Beginners Guide

**Can't find a match?**

**Heroes**

Each hero has different abilities

**Recommended Ability Upgrades**

Learn the red ones first and the blue ones later

**Runes**

At the very beginning, you won't have many choices, so simply use whatever runes you're able to obtain. After that, Vitality, Reaper, Lethality runes are good for beginners.

**Enhancements**

Hero enhancement require a lot of diamonds, but give you powerful powers. Enhancements require membership in a guild. Enhancements are only performed in the Church building, which can be accessed by tapping "guild".

First cost 1k / 2k / 3k / 4k / 5k diamonds

**Relics**

Lvl 1 relic : 40 mithril 10 adamantium

Lvl 2 relic : 30 mithril 20 adamantium

Lvl 3 relic : 20 mithril 30 adamantium

Lvl 4 relic : 10 mithril 40 adamantium

Lvl 5 relic : 10 ether 40 adamantium

Lvl 6 relic : 20 ether 30 adamantium

Lvl 7 relic : 30 ether 20 adamantium

Lvl 8 relic : 40 ether 10 adamantium

Lvl 9 relic : 50 ether 50 adamantium

Chances for failure :

Lvl 1 : 0%

Lvl 2 : 10%

Lvl 3 : 20%

Lvl 4 : 30%

Lvl 5 : 40%

Lvl 6 : 50%

Lvl 7 : 60%

Lvl 8 : 70%

Lvl 9 : 80%

TOTAL: 100 mithril, 150 ether, 250 adamantium (if you somehow get 0 fails)

**Souls**

Souls give your relic stat buffs. Each hero soul gives a different stat, and how much of a certain stat you get is random. You cannot stack multiple souls on the same relic, max is 1 hero soul per relic. If you do put another soul on the same relic, it wipes the previous soul and adds the soul you used to replace it.

**Required exp table by rank**

**Achievement list**

**Adamantium farming**

**In-game quests** (defense mode)

     Farmer Quest

Golden contract -> Tower Strength

Reaper scythe -> Well Replenishing

2 Scroll exp -> Crystal Health

     Blacksmith Quest

D. Frost hammer -> Blacksmith armor

3 Frost orb -> Magic Sword

Good game - > Cell Phone

       Old Man Quest (to entire team)

20 wolf -> 1500 gold

2 Life Talisman -> 2000 gold

Troll weapon -> 3000 gold

**Video Guide**

Credits to Drinx for making and sharing this very helpful introductory video!

**How to set options**

If you're experiencing lag in game, you may want to adjust these settings.

**The Basics of Lifesteal:**

The more damage or lifesteal percentage you have the more health you'll get whenever your attack an enemy.

As an example If you have 10% lifesteal and you deal 1000 damage per attack you will be getting 100 health back

Equation: damage \* lifesteal percentage= total lifesteal

1000\*.10=100

How to get Lifesteal: The only ways to get lifesteal is by buying the runes in the runes shop, another way you can get lifesteal is by completing an achievement that requires you to kill wolves that spawn in the jungle, the more of this achievement you get the better.

Overall: Lifesteal is one of the best mechanics in the game, most builds require you to have a couple of lifesteal runes. Overall, Lifesteal is 10/10 and you must use it. Use at least 2-3 lifesteal runes in your rune build. The amount of lifesteal runes usually depends on what hero you are running

**Reaper Mode**

While the primary game mode is defense, there are quite a few other game modes as well. One of these modes is called Reaper mode and there are special roles for each character. These rolls are unique to Reaper mode and nothing about those roles transfers to other game modes. Here are the heroes and applicable unique abilities for each, in Reaper mode.

You are [Berserker]. A Berserker can attack an opponent alone with a powerful attack. Berserker is always angry and has no help from Priest and Knight.

You are [Knight] Knight has excellent defense and stamina. Unlike other heroes, the knight has two lives and can protect his opponents.

You are [Magician] Magician can find out whether or not the other person is a reaper with its intelligence.

You are [Priest]. Priests can protect heroes with faithful recovery magic. However, be careful as they are so faithful that they can darken in other directions.

You are [Druid]. Druids are nature's guardians and hate violence. Druids can bind opponents and prevent them from moving.

You are [Rogue]. Rogue is a stealth guru and is not attacked by enemies while hiding. You are not affected by the Magicians ability when using the stealth ability

You are [Musketeer]. Musket owns a high-magnification sight, meaning he can look at what the chosen player (from ability) does during the night being able to reveal it's actions.

You are [Pierrot]. Pierrot contemplates itself through gameplay. Pierrot turns into a reaper after the 3rd night meaning you will be able to kill citizens after the 3rd night.

You are a [Necromancer]. The Necromancer must help the reaper and defeat all the heroes to win. You can protect the reaper with the dark recovery magic.

You are [Evil Pierrot]. The Evil Pierrot wins by defeating all heroes. You have the skills to defeat heroes. If the reapers choose the same hero, they will attack that hero. If only one reaper selects a hero or different heroes, they will attack a random hero. The villain Pierrot can chat with the reapers at night, and no other hero can see the reaper's dialogue.

You are [Reaper]. The reaper must defeat all the heroes to win. You have the skills to defeat heroes. If the reapers choose the same hero, they will attack that hero. If only one reaper selects a hero or different heroes, they will attack a random hero. The reaper can talk to the reaper at night, and other heroes cannot see the reaper's dialogue

**Switch Servers?**

A simple translation summary to help you find Korean servers with the difficulty level you want to play

solo = 솔로, ㅅㄹ(Short for the first word)

easy = 이지, ㅇㅈ

mod = 모더, ㅁㄷ

normal = 노말, ㄴㅁ

hard = 하드, 핟, ㅎㄷ

hell = 헬, ㅎ

dark = 다크, 닼, ㄷㅋ

insane = 인센, ㅇㅅ

imp = 임파

inf = 인피, ㅇㅍ

wave skip = 스킵, 킵, ㅅㅋ(This usually sticks behind difficulty)

ex1) '노말킵' means normal(wave is skipped for time savings)

ex2) 'ㅎㄷㅋ' means hard(wave is skipped for time savings)