Interactive tool
Qi Loadout Planner
Enter the four True Qi counters from the in-game Qi screen to preview how many Martial Loadout slots each typed row gets. True Qi Cap is optional here — it does not change slot counts in this preview, but it triggers a low-cap warning so you know when fights may run short on casting resources.
Why Qi slots become a build limit
The planner is designed for the moment when your martial arts list starts to outgrow your available loadout rows. Instead of guessing, copy the True Qi counters from the Qi screen and check which typed rows can actually support your planned weapon, movement, internal, and support arts.
Treat the output as a pressure test for your build. If one row is starved, do not add another art of that type yet; either raise the relevant Qi, simplify the build, or move the idea to a later phase. This keeps a first character from learning more arts than the loadout can realistically carry.
How to read a weak row
A weak row is not always a failure. Sometimes it is a useful warning that your current character should lean harder into one damage type and postpone utility arts. If the planner shows a row with little room, treat that row as your next cultivation or simplification target.
Match your in-game Qi screen (Q → Qi)
Enter the four counter numbers and your True Qi Cap exactly as shown in-game. Slot counts in each Martial Loadout row follow these counters.
Martial Loadout slot preview
- Qi Arts rowSeparate top row for internal support arts — not driven by the four counters. See in-game Martial Loadout.
- Annihilation2 slots — fill with weapon / outer pressure arts
- Nimble2 slots — fill with movement / footwork arts
- Protection3 slots — fill with defensive or healing arts
- Acumen3 slots — fill with special / utility arts
Warnings
- True Qi Cap is 10. Low caps run out of casting resources quickly in longer fights — prioritize breakthrough and internal cultivation.
Example arts that fit each row (by type)
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