Glenda or perseus?

[Galaxy1]

Who should I level up first ?

[DBC]

Glenda.

20 filler characters

[King_Kyree77]

Without seeing your roster, I would say Glenda as well.

[Galaxy1]

[Galaxy1]

I just got her yesterday

[King_Kyree77]

One thing I will tell you is to focus your leveling and finish one hero BEFORE you start another one. On another note, how many maxed 3*/4* heroes do you have?

[Galaxy1]

Yeah I do tend to get all over the place lol. I have 4 full 4*

[Galaxy1]

I dont have 3* full I gave them all away for level ups. Not a good choice maybe

[King_Kyree77]

You need to work on your 4* heroes first and get at least THREE in every color. Then work on your 5*. I would max Telluria, GM, Hel or Clarissa (you can’t go wrong with either), Glenda and Drake when you get the opportunity. That would make a solid defense.

[Gryphonknight]

Roster

Everyone together…

… it depends on your roster.

Perseus

However, Field Aid has been removed from wars, effectively nerfing Perseus into near uselessness

Notes

Perseus

(Perseus’ HOTM pros and cons)

General advice

See also general advice

(4* to 3-60 or 3* Maxed?)

[King_Kyree77]

No. You want to have four to five of each for 3* raid tournaments.

[Galaxy1]

You are right. I am so not patient but I guess I have to do it right in order to get better results. Thanks a lot for the tips.

[ZyzzyxRoad]

Level up your 5* heroes, as you plan to do. You’ll have a lot more fun with some full monsters on the roster. Also, you eventually will want to level up some 4* and 3* to compete in tournaments.

As for your choice between Glenda and Perseus: Go for Glenda. She seems to be getting a lot of respect in top alliances, has better base stats, and has a good kit of special skills / abilities. Perseus is one of the weaker 5*. After you fully level Glenda, you can revisit Perseus, if you haven’t already pulled something better by then, which you may very well have done.

[Galaxy1]

Thanks, since I have the materials for telluria and drake fong and I am getting close to fully level them, I will do it, considering I have to put some effort on 4* and 3* as well

[Gryphonknight]

Play style

@ZyzzyxRoad

Level up your 5* heroes, as you plan to do. You’ll have a lot more fun with some full monsters on the roster. Also, you eventually will want to level up some 4* and 3* to compete in tournaments.

This is one play style.

Definitely not mine.

Notes

@Gryphonknight

5* 4.80 resources

@Gryphonknight

1x 5* 4.80 hero requires approximately the same food as 3.825‬x 4* 4.70 heroes.

@Gryphonknight

4* 4.70 heroes take 50% of the 3* ascension items and 47% of the XP of a 5* 4.80 hero.

4* 4.70 heroes have better stats than 5* 3.70 heroes.

4* 3.60 heroes take 0% of the 3* ascension items and 24% of the XP of a 5* 4.80 hero.

4* 3.60 heroes are the strongest heroes in the game that use only farmable ascension materials, so you never regret using a 3*/4* ascension item on them.

Color stacking

@Gryphonknight

Basic color stacking

Click for basic color stacking

@Gryphonknight

==Double strong color, no weak color, teams==

Now that you have two rainbow teams ( one 3* 3.50 and one 4* 3.60 ) you can create double strong color, no weak color teams.

If you are attacking a Green Boss, then Red heroes are better because they are strong against green, so Green bosses takes double damage. The opposite is true of Blue heroes. Blue heroes cause half damage to a Green boss. The other colors ( Green, Purple & Yellow ) do neutral damage or no increase or decrease in damage.

When attacking a Green boss, remove your BLUE 4* 3.60 hero ( half damage against Green ) from your rainbow 4* 3.60 team, and replace it with your RED 3* 3.50 hero ( double damage against Green ) for a double red, no blue team.

You will do 1 HP of damage with blue matches/ board damage, since you are missing a Blue hero. But your two Red heroes will do double damage. Even if your Red 3* 3.50 hero dies against a Green boss, twice its attack stat will still be added when doing matching/ board/ physical damage.

==Weird color teams==

Other teams:

triple strong color,

quadruple strong color,

double neutral color,

double neutral three color teams and

single color teams.

Once you have more experience with rainbow teams and double strong color, no weak color teams, you can learn more about these weird alternatives.

==Elemental shields or Reflect color enemies==

When you fight an enemy with an elemental shield, it is weak to a color, strong to a color and REFLECTS a color. Example: A Reflect green boss takes double damage from Red heroes, half damage from Blue heroes, and reflects all damage from Green heroes back to that hero. So a triple red, no blue, no green team OR a double red, double yellow/ double purple, no blue no green team works better than a rainbow team. Example you can remove your Blue 4* 3.60 and Green 4* 3.60 heroes and replace them with one Red 3* 3.50 hero and one Purple/ Yellow 3* 3.50 hero.

So having a rainbow 3* 3.50 and a rainbow 4* 3.60 lets you take on Reflect color enemies until you level up a second rainbow 3* 3.50, second rainbow 4* 3.60, etc.

Advanced color stacking

With the damage formula unknown, players only have a partial understanding of advanced color stacking. Mostly complicated by the attack stat soft cap.

([Research] Does Color Stacking have a soft cap? or Attack stat research)

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