• Effect: Gain 5 Bling (ブリング) from each kill
• Category: Economy / Gold Generation

Bling Charm adds an economy bonus to the equipped unit — every time that unit lands a kill, you receive 5 Bling (the game's currency). This charm transforms combat into a gold-generating activity, allowing you to purchase more items between battles.

Bling Charm is the most economy-focused charm in the game. Its combat impact is zero — it does not improve the unit's stats, survivability, or utility in any meaningful way. However, if the game's shop system allows for useful purchases, the accumulated Bling from multiple kills can translate to meaningful upgrades across a run.

The value is highly dependent on run context. In a run where you have many opportunities to spend Bling on strong items and charms, this can indirectly power up your team significantly. In runs where the shop offers weak options or you already have plenty of Bling, the charm slot is wasted.

Equip this on a high-kill unit — a fast attacker or one with Barrage that regularly eliminates multiple enemies per battle. A unit that never gets kills generates zero Bling from this charm.

The opportunity cost is a charm slot. In the mid-game when combat power is crucial for survival, sacrificing a slot for economy can backfire. Best used when your build is already solid and you are looking to snowball further.

Assign to the unit most likely to secure kills — your primary attacker, ideally one with Aimless or Barrage to hit multiple targets. Fast Counter units that activate frequently are better candidates since they have more chances to land the killing blow.

Consider removing this charm in late game boss fights where enemies do not die easily and kill count is low.

• Battle Charm / Beetle Charm: More Attack means more kills, more Bling generated
• Frenzy Charm: Multiple hits per activation increases kill potential
• Greed Charm: Greed also provides economy bonuses — stacking economy charms on one unit maximizes gold income