How do you get the Type Soul Creed Emblem, and what is it used for? Want to make a new character in Type Soul? Check out our Fullbringer Progression guide to familiarise yourself with the new race.
Type Soul Creed Emblem
The main reason why players want the Creed Emblem is because of the buff it provides for the Floating Strikes ability.
How to Get the Creed Emblem
If you were a Hybrid before the game shut down a few months ago, the Creed Emblem should automatically appear in your in-game inventory.
The other way of getting the Creed Emblem is by trading. It’s not the most efficient way, but not every player needs the Spec item. If they do not utilise Floating Strikes, or they just don’t know what the Creed Emblem does, they may be more than willing to trade with you. Just make sure you have something decent to exchange with.
If you don’t know what Hybrids are in Type Soul, they are Vastoquins, Quincycars, and Anomalies. They are no longer available to play as in the game, and so those who were Hybrid now have direct access to the Creed Emblem.
Other than that, there are no other known methods of obtaining the Creed Emblem just yet. If more are revealed, then we will add them to this guide as soon as possible!
What are Floating Strikes?
If you don’t have access to this move, you can unlock it via the Speed Skill Tree. It’s arguably one of the highest damage abilities that you can get from the Speed Skill Tree. However, the main downside of it is that it has an extremely short attack range.
Luckily, the Creed Emblem buffs the range, making it much stronger. You need at least 36 Speed to unlock Floating Strikes! By activating this move, you can send the enemy flying into the air.
Stats
Other than buffing the total range of the Floating Strikes ability, the Spec item also boosts some of your character’s stats.
- HP
- Your HP increases by 4.0
- Defense
- Your DEF increases by 1.5%
- Reiatsu
- Your Reiatsu increases by 4.0
- Posture
- Your Posture increases by 2.0
