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Skill Points
May 12, 2026 at 01:39 AM
Accuracy pass: aligned FP terminology to Fuel Points to match the canonical catalog reading.
Skill Points (SP) are the persistent upgrade currency in Beast of Reincarnation. They are spent between encounters inside the Skill Trees to unlock new nodes and upgrade existing ones for both Emma and Koo, and they are distinct from the in-combat resources that drive moment-to-moment play.
Where Fuel Points and the Entanglement Gauge govern the rhythm of a single fight, Skill Points govern the long-term shape of the build. Spending SP into the close-range tree improves katana proficiency and parry effectiveness; spending into long-range improves bow and crossbow play; spending into Koo-side trees expands the Blooming Arts menu and improves the FP economy.
Resource | Scope | Spent On |
|---|---|---|
Skill Points (SP) | Persistent across the campaign. | Skill-tree nodes for Emma and Koo. See Skill Trees for the branch structure. |
Fuel Points (FP) | In-combat, refills per encounter. | Firing Blooming Arts through Koo's command system. |
Entanglement Gauge | In-combat, refills per encounter. | Emma-side combat amplifications driven by parry pressure. |
Defeating enemies. Ordinary combat encounters drip-feed SP, with larger payouts from harder enemies and Nushi-class bosses.
Story progression. Pre-release framing describes SP rewards tied to major story beats and Nushi clears, so even players who avoid all optional combat will accrue SP over the campaign.
Exploration. Off-path zones surface SP rewards alongside Charms and katanas; thorough exploration meaningfully accelerates build progress.
SP is spent at skill-tree menus accessed between encounters. Both Emma and Koo share the same SP pool but have their own trees, so the player decides how much SP to push into the sword side of the duo versus the dog side. Pre-release material describes the trees as branching along combat-style lines (close-range katana, long-range bow and crossbow, plant-ability depth for Koo) rather than a single linear ladder, which means SP investment carries opportunity cost: every point spent on one branch is a point not spent on another.
Build | SP Focus |
|---|---|
Parry specialist | Heavy investment in close-range nodes that improve Parry System windows, katana damage on punish, and FP gain on successful parry. |
Ranged sniper | Long-range nodes for bow and crossbow output, with smaller defensive investments because the build sits outside enemy reach. |
Koo-forward duo | Heavy investment in Koo-side trees that expand Blooming Arts and improve how FP is generated per parry. |
Generalist | Light spreading across multiple trees, giving up peak power for flexibility against varied encounters. |
Skill Points do not exist in isolation. A node that improves parry damage compounds with the player's Spirit Stones slate; a node that expands Koo's Blooming Arts amplifies whatever Charms are currently equipped. Pre-release coverage frames the SP layer as the durable backbone of the build, with Spirit Stones, Charms, and Blooming Arts mods sitting on top as the swappable layers.
Specific SP costs per node, the exact size of each tree, and the full list of node names have not been published in detail. What has been shown is the overall design: a single shared currency, separate trees for Emma and Koo, and a branching structure that forces the player to commit to a combat style rather than unlocking everything by the end of the game.
