ Redistributable (x86):

[https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x86.exe Download C++ 2015 x86 Redistributable]

=== 2. d3dx9_43.dll is missing ===

If the client cannot start because '''d3dx9_43.dll''' is missing, DirectX 9 components are not installed correctly.

'''Fix:'''
Install the DirectX End-User Runtime:

[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 Download DirectX End-User Runtime]

=== 3. Windows Firewall / Defender / Antivirus deleted JFTSE.dll ===

The anti-cheat file '''JFTSE.dll''' may be blocked, quarantined, or deleted by Windows Defender or third-party antivirus software.

'''Fix:'''
* Check your antivirus quarantine
* Restore '''JFTSE.dll''' if it was removed
* Add the game folder to your antivirus or Defender exclusions
* Make sure the anti-cheat files are not being blocked

=== 4. Files are out of date ===

This is the most common cause of the old version error.

'''Fix:'''
Always launch the game using:

'''FT_Launcher.exe'''

This will check for updates and download any missing or outdated files before starting the game.

== Recommended Fix Order ==

If you get error '''4002, -62''', try the following in order:

# Install the C++ 2015 (x86) Redistributable
# Install the DirectX runtime
# Check whether '''JFTSE.dll''' was deleted or quarantined
# Run '''FT_Launcher.exe'''
# Restart the PC and try again

== Mac Users ==

Fantasy Tennis is a Windows game.

Mac users may be able to run the game through '''Parallels Desktop''' by installing Windows in a virtual machine. However, since JFTSE uses anti-cheat functionality, compatibility may vary depending on the setup. Parallels supports running Windows on Mac, but anti-cheat or low-level components can still be unreliable in virtualized environments.

Possible setup:

* Install '''Parallels Desktop'''
* Install '''Windows'''
* Install Fantasy Tennis / JFTSE inside Windows
* Run '''FT_Launcher.exe''' to update the client
* Start the game from the Windows environment

== Notes ==

* Do not start outdated files directly if '''FT_Launcher.exe''' is available
* If the launcher does not repair the client, reinstall the game files and update again
* If security software keeps deleting files, create a permanent exclusion for the full game folder

Troubleshooting

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Olex: Created page with "= Troubleshooting & Fixes = == Overview == This page covers common problems that may prevent Fantasy Tennis / JFTSE from launching correctly. As of now, there are four common causes for this issue: * C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed * d3dx9_43.dll is missing * Windows Firewall, Defender, or antivirus deleted '''JFTSE.dll''' * The game files are out of date == Common Causes == === 1. C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed === If the required Microsoft Visual C++ runtime is..."

= Troubleshooting & Fixes =

== Overview ==

This page covers common problems that may prevent Fantasy Tennis / JFTSE from launching correctly.

As of now, there are four common causes for this issue:

* C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed
* d3dx9_43.dll is missing
* Windows Firewall, Defender, or antivirus deleted '''JFTSE.dll'''
* The game files are out of date

== Common Causes ==

=== 1. C++ 2015 (x86) is not installed ===

If the required Microsoft Visual C++ runtime is missing, the game may fail to launch correctly.

'''Fix:'''
Install the Visual C++ Redistributable (x86):

[https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x86.exe Download C++ 2015 x86 Redistributable]

=== 2. d3dx9_43.dll is missing ===

If you receive an error such as:

'''The code execution cannot proceed because d3dx9_43.dll is missing'''

then the required DirectX component is not installed.

'''Fix:'''
Install the DirectX End-User Runtime:

[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 Download DirectX End-User Runtime]

=== 3. Windows Firewall / Defender / Antivirus deleted JFTSE.dll ===

JFTSE uses an anti-cheat component called '''JFTSE.dll'''.
In some cases, Windows Defender, Firewall, or third-party antivirus software may block, quarantine, or delete this file.

'''Fix:'''
* Check your antivirus quarantine
* Restore '''JFTSE.dll''' if it was removed
* Add the game folder to your antivirus or Defender exclusions
* Make sure the anti-cheat files are not being blocked

=== 4. Files are out of date ===

If your client files are outdated, the game may fail to start or may show version-related errors.

'''Fix:'''
Always start the game with:

'''FT_Launcher.exe'''

This will check for updates and download required files before launching the game.

== Recommended Fix Order ==

If the game does not start, try the following in order:

# Install the C++ 2015 (x86) Redistributable
# Install the DirectX runtime
# Check whether '''JFTSE.dll''' was deleted or quarantined
# Run '''FT_Launcher.exe''' to update the game files

== Mac Users ==

Fantasy Tennis / JFTSE is primarily a Windows game.

Mac users may be able to run the game through '''Parallels Desktop''' by installing Windows inside a virtual machine. However, because JFTSE relies on anti-cheat functionality, compatibility in virtualized environments may not always be guaranteed.

'''Possible setup:'''
* Install '''Parallels Desktop'''
* Install '''Windows'''
* Install and update Fantasy Tennis / JFTSE inside the Windows virtual machine
* Launch the game from there

'''Note:'''
If anti-cheat does not initialize correctly, Parallels may not work reliably for every user.

== Additional Notes ==

* Do not launch outdated executables directly if '''FT_Launcher.exe''' is available
* If you still get launch errors after installing dependencies, fully restart Windows and try again
* If antivirus software keeps removing files, create a permanent exclusion for the game folder

Items

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Olex: Created page with "= Items = == Overview == Items in Fantasy Tennis are pieces of equipment or consumables that modify a character’s performance. Unlike purely cosmetic outfits, items provide stat bonuses and special effects that influence gameplay. Many equipment pieces can be upgraded, and some items may also be tradable depending on the version of the game. Items are an important part of character progression because they improve the main attributes and can also provide additional..."

= Items =

== Overview ==

Items in Fantasy Tennis are pieces of equipment or consumables that modify a character’s performance.

Unlike purely cosmetic outfits, items provide stat bonuses and special effects that influence gameplay. Many equipment pieces can be upgraded, and some items may also be tradable depending on the version of the game.

Items are an important part of character progression because they improve the main attributes and can also provide additional utility such as shot bonuses, speed bonuses, or skill-related effects.

The four main attributes affected by items are:

* '''STR''' – Strength
* '''STA''' – Stamina
* '''DEX''' – Dexterity
* '''WIL''' – Will

== Item Categories ==

Fantasy Tennis includes several different item categories.

=== Clothing and Gear ===

This category includes hats, shirts, blouses, jackets, trousers, skirts, shoes, gloves, and similar equipment.

These items usually increase one or more stats and may also provide special bonuses such as improved shots, speed, or additional quick slot utility.

=== Rackets ===

Rackets are the main weapon used in matches.

They often provide a mix of stat bonuses and special effects such as:

* Smash+
* Serve+
* Charge Shot+
* Skill Shot Slot
* Offensive or defensive skill effects

=== Shoes ===

Shoes are mainly associated with mobility.

They often increase movement-related values such as:

* DEX
* Speed+

Some shoes may also provide minor bonuses to other stats.

=== Gloves ===

Gloves are smaller equipment pieces that usually provide lighter stat bonuses.

They are commonly associated with DEX, WIL, or utility-focused effects.

=== Accessories and Rings ===

Accessories and rings can provide specialized effects.

These may include:

* HP bonuses
* Quick Slot bonuses
* Skill-related bonuses
* Extra stat increases

Accessories are often used to support more specific builds.

=== Potions and Consumables ===

Potions and consumables are usually single-use items.

They may restore health, provide temporary effects, or teach a specific skill depending on the item.

=== Housing and Utility Items ===

Some items are not intended for direct match performance.

These include furniture, decorative objects, and other utility items used in housing or social systems.

== Stat Bonuses ==

Items can increase a character’s main stats.

=== STR ===

STR-oriented items support offensive play.

They are commonly associated with:

* faster balls
* stronger pressure
* increased skill damage

=== STA ===

STA-oriented items support survivability and recovery.

They are commonly associated with:

* reduced incoming skill damage
* better recovery after being smashed or knocked down
* improved defensive stability

=== DEX ===

DEX-oriented items support mobility and responsiveness.

They are commonly associated with:

* faster movement
* faster charging
* better agility
* stronger interaction with certain skill effects

=== WIL ===

WIL-oriented items support curve and ball-based pressure.

They are commonly associated with:

* more curve on the ball
* stronger ball damage
* more technical or control-focused play styles

== Special Effects ==

In addition to stat bonuses, many items provide special effects.

Common examples include:

* '''Smash+'''
* '''Serve+'''
* '''Charge Shot+'''
* '''Speed+'''
* '''Quick Slot+'''
* '''Skill Shot Slot'''

Some items may also include offensive or defensive skill-related properties.

These effects are separate from the basic stat system and can strongly influence how an item performs in practice.

== Example Item Effects ==

Older Fantasy Tennis item examples show that equipment could combine normal stat bonuses with special effects.

Examples of documented item properties include:

* STR, STA, DEX, WIS/WIL, and HP bonuses
* Smash+ and Serve+ on clothing pieces
* Charge Shot+ on equipment pieces
* Speed+ on shoes
* Skill Shot Slot on special weapons
* Offensive and defensive skill properties on certain items

This shows that items were not limited to simple stat increases, but could also modify gameplay more directly.

== Obtaining Items ==

Items can come from different sources.

Common sources include:

* in-game shops
* capsule or gacha systems
* event rewards
* Guardian-related rewards
* drops from specific content
* trading between players

Some items are common and easy to obtain, while others are tied to special events, paid systems, or rare drops.

== Using Items in Builds ==

Item choice depends heavily on the kind of build a player wants to create.

=== Offensive Builds ===

Offensive builds usually favor items with:

* STR
* DEX
* Smash+
* Charge Shot+

These builds focus on pressure, speed, and damage.

=== Defensive Builds ===

Defensive builds usually favor items with:

* STA
* HP
* defensive utility

These builds are more focused on durability and recovery.

=== Curve or Control Builds ===

Curve- or control-based builds usually favor items with:

* WIL
* DEX
* Quick Slot utility
* skill-related effects

These builds focus more on ball control, curve, and technical play.

== Summary ==

Items are a core part of progression in Fantasy Tennis.

They improve stats, add special gameplay effects, and help define different build styles. Clothing, rackets, shoes, gloves, accessories, and consumables all serve different purposes, and combining them effectively is an important part of character development.

Characters

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Olex: Created page with "= Characters = == Overview == Fantasy Tennis features seven playable characters, each with their own appearance, background, and original character identity. The playable characters are: * '''Niki''' * '''LunLun''' * '''Dhanpir''' * '''Lucy''' * '''Shua''' * '''Pochi''' * '''Al''' In older Fantasy Tennis versions, characters were more strongly associated with specific stat tendencies and intended play styles. The four main attributes are: * '''STR''' – Strength..."

= Characters =

== Overview ==

Fantasy Tennis features seven playable characters, each with their own appearance, background, and original character identity.

The playable characters are:

* '''Niki'''
* '''LunLun'''
* '''Dhanpir'''
* '''Lucy'''
* '''Shua'''
* '''Pochi'''
* '''Al'''

In older Fantasy Tennis versions, characters were more strongly associated with specific stat tendencies and intended play styles.

The four main attributes are:

* '''STR''' – Strength
* '''STA''' – Stamina
* '''DEX''' – Dexterity
* '''WIL''' – Will

== Original Character Identity ==

In the original game, only '''Niki''' and '''LunLun''' were available by default, while the other characters had to be unlocked separately.

Older community documentation also described different character-based stat patterns at higher levels. These older patterns are best treated as references to the original character design.

== Niki ==

=== Background ===

Niki is a mischievous boy from Gaia. Through a magical accident caused by LunLun, he is brought to Fantasy Land. In order to return home, he enters the Fantasy Tennis tournament and seeks the divine power of Isis.

=== Original Play Style ===

Niki was generally viewed as a balanced all-round character.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* STR-focused, but still balanced overall
* Often associated with an all-round play style
* Commonly treated as a beginner-friendly character

Because of his balanced identity, Niki was often seen as a safe choice for players who wanted flexibility without strong weaknesses.

== LunLun ==

=== Background ===

LunLun is a young apprentice witch from Fantasy Land. While practicing magic, she accidentally transports Niki into her world. Feeling responsible, she helps him in his journey through the tournament.

=== Original Play Style ===

LunLun was usually seen as a balanced character with a slightly more defensive or supportive profile than Niki.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Balanced distribution
* More associated with stability and survivability
* Commonly seen as another beginner-friendly option

Her original identity made her a comfortable pick for players who wanted a reliable and forgiving character.

== Dhanpir ==

=== Background ===

Dhanpir is one of Gaia’s last vampires. He is described as 520 years old. After being killed by the vampire hunter Van Helsing, his soul was cursed to wander forever. He joins the tournament in the hope of becoming mortal again and taking revenge.

=== Original Play Style ===

Dhanpir was strongly associated with defensive play.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Very STA-oriented
* Commonly linked to durability and defense
* Often viewed as a strong choice for survivability-focused builds

Because of this, Dhanpir was usually seen as a character for players who preferred endurance, resistance, and safer play.

== Lucy ==

=== Background ===

Lucy is a pirate who once traveled Fantasy Land with her father, Ideran, aboard the airship Aeolos. After his disappearance, she joins the tournament in search of him and the treasures of Atlantis.

=== Original Play Style ===

Lucy was generally treated as an offensive power character.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Strongly STR-oriented
* Associated with aggressive pressure
* Commonly linked to fast and powerful ball play

Her original design made her especially attractive to players who liked direct offense and harder-hitting play styles.

== Shua ==

=== Background ===

Shua is an elf and one of the more mysterious characters in Fantasy Tennis. Public lore about her is more limited than for some of the other characters, but she is consistently listed as one of the seven playable characters.

=== Original Play Style ===

Shua was strongly associated with speed and dexterity.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Highly DEX-oriented
* Commonly associated with mobility and fast technical play
* Often preferred by players who valued movement and speed

Because of this, Shua was usually seen as a character for more technical and fast-paced players.

== Pochi ==

=== Background ===

Pochi is a halfling from the Arimu people. In older versions of Fantasy Tennis, Pochi was notable for being the only character specifically tied to AP purchase requirements.

=== Original Play Style ===

Pochi was mainly associated with WIL-focused play.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Highly WIL-oriented
* Often linked to curve-heavy or trickier play
* Commonly treated as a more specialized character

This made Pochi a character for players who preferred spin, curve, and more technical ball pressure over raw power.

== Al ==

=== Background ===

Al is a wooden puppet and one of the seven playable characters in Fantasy Tennis. Compared with some of the other characters, public lore about Al is relatively limited, but she remains one of the distinct roster choices.

=== Original Play Style ===

Al was usually associated with a hybrid DEX/WIL identity.

'''Older stat reference:'''
* Mixed DEX and WIL tendencies
* Often linked to mobility and control
* Usually seen as a more technical hybrid character

Because of this, Al was often treated as a character for players who preferred precision and control over straightforward power.

== Choosing a Character ==

In older Fantasy Tennis versions, character choice had a stronger connection to expected stat identity and long-term play style.

* '''Niki''' was usually seen as a balanced all-rounder.
* '''LunLun''' was viewed as another balanced and beginner-friendly option.
* '''Dhanpir''' represented defense and stamina-focused play.
* '''Lucy''' represented power and aggressive offense.
* '''Shua''' represented speed and dexterity.
* '''Pochi''' represented WIL-focused curve play.
* '''Al''' represented a more technical hybrid style.

Skills

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Olex:

= Skills =

== Overview ==

This page covers skill-related mechanics and attribute scaling in JFTSE.

In JFTSE, attributes affect gameplay across multiple modes. Some effects are mainly relevant in Battle Mode, while others also matter in Basic Mode and Guardian content. This page focuses on stat-driven skill effects, damage scaling, mobility, recovery, and other combat-related mechanics.

For normal tennis actions such as Serve, Smash, Lob, Volley, Slice, Drive, and Charge Shot, see the appropriate gameplay or shot-type pages instead.

== Attributes ==

JFTSE uses four main attributes:

* '''STR'''
* '''STA'''
* '''DEX'''
* '''WIL'''

These attributes affect ball speed, ball curve, movement, recovery, skill damage, channel time, and projectile-based effects.

== STR ==

STR increases ball speed and increases the damage dealt by skills.

This makes STR relevant in more than one mode:
* In '''Basic Mode''', STR improves shot speed and power.
* In '''Battle Mode''', STR also increases skill damage.
* In '''Guardian Mode''', stronger and faster ball pressure can still matter during NPC and boss encounters.

Skill damage formula:
* '''DamageBonus = floor(0.35 × STR)'''

Examples:
* 3 STR -> 1 bonus damage
* 6 STR -> 2 bonus damage
* 9 STR -> 3 bonus damage
* 12 STR -> 4 bonus damage
* 15 STR -> 5 bonus damage
* 18 STR -> 6 bonus damage
* 20 STR -> 7 bonus damage

Notes:
* STR increases skill damage
* STR increases ball speed
* STR does not decrease ball damage
* Higher STR can make WIL-based curve feel less noticeable in practice because the ball travels faster and more directly

== STA ==

STA improves survivability and recovery.

It reduces incoming damage from enemy skill attacks and reduces the delay after being smashed or knocked down. These effects are not limited to player-versus-player situations. They are also relevant in Guardian content, where the same defensive and recovery mechanics apply against NPC enemies and bosses.

Damage reduction formula:
* '''DamageReduction = floor(0.3 × STA)'''

Examples:
* 4 STA -> 1 damage reduction
* 7 STA -> 2 damage reduction
* 10 STA -> 3 damage reduction

Notes:
* Reduces damage taken from enemy skill attacks
* Reduces recovery time after being smashed or knocked down
* Helps the charge bar fill faster
* May also increase the speed of certain return shots after absorbing enemy pressure

Mode relevance:
* In '''Basic Mode''', STA has little or no direct value compared with STR, DEX, and WIL.
* In '''Battle Mode''', STA is important for resisting enemy pressure and skill damage.
* In '''Guardian Mode''', STA remains useful because the same recovery and damage-reduction mechanics apply against NPC attacks

== DEX ==

DEX improves agility and responsiveness.

It increases movement speed, improves left-right turning, and makes ball charging faster. DEX is one of the most generally useful stats because movement matters in every mode.

Notes:
* Faster left-right turning
* More movement speed
* Faster ball charging
* Increases projectile count for Blizzard, Meteor, and Homing Soul
* Projectile scaling is relevant up to 60 DEX
* Decreases skill channel time, up to a maximum of 50%

Mode relevance:
* In '''Basic Mode''', DEX improves movement and court coverage
* In '''Battle Mode''', DEX also affects projectile-based skill behavior
* In '''Guardian Mode''', DEX remains useful for mobility, positioning, and consistent charged-ball pressure

Additional note:
* With full mobility boots, the practical movement-speed gain from additional DEX may become less noticeable

== WIL ==

WIL improves ball curve and ball-based pressure.

It increases the amount of curve on the ball and increases the damage dealt when enemies miss the ball in Battle Mode. WIL also affects ball-damage scaling directly.

Ball damage formula:
* '''TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(WIL × 13 / 25))'''

Equivalent form:
* '''TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(0.52 × WIL))'''

Examples:
* 15 WIL -> 10 + floor(7.8) = 17 -> clamped to 20
* 110 WIL -> 10 + floor(57.2) = 67
* 135 WIL -> 10 + floor(70.2) = 80
* 160 WIL -> 10 + floor(83.2) = 93

Notes:
* 20 is a minimum clamp, not a base value
* WIL increases ball curve
* WIL increases ball damage
* In Battle Mode, WIL also increases the damage dealt when enemies miss the ball

== Mode Relevance ==

=== Basic Mode ===

Not every attribute is equally important in Basic Mode, but several still matter directly.

* '''STR''' increases ball speed and shot power
* '''DEX''' improves movement, turning speed, and charge speed
* '''WIL''' affects curve and ball behavior
* '''STA''' has much less direct value than in Battle or Guardian content

=== Battle Mode ===

Battle Mode uses the widest range of stat interactions.

* '''STR''' increases skill damage and ball speed
* '''STA''' reduces enemy skill damage taken and improves recovery
* '''DEX''' improves movement and increases projectile count for certain skills
* '''WIL''' increases curve and ball damage

=== Guardian Mode ===

Guardian content in JFTSE uses dedicated scenario and skill systems.

Because of this, attribute scaling is also relevant in Guardian gameplay:
* '''STR''' improves ball speed and offensive pressure
* '''STA''' improves recovery and reduces incoming enemy skill damage
* '''DEX''' improves movement, charge speed, and projectile-based skill behavior
* '''WIL''' improves curve and ball damage

Guardian-specific WIL effect:
* '''Extra Guardian Ball Damage = 0.01% × WIL × Guardian maximum health'''

== Skills vs. Shot Types ==

This page describes skill-related mechanics and attribute scaling.

It does '''not''' treat all tennis actions as “skills” in the same sense. Normal tennis mechanics such as:
* Serve
* Drive
* Slice
* Lob
* Smash
* Volley
* Charge Shot

should be treated separately as shot types, basic mechanics, or special shot modifiers.

== Known Battle Skills ==

Publicly documented examples of Battle-related attacks include:
* Fireball
* Meteor
* Blizzard

Additional JFTSE-specific skill names such as '''Homing Soul''' may be listed separately if confirmed from current game data or developer documentation.

== Related Mechanics ==

Some items and equipment also modify normal shot-related properties such as:
* Smash
* Serve
* Charge Shot
* Lob
* Speed

These should be documented separately from skill formulas where appropriate.

== Summary ==

Skills and attribute scaling are important across Basic, Battle, and Guardian content in JFTSE.

* '''STR''' increases skill damage and ball speed
* '''STA''' improves resistance and recovery against enemy pressure
* '''DEX''' improves mobility, charging, and projectile-based skill behavior
* '''WIL''' increases curve and ball damage

At the same time, normal tennis actions such as Serve, Smash, Lob, Volley, Drive, Slice, and Charge Shot should be treated separately from Battle-style skills and stat-scaling formulas.

Skills

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Olex: Created page with "= Skills = == Overview == This page covers skill-related mechanics and attribute scaling in JFTSE. In JFTSE, attributes affect gameplay across multiple modes. Some effects are mainly relevant in Battle Mode, while others also matter in Basic Mode and Guardian content. This page focuses on stat-driven skill effects, damage scaling, mobility, recovery, and other combat-related mechanics. For normal tennis actions such as Serve, Smash, Lob, Volley, Slice, Drive, and Cha..."

= Skills =

== Overview ==

This page covers skill-related mechanics and attribute scaling in JFTSE.

In JFTSE, attributes affect gameplay across multiple modes. Some effects are mainly relevant in Battle Mode, while others also matter in Basic Mode and Guardian content. This page focuses on stat-driven skill effects, damage scaling, mobility, recovery, and other combat-related mechanics.

For normal tennis actions such as Serve, Smash, Lob, Volley, Slice, Drive, and Charge Shot, see the appropriate gameplay or shot-type pages instead.

== Attributes ==

JFTSE uses four main attributes:

* '''STR'''
* '''STA'''
* '''DEX'''
* '''WIL'''

These attributes affect ball speed, ball curve, movement, recovery, skill damage, channel time, and projectile-based effects.

== STR ==

STR increases ball speed and increases the damage dealt by skills.

This makes STR relevant in more than one mode:
* In '''Basic Mode''', STR improves shot speed and power.
* In '''Battle Mode''', STR also increases skill damage.
* In '''Guardian Mode''', stronger and faster ball pressure can still matter during NPC and boss encounters.

Skill damage formula:
* '''DamageBonus = floor(0.35 × STR)'''

Examples:
* 3 STR -> 1 bonus damage
* 6 STR -> 2 bonus damage
* 9 STR -> 3 bonus damage
* 12 STR -> 4 bonus damage
* 15 STR -> 5 bonus damage
* 18 STR -> 6 bonus damage
* 20 STR -> 7 bonus damage

Notes:
* STR increases skill damage
* STR increases ball speed
* STR does not decrease ball damage
* Higher STR can make WIL-based curve feel less noticeable in practice because the ball travels faster and more directly

== STA ==

STA improves survivability and recovery.

It reduces incoming damage from enemy skill attacks and reduces the delay after being smashed or knocked down. These effects are not limited to player-versus-player situations. They are also relevant in Guardian content, where the same defensive and recovery mechanics apply against NPC enemies and bosses.

Damage reduction formula:
* '''DamageReduction = floor(0.3 × STA)'''

Examples:
* 4 STA -> 1 damage reduction
* 7 STA -> 2 damage reduction
* 10 STA -> 3 damage reduction

Notes:
* Reduces damage taken from enemy skill attacks
* Reduces recovery time after being smashed or knocked down
* Helps the charge bar fill faster
* May also increase the speed of certain return shots after absorbing enemy pressure

Mode relevance:
* In '''Basic Mode''', STA has little or no direct value compared with STR, DEX, and WIL.
* In '''Battle Mode''', STA is important for resisting enemy pressure and skill damage.
* In '''Guardian Mode''', STA remains useful because the same recovery and damage-reduction mechanics apply against NPC attacks

== DEX ==

DEX improves agility and responsiveness.

It increases movement speed, improves left-right turning, and makes ball charging faster. DEX is one of the most generally useful stats because movement matters in every mode.

Notes:
* Faster left-right turning
* More movement speed
* Faster ball charging
* Increases projectile count for Blizzard, Meteor, and Homing Soul
* Projectile scaling is relevant up to 60 DEX
* Decreases skill channel time, up to a maximum of 50%

Mode relevance:
* In '''Basic Mode''', DEX improves movement and court coverage
* In '''Battle Mode''', DEX also affects projectile-based skill behavior
* In '''Guardian Mode''', DEX remains useful for mobility, positioning, and consistent charged-ball pressure

Additional note:
* With full mobility boots, the practical movement-speed gain from additional DEX may become less noticeable

== WIL ==

WIL improves ball curve and ball-based pressure.

It increases the amount of curve on the ball and increases the damage dealt when enemies miss the ball in Battle Mode. WIL also affects ball-damage scaling directly.

Ball damage formula:
* '''TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(WIL × 13 / 25))'''

Equivalent form:
* '''TotalBallDamage = max(20, 10 + floor(0.52 × WIL))'''

Examples:
* 15 WIL -> 10 + floor(7.8) = 17 -> clamped to 20
* 110 WIL -> 10 + floor(57.2) = 67
* 135 WIL -> 10 + floor(70.2) = 80
* 160 WIL -> 10 + floor(83.2) = 93

Notes:
* 20 is a minimum clamp, not a base value
* WIL increases ball curve
* WIL increases ball damage
* In Battle Mode, WIL also increases the damage dealt when enemies miss the ball

== Mode Relevance ==

=== Basic Mode ===

Not every attribute is equally important in Basic Mode, but several still matter directly.

* '''STR''' increases ball speed and shot power
* '''DEX''' improves movement, turning speed, and charge speed
* '''WIL''' affects curve and ball behavior
* '''STA''' has much less direct value than in Battle or Guardian content

=== Battle Mode ===

Battle Mode uses the widest range of stat interactions.

* '''STR''' increases skill damage and ball speed
* '''STA''' reduces enemy skill damage taken and improves recovery
* '''DEX''' improves movement and increases projectile count for certain skills
* '''WIL''' increases curve and ball damage

Older public descriptions of Fantasy Tennis also explicitly tie STR, STA, DEX, and WIS/WIL to Battle Mode effects such as stronger skill attacks, reduced incoming skill pressure, increased Meteor count, faster casting, and increased damage when the opponent misses. [oai_citation:1‡Online Station](https://www.online-station.net/pc-console-game/89338/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

=== Guardian Mode ===

Guardian content in JFTSE uses dedicated scenario and skill systems.

The JFTSE wiki documents Guardian scenario types such as `GUARDIAN`, `BOSS_BATTLE`, and `BOSS_BATTLE_V2`, and also documents the `Skill_2_Guardians` relationship, which links skills to guardians through scenario and map combinations. [oai_citation:2‡JFTSE Wiki](https://wiki.jftse.com/index.php/Database_Schema_%26_Cheatsheet?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Because of this, attribute scaling is also relevant in Guardian gameplay:
* '''STR''' improves ball speed and offensive pressure
* '''STA''' improves recovery and reduces incoming enemy skill damage
* '''DEX''' improves movement, charge speed, and projectile-based skill behavior
* '''WIL''' improves curve and ball damage

Guardian-specific WIL effect:
* '''Extra Guardian Ball Damage = 0.01% × WIL × Guardian maximum health'''

== Skills vs. Shot Types ==

This page describes skill-related mechanics and attribute scaling.

It does '''not''' treat all tennis actions as “skills” in the same sense. Normal tennis mechanics such as:
* Serve
* Drive
* Slice
* Lob
* Smash
* Volley
* Charge Shot

should be treated separately as shot types, basic mechanics, or special shot modifiers.

This distinction matches older public descriptions of Fantasy Tennis, which describe standard tennis actions separately from Battle Mode attacks such as Fireball, Meteor, and Blizzard. [oai_citation:3‡Wikipedia](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_Tennis?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

== Known Battle Skills ==

Publicly documented examples of Battle-related attacks include:
* Fireball
* Meteor
* Blizzard

Older public descriptions explicitly mention attacks such as fireballs, meteors, and blizzards in Battle Mode. [oai_citation:4‡Wikipedia](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_Tennis?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Additional JFTSE-specific skill names such as '''Homing Soul''' may be listed separately if confirmed from current game data or developer documentation.

== Related Mechanics ==

Some items and equipment also modify normal shot-related properties such as:
* Smash
* Serve
* Charge Shot
* Lob
* Speed

Older Fanta Tennis item pages show special modifiers like `Smash+3`, `Serve+2`, `Chargeshot+2`, `Lob+1`, and `Speed+5`, which supports documenting these separately from skill formulas. [oai_citation:5‡Online Station](https://www.online-station.net/pc-console-game/110037?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

== Summary ==

Skills and attribute scaling are important across Basic, Battle, and Guardian content in JFTSE.

* '''STR''' increases skill damage and ball speed
* '''STA''' improves resistance and recovery against enemy pressure
* '''DEX''' improves mobility, charging, and projectile-based skill behavior
* '''WIL''' increases curve and ball damage

At the same time, normal tennis actions such as Serve, Smash, Lob, Volley, Drive, Slice, and Charge Shot should be treated separately from Battle-style skills and stat-scaling formulas.

Game Modes

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Olex: Created page with "= Game Modes = == Overview == Fantasy Tennis featured several different game modes, each offering a different style of play. The main game modes were Basic Mode, Battle Mode, and Guardian Mode. In addition to these core modes, the game also included Battlemon support, chat-oriented modes such as House Mode, a Quest Mode, and later Club Match in some versions. Depending on the region and version, the available features could differ slightly, but the overall mode struc..."

= Game Modes =

== Overview ==

Fantasy Tennis featured several different game modes, each offering a different style of play.

The main game modes were Basic Mode, Battle Mode, and Guardian Mode. In addition to these core modes, the game also included Battlemon support, chat-oriented modes such as House Mode, a Quest Mode, and later Club Match in some versions.

Depending on the region and version, the available features could differ slightly, but the overall mode structure remained centered around competitive tennis, combat-based matches, cooperative play, and social side content.

== Basic Mode ==

Basic Mode was the standard tennis mode in Fantasy Tennis.

It followed normal tennis rules and could be played in singles or doubles. This mode represented the core competitive gameplay of Fantasy Tennis and was the closest to a traditional tennis match.

Basic Mode focused on movement, positioning, timing, and rally control. For many players, it was the main mode for learning the fundamentals of the game.

== Battle Mode ==

Battle Mode was a more action-oriented variation of the game.

Instead of only playing for points, each side had HP. Missing the ball or taking damage from attacks reduced HP, and the match ended when one side ran out of health. Battle Mode also included items and special attacks, making it much more chaotic than Basic Mode.

This mode gave Fantasy Tennis a more arcade-like identity and was one of the features that made it stand out from a normal tennis game.

== Guardian Mode ==

Guardian Mode was the cooperative PvE mode.

Players could team up and face one or more Guardians, which acted as boss-style enemies. After successful runs, players had a chance to obtain special materials or items, which added a progression element to the mode.

Guardian Mode offered a different pace from the competitive modes and became an important part of the game’s wider progression and replay value.

== Battlemon ==

Battlemons were pet companions that could be used alongside the main match modes.

Historical descriptions indicate that both Basic Mode and Battle Mode could also be played with Battlemons. In practice, this added another layer to the match structure and gave players more variety in how they approached games.

Battlemons were one of the more distinctive features of Fantasy Tennis and helped separate it from more conventional sports games.

== House Mode and Chat ==

Fantasy Tennis also included social spaces outside of normal matches.

Players could communicate in chat areas located on the courts or in House Mode. Houses could be customized with furniture, wallpaper, carpets, and other decorations. Some versions also allowed players to find additional items through activities such as fishing or interacting with objects in the garden.

These features made Fantasy Tennis feel more like a light online world rather than only a menu-based sports game.

== Quest Mode ==

Quest Mode was another part of the game’s side content.

In this mode, players could complete tasks or objectives outside of the standard competitive match structure. While it was not as central as Basic, Battle, or Guardian, it added more variety to the overall game.

== Club Match ==

Club Match was added later in the European version of Fantasy Tennis.

This system allowed clubs to compete against each other in ranked matches. The format included multiple match types such as Basic 1vs1, Basic 2vs2, Battle 1vs1, Battle 2vs2, and Battlemon. Club Match gave organized groups a competitive objective beyond normal matchmaking.

== Regional Notes ==

The game first appeared in Korea under the name Fanta Tennis and later had versions in other Asian regions, including Thailand, where it was operated by Ini3. In Europe, the game was released as Fantasy Tennis.

Although region-specific versions could differ in presentation and updates, the identity of the game remained based on a mix of standard tennis, combat-based modes, cooperative play, and social features.

== Summary ==

The game mode structure was one of the defining features of Fantasy Tennis.

Instead of relying on only one type of match, the game offered multiple ways to play:
* Basic Mode for standard tennis
* Battle Mode for HP-based action matches
* Guardian Mode for cooperative PvE
* Battlemon for pet-supported matches
* House Mode and chat spaces for social interaction
* Quest Mode for side content
* Club Match for organized club competition

This variety helped Fantasy Tennis stand out from more traditional online sports games.

Beginner's Guide

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Olex: Created page with "= Beginner Guide = == Overview == Fantasy Tennis is not a game where most new players should jump straight into competitive modes. For beginners, the most effective path is usually to start with the tutorial, then spend time in Guardian Mode to level up, get items, and build a stronger character. After that, it becomes much easier to move into Basic and Battle. == Tutorial == If you are new, start with the tutorial. The tutorial helps you understand the controls, m..."

= Beginner Guide =

== Overview ==

Fantasy Tennis is not a game where most new players should jump straight into competitive modes.

For beginners, the most effective path is usually to start with the tutorial, then spend time in Guardian Mode to level up, get items, and build a stronger character. After that, it becomes much easier to move into Basic and Battle.

== Tutorial ==

If you are new, start with the tutorial.

The tutorial helps you understand the controls, movement, timing, and the general flow of the game. Skipping it usually only makes the beginning harder.

== Start with Guardian Mode ==

After the tutorial, Guardian Mode is usually the best place for new players to begin.

Guardian is one of the most important modes for early progression. It allows you to level up your character, gain rewards, and collect items that help you become stronger.

If your goal is to compete later in Basic or Battle, Guardian is where that journey usually starts.

== Why Guardian Comes First ==

For many beginners, Basic and Battle can be much harder if they enter too early without levels, items, or experience.

Guardian gives you time to improve your character, get more comfortable with the game, and build a better foundation before moving into more competitive modes.

That is why it usually makes the most sense to focus on Guardian first instead of rushing straight into PvP.

== Basic and Battle ==

Once you have made progress in Guardian, you will be in a much better position to move into Basic and Battle.

* '''Basic''' is the core competitive tennis experience.
* '''Battle''' is more action-heavy and chaotic.
* '''Guardian''' is the main early progression path.

Basic and Battle make much more sense once you already have some levels, items, and general experience with the game.

== Community and Help ==

Do not be afraid to ask other players for help.

Fantasy Tennis can feel confusing at the beginning, especially when it comes to progression, items, builds, and knowing what to do first. One of the best things you can do as a beginner is connect with other players.

Ask questions in Discord, in game, or anywhere the community is active. Most experienced players would rather answer a simple question than see a new player quit because the game feels overwhelming.

Getting help from other players can make the early game much easier and help you understand the game faster.

== Recommended Progression ==

The simplest beginner path is:

'''Tutorial → Guardian → Basic/Battle'''

First learn the game, then build your character in Guardian, and then move into the other modes once you have a stronger foundation.

== Common Beginner Mistakes ==

* Skipping the tutorial
* Going into Basic or Battle too early
* Ignoring Guardian progression
* Overthinking builds too soon
* Playing too aggressively without understanding the game first
* Not asking other players for help when confused

== Final Tips ==

If you are completely new to Fantasy Tennis, do the tutorial first and then focus mainly on Guardian Mode.

Use Guardian to level up, collect items, and strengthen your character. Once you have built a better foundation, moving into Basic and Battle will feel much more natural and rewarding.

Also, try to connect with other players. Asking for help in Discord or in game can save you a lot of confusion and help you improve much faster.