Daily Tasks and Weapon Upgrades: A Call of Anime Routine

Progress in Call of Anime is easier to manage when a play session has a purpose. Daily tasks are not simply a list to clear as fast as possible: they point toward the systems that keep a castle, a player, and an alliance moving. This guide shows how to use the current daily task categories to create a focused routine, and how to spend the points you earn without leaving your weapon progression unbalanced.

Start with the tasks that unlock other tasks

Open the daily task list before choosing a battle. The current rotation rewards activity across several parts of the game: logging in, recharging the castle, creating and winning player wars, defeating monsters, attacking and defending forts, upgrading a weapon, earning prestige, watching available reward ads, and sending messages in chat. That range is intentional. It gives a solo player a path through monster battles and castle recharges, while giving an alliance player reasons to coordinate around forts and wars.

The productive order is usually the order that creates options. Claim the login task, check whether your castle needs a recharge, and look at any quest that can be completed while you play another activity. For example, a planned monster session can advance the monster task while a weapon upgrade can complete its own task at the same time. Do not start several player wars just because the task exists; confirm your readiness and alliance plans first.

A practical daily session

1. Read the full task list. Notice which actions overlap and which require coordination.
2. Recharge and review your castle. Do this early so your session is not limited by an avoidable delay.
3. Fight monsters within a comfortable tier. This is a controlled way to work on rewards and test your current setup.
4. Check alliance chat. Find out whether a fort needs attackers or defenders before spending actions on the map.
5. Upgrade deliberately. Use the weapon-upgrade task to advance a planned weapon, rather than spending points on the first button available.
6. Finish with prestige and the remaining small tasks. Review what is left, then decide if it fits the time you have.

What the task categories teach you

Plan weapon upgrades in a chain

Weapons are designed as progression, not a one-button race. Attack weapons sit in a tiered path: stronger tiers depend on progress in the weapon beneath them. That means the fastest-looking upgrade is not always available or efficient. Build the lower tier steadily, then use it to unlock the next step. Castle weapons serve a different role: they strengthen your defensive pool and can be recharged during wars, so they deserve attention when your alliance expects conflict.

Before you spend points, ask three questions: Which weapon supports the battle I want to take next? Does it have an earlier-tier prerequisite? Will this purchase prevent me from upgrading a more useful defensive or attack option later in the session? A simple note of your next two upgrades is enough to prevent most wasted spending.

When not to clear every task

It is fine to leave a task unfinished. A player who forces a difficult player war, attacks a fort without support, or spends all available points on an unplanned upgrade can lose more value than the task reward provides. Use daily tasks to build a repeatable habit, not to turn every session into a rush. The best routine is one you can repeat while still having resources and attention available when your alliance needs you.

Keep the guide current

Task rewards and balance can change with game updates. Always treat the values and requirements shown in the app as the source of truth. If something in your daily task list differs from this guide, send a screenshot and your player name to call.of.anime.war@gmail.com so the team can review it.

Continue learning

• Forts, Defence, and Alliance Rewards
• A New Player’s Progress Plan
• Official Call of Anime Player Guide