*Arise Crossover* might seem straightforward at first glance: you gather Shadow units and attack enemies to bolster your team's strength. However, reaching the endgame can be a perplexing journey for many players, leaving them unsure about progression, leveling, and unit selection. If you're feeling lost, this comprehensive guide will illuminate your path through *Arise Crossover*.

How Shadows Work in Arise Crossover

In *Arise Crossover*, each of the three islands hosts multiple recruitable Shadows and one formidable dungeon Shadow. The game's weakest unit, **Soondoo**, is available right from the start, while the strongest, **Mifalcon**, is found on the final Brum Island. However, the real key to power lies in unit ranks, not just types. A **Rank A Soondoo** will outshine a **Rank D Mifalcon** any day. Higher-ranked units can achieve greater levels; for instance, a **Rank D unit** tops out at **Level 75**, whereas an **SS Unit** can reach **Level 200**. Your ultimate goal? Assemble a squad of four **SS-ranked Mifalcons**—a challenging yet rewarding endeavor.

Arise Crossover Dungeon Guide

Dungeon Portals in *Arise Crossover* appear every 30 minutes and remain active for 15 minutes. Even if you enter just before a portal closes, you can still complete the entire dungeon. These portals can spawn at various locations on each island, with their difficulty fluctuating randomly.

Begin your adventure by forming a team of **Rank D units** and tackling a **Rank D or C dungeon** on Leveling Island. This will help you amass a solid lineup and potentially snag a rare Shadow Unit. Remember, **dungeons are your sole avenue for recruiting Rare Units and higher-ranking common units**.

When a portal alert pops up, seize the moment. Even if your team isn't up to par, linger near the portal. Often, a seasoned player will come along and guide you through the dungeon. It's a common practice for high-level players to assist others, so take advantage of this camaraderie to secure higher-ranking units. This cooperative approach is crucial for progressing in *Arise Crossover*.

We've experienced firsthand how a kind soul with **Rank C units** helped us navigate a **Rank A dungeon**, enabling us to recruit **Rank A units** and push towards the endgame. We, in turn, supported players with **Rank D units** through **Rank S dungeons**. We encourage you to pay it forward in this community-driven game.

Arise Crossover Weapons

During the Beta phase, player weapons in *Arise Crossover* are largely ineffective. While they might provide a minor boost early on, their impact diminishes significantly by the second island. The **Iron Kando Blade**, the strongest common weapon, costs a hefty **60 million** and only deals **516,1K damage**—a drop in the ocean compared to your units' **200-400 million** damage output. Unless you're flush with cash, it's wise to hold off on weapon purchases until future updates enhance their relevance.

How to Get a Mount in Arise Crossover

Wild mounts spawn every 15 minutes in *Arise Crossover*, and only one player per server can attempt to claim each mount. A server-wide message heralds the arrival of a new mount, though no notification is sent when it's claimed or disappears.

Mounts can appear in **six distinct locations**: on the back of the main islands or on smaller side islands between them. Check the developer's map for exact spawn points.

You can't claim the same mount twice, and attempts to capture one can fail. **Flying mounts** are the rarest, with a **10% spawn rate**, while **ground mounts** are more common, and **water mounts** can be purchased from the Boat Shop NPC. To secure a mount, keep an eye out for the server message and swiftly check all six locations. While mounts aren't essential for progression, a flying mount can significantly ease travel.

That concludes our guide to *Arise Crossover*. As the game evolves with new updates, we'll keep this beginner's guide fresh. In the meantime, don't forget to check out *Arise Crossover* codes for some fantastic freebies.