Dragon Stone War Hero Drawing Guide and Initial Hero Selection Recommendations

In the Dragonstone War, the way to acquire heroes is naturally through the familiar gacha (card drawing) mode. However, one must be cautious with this, as the resources required for gacha are among the hardest to obtain. Therefore, the hero acquisition guide for Dragonstone War will recommend a few heroes, all of whom are absolute T0-level heroes. The following introduction will help you quickly get acquainted and master their combat power. You can refer to their strengths to draw them strategically.

Firstly, the stable T0-level heroes include Thor, Ceres, Andrina, Robin, Simon, Tyron, Haro, and Shino. For players fortunate enough to recruit these heroes, it's essential to unhesitatingly place them in the first team. In terms of resource allocation, upgrade them without hesitation. Among the heroes that excel in group damage, Thor, Ceres, Leanne, and Robin are frequently used by many players.

Thor can release a sphere filled with powerful electrical energy. This charged sphere is particularly useful on the battlefield, especially against enemy human wave tactics. Thor's skill can cause massive area damage to densely packed enemies in a short time, causing the enemy formation to collapse instantly. Ceres has unique crowd control skills; she can create a mysterious circular field where continuous damage falls, making it impossible for enemies within to avoid. Leanne's ability is to throw a powerful tornado, lifting the enemy into the sky and temporarily disabling their ground combat capabilities.

Furthermore, the combination of Leanne's skills with Thor's is a perfect match. When Thor's charged sphere and Leanne's tornado work together, they can form a three-dimensional attack effect. Although Robin's health is relatively low and his body is fragile, he plays a significant role in battle. He can skillfully throw out several spider-web-like oil nets, which, once spread, will firmly stick the enemy to the ground, immobilizing them, making him very effective at controlling enemy movement.

Among the shooter-type heroes, the land hero Andrina and the air hero Elvis are both good choices. Elvis, like an eagle in the sky, can almost instantly kill an enemy hero with his ultimate move. In the tank and shield hero category, Haro and Shino are both excellent. Haro has extremely high health, making it difficult for general enemies to inflict substantial damage on him. Shino, like an indestructible stone man, not only resists attacks well but also throws small stone men around him, aiding in battles. Especially when paired with Ceres, the combination of Ceres' circular damage field and Shino's defensive system can both continuously damage the enemy and ensure the safety of your own team.

The healing and recovery type hero, Simon, acts as a field medic for the team. He can automatically restore the combat power of injured heroes and soldiers. Additionally, the hero Tyron, nicknamed the "Vampire," possesses a unique skill that allows him to absorb the enemy's life force during battle and convert it into his own, while also extracting the enemy's combat power to restore some of his allies' combat power. However, his relatively fragile body is his only weakness. But if paired with Robin, Robin's control skills can create a relatively safe environment for Tyron, allowing him to more stably utilize his vampiric and supportive abilities.

The stun-type hero, Rosa, can use her skills to put the enemy in a brief state of daze. As for other heroes, due to weaker performance in actual combat or not fitting the mainstream fighting style, their chances of being deployed are lower. For example, the hero Claudia, known for her fragility, can easily be defeated by the enemy if she doesn't have better dragonstones to boost her health. However, under certain specific circumstances, she does have some utility, though overall, her practicality is still acceptable.

This concludes the hero acquisition guide for Dragonstone War. For new players with limited resources, prioritizing the development of four heroes is sufficient to handle various early-game challenges. After all, in the game, the primary teams used are the first two, especially the first team, which is used very frequently. Among the numerous heroes, Thor, Ceres, Simon, Haro, and Andrina are the top recommended choices.