You Just Pulled a New Identity, Now What?
That familiar rush hits as the gacha animation plays out in Limbus Company. The screen flashes, a new Identity card appears in your collection, and for a moment, everything is perfect. Then, the reality sets in. This shiny new Sinner, whether it’s a powerful 00 (Two-Star) or a coveted 000 (Three-Star), starts at Level 1. Their combat power is a fraction of your main team’s. You have the key to their potential, but the door seems locked behind a mountain of Thread and XP.
This is the universal Limbus Company experience. Progress slows to a crawl as you farm daily dungeons, watching the experience bar inch forward. You need this Identity ready for the next Mirror Dungeon run or to tackle a difficult story chapter, but the grind feels immense. This is precisely where Identity Training Tickets become your most valuable resource. They are the express lane to power, bypassing days of farming in minutes.
If you’re staring at these tickets in your inventory or wondering how to get more, you’re in the right place. Using them effectively is a core strategy for efficient account progression. Let’s break down exactly what they are, where to find them, and the smartest ways to use them to build your ultimate team.
Understanding the Identity Training Ticket
An Identity Training Ticket is a consumable item that instantly grants a large amount of experience to a single Sinner’s Identity. It does not cost any of your precious Thread, and it doesn’t require you to enter a combat stage. You simply select the ticket, choose the target Identity, and confirm. Their level increases immediately.
Think of it as a concentrated dose of combat experience, bottled and ready for use. There are typically different tiers of these tickets, corresponding to the amount of XP they grant. A “Basic Training Ticket” might give enough XP to jump several levels early on, while an “Advanced Training Ticket” could push a high-level Identity significantly closer to the level cap.
The primary value proposition is time. Farming experience in the “Experience Luxcavation” dungeon costs stamina (Enkephalin), requires you to complete the stage, and yields a fixed amount. Tickets remove all those steps. They are the currency of speed, allowing you to pivot your strategy, power up a newly acquired meta Identity, or prepare a specialist for a specific boss fight without delay.
Where to Find Training Tickets
You don’t get these game-changing items from random enemy drops. They are strategic rewards. Here are the most common sources.
– Battle Pass (Seasonal Path): This is often the most reliable source. Both the free and paid tracks of the seasonal battle pass usually include several Training Tickets as milestone rewards. Completing daily and weekly missions is the key to earning these.
– Event Shops: Limited-time events frequently have their own exchange shops. Earning event currency by playing special stages allows you to purchase Training Tickets, often alongside other valuable resources like Lunacy and Thread.
– Mirror Dungeon Rewards: Completing Mirror Dungeon runs, especially on higher difficulties or during bonus periods, can yield Training Tickets in the completion reward chests.
– Administrator Rewards & Login Bonuses: Check your mail. Sometimes the developers distribute tickets as compensation for maintenance or as part of a celebration login event.
– One-Time Purchases: Some beginner-friendly packs or special bundles in the store may include Training Tickets. Evaluate their cost versus the value of your time and Lunacy.
The Step-by-Step Guide to Using a Ticket
The process is straightforward, but it’s easy to miss if you’ve never done it. Follow these steps precisely.
First, navigate to the main menu screen of Limbus Company. Look for the “Sinners” button, usually represented by a character portrait or list icon. Tap or click on it to enter your Sinner roster.
Here, you will see all the Sinners you have unlocked. Select the specific Sinner whose Identity you wish to level up. For example, if you want to power up “W Corp. Don Quixote,” tap on Don Quixote’s portrait.
This takes you to that Sinner’s dedicated management screen. You’ll see tabs or sections for their Identities, E.G.O., and stats. Select the “Identities” section. You will now see a grid or list of all the Identity cards you own for this Sinner, from the base 0 (One-Star) to any 00 or 000 versions you’ve pulled.
Tap on the specific Identity card you want to train. This opens a detailed view of that Identity, showing its level, skills, passive abilities, and stat line. On this screen, look for a button labeled “Level Up,” “Train,” or “Enhance.” The exact wording may vary with updates, but the function is the same.
Clicking this button opens the enhancement interface. Normally, this screen shows your available Thread and a button to spend it to gain XP. However, there should also be a tab, button, or dropdown menu option to “Use Item” or “Consumables.” Select that option.
Your inventory of usable consumables will appear. Scroll or look for the “Identity Training Ticket.” If you have multiple tiers, they will be listed separately. Select the ticket you wish to use.
The game will show you a preview of how much experience the ticket will provide and the resulting level increase. Confirm the action. The ticket will be consumed from your inventory, and the Identity’s level will instantly update. You can now back out and see the improved stats on your Sinner’s profile.
Strategic Priorities for Ticket Usage
Using a ticket is simple, but knowing *who* to use it on is the mark of a seasoned Manager. Wasting a rare Advanced Ticket on an Identity you’ll never use is a major setback. Here’s a strategic priority list.
Your first priority should always be your **Main Damage Carry**. This is the 000 Identity that forms the core of your team’s damage output. Identities like “Blade Lineage Yi Sang,” “R Corp. 4th Pack Reindeer Ishmael,” or “Dieci Association Rodion” are examples of powerhouses that define the meta. Getting them to level 30 or higher ASAP maximizes your clear speed for all other content, which in turn farms more resources.
Second, invest in **Critical Support Identities**. Some Identities don’t top the damage charts but enable your entire team to function. A tank like “G Corp. Manager Gregor” who needs to survive to debuff enemies, or a support like “Seven Association South Section 6 Director Outis” who provides crucial buffs, needs to be sufficiently leveled to not die in one hit. Use tickets to bring them to a survivable benchmark.
Third, consider **Counter-Pick Specialists**. Certain story chapters or Mirror Dungeon bosses have specific mechanics. You may have a 00 Identity whose skills perfectly counter a particular boss’s gimmick (e.g., applying lots of a specific debuff). Using a ticket to make that niche Identity battle-ready for that one fight can be the key to victory and earning even better rewards.
Avoid using high-value tickets on your **Base 0 (One-Star) Identities**. These are generally outclassed and are only used as filler early on. Level them naturally through farming if you must use them. Also, avoid spreading your tickets too thin. Powering up five Identities to level 20 is usually worse than powering one to level 35.
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
The biggest mistake is **impulsive spending**. You pull a new 000 Identity and immediately dump all your tickets into it out of excitement. Stop. First, check community tier lists or discussions. Is this Identity actually strong in the current meta? Does it fit your existing team? A moment of research can save weeks of resource regret.
Another error is **ignoring synergy**. Leveling a powerful clash-winning Identity is great, but if you have no way to generate the Sin Resonance they need for their powerful passive, their effectiveness is halved. Look at your team composition holistically before investing.
Finally, players often **forget about E.G.O. resources**. Leveling an Identity increases its HP and defense, but its real damage often comes from upgrading its skills with Thread. Make sure you have a Thread budget plan. A level 35 Identity with level 1 skills is still weak. Balance your resource expenditure between tickets for levels and Thread for skill levels.
Advanced Tips and Resource Management
For truly optimal play, integrate ticket usage into your weekly resource cycle. At the start of the week, check your battle pass goals. If there’s a mission to “Raise an Identity to Level 30,” save a ticket to complete it instantly when you claim a new Identity.
Pay close attention to **half-stamina events** for the Experience Luxcavation. During these periods, farming XP is twice as efficient. This might be the better time to use your Enkephalin, saving your tickets for when stamina is needed for other urgent farms, like event currency or thread dungeons.
Always keep **at least one high-tier ticket in reserve**. You never know when the next banner will drop a must-have Identity that you need to deploy immediately for a time-limited event. A reserve ticket gives you the flexibility to adapt to the meta without being locked out of new content for a week.
If you are a free-to-play player, your tickets are exponentially more valuable. Prioritize only the absolute best-in-slot Identities that will carry you through the hardest permanent content. The meta for Mirror Dungeon is a good guide, as clearing that consistently is your main source of ongoing Lunacy and pulls.
Your Roadmap to a Powerful Roster
Identity Training Tickets transform the pacing of Limbus Company. They turn a marathon grind into a strategic sprint. Start by auditing your current roster. Identify your single strongest damage-dealing Identity. That is your first ticket target. Get them to a level where they can comfortably carry your farming teams.
Next, look at your support lineup. Choose the one or two supports that are essential for keeping your carry alive and boosting their damage. Use tickets to bring them to a stable level. This creates a core team of three that can handle most general content.
From there, your strategy becomes specialized. Save future tickets for direct upgrades to this core team or for specific counter-picks against roadblock bosses. Remember, the goal is not to have every Identity leveled, but to have the right ones leveled at the right time.
Open your game now. Go to your Sinners list, find your chosen carry, and apply that ticket. Feel the immediate power spike. Then, take that powered-up team into a Mirror Dungeon and experience how much smoother and faster your runs become. That efficiency is the real reward, giving you more time to enjoy the strategy and story that makes Limbus Company unique.
