Introduction to Dragon Soul Traveler Combat and Tips Sharing

Soul Traveler is a game that combines turn-based and idle gameplay, which is quite rare in today's gaming market and can be considered unique. This uniqueness often leaves many people unsure of how to play the game when they first encounter it. Today, we will introduce the combat mechanics of Soul Traveler to help you understand the battle techniques, so you know how to play.

When it comes to the game's combat, as mentioned, this is a combination of turn-based and idle gameplay, meaning there are two types of play: turn-based and idle. First, let's look at the turn-based aspect. The turn-based gameplay in this game is not much different from traditional turn-based games. You need to assemble a team and use this team to engage in battles. The battles are level-based, requiring you to enter specific levels to defeat enemies. During these battles, characters appear in card form, allowing you to manually control the cards to decide the characters' actions, such as when to use skills, which can be decided manually.

Of course, if you don't want to control manually, you can also set it to auto. After setting up auto mode, the characters will automatically fight, and you won't need to control them. All characters will act autonomously, which is the main turn-based gameplay of this game.

After understanding the turn-based gameplay, let's look at the idle combat. The idle combat in the game is very similar to typical idle games. There is a special idle area in the game where you just need to go. In this area, players can send out three characters who will automatically fight, defeating monsters and earning experience and gold. The experience gained is for the characters themselves, meaning you can level up by idling in a specific map. As long as you keep idling, the levels will continue to rise.

In addition, there are many idle quests in the idle gameplay, which provide equipment materials. These are very beneficial for character enhancement. You can use the idle system to complete these quests and improve your characters' combat power in turn-based battles. This is the idle gameplay of the game. From this, it seems that the idle and turn-based gameplay are closely related, with the game making a perfect combination of both.

The gameplay has been covered here. After understanding it, you should have a clear idea about the combat. However, this is not enough. Just knowing the combat is not sufficient to fully grasp the game, as it's not just about fighting. Besides combat, there is also the character development part. When it comes to character development, the first thing to mention is the characters themselves. In this game, characters need to be drawn; they are not given for free. You need to draw from specific pools, similar to gacha systems in other games. The pools contain a large number of characters of different qualities, and you need to draw the ones you want. Drawing requires spending stones, which are premium currency. This currency can be obtained through in-game purchases or daily activities. Once you have the characters, you need to form a team.

After forming the team, you can start developing the characters. Development involves three aspects: equipment, level, and talents. Equipment and level are related to the idle gameplay, as mentioned earlier. By completing idle tasks, you can obtain equipment and increase levels. For talents, you need specific talent materials, which are related to the turn-based gameplay. In the turn-based gameplay, you can get materials to enhance talent skills by clearing specific dungeons. After improving these three points, the character development part is complete.

This concludes the introduction to the combat mechanics of Soul Traveler. After reading the introduction, you should now understand the combat mechanics and related techniques. Knowing this, you can better understand what kind of game this is and start experiencing it yourself.