A Guide to the Atlas of Valor A character guide for the mobile game Realm of Valor

Below, we'll share the Hero Map Guide with our new friends. In this game, there are many quirky and interesting characters, each playing a different role in combat. Each character has a unique effect on battles, and if newcomers don't understand these roles, they won't know whether to choose them in combat. Let's take a look at some of the characters in the game.

1. Berserker

The Berserker has a very high health pool after reaching 3 stars, reaching 1400. However, when their health is low, they can gain additional bonuses, requiring a certain level of skill to operate. Their passive ability grants more damage reduction as their current health decreases, up to a maximum of 30%, and melee weapon damage can be increased by up to 15%; at 3 stars, there's an additional passive where normal attacks throw small axes, dealing damage similar to a large axe; consuming health to throw a large axe forward, dealing 80% physical damage of their attack power to enemies, plus a 1-second stun effect, with the axe having a 40% lifesteal effect. Not only does the Berserker have strong survivability, but their offensive capabilities are also quite impressive.

2. Monkey King

This hero is extremely powerful, with a 3-star health pool of 2300, both combat effectiveness and movement speed are top-notch. When using long weapons like spears or scythes, the passive ability triggers, allowing normal attacks to ignore enemy dodges, increasing control resistance by 25%, and gaining a 25% damage reduction effect; actively using the skill enters stealth, making it impossible for enemies to see, enhancing the benefits of passives, and summoning a clone near the closest enemy while in stealth. The clone automatically seeks out and attacks the nearest enemy, healing itself every 5 hits; in stealth, if holding a long weapon, the second part of the skill can be used, the form of which depends on the type of weapon, and the clone will similarly use the second part of the skill, though the damage dealt is reduced.

3. Flower Fairy

The Flower Fairy is a hero with a rather cute design, whose main abilities are not focused on dealing damage but rather on supporting, providing healing effects to allies. The passive allows her to regenerate 2% of her maximum health per second, greatly enhancing her survivability; when used actively, she can link with an allied target, taking 30% of the linked ally's damage, and while regenerating health, she also heals the linked target for 30% of the amount healed.

4. Fighter

The Fighter is a very strong character in terms of combat power, with equally impressive survival capabilities. They possess the "Ancient Martial Arts: Inch Break" skill, which cannot crit passively, but has an extra crit rate of up to 100%, converting crit damage directly into health. After using a displacement skill, the next close-range normal attack deals an additional 5% of their maximum health as damage to the enemy and restores 5% of their maximum health; when used actively, they dodge a short distance, doubling the maximum health gained from passives, and within 15 seconds, the next melee normal attack becomes a punch, dealing 758 damage and stunning the enemy for 0.5 seconds, rechargeable three times, with all charges restored upon killing an enemy.

5. Bard

Her main role is to provide buffs to allies, with the "Harmony Symphony" skill. Passively, she increases the attack power of nearby allied units by 10%; when activated, she starts playing, causing enemy units within range to "dance" for 2.5 seconds, healing allies for 8% of their maximum health per second, and increasing group movement speed by 300; while dancing, enemies can move but cannot attack or use skills.

6. Slime

A blue, monster-like form that looks adorably clumsy, but its actual abilities contrast sharply with its appearance. It has the "Fantasy Transformation" skill, which allows it to change its form, transforming into surrounding resources or ordinary monsters, or changing its transformation through active attacks, applying a 1.5-second confusion effect to the surroundings, and continuously releasing slime, which deals 100 plus 60% of attack power as damage per second and slows enemies by 35%. If attacked and forced to revert, it can release more slime and restore 15% of its health.

In this edition of the Hero Map Guide, we've shared quite a bit with our friends. There are many fun and interesting characters in this work, and their abilities often surprise people. Each character has their own way of contributing in battle, and at different stages, it's important to learn how to choose the right hero to use.