Legends of Elysium in Game HeroesAs a self-proclaimed gaming savant and enthusiast, I’ve taken the plunge into the enthralling universe of Legends of Elysium (LoE), with the aim to unpack and illuminate this complex and nuanced game, with a spotlight on the in-game heroes. These pivotal characters play a huge role in elevating the overall gaming experience and thus merit a comprehensive exploration of their roles and unique characteristics.
In LoE, players are tasked with forging a custom hero that not only represents them within the game’s competitive arena but also reflects their distinct playstyle. This personalized avatar injects a sense of individuality into the bustling realm of LoE. What’s captivating is that a gamer can command multiple heroes under one account, all with a max level of 50. As your hero climbs in level, it gains increased HP for battles and, as a player, you amass more experience and riches.
Diving into the initial phase of the game, players are presented with three races to choose from: Human, Orc, and Dark Elf. Each race boasts unique passive skills, typically influencing various card types. These passive skills intensify as the hero levels up.
To quickly run through each race and their perks:
– Humans grant a +1/+1 boost to a randomly selected Farmland unit on the battlefield every Nth-turn.
– Orcs offer a similar perk to a random Mountain unit.
– Dark Elves bestow comparable advantages to a Forest unit.
This race-specific bonus kicks in at hero level 6 and grows more potent as the hero progresses.
Heroes can also select a class, such as warriors, archers, or mages, with each class providing different special passive skills that don’t pertain to the units. For instance, warriors start off with an additional +5 HP, archers can place an extra land in the first turn, while mages begin armed with a random spell card.
A captivating element of LoE is the integration of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Each hero that ascends to level 2, for example, can be minted as an NFT, transforming them into a tradeable commodity. To escalate your hero’s level, you’ll need to engage in battles to accrue sufficient experience.
Heroes always begin at level one and need more experience to ascend. Experience required for the next level is calculated as:
Required XP = Hero’s level multiplier * hero’s level + precedent required XP.
For example, a level 3 hero aiming for level 4 would need to amass 105 XP (computed as 19 * 3 + 48).
Post-battle, the experience gained shifts based on the battle’s result, alongside your hero’s level and class. Claiming victory in a battle starts you off with a base experience of 10 XP, adjusted based on post-battle HP and further multiplied by the hero’s level and class rate, plus any XP boost if present.
For instance, a gamer with a level 24 hero and a 25% XP boost who loses a battle but leaves the victor with just 5% health will snare 210 XP (sussed out as 10 XP * 0.7 * 24 * 1.25). A triumphant level 24 hero bereft of an XP boost nets 240 XP (calculated as 10 XP * 1 * 24 * 1).
The inner machinations of Legends of Elysium are indeed a labyrinthine tangle of riveting game mechanics and features. I trust that this thorough analysis of “heroes” casts some illumination on pivotal game elements, and equips you for your quests in the Elysian landscape.