Fusion and Blueprints: Find the Recipe Before Rebuilding a Deck

What should you check before spending fusion materials?

Find the exact intended recipe and inspect the materials shown by your game. A large recipe count is not a usable shopping list, and a card with a higher upgrade mark is not automatically better for your current deck. Start with the missing ingredient, desired effect and the card’s actual cost instead of fusing every available option.

The October 19 demo announcement lists 939 Fusion recipes within its demo overview. It does not reveal their complete inputs. This guide explains documented ways to find and compare an option; it does not invent a full recipe table, a farming location for every component or a guaranteed winning build.

How can you narrow the search?

The September 2 Playtest notes add keyword search to Fusion, and the September 29 demo announcement adds an unlearned Blueprints only option at the Cultivation Altar. These tools address different stages: finding a fusion entry and reducing blueprint-learning clutter. A blueprint filter is not a filter that guarantees every recipe is already craftable.

Use the following comparison before committing resources:

The September 3 Playtest notes introduce Batch Fusion, but provide no universal per-batch recipe or input discount. Read the current result and requirement before creating a larger batch. If a named material is missing, check gathering risk rather than treating repeated dangerous attempts as a guaranteed drop route.

Why might an old preparation control not work?

The August 27 Playtest announcement changes card dragging in Battle Preparation to right-clicking and allows Fusion to open from that screen. This is a historical control change, not proof that every later localized screen has the same layout. Use your current prompt; an apparent input mismatch is not automatically a lost-card bug.

After an operation, inspect the produced card and prepared selection. Then check the enemy preview before deciding the deck is suitable. No official source here establishes an all-purpose poison, shield or fire ranking. A developer acknowledging a player’s balance feedback would not validate every numerical claim in that player’s build.

How should you report a failed recipe or missing card?

Record the recipe name, required materials, available quantities, selected operation and installed build. Separate a missing ingredient, an unlearned blueprint and a card not selected for battle; they are different failures. A screenshot of the actual entry is more useful than reporting only that Fusion does not work.

Finally, a battle-ready card is not automatically stored for another life. Review card and talent inheritance before ending the run. Check the dated demo updates when following old UI instructions. Reviewed November 7, 2026; this is sourced editorial guidance, not a personally tested deck or ingredient database.