Starbreed Party Planner

How to use this planner

Print or copy these markdown tables into your notes. Starbreed is single-player—your “raid group” is just Aether plus unlocked allies with actives on Q / E. Cross-check roles with Abilities, rankings with Allies Tier List, and templates with Party Comps.

Blank party sheet

Slot	Ally	Active job	Passive job	Affinity now	Goal
1		Peel / Delete / Utility		0–100
2		Peel / Delete / Utility		0–100
3		Peel / Delete / Utility		0–100

Aether plan: Resolve ____ / Assertion ____ / Form: Male · Female (need ~50 Resolve)
Weapon: _____________ (see Weapons)
Stage target: _____________ (see Levels)
Boss gimmick verb: enrage · reflect · summon · siphon · other (Bosses)

Learning run planner

Priority	Choice	Why
Slot 1	Peel ally	Survive mistakes
Slot 2	Battery ally	Steady DPS
Slot 3	Early unlock / teacher	Learn systems
Stats	Hybrid Resolve/Assertion	Forgive + move
Shop	Comfort primary	Credits Shop

Boss run planner

Priority	Choice	Why
Slot 1	Anti-gimmick	Answers reflect/enrage
Slot 2	Highest DPS available	Shorten phase 2
Slot 3	EX-passive star if ready	Impregnation Trials
Actives	Save one for phase change	Controls
Pause plan	Space/Esc on first new pattern	Information first

Affinity farm planner

Ally	Current	Next gate	Stage to farm	On party?
		25 / 50 / 75 / 100		Yes/No
		25 / 50 / 75 / 100		Yes/No
		25 / 50 / 75 / 100		Yes/No

Keep one carry so clears stay fast. Full ladder: Affinity Checklist.

Chip hunt planner

Level	Chip done?	Hint read in H-scene room?	Mobility ok?	Notes
Catiya
Raptura
Molbon
Neos
Titas
Zol’gan
Finale / others

Details: Data Chips, Data Chip Checklist.

Weekly goals example

1. Clear or replay two stages for Credits.
2. Move one ally across a 25-point Affinity gate.
3. Attempt one chip with Assertion-friendly boost.
4. Update this planner after any Patch Notes change.

Related

Tools Hub, Getting Started, Roster, Resolve and Assertion, Review.

End-of-session ritual

Fill three fields before quit: next stage, next Affinity target, next shop buy. Starbreed sessions balloon when you relaunch without a plan and wander the hub. The planner’s job is to make the next click obvious.

If you play on two PCs, keep the markdown in a sync folder. Saves may not travel with your notes otherwise.

Linking checklists

Affinity and chip checklists answer “what is incomplete?” The party planner answers “what am I flying tonight?” Use all three; none replaces Guides when you forget why a system exists.

Planner closing note

End each session with a filled “next stage / next bond / next purchase” line. That single ritual prevents aimless hub wandering. Sync the sheet with Affinity Checklist and Data Chip Checklist whenever goals change.

Worked example sheet

Imagine tonight’s goal is Neos practice plus Pix Affinity. Slot 1: peel specialist. Slot 2: Pix as bond flex. Slot 3: battery carry. Aether: Resolve high enough to survive learning mistakes, Assertion high enough to correct lanes. Weapon: comfort sustain. After the session, tick Pix’s gate on the Affinity checklist and note whether peel cooldowns lined up with panic moments.

Tomorrow, swap to a chip hunt sheet without reusing the same three allies on autopilot. The planner’s value is the deliberate rewrite, not the pretty table.