Jujutsu Incremental Daily Bounties

Bounties in Jujutsu Incremental are daily target lists that reward cursed energy, rolls, or currency for clearing specific enemies or reaching certain thresholds. They are a staple of the incremental loop: a short list of objectives that take twenty to forty minutes to complete and pay out enough to justify the detour from raids and quests.

The bounty system has been in the Candescent Games client since launch (April 2026, place 100952587881256). It is not a UPD 2 addition, but the August 2026 patch may have adjusted target tiers or reward scaling. Check the updates hub and confirm in-game if the list looks different than described here.

How bounties work

Each day, the bounty board refreshes with three to five targets. Common bounty types:

• Kill X enemies with a specific Technique type — forces you to use a kit you might not normally bring to a raid.
• Deal X damage in a single session — a passive if you are running normal EXP farm loops.
• Clear a specific dungeon or zone — the official description promises “large-scale battles” as part of the core loop.
• Win a raid as a specific role — carry, breaker, or anchor; visible in the best builds party composition.

Bounties reset at a server-determined daily reset, typically at 00:00 UTC. If you have a partially completed bounty when the reset hits, the progress is lost. Finish the list before midnight UTC if the reward is time-sensitive.

How to chain bounties into the farming routine

The EXP farm guide covers the legal rate for cursed energy. Bounties are a supplement, not a replacement. The correct chain:

1. Morning — check the bounty board before you start a long training session. If a bounty asks you to clear a zone you would farm anyway, route your training through that zone.
2. Mid-session — if a bounty asks for a Technique type you do not normally use, slot it in as flex during a normal quest run. Do not start a separate bounty-only session.
3. Evening — finish the bounty list before you log off. Do not let a half-completed bounty sit overnight.
4. Raid night — if a bounty asks for a raid win or a specific role in a raid, plan the party composition around it. The best builds page has the carry, breaker, anchor, flex split.

The goal is zero dedicated bounty time. If a bounty requires something completely outside your planned session, skip it and take the smaller daily reward rather than derailing an efficient run.

Reward scaling

Bounty rewards scale with your account’s cursed energy baseline. A player on their first run will receive smaller absolute rewards than a player who has prestiged once. This is standard incremental design: the reward is proportional to the grind required to reach the bounty threshold.

The practical effect is that bounty rewards feel more valuable on a new account (where rolls are scarce) and less valuable after the first prestige (where you have more rolls but the absolute reward is a smaller fraction of your bar). Factor this into whether you chase a difficult bounty versus taking an easier one.

Bounty difficulty tiers

Easy (do every day):

• Kill X common enemies with any Technique.
• Deal X total damage in a single session.
• Complete any single quest.

Medium (do if the route is natural):

• Clear a specific zone with a Technique type restriction.
• Win a raid as a specific role.
• Reach X cursed energy in a single session.

Hard (skip unless you are already planning it):

• Win three raids in one day — requires a four-stack and a full evening.
• Clear a high-tier zone solo — requires a full best build and the right tier list pieces.

What we will not invent

We will not list a specific bounty table with exact enemy counts and reward numbers. Those tables go stale within hours of a patch. Check the live bounty board in place 100952587881256 for the current list. If a YouTube video shows a bounty that is not in your client, the video is from a different jujutsu incremental or a patched client.