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How Demon Wedges work

In game, Demon Wedges may also appear under the technical name MOD in some data. This page explains the key fields used across the site: level, affinity, tolerance, dynamic effects and asset mapping.

Levels 0 → MaxLevelTolerance = Cost + Level × CostChangeTranslations EN/FR/…Gameplay reference info

Demon Wedge visual showcase

Examples of Demon Wedge icons used in the grid and the detail page. The goal is to recognise a Demon Wedge at a glance.

Phoenix

Demon Wedge icon example

Ifrit

Demon Wedge icon example

Fenrir

Demon Wedge icon example

Sphinx

Demon Wedge icon example

Bahamut

Demon Wedge icon example

Yatagarasu

Demon Wedge icon example

Hastur

Demon Wedge icon example

Lilith

Demon Wedge icon example

Read a sheet in 3 cues

1) Main icon

Lets you identify the Demon Wedge in the grid.

2) Affinity / polarity

The symbol next to the name shows the Demon Wedge affinity type.

3) Active level

The detail slider changes the dynamic values #1, #2, #3.

1) Structure of a Demon Wedge

Every Demon Wedge has a name, a description, a rarity, an affinity and a max level.
The name shown in game is Demon Wedge. MOD remains mostly a technical term used in some internal data.
Texts (name, description, passive effects) change with the selected language.
The site exposes this info as JSON so you can filter, compare languages and open details.

Affinities, polarities and compatibilities

The detail sheet combines several visual cues: polarity symbol, elemental affinity and compatibility tags for the character/weapon type.

Polarity

Polarity 1

Polarity 2

Polarity 3

Polarity 4

Elemental affinities

Dark

Fire

Water

Thunder

Wind

Light

Compatible type

Character

Melee

Ranged

Melee Ultra

Ranged Ultra

2) Levels and dynamic values

The values #1, #2, etc. change with the Demon Wedge level. The slider on the detail page applies those values from the growth table and shows the effect at the chosen level.

Default level = 0 (piece not upgraded)
Max level = MaxLevel

3) Tolerance / cost

The displayed tolerance scales with level. The formula exposed in the data is:

tolerance(level) = Cost + level * CostChange

The site pre-computes per-level values and stores them in tolerance.valuesByLevel.

4) Multi-language

On the grid: you can show several languages at once to compare names. On the detail: a single language can be picked and shared through the URL.

The languages currently available depend on the dataset loaded for the category.

5) What the site displays

General Demon Wedge info (name, rarity, function, description)
Per-level progression via the slider
Affinity + matching icon
Multilingual names for quick comparison
Search, filters, favourites and pagination for navigation

Reading a Demon Wedge at a glance on the site

The visual path is always the same: identify the icon, check the affinity, then adjust the level to see the dynamic effects.

Step 1

Identify the Demon Wedge

Name + icon
straight from the grid

Step 2

Check affinity and type

Step 3

Adjust the level

#1 / #2 / #3 update
with the level slider

Level 0 = base value, not upgraded

What you can do next

Use the grid to filter and compare quickly, then open an item to see its dynamic values, its per-level tolerance and its affinity.

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