For example, an Apprentice (rank 2) knight is permitted to equip only 0- and 1-star gear. By the time a sprite reaches level 100, it will have gained enough skill points to max out every augment, so there is no "wrong" strategy for allocation.īattle sprites cannot be leveled when their new level would surpass the knight's own equip limit. Unallocated skill points are saved, so knights who delay or forget to allocate points are not penalized in any way. The knight allocates skill points to the sprite's skills, to augment (enhance) their speed, duration, intensity, etc. For most levels, the required item is the favored food, and the sprite gains a skill point or a perk upon promotion. When the sprite's heat meter is filled, the sprite is ready for promotion to the next heat level. These boxes would give certain star levels of food, (randomly power/shadow/divine) to players in relation to their Player Rank - but prizebox food materials are bound. Sometimes food is a prize in a Prize Box, as with the Companion Prize Box and the Gourmet Prize Box. Crafted food is unbound and can be traded among knights or sold on the auction house. Favored foods can be crafted using Sprite Food Alchemy Machines, found in the Laboratory and the Town Square. This is not always the most economic choice. A sprite simply has a favored food, as shown in the table below, which helps fills up its heat bar more than any other material. Playing with the sprite in the Clockworks can help increase its appetite a bit faster.ĪNY unbound material can be fed to a sprite if it's just increasing its heat bar, and not its level. Appetite regenerates at a rate of roughly five points per hour of real time, whether or not the knight is online. When the sprite has at least one bar (or "point") of appetite, feeding the sprite a material decreases its appetite by one point. When the appetite is zero, the sprite will not eat. Appetite is rated on a scale from zero to five. The rate at which a sprite can be fed is limited by its appetite. To feed your sprite, bring up the character panel, select the Battle Sprite tab, click on the feeding sub-tab, choose any material from your arsenal, and click the Feed Sprite button. research from players.Ī sprite can heat faster by being fed materials. Therefore, feeding favored food is efficient in terms of time and materials, while feeding other materials is efficient in terms of crowns and minerals. One level's worth of heat amounts to roughly 65 3-star materials, 35 4-star materials, 20 5-star materials, or 4 5-star favored foods. Here is an example for heating a sprite over level 75, based on data collected by some players: Favored food gives more heat than other materials of that star level do. High-star materials give more heat than low-star materials do. High levels require more heat than low levels do. Quantifying heat is difficult, but some patterns are clear. However, this method of heating is very slow. Like all equippable items, a sprite gains heat when it is equipped for combat in the Clockworks. See the list on this page to view all available battle sprites.Ī Sprite Food Alchemy Machine used to create food for Battle Sprites.Ī sprite progresses through a sequence of 100 heat levels. Several " reskins" of these are available. This sprite has a mix of damage and support skills. The shadowy Maskeraith resembles a masked phantom and uses its toxic powers to debilitate enemies.Although a support sprite, it can damage enemies directly. The divine Seraphynx resembles an angelic cat-like creature and uses its luminous powers to defend the party from attacks.It may be considered the most offensive out of the three starter battle sprites. The smoldering Drakon resembles a dragon and delivers powerful, fiery blasts to foes.( Biotech Morlin still owns one.) When the Skylark crashed, sprites were apparently dispersed throughout the Clockworks, where the Core's energy signal caused them to mutate into new forms: Prior to the Skylark crash, the Spiral Knights used small field robots called " E-class battle sprites" for reconnaissance.
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