For fun of course, we are bored, and looking for ways to spice up the end of the night. Once you have a big enough stable of heroes to choose from though, you're probably better off spending your gems on gold, because skills start to get very expensive to train.The past couple weeks our raid team has been looking for unique ways to kill bosses, or do completely absurd things during a boss fight. That aside, if you have the patience I'd recommend saving up your gems to get 10 portal summons at a time, since it gives you a guaranteed hero unlock (as opposed to just a number of tokens). She has increased crit chance, increased crit damage, a charm ability, and also ends up getting heal on hit, a heal/buff for allies, and an execute type ability (more damage at low health). So far I’ve been a bit of a selfish friend and only used them when I really feel like I need the extra edge to get through As an alternative to using scrolls for portal summons, there's currently a hero whose tokens you can buy from directly from the store for honor scrolls (1000 for 5…although occasionally you can get 10 instead), and she's pretty worth it if you ask me. I’ll have to start using my friends’ heroes more. Plus, the artwork and flavor text is often Ah nice, didn’t know that. Finding out the nuances of each hero and how they work with other heroes is a key in creating an unstoppable team. The hero screens are incredibly useful fonts of information with lots of tooltips if you click on things. I try to use all of my friends’ summons every day to stock up on those scrolls. Each friend gives you the ability to use their designated hero once a day in a dungeon run - it’s like an extra summons that not only helps you with a boss, but gives you 30 honor scrolls for using them. Oh, and once you get your dungeon, make sure to empty your coffers a couple of times a day! You also complete a quest for doing that.įriends in this game are actually really useful (and I’m “syppi” if you want to add me). The gem and hero scroll summons are way better anyway.
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Besides, you can get one or two easy free summons every day just by logging in and doing quests. You will really need gold for skill training, which gets expensive as you level and get more characters. That opens up a panel with quick ports to dungeon levels with unclaimed daily tokens. The easy way to do that is to open up the hero screen and click on the question mark next to their leveling bar. That core team should also be used to protect your dungeon, since those will be the characters you’ll have leveled up the most.Įvery day I make sure to run dungeons that award tokens for my core team’s heroes.
There’s a lot of synergy going on between characters, and once you have more than five or six, you’ll want to start investing your time and money into a core team that synergizes well together. And the third is to collect “evos” (the little blobby guys you sometimes see in dungeons) to ascend the character two more times for additional skills. The second is to collect hero tokens to eventually give them a new star level, which exponentially increases that character’s power. The first is XP, as characters can level up to your overall level, allowing you to buy new levels of their skills and basic attacks. (2) Work on the three ways of leveling up your charactersĮvery character has three lanes of progression. Usually it’s gold, but sometimes it’s an extra stamina point. If you click on it before you move on to the next screen, you’ll get a bit of treasure. I’ve slowly and gradually been picking up on a few tactics and strategies along the way, and wanted to pass them along to anyone else who’s playing.Įvery so often when you’re running a dungeon you’ll see that a background item - a gate, vase, rock, what have you - is subtly sparkling. It’s hit this sweet spot with casual gameplay, collectables, dungeon running, looting, and a not-that-annoying business model. Got to say, Dungeon Boss has me well and hooked less than a week after picking it up for the first time.
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