All Star Tower Defense: How to Find the Prestige NPC (Super Blue Eye Orb)

Prestige in All Star Tower Defense trades away a chunk of your player level in exchange for a single wish. Every part of that system runs through one NPC in World 1, and if you cannot find him, you cannot claim the Super Blue Eye Orb that most players are prestiging for in the first place.

Quick answer: In the World 1 lobby, start at the summoning area, walk past the Story Mode building toward the fenced garden and rising ground behind the Summon portal, then click the black-haired NPC sitting on the wooden bench to open the PATHS menu and press WISH.

Prestige requirements in All Star Tower Defense

Two conditions gate the whole system. You must be in World 1, and you must be at or above the level threshold for your next prestige. The first wish opens up around level 88. The PATHS menu itself is the thing to trust here, because it prints both “REQUIRED LEVEL TO WISH” and “LEVEL POST-WISH” for your account before you commit.

Prestiging does not wipe your account. It subtracts levels, and the amount taken grows with each wish. A level 90 account, for example, drops to 73 on the first wish.

Prestige	Level required	Level after wish
1st	88	69
2nd	126	100
3rd	186	147
4th	195	155
5th	215	171
6th	221	175
7th	251	199

Seven prestiges is the ceiling. Relic and Riches can each be chosen only once across all seven, which forces you to spend the rest on Power.

Where to find the Prestige NPC in World 1

Load into World 1 and stand at the summoning area in the main lobby. This is the plaza with the SUMMONING sign, and it is your anchor point for the walk.

Player character standing idle in the All Star Tower Defense World 1 lobby plaza — The World 1 lobby plaza, the starting point for the walk to the Prestige NPC.

Face the STORY MODE building and walk past it, keeping the village structures on your side. Head toward the fenced garden area and the ground that rises behind the Summon portal.

Walking past the village buildings in World 1 toward the fenced garden area — Head past the village structures toward the fenced garden behind the portal area.

Look for the NPC with long black hair sitting on a wooden bench near the garden. He is listed in-game as Airren, and he is the only NPC in the lobby that opens the prestige interface.

Black-haired Prestige NPC sitting on a wooden bench near the fenced garden in World 1 — The Prestige NPC sits on a wooden bench past the Story Mode building.

Click the NPC. The PATHS window opens and shows your current level, the level you need, and the level you will be left with, written as a simple transition such as 90 to 73.

Press WISH. A cutscene plays out at the desert tree, where you pick between Wish for Relic, Wish for Riches, and Wish for Power, and then the game loads you back into the lobby.

The PATHS prestige menu showing the level requirement and the WISH button — The PATHS menu lists the required level and your post-wish level above the WISH button.

If the NPC is not on the bench after a map update

World 1 has been reworked more than once, and the Prestige NPC moves with it. The other spot he occupies is up on the tallest mountain behind the Summon portal, tucked beside a house near the World 2 portal. Take the same route past the story portal, then follow the rocks and cliffs behind the houses up to the plateau and walk around the back of the building on top.

Whichever spot he is in, the confirmation is identical. Clicking him opens PATHS, and no other NPC in World 1 does that.

Player standing beside an NPC near a house on the elevated terrain in World 1 — After the map rework, the NPC can be found on the high ground beside a house.

Prestige rewards: Relic, Riches, and Power

The three wishes are not interchangeable, since two of them are one-time picks and the third is your default for every remaining prestige.

Wish	Reward
Relic	Super Blueeye Orb, an orb with 40% initial RNG that can be used on all units. Available once.
Riches	10,000 Gems, 500 Stardust, and 10,000 Gold. Available once.
Power	A unit, handed out in a fixed order across prestiges: Kura (Origami), then Super God T (Hero), then Jokato Koju (ASCENDED), then Tony Stark (Beyond), then Zaruto (Alternative).

The common play order is Relic first, Riches second, and Power for the rest. The orb applies to every unit in your roster, which is why it is treated as the most valuable of the three.

How to confirm the prestige worked

Three things change once the wish goes through. The cutscene plays, a loading screen returns you to the main lobby, and your player level drops to the post-wish number that PATHS showed you. Open your inventory and sort by Recent to see the reward, whether that is the orb or a new unit such as Zaruto (Alternative).

If nothing happens when you press WISH, the cause is usually one of a short list. You are below the required level, you are not in World 1, or you have already used all seven prestiges. Relic and Riches also disappear as options once you have taken them.

Note: Read the wish screen carefully before confirming. Players who have selected Relic a second time have ended up with an orb template that cannot be used, and there is no way to undo a wish once the levels are spent.

Because the level cost climbs steeply after the first few wishes, it is worth deciding which reward you want before you walk over to the bench. Hitting the threshold, clicking the NPC, and picking Relic on the first attempt is the cleanest path to the Super Blue Eye Orb.