Bond and Awakening Guide for Characters

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As is the case with every character gacha game, Riichi City comes with a character bonding system as a means for players to interact with the characters. It might seem a bit daunting at first but this guide will show you that it is very simple and not that complicated. Changelog 2022/09/26 - Blazing Soul event, added Natsumi Marin and Saotome Naoya info 2022/09/09 - Posted version 1 "Bond" in Riichi City refers to what the game calls "mahjong sense", which is the term I will use from here on. The more mahjong games you play with a character, and the more gifts you give them, the higher the mahjong sense. There are six mahjong sense levels: Level 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Every character starts at mahjong sense level 0. At mahjong sense level 5, your character is maxed out on mahjong sense and now qualifies for "awakening" which will be explained later. To check the mahjong sense levels of your characters, all you have to do is do the following: From the main menu, click on the character portrait in the top left of the screen to go to your profile. Click on the "Char." button on the bottom left of your screen. And then click on the portrait of the character you want to check. The mahjong sense level will be in the top right corner. In this example, my mahjong sense level with Isshiki Seibi is level 4. The maximum level of mahjong sense a character can have is level 5. Once you reach level 5, you cannot raise mahjong sense anymore. Both via playing games, or via gifts. Mahjong Sense Level Mahjong Sense Needed for next Level Cumulative Total Once a character reaches mahjong sense level 5, they will get access to a feature called "Awakening". When you awaken a character, you get to unlock a special voice line, special emotes to use in-game, and also a special outfit for the character. If you want to see what awakening gets you with a character, you can preview all of these things in-game. For example, if you scroll down on the bio of a character, you will see all the emotes. As you can see, I did not awaken Seibi yet, so her awakening emotes are locked to me. To find the outfit, you can click on the "Change Outfit button, and scroll sideways to see all possible outfits. As you can see, I did not awaken Seibi yet so her bond outfit is locked. For the voice lines, hit the "Voice" tab and scroll down a little bit and you can find all the voice lines that get unlocked by increasing mahjong sense. On top of mahjong sense levels, there is also a mahjong sense meter. Once you have enough mahjong sense in the meter, you can progress to the next mahjong sense level (kind of like exp and levels in a RPG). You can raise a character's mahjong sense by two ways: Play games of mahjong in ranked or in official tournaments Give gifts to your characters Different game modes give different amounts of mahjong sense. It can be confusing to remember. But thankfully the devs included a helpful info box you can check in-game. If you click on the big diamond with the "i" where your bond level is, it will give you a more detailed list of what game modes give you what mahjong sense at the bottom. I've included a screenshot here: For those who don't know, there are two types of games, length wise. "East Only" games (or also known as "tonpuus") are shorter games where everybody gets at least one round as dealer each. "Hanchan" games (or also known as "East-South games") are longer games where everybody gets at least two rounds as dealer each. Double the length of East Only games. I'm sure you're already thinking "well that means I should only play East Only games for efficiency" and if mahjong sense gains over time is the only metric you use to play Riichi City, that would be correct. But I would suggest against that. If you play a game of mahjong, it should be because you want to play it, not because you want to grind mahjong sense. Otherwise, you will just burn out from overgrinding. If you like playing short games in general, that's fine. Just as long as you're not doing it for the sake of grinding mahjong sense. Remember that winning or losing does not affect mahjong sense gains. So you don't have to stress out over winning or losing. You only have to worry about playing your best and having fun. Other than playing games, the only other way to increase mahjong sense is to give them Gifts. There are many kinds of gifts, and they give different amounts of mahjong sense. Characters also have gifts they prefer and gifts they dislike and that affects how much mahjong sense they will get from gifts. For a complete table of values of which gifts give how much mahjong sense, look in Appendix A. Where do I get Gifts? There are many ways to get gifts in Riichi City. You can get them via: Daily login rewards Doing daily missions, weekly missions, and lifetime missions Buying them from the shop Rewards for ranking up on ranked ladder Rolling on the gacha Daily Logins The primary way people will get gifts is from daily logins. Every time you log in, you will be greeted with the 7 day login screen. While you don't have to login in 7 consecutive days, the 7-day check in does reset every week on Sunday 5am UTC+9. If you don't live in the UTC+9 timezone (aka. Japan), I recommend figuring it out by asking Google or however else you deal with different timezones. This reset time is important because the game basically revolves around it so be sure to remember it (with one exception not related to bonding). Back to the daily rewards, after the first two days, you can get one gift a day and on Days 2 and 4, you can get an Awakening book. On Day 6, you can also get a special reward, usually in the form of an extra free ticket or a special decoration so be sure to not miss logging in every day! If you ever want to check on your login reward status without closing and re-opening the game, you can always access it via the big billboard on the main menu on the left. Missions From the main menu, if you look at the bottom of the screen, you will see a "Mission" option. Clicking on the Mission option will bring up the "Mission of Riichi City Station" window. You will see a bunch of food, a number line going to 210, and a bunch of missions. The missions themselves do not directly give gifts. They give you a small amount of coins (currency for playing games, and buying stuff from the shop. More on this later), and something called "Mileage" which is denoted by the lightning bolt symbol. When you finish a daily mission, you can collect the coins and usually 50 Mileage. Collecting Mileage will fill up the bar that you see at the top. At 50, 100, 150, and 210 Mileage, you can redeem a random reward. At 50 Mileage, you only get coins, but the higher you go, you start getting gifts too. You can click on the food items to see what rewards you can get for that tier. Your Mileage per day will cap out at 300 MIleage per day, but this accumulates for the whole week. The accumulated Mileage doesn't roll over for the next day's rewards BUT they are used for the weekly rewards you see next to the number line. At 1,400 Mileage, you will get 3 gifts and a lot of coins, and at 1,700 Mileage, you will get a free gacha ticket. Generally every day has a "Played 3 Ranked Matches" daily mission so depending on the game mode you play, it should take you about 30 mins to over an hour to complete all the daily missions. If you are going to play mahjong regularly, this is basically free gifts for playing games you would have played anyway. There are also lifetime missions that can be completed once per account. They are under the "Regular" tab in the mission screen. Most of the rewards are generally coins, but some of them give gifts and other things. I don't know the full list of rewards so I cannot list them in this guide so be sure to check them regularly