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Ordeal Call Prologue Now Live in Fate/Grand Order JP

The Japanese server for Fate/Grand Order will start the second half of Arc 2, Ordeal Call. The prologue of it came out on June 7, 2023 after maintenance for those who have finished the Lostbelt chapters. The first chapter for Ordeal Call, Imaginary Numbers Compass Inner World: Paper Moon, will launch some time in mid-June 2023. [Thanks, KaroshiMyriad!]

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In the new Ordeal Call screen, players can explore Bleached Earth and raise your powers as Chaldea’s Master. Instead of using AP to complete Free Quests, you will use Storm Pods and collect Stellar Sand. With Stellar Sand, you can unlock Signs in the Class Score to level up the corresponding Class. Lore-wise, all of this is to prepare for the upcoming trials and tribulations of the proper Ordeal Call story.

Lasengle first started teasing Ordeal Call several months ago as the second half of Main Record 2. The description for the prologue implies that this might really be the final chapter of the story. It focuses on all of the crimes that humanity committed during the Lostbelt arc. Not only must Chaldea prove its innocence, but it must also fix all of the various twisted histories.

Fate/Grand Order is readily available on mobile devices. Ordeal Call is only on the Japanese version of Fate/Grand Order. While the Japanese server started Ordeal Call, the global server just got Lostbelt 6.


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