Scrimmage provides school-specific Weapon Parts used to level Exclusive Weapons. Its daily tickets make it a useful targeted source when weapon growth is the immediate goal.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Combat > Scrimmage; select Trinity, Gehenna, or Millennium and a listed stage.
Clear the Scrimmage for the school whose Weapon Parts you need, then use the parts in the student’s Exclusive Weapon growth screen. Trinity, Gehenna, and Millennium each have a school match; the matching activity pays Weapon Parts and first-time three-star clears also list Pyroxene. Choose the school and stage from the live menu before spending tickets.
Own a student with an Exclusive Weapon whose level you plan to raise.
Open the student’s Exclusive Weapon screen and identify the Weapon Part type and school target.
Enter Scrimmage and choose the matching school activity.
Review the stage preview and select a difficulty your squad can clear.
Build for the listed terrain and enemy conditions, then clear the stage.
Collect the school’s Weapon Parts from the result.
Repeat on available tickets while those parts remain useful.
Return to the Exclusive Weapon screen and spend the parts to raise its level.
Farming tips
Weapon Parts are distinct from school Blu-rays and Tech Notes; check the upgrade screen for the needed resource.
A first three-star clear can award Pyroxene, so complete the stage conditions when practical.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat while Scrimmage Tickets are available and weapon parts are a priority. Tickets are limited daily; the first-clear Pyroxene is one-time per qualifying stage, while the Weapon Parts are the recurring target.
Common mistakes
Choosing a school based on the student’s school without checking the weapon requirement: match the needed Weapon Part type and activity.
Assuming three-star Pyroxene repeats: it is listed for a first three-star clear.
Spending parts before confirming the Exclusive Weapon need: check the weapon’s current level-up requirement.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the weapon has enough matching parts for its planned level, or redirect tickets to another school’s Weapon Parts.
