Then you can upgrade them by tapping on a hero’s profile, and then Manage, and then Hero Growth. Your heroes can be enhanced in a number of ways in GrandChase.įirst off, you can train them using gold and Blessing of Valor, which you earn through general gameplay and Hero’s Tower mode, which is unlocked after you clear the Temple’s Core and accessed in the Battle section. You earn gems by completing missions, earning achievements, finishing dungeons, and just playing the game generally. Rare Hero Summon lets you spend gems to summon rare heroes, and Monster Cards let you summon monsters, also for gems. You can summon S and A rank heroes using premium summon tickets. To add heroes to your roster you need to summon them, and there are multiple ways of doing this.
You can even see them in action in the practice mode. Here you’ll be able to see every hero’s backstory, stats, and so on. You can view all of the heroes in the game by going to the Diary page and navigating to the Hero List tab. A six star hero from common stock will simply never approach perfection, so concentrate on levelling up your rarer heroes. There are 70 heroes in the game, and you’ll never get them all maxed out, so you should concentrate on an elite group.Īnd remember that in GrandChase, as in life, there’s so substitute for class. It pays to have a party containing a mix of the hero types, and therefore it pays to have at least one (preferably more) hero from each class levelled-up as high as you can get them. Obviously it’s much harder to come by the rare heroes, but it’s worth it when you do because they’re more powerful than their lower ranking counterparts, with better skills, buffs, and debuffs. From rarest to most common it goes: SR, S, R, A, and B rank. As you’d expect, the tank is defensive, the mage and assault are attacking, the ranger attacks from distance, and the healer heals.Įach hero has its own rarity level, too. There are various different classes of hero: tank, mage, assault, ranger, and healer. These party skills can be upgraded with research, so it’s important to keep the pace of research up by visiting the Skill Research page whenever a notification appears. Like hero skills, party skills come in different varieties: party skill, party passive, and defensive passive. You can deploy a party skill after every six hero skills. Skills are on timers, so it’s worth giving your heroes a chance to recover between waves.Īs well as individual skills you have party skills. You can also pull off combos by deploying certain skills in quick succession. They come in active, passive, and special varieties. Tapping on a point on the screen sends your party scurrying that way, while swiping the screen sees them dodging out of the way of any incoming attacks.Įach party member has skills, which you can deploy whenever they’re available by tapping on the skill button in question or the head of the that particular hero. That’s because you have a number of moves at your disposal.
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