These are super helpful tips which I'll use when I start playing, I made a list in case anyone else wants it written down: First up is building the Hospice, Cathedral, Merchant in Camelot, then unlocking the 2 additional hero slots in the Round Table, then go for the upgrades below: 1) Extra Progress law (in Round Table) 2) Expansion - additional hero slot (in the Training Ground) 3) Training Dummy (in the Training Ground) 4) Herbalists & Liquid Power (in the Cathedral) 5) Craftsmen (in the Merchant)
Mage tower and upgrade early as you can get your first mage on side quest at around lv3 is good pick up to start stacking currencies for relic item end game lvl stuff. As it is extremely hard to get so get saving as soon as possible you get 10 currencie, per lvl so as long you keep that mage updated on lvl you should be fine as each relic item is around 2k cost. So maybe do a video about I forget the name of the mage. Sorry will edit comment once I am home.
Craftsman was one of the first upgrades I bought in my current game and I feel like it's been an all-star for me. I've found that gold is pretty easy to come by as I mercilessly sell items I don't need, and getting your heroes relic'ed up ASAP is one of the best ways to stay ahead of the power curve. The armor upgrades have also been very good for me and I didn't see those mentioned.
Nice my playthrough worked the exact opposite. I wait to purchase relics until later because relic dust and money were in short supply. Consequently I rated those upgrades lower.
What happens if you complete a mission and you acquired a new hero and there is no more room on your bench? Do you to permanently dismiss a hero to make room? This is assuming you don’t have the resources for additional slots or the slots are already maxed.
Do you mean the bench you see in the Round Table section of Camelot? That is infinite. The slots at the bottom of your general screen are finite. If you move a character from infinite bench to your general slots there is no way to move that character back unless a patch has updated this. So be very careful who you add to your team. My review of the game explains this better: th-cam.com/video/-C_q-1ZsAio/w-d-xo.html
You can rotate heroes on your main team. If there's somebody on your bench you want to use and your main team is full then you must dismiss a hero to get one from the bench. When I release a full review I'll go over exactly how it works in the game.
There's a character named Sir Elector who will give you 100 coins after every mission where you don't use him. That is the only method I have seen thus far of consistently generating income and honestly I hardly notice such a small amount.
No, you can't Do mission gain exp, the mission is gone after you finish Training gain exp , cost 1 mission So you can't freely grind lvl You have to choose wisely or you will lost alot of experience And max lvl is 25 When you finish the game you will mostly be lvl 20 that's when you kill king Arthur The final 5 lvl is extra content But I use cheat engine so I'm lvl 250 all characters 😊👍 Using cheat engine will bypass maxed lvl limit I was able to make my character lvl 9,999,999 I make my Mordred lvl 250 when I just start the game , so I don't have to worry about grinding or missing out exp
And lvl only impact your item requirement and a little extra buff in passive Very small, lvl don't make you lost or win the game it doesn't really matter that much My Mordred is lvl 250 and he have the same stats as a lvl 20 character
These are super helpful tips which I'll use when I start playing, I made a list in case anyone else wants it written down:
First up is building the Hospice, Cathedral, Merchant in Camelot, then unlocking the 2 additional hero slots in the Round Table, then go for the upgrades below:
1) Extra Progress law (in Round Table)
2) Expansion - additional hero slot (in the Training Ground)
3) Training Dummy (in the Training Ground)
4) Herbalists & Liquid Power (in the Cathedral)
5) Craftsmen (in the Merchant)
I’ve been referring to your videos for this game and they have been very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to create them.
Glad you like them!
Great video! Thank you for creating this series.. Sub gained. 👍
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
Mage tower and upgrade early as you can get your first mage on side quest at around lv3 is good pick up to start stacking currencies for relic item end game lvl stuff. As it is extremely hard to get so get saving as soon as possible you get 10 currencie, per lvl so as long you keep that mage updated on lvl you should be fine as each relic item is around 2k cost. So maybe do a video about I forget the name of the mage. Sorry will edit comment once I am home.
That's Sir Ector and his video comes out Thursday. I didn't mention this part but will add a comment breaking it down.
Craftsman was one of the first upgrades I bought in my current game and I feel like it's been an all-star for me. I've found that gold is pretty easy to come by as I mercilessly sell items I don't need, and getting your heroes relic'ed up ASAP is one of the best ways to stay ahead of the power curve. The armor upgrades have also been very good for me and I didn't see those mentioned.
Nice my playthrough worked the exact opposite. I wait to purchase relics until later because relic dust and money were in short supply. Consequently I rated those upgrades lower.
Great advice thanks
My pleasure.
great work
Thank you!
What happens if you complete a mission and you acquired a new hero and there is no more room on your bench? Do you to permanently dismiss a hero to make room? This is assuming you don’t have the resources for additional slots or the slots are already maxed.
Do you mean the bench you see in the Round Table section of Camelot? That is infinite. The slots at the bottom of your general screen are finite. If you move a character from infinite bench to your general slots there is no way to move that character back unless a patch has updated this. So be very careful who you add to your team. My review of the game explains this better: th-cam.com/video/-C_q-1ZsAio/w-d-xo.html
The best update is still the crypt. Add a dying Hero to your crypt and finally the building will makes sense.
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You still can't rotate heroes there?
You can rotate heroes on your main team. If there's somebody on your bench you want to use and your main team is full then you must dismiss a hero to get one from the bench. When I release a full review I'll go over exactly how it works in the game.
just started this game.....how do you get more building resources?
You accumulate more of them over time as you play the game. It's a very slow process.
How about money generation, to get all this easier. Is there a building or an upgrade that handles this aspect?
There's a character named Sir Elector who will give you 100 coins after every mission where you don't use him. That is the only method I have seen thus far of consistently generating income and honestly I hardly notice such a small amount.
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@@SlanderedGaming I like that he pays to not be picked for battle.
Is there a way to grind levels in the game?
Not really because you have to do all the content anyway. The main quest will oftentimes be higher than your level if you skip side quests.
No, you can't
Do mission gain exp, the mission is gone after you finish
Training gain exp , cost 1 mission
So you can't freely grind lvl
You have to choose wisely or you will lost alot of experience
And max lvl is 25
When you finish the game you will mostly be lvl 20 that's when you kill king Arthur
The final 5 lvl is extra content
But I use cheat engine so I'm lvl 250 all characters 😊👍
Using cheat engine will bypass maxed lvl limit
I was able to make my character lvl 9,999,999
I make my Mordred lvl 250 when I just start the game , so I don't have to worry about grinding or missing out exp
And lvl only impact your item requirement and a little extra buff in passive
Very small, lvl don't make you lost or win the game it doesn't really matter that much
My Mordred is lvl 250 and he have the same stats as a lvl 20 character