THE DOOR GAMES GUIDE.

Reach Level 12 by defeating each of the eleven training Masters in order. Then descend into the Drake's Chamber and end the Red Drake. That is the win.

You get 20 turns per day. Each Hunt for trouble in the Forest of Tangled Wakes spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 20.

Gold drops from every enemy you defeat, scaled to its level. Stronger enemies drop more. PvP wins also pay out from the loser's wallet.

HP is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +25% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your strength − roughly half their defense, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks (Death Strike / Mind Bolt / Backstab) hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Master fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

XP alone doesn't level you. XP makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Master; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Master and you gain the level plus HP, strength, defense, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Master and you fall — you'll respawn at the next refresh, minus a portion of your gold. You cannot retry that Master the same day.

Buy weapons at Old Roric's Forge (more strength) and armor at the Ironcap Armoury (more defense). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

You get 3 PvP attacks per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their gold. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half HP on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked gold is gone. Banked gold is always safe — bank often.

Reach Level 12 by defeating each Campaign Warden in order, then assault the Singularity Throne and kill Lord Nexus, the Galactic Overlord.

You get 20 turns per day. Each Raid a sector in deep space spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 20.

Credits drops from every enemy you defeat, scaled to its level. Stronger enemies drop more. PvP wins also pay out from the loser's wallet.

Integrity is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +20% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your firepower − roughly half their shielding, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks (Blitz Strike / Tactical Override / Credit Surge) hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Warden fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

XP alone doesn't level you. XP makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Warden; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Warden and you gain the level plus Integrity, firepower, shielding, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Warden and you fall — you'll respawn at the next refresh, minus a portion of your credits. You cannot retry that Warden the same day.

Buy fleet upgrades (more firepower) and hull tiers (more shielding). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

You get 3 PvP raids per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their credits. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half Integrity on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked credits is gone. Banked credits is always safe — bank often.

Build your Lifetime Profit by trading commodities across 8 sectors. Each profit threshold unlocks a Toll Boss fight — beat all eleven, then assault the Trade King's flagship.

You get 30 turns per day. Each navigate or trade in the trade lanes spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 30.

Trade Lanes has TWO numbers on your dashboard: Credits (your wallet) and Lifetime Profit (your XP equivalent — what unlocks Toll Bosses).

Profit only grows from trading commodities at a gain. Combat drops give credits but do NOT increase Lifetime Profit. To level, you must trade.

8 sectors form a ring (1↔2↔…↔8↔1) with a shortcut between 1 and 5. Some sectors are dangerous — pirates may attack you in transit.

Hull HP is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +20% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your weapon power − roughly half their shielding, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks (Overload Cargo / Gun Run / Afterburn) hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Toll Boss fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

Lifetime Profit makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Toll Boss; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Toll Boss and you gain the level plus Hull, weapon power, shielding, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Toll Boss and you fall — respawn at next refresh, minus a portion of your credits. Lifetime Profit is unaffected.

Buy weapon arrays (more weapon power) and shield arrays (more shielding). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

Cargo capacity is the third equipment slot — 6 tiers from a 10-unit Standard Hold up to a 150-unit Void Freighter. Bigger holds = bigger trades = faster Lifetime Profit.

You get 3 ship-to-ship attacks per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their credits. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half Hull HP on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked credits is gone. Banked credits is always safe — bank often.

Reach Level 12 by clearing each Checkpoint in order. Then assault General Marak's command post and kill The Commander.

You get 25 turns per day. Each Sweep the wastes in the wasteland spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 25.

Scrip drops from every enemy you defeat, scaled to its level. Stronger enemies drop more. PvP wins also pay out from the loser's wallet.

Vitality is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +25% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your brutality − roughly half their toughness, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Checkpoint fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

XP alone doesn't level you. XP makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Checkpoint; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Checkpoint and you gain the level plus Vitality, brutality, toughness, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Checkpoint and you fall — you'll respawn at the next refresh, minus a portion of your scrip. You cannot retry that Checkpoint the same day.

Buy weapons at the trader (more brutality) and armor at the trader (more toughness). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

You get 3 PvP raids per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their scrip. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half Vitality on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked scrip is gone. Banked scrip is always safe — bank often.

Reach Level 12 by breaking each Campaign Front (the eleven Generals) in order. Then assault the Supreme Fortress and kill the Iron Marshal.

You get 20 turns per day. Each Raid a garrison in the front lines spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 20.

Command Points drops from every enemy you defeat, scaled to its level. Stronger enemies drop more. PvP wins also pay out from the loser's wallet.

Each Front you break grants +1 territory PERMANENTLY. Territories pay daily Command Points forever, so the snowball gets faster as you level. This is the single biggest reward of the game.

Morale is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +20% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your assault rating − roughly half their fortification, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Front fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

XP alone doesn't level you. XP makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Front; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Front and you gain the level plus Morale, assault rating, fortification, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Front and you fall — you'll respawn at the next refresh, minus a portion of your command points. You cannot retry that Front the same day.

Buy assault doctrine (more assault rating) and fortification tiers (more fortification). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

You get 3 PvP attacks per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their command points. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half Morale on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked command points is gone. Banked command points is always safe — bank often.

Reach Level 12 by taking out each Syndicate Boss in order. Then enter the Architect's tower and end them.

You get 25 turns per day. Each Run a job in the streets spends one turn whether you win, flee, or fall.

Turns refresh at midnight server time. You don't have to log in to claim them — visit the next day and the daily refresh runs automatically when the game next loads. Skipped days don't accumulate; today's pool is always 25.

Eddies drops from every enemy you defeat, scaled to its level. Stronger enemies drop more. PvP wins also pay out from the loser's wallet.

Cyberpunk Vice has a Heat meter (0–10) no other No Carrier game uses. It represents how much attention the corps and rival syndicates are paying to you.

Heat is the rhythm of the game: push too hard and every fixer in the city has your face. Lay low to dump heat before a Boss fight.

Street Cred is your life total. It does NOT regenerate by waiting around — there's no passive heal-over-time. The only free recovery is the daily sunrise rest: when the next day's turns drop in, you wake with a +20% heal. Everything else is paid healing.

Each combat round you strike first, then the enemy strikes back. Damage = your firepower − roughly half their cover, with a small ± variance.

Skill attacks hit ~55% harder than a basic strike but cost one Skill Point. Skill points come from leveling — they don't refresh daily, so save them for tough enemies and Boss fights.

Flee is not a guaranteed escape; if you fail, the enemy gets a free swing.

Reputation alone doesn't level you. Reputation makes you ELIGIBLE to challenge the next Boss; the kill is what actually levels you up.

Beat the Boss and you gain the level plus Street Cred, firepower, cover, and a Skill Point.

Lose to a Boss and you fall — you'll respawn at the next refresh, minus a portion of your eddies. You cannot retry that Boss the same day.

Buy loadouts (more firepower) and plates (more cover). Six tiers each, scaling from cheap starters to top-tier endgame loadout.

You get 3 PvP runs per day, separate from your daily turn pool. Win and you take a slice of their eddies. Lose and you fall, respawning at the next refresh. PvP is optional — you can finish the campaign without ever doing it.

Death isn't permanent. When you fall, you wake at half Street Cred on the next refresh (or immediately, by clicking Respawn). Equipment is intact; a portion of your unbanked eddies is gone. Banked eddies is always safe — bank often.