Pocket Cricket Hero Rankings Which hero is the strongest in Pocket Cricket

In the game, heroes are absolutely one of the key factors that determine the victory or defeat of a battle. For beginners who have just started and are completely unaware of their strength, blindly choosing can easily lead to defeat. The following Pocket Cricket Hero Rankings will share a few heroes that are suitable for beginners and have good strength, providing a reference when selecting, thus making battles easier and helping to smoothly complete the early stages.

1. Zeus

Zeus is a powerful magic hero in the early to mid-game. His passive ability allows him to release an arc lightning, dealing 40 magic damage to enemies, every time he recovers 30 mana points. His ultimate skill directly strikes the enemy with lightning, causing 180 magic damage. It is recommended for beginners to play the ultimate build with Zeus, leveling up his ultimate to level 40, and fully upgrading two purple cards for mana recovery, allowing multiple uses of his ultimate for its burst damage to quickly take down opponents. Remember to choose talents as shown in the image below, ensuring that the opponent's damage speed will definitely not be as fast as yours.

2. Tree

Tree's passive reduces the damage taken by guardians when they are attacked. If this happens during the Wild Growth period, the reduction effect increases by 100%. His ultimate, Wild Growth, summons vines to entangle enemies for 3 seconds, dealing 25 magic damage every 0.5 seconds. Each existing guardian on the field increases the duration by 1 second. Beginners should simply get more guardian skills; Tree remains strong from start to finish, especially with his passive damage reduction, which almost prevents our guardians from losing health. If there are no guardians available in the first or second rounds, refresh immediately to find them, do not save money for interest. Without guardians, Tree may suffer continuous defeats in the early game. Suitable equipment for Tree includes Elf Cloak, Necronomicon, and Ironwood Branch.

3. Legion

Legion's passive has a 25% chance to deal a certain amount of damage to the enemy each time a shield is added. Her ultimate adds 5 layers of shields every 0.5 seconds, lasting for 4 seconds. This hero is relatively easy for beginners to use, focusing on all shield skills. However, she becomes stronger with both shields and critical hits. If only shields are used, her strength is not as high. Suitable equipment includes Poor Man's Shield, Vanguard, and Martyr's Mail.

4. Forest Venom Dragon

Venom Dragon's passive adds 2 layers of poison and a 5-second toxin enhancement each time it is hit. His ultimate reduces the target's attack speed by 50% and base mana regeneration by 25%, adding 30 layers of poison and 30 layers of toxin enhancement for 2 seconds. Even without any skills, Venom Dragon can achieve consecutive victories in the early game due to his passive. His ultimate not only counters basic attack heroes but also ultimate-based heroes, significantly slowing down the enemy's attack frequency and mana regeneration after use. If you have the level 10 talent, you can steal mana from heroes with faster mana regeneration. In the late game, it is recommended to get a gold card that reduces the trigger interval, allowing poison damage to be triggered every 0.4 seconds, continuously reducing the enemy's health. Suitable equipment includes Poisoned Claw, Wizard's Blade, and Shadow Shrine.

5. Flame Centaur

Centaur's passive increases his attack by 2 points for every 200 health lost. His ultimate releases 2 shockwaves, each dealing 70 magic damage. For every 40 attack power he has, an additional shockwave is released. When playing Centaur, try to get white cards that increase health and attack power. His initial attack may seem weak, but once his attack power and attack speed increase, he can deal significant damage. Suitable equipment includes Bloodstained Dagger, Seven Stars Lantern, and Soulstone.

6. Shadow Terror

Shadow Terror has excellent early-game strength and is very suitable for a win streak strategy. At the beginning, if you see cards that support a win streak, such as guardian cards, poison, vulnerability, and shields, grab them immediately. Do not aim to save money for interest. In the first three rounds, he can secure a win streak. In the fourth round, focus on getting basic attack cards and start saving money. Later, prioritize upgrading basic attacks to level 10, then search for Brave Souls at level 20, and pick up Courageous Moment as well.

The above is the Pocket Cricket Hero Ranking, introducing heroes that are suitable for beginners and easy to use. It also helps explain their general playstyles. After understanding, you can choose the heroes you want based on the situation and freely develop your own strategies.