FAQ
This is part of Getting started. You can also refer to Tips and Tricks for additional info.
About the Game[edit | edit source]
What is Another Eidos of Dragons Vein R?[edit | edit source]
Another Eidos of Dragons Vein R (龍脈のアナザーエイドスR) is a tower defense game that features gay porn. If either of those sounds good, you might like it. The gay porn seems to be branching out a bit from just vanilla scenes. The art is also made by many different artists. If you are even a casual gay furry porn enjoyer, you might recognize some names.
Will there be straight porn?[edit | edit source]
Lol lmao. For real though, the women will get date scenes, not sex. Take it or leave it.
How much porn is in the game so far?[edit | edit source]
Each character has at least one porn still, save for a few exceptions. Quality varies and is not totally tied to character rarity. Not all stills are locked behind gacha either, as they're part of story nodes in the main story or through events.
How F2P friendly is the game?[edit | edit source]
The game itself is not hard and doable with most characters, granted you are invested properly and have a decent team composition.
On the other end, getting your favorites as a F2P may not be as easy. (See next question.) You can check Pull Income for an idea of how much you can farm.
Is there a spark or pity system for the gacha? Even for 10 pulls?[edit | edit source]
No. It has been constantly requested, and you can always make your voice heard through their X or inquiries page.
Will I have to whale to get my furry husband?[edit | edit source]
If you are open to spending and waiting for a while, the best way to get a character is through anniversary scout tickets given every 6th and 12th month of the year.
Ideally, you only pull for limited variants since their non-limited forms will likely spook you off the banner in the process.
Outside of these, it really depends on your luck (See the above question.)
When is the best time to start?[edit | edit source]
If you are open to re-rolling, any time your desired unit(s) will be on the banner.
Otherwise, maybe aim for when there is not a lot to do since juggling priorities on what content to clear can be hard.
Installing the Game[edit | edit source]
What are the ways to play the game?[edit | edit source]
The PC Client or through installing the .apk to your phone or an emulator.
What is the best way to play?[edit | edit source]
The PC Client is your best bet. If somehow it does not work out for you, you can try emulators, but it is a less optimal route since the devs cannot support you if you encounter a bug exclusive to emulators.
Does the game support my system?[edit | edit source]
Due to the game not being part of the standard storefront, there is no way to check for compatibility issues. But if your system can play Unity games with 3D elements, it likely is capable.
Which emulator should I use?[edit | edit source]
Any emulators like Bluestacks, MEme, or Mumu player could work.
As of Dec 2023, Nox client of Another Eidos is no longer supported.
I got the Habbit Launcher. What now?[edit | edit source]
Make your account. It will be used for the game. You will also have to update the game using this. It will install the game when you are done.
Can I move my account from a different device?[edit | edit source]
You create a Habbit account, and your data is linked to it. As long as you have your email and password, you will be able to move without a problem.
Updating the Game[edit | edit source]
I updated my game, and everything is broken now.[edit | edit source]
Clear your cache. You should get into the habit of doing it every update. They change how data is loaded all the time. So, the old data bugs it out a lot. They said that it would not be needed a while back, but that is not true at all. It is annoying to have to reload everything, but it is better than not being able to play.
I cleared my cache, and now all my text is missing.[edit | edit source]
Restart the app. It is a bug with the first time load.
I cannot update my game. Why?[edit | edit source]
Install the latest launcher. They put a new installer link out in the Chapter 1 update. You do not have to do this if your updates are still working.
Playing the Game[edit | edit source]
Is the game hard?[edit | edit source]
Not at all. It is doable with F2P units, but most of the challenge can be shaved off by high-rarity characters.
How can I farm pulls?[edit | edit source]
You get Dragon Stones, Edgar Scout Tickets, and Flyers by completing quests.
See Scouting for more info, and for for an idea how much you farm from playing, see Pull Income.
Should I farm for flyers?[edit | edit source]
Intentionally farming flyers is a waste of Stamina. You are bound to get these as collateral for farming drops; you need to actually be farming, namely, event currency.
Should I use Dragon Stones for Stamina?[edit | edit source]
Never do this. It is much more useful to roll the gacha with it. If you wish to power through the story, you can use Stamina Drinks instead.
How should I build my team?[edit | edit source]
Currently, the meta is focused on high DPS (damage-per-second) units with Healers and Supporters to keep them alive. At the moment, there are not many stages that reward playing defensively.
You should run at least 1-2 Vanguards for early game lane holding while you generate Cost, 1-2 Healers to cover chip damage from allies, 1-2 Shooters/Casters for instances of flying enemies, and the rest of your favorites for dealing damage.
If you need specific unit recommendations, see Tips and Tricks. If you just want a basic idea of who has the stats you need, see the Max Stats Chart.
How should I spend my Stamina?[edit | edit source]
See Quests for Quest Priority information.
How should I spend my Draco?[edit | edit source]
Draco is used exclusively for character progression. The short answer is to prioritize spending it on leveling up and Skills. Avoid using it for systems like Proficiency.
For more info, see Upgrading Characters.
What is Rank-up? When should I do it?[edit | edit source]
Ranking up will reset the character's level back to 1 while retaining their current stats and allowing them to level up and be upgraded further. This also allows them to level their skills up to 7.
This is done by maxing out their level and spending the needed Draco and items to increase their rank.
For more info, see Upgrading Characters.
What are Skip Tickets? How should I use them?[edit | edit source]
Skip Tickets allow you to get 3-star rewards directly from stages without having to play them. Using it will still consume Stamina.
It is ideal you spend these on ongoing events, with battle nodes that consume a lot of Stamina (25-Stamina Stages).
Your only means of getting these is through login rewards and event shops.
Event-Related Questions[edit | edit source]
How do events work?[edit | edit source]
Play a map, and you get one Event Currency per Stamina spent or Stamina spent +2 for the later half of the Pirate Event. So far, there is no bonus for using event-related units, so just use the team you want to. Pays Blanc and, most likely, future events will use different payouts. Events remain playable after they are done. Event currency can only be earned in event times. All other stage rewards will stay as well. There are also challenge quests for the extra scene(s) added near the end. If you are having trouble with the quest, they did nerf the first one, so they might do the same for the others when the run is over. They also give a little extra if you beat it before the nerf, so there is no reason to wait unless you cannot do it. The event maps will stay up and still give drops other than event currency. So you do not have to worry about missing the story.
Should I use my Stamina Candies/Drinks for them?[edit | edit source]
Not for the Pirate Event, as it will last forever. You will have to decide on future events on your own. If you play every day, you should be able to make it without spending. If you cannot do that, then spending some Stamina to farm when you can is a good idea. The events tend to last a while, so you have time to wait and do what you can until the deadline draws closer to see if you will make it or not.
How should I spend the Event Currency?[edit | edit source]
Prioritize limited-time rewards, usually listed at the very start of the store. Then afterward, just buy what you need.
For more info see Event Shop.
Wiki-Related Questions[edit | edit source]
Some of the wiki pages look a bit off...[edit | edit source]
The wiki, in general, is not laid out for people who have ultrawide 4K screen resolutions. Try zooming in (or out) the text size until it looks right for you.
What are the odds of getting my desired unit?[edit | edit source]

The Another Eidos premium scouting system centers around the concept of "All featured characters have rates greater than 1%." This is achieved by simply adding 1% to the featured characters' standard rate. The standard rate for a specific character is just the standard rate for their rarity divided by the number of characters within that rarity.
The standard rates for 5★ and 6★ are low, and the number of 5★ and 6★ is high; as a result, there is not much difference between scouting for a specific 5★ or a specific 6★. At the time of writing this, the difference between scouting a specific 5★ and 6★ is only 0.37%. When featured, both 5★ and 6★ rates only have 1% added to them; the difference between scouting a featured 5★ and 6★ is still only 0.37%. As the number of 5★ and 6★ increases, the rates for a specific 5★ and 6★ will become closer.
You may notice you scouted more featured 6★ than featured 5★ or that you scouted the featured 6★ before the featured 5★ . This does not mean the featured 5★ is more "difficult" to scout than a 6★. 6★ will always be more difficult to scout than 5★. What you are experiencing is a cognitive bias called "insensitivity to sample size."
Variations from the norm will occur at smaller sample sizes. You may spend 400 Stones obtaining unfeatured characters or characters you do not want, but this often is not enough to detect the small difference of 0.37% between specific featured characters. Additionally, the odds of getting any off-banner 6★ is actually higher than the odds of getting a featured 5★ or 6★. This is because the standard rate for any 6★ is 2%, which will always be higher than a specific featured character's rate. Obtaining an off-banner 6★ before the featured 6★ is completely normal; it just might not be the one you want. The same goes for 5★, which have an off-banner rate of 10%; your chances of obtaining an off-banner 5★ are much greater than your chances of obtaining any featured one.
So basically, do not pay too much attention to a featured 5★ or 6★ character's rarity; it does not make too much of a difference while on-banner.
Character Rates Formula[edit | edit source]
To calculate the odds of scouting a specific unit, use the following equation: R = S/T, where R = Odds of scouting a specific unit in a single pull S = Standard rate for a unit's rarity on the banner you're currently scouting T = Total number of units currently with the same rarity on that banner *If the unit is currently "Rate Up" on the banner, add +1% to their calculated odds. EX) Anima's Single Rate Calculation on the "Investigate the Endless Mating Season!" Pick Up R = S / T R = 2% / 20 R = 0.10% Add +1% because he has rate up = 1.10%
Probability of Pulling Character[edit | edit source]
To calculate the probability of scouting a specific unit in N pulls at least once, use the following equation: P = 1-((100%-R)^N), where P = Probability of scouting the unit at least once R = The odds of scouting a specific unit in a single pull N = number of single pulls Odds of obtaining at least one Anima in 10 of pulls on the "Investigate the Endless Mating Season!" Pick up. P = 1-((100%-R)^N) P = 1-((1-.011)^10) P = 10.47% Odds of obtaining at least one Anima in 20 pulls on the "Investigate the Endless Mating Season!" Pick up. P = 1-((100%-R)^N) P = 1-((1-.011)^20) P = 19.85%