support card level-up

Leveling support cards strengthens the deck used in future Career runs. Investing in cards you actually field improves account progression more reliably than spreading resources across unused cards.

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WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Where to farm

Supports → Support Card Training or Level Up.

Use the support training menu to raise the level of cards that fit your current Career decks. Support cards shape training bonuses, events, and skill access, so prioritize a usable deck rather than upgrading every card at once. The costs and available materials are visible in the Global interface; check them before committing resources.

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GET STARTED

How to farm

Before you go

Own support cards you intend to use.
Have the currency and materials required by the selected card.
Know which trainee and Career distance goals you are building toward.

Open your support inventory and identify cards used regularly in your Career decks.
Review each candidate’s training type, available skills, and level-up cost.
Choose a small group that fills the trainee’s expected needs, such as Speed, Stamina, Power, or Wit.
Level the selected cards using the displayed resources and confirm the upgrade.
Build the next Career deck with those cards and one suitable borrowed support if available.
After the run, check whether the upgraded cards contributed to the stats or skills you needed.
Redirect future materials to the next clear deck gap rather than upgrading cards without a planned use.

Farming tips

A balanced, leveled deck should reflect race distance and trainee goals; there is no universal stat mix for every run.
Borrow a strong friend support when it fills a gap your owned cards cannot cover.

Repeat, collect and use

Repeat when you earn enough upgrade currency and have a defined deck improvement. Card levels are persistent; materials spent on a card are not a renewable reward from leveling it.

Common mistakes

Upgrading many cards at once can leave the core deck weak; concentrate resources on cards you use.
Choosing by rarity alone may create a deck that misses key training types or skills; inspect card functions.
Ignoring upgrade costs can consume materials needed for a more useful card; compare candidates first.

When to stop or switch

Stop when your regular Career deck is strong enough for its current goals or the next upgrade would delay a more important card. Resume when new resources or roster needs justify it.

Sources & fact checks

pcgamer.com ↗ eog.gg ↗

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