Brawler
FireThe Pulse
Momentum — stronger the longer the fight runs
Keeper · Embric, the First Pulse
Forged in the Forge · every mint unique
Avatars
An Echo learning to carry a note. You forge it from gear, you teach it the Song, and it fights for you — a fighter that is genuinely yours, no two ever alike, and it travels with you across every community you touch.
Brawler
Fire · The Pulse
3 / 4
Stage
4 / 5
Skills
5
Gear
One of one · yours to keep
Why it matters
A fighter that’s genuinely yours
Most games hand you a character. Resonance lets you forge one — and then it belongs to you, wherever you go.
Forged unique
Every mint is one of one. The gear you feed the Forge decides the roll — stats, base skills, and an effective rarity no other Avatar shares.
Yours to keep
It is a real asset you own outright, not a rental on a season pass. Ascend it, gear it, retire it — the Avatar answers to you.
Travels with you
Your Avatar isn’t locked to one server. It carries across every community in the network — the same fighter, everywhere you resonate.
Genuinely different
Rarity is a smooth spectrum, not a tier badge. Two “Mythical” Avatars are built from different gear, so they fight differently.
The Song of Nine
Nine notes. Nine classes.
One class descended from each of the nine Keepers — every Avatar you forge carries one note, and plays to its identity.
Wave Dancer
WaterThe Flow
Flow — many small actions, evasion, accumulation
Keeper · Maris, the First Flow
Sky Knight
WindThe Breath
Tempo — first strike and speed control
Keeper · Zephyrian, the First Breath
Tectonic Sage
EarthThe Foundation
Permanence — HP scaling, regen, inevitability
Keeper · Terrun, the First Foundation
Servitor of Frost
FrostThe Sustain
Entropy — slow, attrition, preservation
Keeper · Boreal, the First Sustain
Divine Soldier
LightThe Crescendo
Aegis — protection, interception, judgment
Keeper · Aurel, the First Crescendo
Warlock
DarkThe Rest
Sacrifice — HP-cost power, lifesteal, risk
Keeper · Umbra, the First Rest
Conjurer
LightningThe Staccato
Surge — burst windows, chains, release
Keeper · Voltaine, the First Staccato
Shaman
MysticThe Overtone
Communion — auras, team amplification
Keeper · Veyla, the First Overtone
Roles & archetypes
Three roles × nine classes
That’s 0 distinct archetypes. A class doesn’t just slot into a role — its class signature rewrites how that role plays.
Tank
Soak the hit and bend it back. Tanks hold the front, but the class signature decides how.
A Brawler tank counters harder each time it’s struck; a Frost tank chills attackers as they swing; a Shaman tank shares its mitigation out across the whole team.
Damage
Close the fight. Burst, sustain, or accumulation — each class threatens on a different clock.
A Conjurer damage dealer opens burst windows and chains releases; a Wave Dancer wins by piling up many small, evasive hits over the long game.
Healer
Keep the note ringing. Healers extend the team’s life — through regen, sacrifice, or communion.
A Warlock healer pays HP to fuel its power and pulls life back with lifesteal; a Shaman healer amplifies the team with auras rather than spot-healing.
The same Brawler is a relentless counter-tank, a momentum damage dealer, or a frontline brawler-medic — depending on the archetype you build into.
Skills & Glyphs
Teach it the Song
Each archetype owns a pool of five skills. An Avatar starts with a handful — you fill in the rest over time.
At mint
It rolls 1–3 base skills
Every Avatar wakes already knowing one to three of its archetype’s skills. Which ones it draws is part of the roll — another reason no two are the same.
In the Kitchen
You cook Glyphs
Glyphs are transcribed phrases of the Song. Cook them from ingredients and recipes, the same surface that forges your gear.
Inscribed
You teach the rest
Inscribe a Glyph to teach an Avatar one of its unused archetype skills — building toward a complete, fully-inscribed 5-skill fighter.
The archetype pool
Rolled at mint, then inscribed up to a full five.
Equipment & Ascension
Two axes, one hard choice
Build wide with gear you can swap, or build deep by burning gear into permanent power. The same gear can do either — never both.
Wear it
Horizontal · temporary
Up to five equipment slots for stat boosts plus gacha-rolled sub-effects. Worn gear is removable — swap your loadout match to match, keep the gear for later.
Crit chanceRegenDamage reflectSpeedResistances
Ascend it
Vertical · permanent
Four permanent stages. Each one consumes a full gear set and multiplies the Avatar’s power for good — there’s no taking it back.
Base
1.00×
Stage II
1.50×
Stage III
2.00×
Stage IV
2.50×
The tension is the point: a gear set worn gives you a bonus you can revoke — fed to Ascension it’s gone, but the power is forever. Every good Avatar is a string of those decisions.
The rarity spectrum
Not tiers — a smooth curve
Effective rarity is a float, set by the average quality of the gear you forge with. Two “Mythical” Avatars sit at different points — so even your rarest mints are genuinely distinct.
Std
Rare
Myth
Myth
StandardRareMythical
Feed in better gear, slide further right. There’s no jump between buckets — just a fighter that’s a little more itself.
Forge yours.
One Echo, one note, one fighter that no one else will ever hold. Build it, teach it the Song, and prove it against the world.