The Bizarre Lineage Prestige system is a mechanic that incentivizes players to start the game from scratch by offering additional resources in exchange for restarting all their progress to level 1. This will give you exclusive items and rewards, and allow you to replay the game in a different way. In this guide, I'll explain how to Prestige in Bizarre Lineage, what the requirements are, and more.
How Prestige Works in Bizarre Lineage
Prestiging is the core end-game mechanic in Bizarre Lineage. It is designed to give you a reason to start the game over once you reach the maximum level, if you so desire. Doing this will reward you with exclusive items that you can then use on your next and all future playthroughs. However, many players aren't exactly sure how to prestige in Bizarre Lineage. Luckily for you, this guide will explain it step by step.
- Reach character Level 50.
- Make sure you have at least $10,000 ready.
- Head to any Bus Stop, and take a bus to Bus Stop 10.
- Enter the Hospital building. It's the large one right next to Bus Stop 10, with a “TG” sign at the entrance. Check the cover image to see what it looks like.
- Once you enter, immediately to your right, you'll see the Prestige NPC called Arch Mage. Talk to him.
- He'll ask you if you want to Prestige. Say "Yes".
- That's it, enjoy playing from the start again!
Important Note: Keep in mind that prestiging will reset your Level, Stat Points, Fighting Style, Sub-Ability, and Storyline. But you will also get the rewards, which we will list below.
What Are the Rewards for Prestige in Bizarre Lineage
As we've said, prestiging will bring your character back to square one - you will lose all of your progression. However, you'll also receive a bunch of rewards for doing it, which will make your next run significantly easier. Here's what you'll earn:
- 1x Stand Arrow
- 1x Legendary Chest
- +1 Stand Storage
- +5 Prestige Shards
- $500
This will all be available to you on your next run, meaning you aren't exactly starting from scratch like the first time. Although your progress is reset, you will have some quite useful resources to speed up the process.
How To Use Prestige Shards
Prestige Shards are the most unique reward you'll get from performing a Prestige in Bizarre Lineage. These Shards can only be earned by prestiging, and you can exchange them in the Prestige Shop for unique rewards. The above-mentioned Arch Mage NPC is also where you'll find the Prestige Shop.
| Category | Item Name | Cost (Shards) | Additional Details / Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Items | Stand Skin Essence | 10 | - |
| Items | Lucky Arrow | 5 | - |
| Items | DIO's Diary | 3 | - |
| Items | Stand Personality Essence | 3 | - |
| Items | Stand Stat Essence | 2 | - |
| Items | Stand Conjuration Essence | 1 | - |
| Items | Stat Point Essence | 1 | - |
| Items | Legendary Chest | 1 | - |
| Perks | Bloodlust | 5 | - |
| Skins | Lima (The World, High Voltage) | 1 (Per Roll) | Common |
| Skins | Deimos (King Crimson) | 1 (Per Roll) | Rare (Replaces your Stand) |
| Skins | Prestige (The World, High Voltage) | 1 (Per Roll) | Legendary |
| Edicts | Dark Determination Upgrade | 4 | - |
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Bizarre Lineage Prestige FAQs
The NPC is called Arch Mage, and you can find him inside the Hospital, near Bus Stop 10.
The first Prestige will cost you $10,000.
You can exchange them at the Prestige Rewards to earn exclusive rewards, including skins, rare Stands, chests, and more.
Yes, because prestiging is part of the endgame loop, which allows you to try new things, earn exclusive rewards, and more.
So there you have it. Now you know everything about the prestige system in Bizarre Lineage, including how it works, what the requirements are, and what rewards you will get from doing it. And you should definitely do it! Thanks for reading, and while you're here, make sure to check out our dedicated Roblox Bizarre Lineage hub!
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