Attack on Titan Revolution Wiki

Families are the clan system that shapes how your character fights in Attack on Titan Revolution. Most of them boost damage, critical hits, ODM gear and Titan stats, and many add perk slots or exclusive skills. Most Families come from spins, while Shiki is unlocked through Apex achievements. Rarity shows how hard a Family is to roll rather than how strong it is, so choose based on how you like to fight.

Perks are bonuses you equip in perk slots, and they keep working while you play Attack on Titan Revolution. Their categories are Core, Offense, Defense and Support, with rarity tiers from Common up to Mythical. You can earn them from missions and raids, then craft or upgrade them, while skill tree progress and some families open extra slots.

Artifacts are wearable gear in Attack on Titan Revolution that give your character random extra stats, often alongside a unique effect. They range from Rare to Mythic, and you can earn them through achievements, raid drops and the Waves Market. Each piece's extra stats can be rerolled with Gold and individual stats can be locked, so a piece can be tuned over time.

Memories are passive talents in Attack on Titan Revolution that you get through Prestige. Each one belongs to the Offense, Defense or Support group and adds a lasting bonus to your character once it's applied. Memory Scrolls let you reroll a Memory, and copies of the same Memory don't stack.

Skills are the abilities and boosts that shape how your character fights in Attack on Titan Revolution. You earn skill points by leveling up and spend them in the Support, Offense and Defense trees, with family skills tied to the family you roll and Titan skills that only work in Titan form. Resonance adds permanent passive boosts to each Titan form, unlocked with that form's own Shards.

Missions are the main way to play Attack on Titan Revolution on Roblox. Each one puts you in a map where Titans attack, and many come with a goal of their own, such as holding a headquarters or escorting carts. Missions can be played on several difficulty levels, and a secondary objective may add a bonus to the Gold and XP you earn.

Raids are team boss fights in Attack on Titan Revolution where players protect a key character or take on a major Titan from the show. Each raid has its own boss, difficulty levels that ask for a higher Grade, and chests that reward players who contribute to the fight. Some raids also have rare Easter egg versions that replace the normal boss at random, along with their own gear.

Titans are the giant enemies you face in Attack on Titan Revolution's missions and raids. Pure Titans are the basic enemies you meet first, mission-only Titans appear in specific missions, and Titan Shifters are the Titans players can become with a matching Serum. The nape is the weak point players aim for in most fights.

Cosmetics are visual items that change how your character, ODM gear, Thunder Spears and Titans look, without changing stats. They include sword auras, attires, accessories, ODM blades, sheaths and gear, Thunder Spear equipment and gear, and Titan skins for the Attack, Armored, Female and Colossal Titans. Players get them from themed crates bought with Gems, rotating Market stock, map drops, raids, past events and battle passes, and through trading.

Crates are chests in Attack on Titan Revolution that hold random cosmetics, such as outfits, masks, weapon looks, auras, and wings. Each crate has its own fixed set of items, with rarity tiers and odds that differ from one crate to the next. Crates in the Market are priced in Gems, and holiday event crates are tied to their event's own currency. Some crates also have a pity rule that guarantees an Epic or higher item after a set number of opens without one.

Equipment Upgrades are gold-paid boosts for the ODM gear in Attack on Titan Revolution, found in the Upgrades section of the Equipment tab. They cover Blades, the default gear, and Thunderspears, which unlock at Prestige after finishing a questline. Each gear type has its own upgrades and its own overall grade, and the stats cover damage, movement, and endurance.