SRW DD Pilot Training

SRW DD Pilot Training:

Each pilot has a total of 14 skills that can be trained: Spirit Command, Special Skill, and 12 stat up skills.

Spirit command is trained by using Spirit Command training books. Where do you get spirit command books?
Special skills are trained by using a matching character orb. You get a character orb when you draw an SSR finisher for that pilot's unit.

Stat up skills are divided into 4 groups of three.
The four groups raise Attack, Defense, Accuracy, and Mobility respectively.
An example is:

Attack I
Attack II
Attack III
Defense I
Defense II
Defense III
Accuracy I
Accuracy II
Accuracy III
Mobility I
Mobility II
Mobility III

Each stat has three levels, I, II, and III. The higher levels are more expensive to upgrade, provide a smaller upgrade at each step, but have a higher upgrade cap.

There are three different skill trees:

Combat I, II, and III
Guardian I, II, and III
Aiming I, II, and III
Avoidance I, II, and III

Fighting/Struggle I, II, and III
Adherence I, II, and III
Mind I, II, and III
Sensing I, II, and III

Subjugation I, II, and III
Defense I, II, and III
Hit I, II, and III
Prediction I, II, and III


Each pilot has one of these three skill trees. Each time you complete ten missions with a pilot, you get a ticket for one of the level 1 skills from that pilot's skill tree.

Tickets are not locked to a specific pilot, but they are locked to that skill. For example, a "Combat 1" skill ticket can be used by any pilot that has the Combat I stat skill, but a pilot with Fighting I or subjugation I cannot use that ticket.


Power-leveling Opportunity:
If you want to make one pilot be overpowered, sortie with 4 pilots that have the same skill tree, and funnel all of their skill tickets into a single pilot.


You get skill tickets by completing a certain number of missions with a pilot. The pilot will get a ticket matching their skills after completing the following number of missions:

10 - Attack
20 - Defense
30 - Hit
40 - Mobility
50 - Attack
60 - Defense
70 - Hit
80 - Attack II
90 - Evade
100 - Defend II
110 - Attack
120 - Hit      (someone please check that this isn't Hit II)
130 - Hit II   (someone please check that this isn't Defend)
140 - Evade II
150 - Hit
160 - Attack II