Introduction to the Hero Strength Rankings in Dragonstone War and Hero Strategy Guide

In the recent SLG category, Dragonstone War is a highly anticipated new release that is about to officially launch. This game has a very cute visual style, giving players a delightful feeling, and its gameplay combines various elements, making the game more interesting. Below is an introduction to the hero strength ranking in Dragonstone War. Heroes are a very important unit in the game, and they are needed for various activities or battles within the game. However, since many people have not played this game before, they do not know much about the heroes in the game. Below, we will introduce some of the strong heroes and their usage methods.

1. Simon

Before introducing the heroes, many people are not very clear about the hero roles in this work. Let's give a brief explanation. In the game, heroes have 5 types of tags, and each hero is not limited to just one type; we need to understand the hero's situation through these tags. The first one is the tank, which represents heroes whose main role is to absorb damage. Their survivability is relatively strong among most heroes. Warriors balance survival and output, and can be positioned in the front row. Assassins are physical damage dealers, capable of sneaking to the enemy's backline. Damage dealers are units with firepower, while supports provide buffs and healing. Finally, flyers are special operation heroes.

Simon is a support-type hero. He is currently considered one of the top-tier support units in the game. His health and mana growth are both high, and he has good survivability. Currently, he possesses the largest area-of-effect (AoE) healing and support abilities in the game. His rage skill can also heal in an AoE, and the amount of healing is quite significant. Although his performance in the early stages is average, as the difficulty of enemies and interactions increases from the mid-game, Simon can showcase his powerful capabilities. With him, the team's sustainability and survivability are greatly assured.

Regarding the recommended dragonstones for Simon, the best choice is the Redemption Mark, which is Simon's exclusive mark. When the energy effect is triggered, it randomly heals up to 3 allied wounded units within a radius of 40 tiles, restoring their attack power plus up to 300% of their maximum health. If the user is Simon, the number of healed units increases to 5. If you don't have the Redemption Mark, you can use the Revival Wind, which can increase the healing ability by up to 20%. For Simon's team composition, it is recommended to pair him with Shino. Shino can attract a lot of damage, allowing Simon to safely heal, thus improving the overall team's sustainability.

2. Robin

This hero is also frequently mentioned by players. His tags are flying and damage dealer. Flying heroes are relatively rare in the current game. They inherently have an advantage against ordinary enemies, as they can only be hit by ranged attacks. Robin has an AoE damage skill, which performs very well against large groups of enemies. In the early to mid-game, Robin can show strong performance in large-scale battles. Overall, this hero combines the characteristics of a damage dealer, AoE damage, and air force, significantly increasing our efficiency in the early stages of the game.

Robin has two skills. The first is Blazing Inferno, which spits out a large fireball, creating a six-tile burning flame on the ground. This skill lasts for 5 seconds, dealing damage every 0.5 seconds. At the mythic level, it deals 120% damage. The second skill is Sticky Oil Net, which targets aerial units. It fires at up to 6 enemies within range, causing them to fall to the ground and enter a restrained state for 5 seconds. At the legendary level, it reduces the enemy's defense by 40 points.

The above is an introduction to the hero strength ranking in Dragonstone War. These two heroes are currently very powerful. Simon is a top-tier support, while Robin not only deals high damage but also has the ability to combat aerial units.