The Bazaar Level Up Rewards: Key Choices and Upgrades

What Do You Get for Leveling Up?

The Bazaar level up rewards can turn a struggling board into a dangerous build, especially when an enchantment or upgrade arrives before your next PvP fight. Leveling provides Max HP, board slots, and special rewards, including items, skills, loot, Gold, upgrades, and enchantments. Plan around the major milestones to improve your board before tougher encounters.

The milestone choices below follow the January 2025 reward system. Use this schedule to understand its upgrade paths and the decisions behind each reward.

Level	Reward choices
2	Small enchanted Bronze item or Bronze skill
4	Upgrade a Bronze item or get a Silver item
5 and 7	Silver skill
8	Orlin for a Gold skill, or two category-specific skill vendor options
10	Choose between two random enchantment options
11	Two category-specific skill vendor options or a hero-specific skill vendor
13	Upgrade any item or visit Orlin for a Gold skill
14	Adira for a Diamond skill, or two category-specific skill vendor options

The distinction between a vendor’s tier and a skill’s tier matters. A Gold-tier category vendor can still offer Bronze or Silver skills. Orlin provides access to Gold skills, while Adira provides Diamond skills.

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Early Rewards: Build Around Levels 2–7

Level 2: Immediate skill value or an enchanted opener

A Bronze skill can have a substantial effect on your opening fights. A damage bonus becomes particularly valuable when a Weapon uses Multicast: the extra damage applies across its repeated activations.

The enchanted Bronze item offers a different opportunity. An item with a useful enchantment can give your opening board a direction, but its value depends on the combination you receive.

Compare the skill with the items already doing your damage. Favor a relevant bonus when it improves your existing board, and consider the enchanted item when its effect gives you something worth building around.

Level 4: Prepare a worthwhile Bronze upgrade

The upgrade option targets a Bronze item, so look ahead before reaching this milestone. Identify a piece that benefits your combat plan or improves your economy.

Upgrade an item you expect to keep using. If your Bronze items offer little value, take the Silver item alternative instead of spending the opportunity on a weak target.

An economy upgrade deserves consideration here because its benefit can extend beyond the next fight. Compare that longer-term value against the combat strength you need immediately.

Levels 5 and 7: Look for useful Silver skills

Silver skills open up more specialized synergies, including effects that need time to scale. Their usefulness depends heavily on your board: a strong skill for one archetype can contribute little to another.

Read the trigger before choosing. Match it to something your items already do, or to a clear direction your build is taking. Pick up a scaling effect early when your board can support it.

Levels 8 and 11: Choose Skill Vendors With a Purpose

Level 8 presents a choice between Orlin and two category-specific skill vendors. Orlin offers Gold skills across a broader pool; category vendors narrow the type of effect you can find.

Choose the category that matches the missing part of your build. If you need a particular synergy, a focused selection can be more useful than a higher-tier skill with an irrelevant effect.

When you want a Gold skill without committing to a category, choose Orlin and inspect the available options. Use a reroll when the initial selection offers little for your board.

At level 11, the hero-specific vendor adds another route. These vendors offer exclusive skills, some of which strongly support particular archetypes.

Check whether your current items can use those effects. A hero-exclusive skill earns its place through its interaction with your board, so compare that fit against the other available vendors.

Level 10: Plan Your Enchantment Target

Level 10 offers two random enchantment choices. This milestone can transform a useful item into the center of your build or give an underpowered board a new way to compete.

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Before reaching it, identify the item you would most like to enchant. Then compare each offered enchantment against that item’s role and the rest of your board.

Keep three questions in mind:

• Does the enchantment improve the item carrying your build?
• Does its effect work with your existing skills and item interactions?
• Would another eligible item use the effect more effectively?

The timing matters, too. Reaching level 10 ahead of an opponent can put an enchanted item into a PvP fight before their board receives the same opportunity.

Watch your XP closely as you approach this milestone. Choose encounters that can help you reach it while keeping your build strong enough to win.

Levels 13 and 14: Upgrade Your Carry and Add a Diamond Skill

Level 13: Upgrade any item or take a Gold skill

Level 13 removes the early upgrade’s Bronze restriction. You can upgrade any item, making this a valuable opportunity to take a key Gold item to Diamond.

Start identifying that target around level 10. Compare what the next tier adds to your main item against the value of another Gold skill from Orlin.

Upgrade the piece whose next tier meaningfully improves your build. If your items already perform well and a skill would address a more pressing need, consider Orlin instead.

Level 14: Adira offers Diamond skills

Adira provides access to Diamond skills, while the other options lead to category-specific skill vendors. That creates a choice between a higher-tier skill pool and a narrower search for a particular effect.

Inspect Adira’s selection when your board can benefit from a powerful addition. Reroll if the initial skills fail to connect with your build.

Choose a category vendor when you are pursuing a specific synergy that matters more than the broader Diamond selection.

Use XP to Reach Rewards Before PvP

The leveling system uses 8 XP per level. Successful PvE encounters can help you reach important rewards ahead of opposing players, particularly around level 10’s enchantment.

Prioritize the highest-XP encounter your board can reliably defeat. Balance the reward against the matchup instead of selecting a harder fight solely for its XP.

Before choosing your next encounter, check:

• How close you are to the next level.
• Whether that level offers an upgrade, skill, or enchantment your board needs.
• Which available fight your current items can handle.

Long runs continue to offer valuable rewards beyond level 14. Later skill-vendor selections become more random, including combinations of category vendors and hero-specific vendors. Keep evaluating each choice against your current board rather than expecting the partially fixed selections from levels 8, 11, and 14.