How to Get Support Points in Tower of Fantasy

Tower of Fantasy has tons of markets where you’ll be able to buy a lot of things. Just like in real life though, these things don’t come free or cheap.

To be able to buy and afford some items, you will need Support Points. How do you get Support Points in Tower of Fantasy, though? That’s what we’re going to talk about today!

Support Points are a sort of currency in Tower of Fantasy with its extensive monetary system.

They’re one of the best currencies in the game for free-to-play players specifically, and once you know the fastest ways to earn them, you’ll wonder why you weren’t doing this from day one.

There’s a daily cap of 1,500 SP, which means knowing the fastest methods actually matters. You have a ceiling to work with, so efficiency is everything.

In this guide, we will be covering the main and best way of getting Support Points in Tower of Fantasy and also how you can better spend them. If you are looking on how to best spend vitality points in the game – we’ve got that covered as well.

How To Get Support Points

Completing activities with new and lower-leveled players as part of a team earns you Support Points.

So basically, being a good player and helping people out will get you these points, which in turn, you can use for buying stuff from the market.

Dimensional Trials

This is my favorite method and the one I recommend to anyone who asks. Dimensional Trials are fast, low-effort, and give you at least 150 SP per run on the easiest difficulty setting.

The conditions are simple: you need to have fewer than 30 Vitality going into the run, and you need to be playing with other players.

When your Vitality is below that threshold, the game will show a message telling you that you won’t be able to obtain the result reward.

That message is actually what you want to see, because that’s when the SP reward activates instead. Complete the run, skip spending Vitality on the chest at the end, and collect your points.

Since each run takes only a few minutes, hitting the 1,500 daily cap is very doable. I knock these out every morning and it rarely eats up more than 20 or 30 minutes total.

Also read: How to Charge Your Weapons in Tower of Fantasy

Force Deciphering World Boss Chests

Every time you defeat a World Boss, you’re given a choice: use a Type III Chip to open the chest the normal way, or force decipher it.

If you force decipher, you get fewer item rewards, but you walk away with 100 SP and some vehicle parts per run.

On its own, it’s not a fast method. But if you’re already working through World Bosses as part of your daily routine, this is basically free SP stacked on top of what you’d earn from Dimensional Trials.

One tip: watch World Chat for “Taxi” callouts from other players offering teleports to World Boss locations. It cuts travel time down significantly and makes the whole loop much faster.

Joint Operations

Joint Operations is the third option, and I want to be upfront that it’s the slowest of the three when it comes to pure SP farming, simply because the runs take longer.

That said, it has a real advantage: Joint Operations also drops solid gear like Armor and Matrices, so if you need equipment upgrades at the same time, it can be worth your while.

The same rule applies here as with Dimensional Trials: complete the run with other players and don’t spend Vitality on the chests.

For anyone purely after Support Points, I’d prioritize Dimensional Trials and World Boss runs and treat Joint Operations as a secondary option.

How To Redeem / Spend Support Points

A very good method of getting Support Points in Tower of Fantasy is by redeeming them from the Support Store. These are all the things that you can Redeem for getting Support Points as of right now – starting with the absolute musts.

What To Buy First

There are two weekly items that should always come before anything else:

• Joint Supply Chip I (900 SP, weekly limit: 3) – They increase your chances of getting Master or Ultimate equipment from Joint Operation boxes. Buying all three each week costs 2,700 SP.
• Black Nucleus (300 SP, weekly limit: 10) – These feed your standard banner pulls. Maxing out the weekly limit costs 3,000 SP.

Covering both of these every week requires 5,700 SP total. With the daily cap sitting at 1,500 SP, that’s around four days of consistent farming. It’s an achievable weekly target if you are relatively active.

Everything else in the store is a secondary priority. If you have leftover SP after securing your weekly Chips and Nuclei, then look at cores, Gold, or vehicle parts. But don’t sacrifice those two main purchases for anything lower on the list.

Here are other options you have:

Vehicle Upgrades

These are the Vehicle Upgrades that you’ll be able to spend Support Points on:

• Power Gears – 50 SP
• FF79 Alloy Lubricant – 50 SP
• E53 Coolant – 50 SP
• Precision Instrument – 100 SP
• Shock Absorber – 100 SP
• Universal Bearing – 100 SP
• TurboCharger – 250 SP
• Gyroscope – 250 SP
• High Energy Battery – 250 SP
• High Performance Transmission – 250 SP

Currencies and Materials

These are the currencies and materials that you’ll be able to spend Support Points on:

• Rockcore – 100 SP
• Icecore – 100 SP
• Magcore – 100 SP
• Firecore – 100 SP
• Gold – 70 SP
• Black Nucleus – 300 SP
• Joint Supply Chip 1 – 900 SP
• Holiday Fun – 100 SP – 1000 SP (seasonal)
• Gardener – 100 SP – 1500 SP (seasonal)

Conclusion

Support Points are very worthwhile currencies to invest some time in. You can buy a lot of things with them and always make sure to save some for later patches. You never know what cool types of things will be released next!

Keep doing the main activities shown above occasionally and keep repeating Dimension Trails every day to be rich with Support Points!

And while you do that, make sure to also look at the Tower of Fantasy: Housing System Guide to learn everything about it too.

Do lets us know in the comments down below what is your favorite way of getting Support Points and how many you’ve got right now. Happy farming!