A focused calculator for Valora, Pan, and Roman. Choose any supported skill or talent, set current and target levels, and get the exact XP, Master's Manuscripts, and power increase still required for that path.
Pick a master, choose a skill or talent, then set your current and target levels. This planner totals the exact XP, Master's Manuscripts, and power increase for the upgrade path you still need to finish.
Current effect: 30,000
Target effect: 150,000
This path includes 4 upgrade steps and sums only the levels you still need to complete.
Each row below is one level you still need to complete. This makes it easier to spot where XP or manuscript cost starts to spike.
| Level | Rally Capacity | XP | Master's Manuscripts | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 60,000 | 3,600 | 70 | 6,000 |
| 3 | 90,000 | 7,200 | 140 | 9,000 |
| 4 | 120,000 | 10,800 | 210 | 12,000 |
| 5 | 150,000 | 14,400 | 280 | 15,000 |
Master planning guide
The Kingshot Master Upgrade Planner is a simple way to price a specific master upgrade path before you spend. It turns the raw Valora, Pan, and Roman level tables into a focused answer: how much XP, how many Master's Manuscripts, and how much power gain still sit between your current level and your goal.
This matters because master skills are not all shaped the same. Some spike hard in manuscript cost, some scale more smoothly, and some are worth stopping at a breakpoint instead of blindly maxing immediately. A planner makes that tradeoff visible before you commit scarce materials.
Use it when you are deciding whether to finish a short push today, wait for a stronger breakpoint, or save resources for a future event. It is especially useful when your goal is tied to one specific outcome like Forgehammers, extra Intel, or Arena Token gain.
The data center is great for reference, but players usually think in paths, not rows. This tool answers the real question: "What does my remaining upgrade actually cost from where I am right now?"
Pair this planner with the Masters Database for exact data browsing and the Mastery Guide for priority advice. Together, they cover both the numbers and the decision logic.
