What are Haru Urara’s bonus stats?

Haru Urara has a +20% bonus in Guts and +10% bonus in Power.

Is Haru Urara good on turf?

Not really. She is designed for dirt tracks, and turf races in her career are rare and often challenging for her.

Can I use just Speed cards to win?

Yes, but you should also add Guts or Power through inheritance to ensure she remains strong in the late stages of races.

What tactic works best for Haru Urara?

The 'Betweener' tactic works best for her. She excels as a late-game runner with a strong finish.

What skills should I look for?

Look for skills that boost straight speed, dirt effectiveness, and activate during the final stretch of the race. Avoid skills designed for front-runners or turf-focused abilities.

Blue Archive Crafting Guide

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Written by Rahul Gupta

Crafting in Blue Archive lets you turn excess resources into useful progression materials like Tech Notes, Gifts, Furniture, and even Elephs. It unlocks after clearing Campaign Stage 3-2 and becomes one of the most flexible systems for upgrading students and your Café.

This in-depth guide explains exactly how crafting works, when to use each node, what to avoid, and how to manage Crafting Boost Tickets and Keystones effectively.

Crafting Room Overview

The Crafting Room has two systems: Material Synthesis and Material Fusion. Both use different resources and timers, and both are essential for long-term account progression.

You can find the Crafting Room in the Base menu after unlocking it through the main story.

Material Synthesis

Material Synthesis uses Keystones to generate randomized crafting outcomes across three sub-node levels.

Node 1: Standard Synthesis

Cost: 1 Keystone
Access: Only first sub-node
Result: Random pool of items like Gifts, Tech Notes, low-grade Furniture, or Credit Boxes
Use When: You’re low on Keystones or just want a quick material

Node 2: Focused Synthesis

Cost: 2 Keystones
Access: Second sub-node unlocks
Result: Smaller pool of more specific items (e.g., Furniture types, higher-grade materials)
Use When: Targeting a resource pool like Furniture or school-specific Notes

Node 3: Eleph Synthesis

Cost: 5 Elephs (of any student)
Access: Third sub-node unlocks
Result: Includes a chance to receive random Student Elephs
Use When: Almost never. This node is inefficient and consumes rare currency.

Important: You can only select one sub-node per roll. The list resets with every use.

Crafting Time: Each roll takes time to complete (typically 1–2 hours).
Boost Tickets: You can skip the timer with a Crafting Boost Ticket. Costs increase depending on which node you used.

Where to Get Keystones

Daily and Weekly Missions
Story Events
Unused Gacha Pulls (converted after banners end)
Certain login bonuses and bundles

Material Fusion

Fusion lets you convert unwanted items into better ones. You’ll need Fusion Keystones, which are not the same as regular Keystones.

Fusion Basics

Cost: Fusion Keystone + specific materials
Ratio: 2:1 conversion (10 items make 5 higher-grade items)
Examples:
- 10 Gehenna Notes → 5 Gehenna Note Choice Boxes
- 10 gifts → 5 Gift Boxes (selectable)
- Mixed Furniture → specific piece

Fusion is the only way to transform Tech Notes and Gifts into choice boxes, which let you target exact schools or item types.

Where to Get Fusion Keystones

Joint Firing Drill rewards
Purchased from Shop (limited stock)
Event milestones or bundles

Crafting Time

Just like Synthesis, Fusion also has wait times. More items = longer queues. You can use Crafting Boost Tickets to skip these as well.

Crafting Boost Ticket Strategy

Boost tickets are best saved for:

Fusion of Tech Note Choice Boxes (for Unique Equipment grinding)
Furniture rushes during early Café setup
Urgent Gift crafting (for Bond levels and skill unlocks)

You get these from:

Stage drops
Event shops
Raid shops
Weekly missions

Do not spend Pyroxene or Total Assault currency on them.

What To Craft First

Early Game

Furniture: Boosts AP and Credit passively from the Café
Gifts: Increases Bond level → unlocks Unique Equipment use
Low-cost Fusion: Turn spare Notes into your school’s choice box

Mid Game

Tech Notes: Prioritize schools like Trinity, Gehenna, Millennium
Gift Boxes: Choose gifts for meta students
Fusion into choice boxes: More efficient than raw farming

Late Game

Unique Equipment push: Fusion for massive amounts of Tech Notes
Spare Keystones: Synthesize Gifts or Credits during downtime
Craft to prep for events: Make Gift reserves before seasonal Bond walls

Optimization Tips

Log in every day: Crafting timers run even while you’re offline
Don’t hoard Fusion Keystones: They’re limited, but meant to be used
Always check sub-nodes: Sometimes node 1 gives what you need
Save Elephs: Never use node 3 unless you're at extreme overflow
Auto-complete Fusion only when high-priority — like for daily tasks

Final Blurb

Blue Archive’s Crafting system is easy to ignore at first, but critical once you hit gear and Bond bottlenecks. Synthesis is best for rolling extras, while Fusion converts junk into precision. If used wisely, you’ll skip weeks of stage farming just by managing Keystones and boost tickets.