Support training with a red exclamation can award a skill hint, reducing the skill’s point cost when you buy it. Collecting useful hints during a Career run can make the trainee’s final skill points go further.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Career → Training commands, where a support character may show a red exclamation mark.
Watch for red exclamation marks beside support characters during Career training. These indicate an opportunity for a support-related hint or event. The available skills depend on the support card and the run; inspect the card’s hint list and choose the training when it fits the build. Hints reduce skill costs, but do not automatically purchase or guarantee every desired skill.
Start a Career run with supports that offer relevant skills.
Have training turns available and a plan for the trainee’s race style or distance.
Check the support card’s skill list when deciding whether its hints are useful.
Open the support card details before or during Career and review its listed skills and hint sources.
At each training turn, scan for a red exclamation beside a support character.
Select the marked training if the support’s skills fit the trainee and the action is safe for current energy.
Review the result for the granted skill hint and its level.
Repeat when relevant exclamation-mark opportunities appear during the run.
Near the end of Career, open the skill purchase screen and review hint discounts alongside available skill points.
Buy useful skills that match the trainee’s distance, running style, and upcoming races.
Farming tips
A skill hint is most valuable when the skill fits the trainee’s build and you expect to buy it.
Training with an exclamation still has to fit your energy and goal schedule; do not risk a required race for an irrelevant hint.
Repeat, collect and use
Hint opportunities are random within each Career run and tied to the selected supports. Repeat across runs with a suitable deck; there is no separate guaranteed hint farm.
Common mistakes
Taking every marked training without checking the skill can spend turns on irrelevant hints; inspect support skills.
Assuming a hint automatically grants the skill can leave the build unfinished; spend skill points in the purchase menu.
Ignoring energy can make a risky session fail; recover or choose another action when the trainee is depleted.
When to stop or switch
Stop pursuing hints when the useful skills are covered or the run has too few turns to benefit. Spend remaining turns on required stats, races, and recovery.