MAJO progression guide: Stars, Class Levels, Talents, Equipment and Fictional Law

What to upgrade first

Class Levels come first. Observer Tears raise every Witch of a Class at once, and Class Level also caps how far that Class's equipment can go, so nothing else moves until it does.

Then upgrade that Class's equipment, as the game's own tip says. Both upgrades carry over to every Witch you pull into the Class later, so nothing spent here is wasted.

Next, Stars 3 and 4 on your team of four. They unlock the Auto Skill and the Passive, the two skills a fresh Witch is missing, and our tier list assumes Star 4. Carmen before Star 3 has no rescue heal, and Isabelle before Star 4 has no second Extreme.

Talents follow once the Hunting Grounds open at Observer Level 14. Serums are split by Class, so one Witch per Class uses every serum you farm.

Stars 5 and 6 come last. They evolve two skills for +24.5% Base Attribute on most SSRs (+10% or +20% on some SRs), a real gain but a smaller one than unlocking a skill outright.

Stars: what each one unlocks

A Witch's Star level is raised with her own Witch Crystals (from duplicate pulls) plus Medals for her Class: Vanguard, Arcanist, Defender or Supporter. Stars run from 1 to 6, then Ex1 and Ex2. The Ex ranks use Primal Crystals, which the game makes from a Witch's excess duplicates.

Stars do more than add stats. Her Auto Skill and Passive are locked until she reaches them, and two of her six skills evolve into stronger versions at Stars 5 and 6. Which two skills evolve differs by Witch and is listed on each Witch's own page. Interference is unlocked once a Witch is promoted to Rank 2.

Flat stats at Stars 3 and 4 (SSR & UR)

The flat stats an SSR or UR Witch gains at Stars 3 and 4 depend only on her grade and Class, not on the individual Witch. Every SSR Vanguard gets the same numbers, for example. These are the only raw stat numbers MAJO ships in its game files; base stats are kept on the game's servers.

Grade	Class	Star 3 (Health / Attack / Defense)	Star 4 (Health / Attack / Defense)
UR	Defender	+327 / +14 / +35	+819 / +37 / +87
UR	Arcanist	+214 / +30 / +24	+535 / +76 / +61
SSR	Defender	+312 / +14 / +33	+780 / +35 / +83
SSR	Vanguard	+240 / +26 / +23	+600 / +65 / +58
SSR	Supporter	+240 / +20 / +33	+600 / +50 / +83
SSR	Arcanist	+204 / +29 / +23	+510 / +72 / +58

Class Levels: shared by the whole Class

Each of the four Classes has its own Class Level, raised with Observer Tears. When a Class Level goes up, every Witch of that Class gets the boost, so there's no need to level Witches one by one. Refined Observer Tears are needed at key Class Levels. The Level Up All button raises all four Classes at once.

Class Level also sets how far that Class's equipment can be upgraded. If an equipment upgrade is blocked, the game tells you to raise the Class Level first.

Class Equipment

Equipment is Class Equipment: every Witch of a Class shares one six-piece loadout (Headgear, Torso, Gloves, Legs, Shoes, Backpack), so each upgrade improves the whole Class. Upgrade it with Equipment Upgrade Components. Low-grade pieces can be disassembled for forging materials, and once all your equipment is at max level, extra Upgrade Components are converted automatically.

The game's own loading tip: after raising a Class Level, go back and upgrade that Class's equipment. Set bonuses (2 and 4 pieces) are listed on the Equipment Sets page.

Talents

Talent Development, on each Witch's screen, raises her stats node by node. You can level a single Talent Node or a whole Talent Rank. The materials are Talent Serums, one kind per Class (Talent Serum · Defender, · Vanguard, · Arcanist, · Supporter), plus Refined Serums for key levels. They drop from that Class's Hunting Ground, which opens at Observer Level 14. When you lose a fight, the game suggests unlocking Talents as one of the fixes.

Skill levels

Each skill is levelled separately from Stars, using Skills Tomes.

Interference Sub-Slots

Each main combat slot in your team has two Sub-Slots. A Witch placed in a Sub-Slot supports that position by adding her Interference Skill to the main Witch. Sub-Slots only accept Witches of the same Class as the main Witch, so a deep bench in each Class makes your front team stronger. The game's loading tips call picking the right Interference skills decisive.

Where the materials come from

The Domains and Hunting Grounds are all reached from the Battle menu. The Beginner guide covers the other modes.

Fictional Law: how it works

Fictional Law (opened from the Lobby) is MAJO's account-wide stat board. Everything you verify on it applies to your whole roster, not one Witch. There are two boards. Normal Law is permanent and boosts every Witch. Floating Law is seasonal, and many of its nodes only boost Witches of one race or attack type. Node names and numbers below come from the game's own Law screens; where a node lists several numbers (4/8/12/16/20), each is the value at the next level.

Prioritise the permanent Law nodes that buff your whole team and have no Class requirement before spending points on anything narrower. They help every team you build, where a Class-locked node helps one.

Floating Law's flat bonuses are double Normal Law's, but many of its nodes only boost one race or attack type. Check what your team of four actually is before spending Echo there; a node for a race you don't field does nothing.

1. Verifying a node spends Law materials: Normal Law · Inspiration and Key Law · Conviction for Normal Law, Floating Law · Echo for the current Floating Law season.
2. Each board has pages. Verify enough nodes on a page and the next page unlocks.
3. Some nodes are Medium Nodes. Verifying one grants an Overwrite Effect to any Witch team that meets its conditions. The very first node of Normal Law is a Medium Node, and its effect (Class Resonance) applies as soon as you verify it.
4. You can reject (reset) a whole board with Omen Stones, and all upgrade costs are refunded. The number of rejects per week is limited, and VIP levels add more.
5. Floating Law effects don't apply in main story chapters, and Witches there can't trigger Floating Law team effects.
6. Once every Normal Law node is at max level, extra Inspiration is converted into Conversion Coins automatically.
7. The game's own tip: Reactive Resonance, on the third Normal Law page, greatly lowers the risk of your Extreme Skills being interrupted.

Normal Law — page 1

Normal Law — page 2

Normal Law — page 3

Floating Law S1 — page 1

Season 1's Floating Law is built around race (Human, Beastfolk, Android) as well as attack type. Its flat bonuses are double Normal Law's.

Floating Law S1 — page 2

Floating Law S1 — page 3