Introduction to the Golden Hound in the World of Rock Kingdom: Gameplay and Spirit Overview

Today, I'm here to introduce the gameplay of Golden Hound in the world of Rock Kingdom. In the game, the character similar to the Golden Hound is Starlight Lion, which, due to its powerful strength and unique skill mechanism, plays a crucial role in many battle scenes. Facing countless powerful monsters and complex levels, Starlight Lion can rely on its own characteristics to become a capable assistant for players to overcome difficulties and obtain precious rewards. Let's take a look together.

Starlight Lion is an electric-type pet, with excellent physical and magical attack values. This allows Starlight Lion to have strong output capabilities in battles, while also being able to take the first move thanks to its speed advantage. In appearance, it is a small lion with a golden color scheme, and the horns on its head, made of energy crystals, are its distinctive feature. These horns are also the main source of its output and energy damage. The initial skills of Starlight Lion each have their uses. Fierce Impact, as a normal skill, though not particularly powerful, can serve as a supplementary output method in the early stages of battle. Dark Curse is a normal-type skill that, when used at the beginning of a fight against opponents with high defense, can lower their defense, creating conditions for subsequent high-power attacks.

Charge is an electric-type skill. When you anticipate using a high-power electric-type skill to attack an opponent with a disadvantageous attribute in the next turn, releasing Charge in advance can greatly enhance the output effect. This skill has moderate power and can be used frequently in the early stages of battle, both increasing your own magic defense and setting the stage for high-damage electric-type skills in the following turn. If the enemy is a wind-attribute pet, using Electric Spark followed by other electric-type skills can quickly establish a combat advantage.

As Starlight Lion levels up, the growth skills it learns further enrich the battle strategy. At level 23, it can learn Roar, a normal-type skill. Before launching an attack, using Roar to lower the opponent's attack level can effectively reduce the damage received by your side, creating a safer environment for output. At level 35, it can learn Bite, a devil-type skill. Not only does this skill deal considerable damage, but if the fear effect is triggered, the enemy pet will be unable to act for one turn. During a stalemate in battle, triggering the fear effect can disrupt the opponent's rhythm, giving your side extra turns for output.

The introduction to the gameplay of Golden Hound in the world of Rock Kingdom ends here. Given that Starlight Lion has relatively low magic resistance, in terms of personality selection, if players tend towards a physical attack direction in a brute force output build, the Obstinate personality is a good choice. It can further strengthen physical attacks, making skills like Bite and Loose Hand more powerful, dealing high physical damage in battle.