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# Rolling your Inner Ability

## **Ideal Approach**

1. Start with **Miracle Circulators**:
   1. Roll Boss Damage on either the 2nd or 3rd line.
2. Switch to **Honor EXP**:
   1. Roll for Abnormal Status Damage on the 2nd or 3rd line (whichever doesn’t already have Boss Damage) **AND**
   2. Roll Passive Skills +1 on the 1st line

{% hint style="info" %}
This method is efficient because Abnormal Status Damage has a smaller range variance, making it easier to maximize.
{% endhint %}

## **Alternative Method**

1. Use **Honor EXP** to Roll All 3 Lines:
   1. Roll until you obtain Passive Skills +1, Boss Damage, and Abnormal Status Damage across the three lines - locking each one you want to keep as you go.
2. Refine with **Chaos Circulators**:
   1. Use Chaos Circulators to push both secondary lines (Boss Damage and Abnormal Status Damage) to their maximum values.


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