+1 Sword Blast Evolution Training Guide: How to Raise Power by Click-Training

In +1 Sword Blast Evolution, Power comes from clicking to train. The game's own loop spells it out: step one is "Click to train and raise your power," step two is "Clear enemies with the wave to earn Wins." The tutorial gates your first fight behind a Power amount you reach by clicking, so training is where every new save starts — and the real question is which upgrades make each click pay more.

Three do exactly that: stronger swords bought with Wins, better dojos paid with Mastery, and rebirths, which supply the Mastery that buys those dojos.

How click training works

Training happens at the dojo. The tutorial makes it your first job: in one new save, the opening clicks brought the player to 636 Power, and only then did the objective switch to fighting.

One habit worth building immediately: you can also keep clicking while you fight. Power gain doesn't stop when enemies are on screen, so it pays to keep clicking through waves and boss attempts rather than only swinging your sword.

Swords: spending Wins makes every click bigger

Swords are bought with Wins, and spending Wins on swords helps you train faster — each click and swing pays more Power. One playthrough shows the scale: mid-run, a sword paid 15 billion Power per swing; after a rebirth, the same sword bought again paid 1.52 trillion per swing instead of the 50 billion it gave the first time.

That second number is the practical takeaway. After a rebirth you're back on weaker blades, so plan to buy swords again — the same purchase is worth far more the second time.

Dojo upgrades: the multiplier on training

Mastery buys better dojos, and better dojos multiply what each training action pays. Early in one run, holding 22 Mastery, the player unlocked a better dojo described as giving five times as much Power as a plain click. Later, after buying the 17,500-Mastery dojo upgrade, a plain click paid 4.32 million while a dojo training action paid 64.8 million — about fifteen times more per action.

Tiers keep climbing, too: later dojo upgrades in that run were priced at 5 million and then 19 million Mastery. The mastery guide explains how the currency works.

Rebirths: where the Mastery comes from

Rebirthing pays Mastery — the exact currency your next dojo upgrade needs. After one rebirth in the playthrough above, the player held about 1,700 Mastery and put it toward the 17,500-cost dojo upgrade, rebirthing specifically to "get stronger faster."

The pattern to copy: build Power and Wins, rebirth for Mastery, buy the next dojo tier, repeat. The rebirth guide walks through the details.

The loop that keeps it all growing

Train Power at the dojo, clear enemies with your sword wave to earn Wins, spend Wins on stronger swords, rebirth for Mastery, and invest that Mastery in the next dojo upgrade. Every lap around that circuit makes your training actions pay more than the last — that is the whole game in one sentence.

If you're just starting out, the beginner guide covers the first steps in order, and the Wins guide covers earning the currency for swords. While you climb, the Codes page keeps the current list of codes if you want extra items along the way.