- Blue Lock Rivals quests drive progression by rewarding Lucky Spins, the currency used to unlock styles.
- Save your spins: top reworked styles like NEL Shidou sit at roughly 0.096% roll odds.
- Quest milestones replace mindless grinding—match wins, goals, and assists all feed your rewards track.
- Awakening materials come from repeatable daily objectives, so log in consistently rather than marathon sessions.
- Reroll strategy beats luck: targeting the right banner at the right time matters more than raw spin count.
How Blue Lock Rivals Quests and Progression Work
Quests are the backbone of your account growth in Blue Lock Rivals. Instead of relying only on random drops, the game pushes you through objective-based tasks—win matches, score goals, complete assists—that pay out in Lucky Spins and progression currency. Those spins are your ticket to the style roster, where rarity tiers range from common rolls up to ultra-rare Mythics and World Class styles.
The current meta revolves around the NEL reworks. NEL Shidou returned to the Mythic category at roughly 0.083% base odds (observed as low as 0.096% when selected), while World Class Sae sits near 0.048%. At those rates, quest-driven spin income is the only sustainable way to chase top-tier styles.
Video Highlights:
- NEL Shidou and NEL Sae rework showcase with full move breakdowns
- Real spin-count data: Shidou took 90 spins, Sae took 73
- Shidou's new kit: Kablammo, Dragon Header, and Demon Drive off-ball dash
- Sae's rework: Off-Balance, Meta Vision, Perfect Pass, and Creative Dribble
- Awakening cutscenes and Big Bang Drive / Divide Destruction finishers
Always complete your daily and weekly quests before opening Lucky Spins. Stacking hundreds of saved spins—like the 500-spin bank used in community rework tests—gives you enough attempts to actually land sub-0.1% styles.
Quest Types and Reward Tiers
Understanding which quests to prioritize determines how fast your account scales. Below is the breakdown of the main objective categories and what they pay out.
| Quest Type | Objective Examples | Typical Reward | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Objectives | Win 3 matches, score 5 goals | Small Lucky Spin pack | ★★★★★ |
| Weekly Challenges | 25 assists, 15 clean finishes | Medium spin bundle | ★★★★★ |
| Milestone Track | Career goals, total wins | Large spin payouts + currency | ★★★★ |
| Event Quests | Limited-time NEL themed tasks | Bonus spins, exclusive items | ★★★★ |
| Mastery Tasks | Style-specific move usage | Flow/awakening progress | ★★★ |
Mythic styles generally sit at 0.5% base, but standout picks like NEL Shidou drop to 0.096%, and World Class Sae to 0.048%—rarer than even Masterclass Loki at 0.017% availability in some pools. Plan your quest farming around these numbers.
Step-by-Step: Quest to Spin to Style Workflow
Follow this loop to convert quest effort into top-tier styles efficiently.
Clear Daily Objectives First
Knock out the fastest tasks—match wins and goal counts—within your first session of the day. These reset daily, so unclaimed rewards are permanently lost value.
Stack Weekly and Event Quests
Work on weekly challenges passively while grinding dailies. Event quests tied to rework updates (like the NEL batch) often hand out the largest spin bundles.
Bank Your Lucky Spins
Do not roll in small batches. Save spins until you hold several hundred—sub-0.1% styles averaged 73 to 90 spins per unlock in community testing.
Target the Right Banner
Select your desired style before spinning, but note that some selections can shift displayed odds. Double-check the percentage shown before committing your bank.
Master the Style's Kit
Once unlocked, practice the moves in private matches. Every reworked style has unique mechanics—Shidou's Demon Drive is a mobility dash, not a steal—that need deliberate practice.
Splitting a 100-spin bank across random banners is the fastest way to end up with duplicates and regret. Commit to one target style per bank and stick to it.
Reworked Style Comparison: Shidou vs Sae
The two headline NEL reworks serve different playstyles. Here is how their kits stack up for quest grinding and ranked matches.
| Feature | NEL Shidou | NEL Sae (World Class) |
|---|---|---|
| Roll Odds | ~0.096% (targeted) | ~0.048% (targeted) |
| Core Moves | Kablammo, Dragon Header, Demon Drive | Off-Balance, Meta Vision, Perfect Pass |
| With-Ball Kit | Dragon Header, Big Bang Drive (awaken) | Creative Dribble, Beautiful Shot, Divide Destruction |
| Mobility | Demon Drive off-ball dash | Meta Vision speed boost |
| Best Role | Pure finisher, chaos striker | Playmaker, field-length passing |
| Community Rating | ~9/10 | ~9.5/10 |
Shidou: The Finisher
- Dragon Header scores from half-field
- Demon Drive adds off-ball dashes
- Big Bang Drive awaken shot stays top-tier
- Best for players who want to shoot, not pass
Sae: The Playmaker
- Perfect Pass now covers the whole field
- Off-Balance drops defenders instead of pulling
- Beautiful Shot curve is dramatically stronger
- Best for team-oriented quest farming (assists)
Farming Efficiency Pick
- Sae's assist and pass kit accelerates objective quests
- Shidou excels at goal-count tasks
- Own both to cover every quest category
- Awakenings unlock extra finishers for both
Assist-based quests complete dramatically faster with Sae's full-field Perfect Pass, while goal-count quests favor Shidou's long-range Dragon Header. Rotate styles based on the day's objectives.
Weekly Quest Farming Checklist
Weekly Quest Farming Goals:
- Clear all daily objectives 7 days in a row
- Complete every weekly challenge before reset
- Bank at least 100 Lucky Spins before rolling
- Unlock one Mythic or higher style
- Practice the new style's full kit including awakening
FAQ
Q: How many Lucky Spins do I need for Blue Lock Rivals quests targeting rare styles?
Based on community testing, expect 70 to 100+ spins per sub-0.1% style. NEL Shidou took 90 spins and World Class Sae took 73 in a documented session. Bank at least 100 spins before committing to a target.
Q: Do Blue Lock Rivals quests reset daily or weekly?
Daily objectives reset every 24 hours and offer smaller spin payouts, while weekly challenges reset on a longer cycle with larger bundles. Event quests tied to updates run for limited windows, so prioritize them when active.
Q: Which reworked style is better for quest farming?
World Class Sae rates slightly higher (~9.5/10 community score) thanks to Off-Balance, Meta Vision, and a full-field Perfect Pass that speeds up assist objectives. Shidou (~9/10) is stronger for pure goal-count tasks with Dragon Header and Big Bang Drive.
Q: Does selecting a style before spinning change the odds?
Observed behavior shows the displayed percentage can shift depending on selection—for example, Sae showed 0.048% when targeted versus 0.46% otherwise. Always check the live odds display before spending a large spin bank.
Quest consistency beats luck. Log in daily, clear objectives, bank spins, and research banner odds before rolling—that is the entire formula for building a top-tier roster in Blue Lock Rivals.