Dragonstone War is an SLG game centered around dragon and hero cultivation and battles. There are many heroes with different mechanisms in the game, and players need to choose suitable ones for cultivation, pairing them up and equipping them with appropriate troops. So, which heroes are good to use in Dragonstone War? Here, we will share some recommendations for Dragonstone War heroes, suggesting some that are particularly useful for early game development, so that new players can avoid unnecessary detours during their initial stages.
Robin:
As a flying unit, Robin has a natural aerial advantage, capable of prioritizing attacks on enemy air units, and excels in control. When rage is sufficient, the rage skill "Sticky Oil Net" fires control nets at multiple enemies in the area, especially targeting airborne targets first. Upon hitting, it forces them to fall and enter a restrained state. Then, the passive "Burning Ground" triggers, where the dragon spits fireballs to burn the ground, causing continuous area damage. After being enhanced by the Spirit Vein at level 40, normal attacks also have a chance to carry the oil net effect, increasing the frequency of skills. However, due to relatively low durability, it's recommended to pair Robin with a front-line unit that has healing or protective abilities for better protection.
Shi Nuo:
One of the strongest tank heroes in the current version, with extremely high health points and dual defensive capabilities, able to hold an entire line of defense against concentrated enemy fire. After taking a certain amount of damage, he automatically summons small stone golems to share the pressure, further enhancing the team's survivability. His rage skill has both knockback and stun effects, capable of disrupting enemy formations and breaking their rhythm, making it suitable for turning the tide of battle at critical moments.
Thor:
Normal attacks have a ricochet effect, allowing him to hit multiple targets in a chain. At Spirit Vein level 50, he can ricochet to 7 enemies, with the final hit dealing more damage, making him extremely effective against stacked units. The rage skill releases an energy ball, pulling enemies within a 7-tile radius together and continuously dealing group damage. In the AOE range, there's a significant damage boost (30% for epic, 60% for mythic), instantly clearing the field. The downside is his weaker survival capability, so it's advised to pair him with a strong tank hero for protection.
Sena Jin:
A versatile support hero, whose biggest highlight is summoning robots with guard capabilities to assist in combat. These robots can absorb damage to protect the backline or serve as additional damage dealers. His rage skill "Magnetic Parts" requires the robot to be alive before it can be released, upon activation, it attracts nearby enemies and releases 3 laser beams, each 3 tiles wide and 12 tiles long, dealing high-ratio group damage based on the robot's attack power. After breakthrough and Spirit Vein enhancement, the skill gains a maximum HP-based damage bonus, and after releasing the skill, it also provides increased defense and reduced rage consumption, achieving a perfect balance between support and secondary damage dealer roles.
Andrena:
A ranged shooter hero, skilled at quickly sniping high-health targets. Normal attacks come with a brief stun effect, providing some control. Her rage skill "Windborne Arrow" not only increases her attack speed by 50% for 7 seconds but also prioritizes striking the enemy with the highest HP, posing a significant threat. After quality breakthrough, she gains a notable damage bonus (20% for legendary, 35% for mythic) against targets outside her attack range. With Spirit Vein enhancements, using the skill grants evasion, reduces rage consumption, and even at level 50, it can provide the same attack speed boost to teammates, making her a core single-target firepower in the team.
Celice:
A summoning magic damage dealer, capable of continuously summoning acorns and other puppets to assist in combat, ensuring a steady stream of output. Her active skill can summon 4 "Mighty Acorns" at once, forming a stable frontline for consumption and disruption. The rage skill "Sonic Blast" releases 6 notes per second, dealing continuous damage to enemies. If acorn units are present on the battlefield, the number of notes increases, significantly boosting overall output efficiency. Suitable for battles that test endurance and require stable, prolonged output.
Osode:
As a tank hero gifted by the system in the early stages, Osode possesses decent base tankiness and control abilities, making him an indispensable frontline pillar for early stage map clearing. His rage skill provides a 12% damage reduction to friendly units within a 18-tile radius, lasting 8 seconds, greatly alleviating team pressure during the early stages. Although his growth potential is not as high as higher-quality tanks like Shi Nuo, he still holds great value in the early to mid-game, serving well as the initial shield in your main lineup.
The above is an introduction to which heroes are good to use in Dragonstone War. Each hero has its unique positioning and role, and through reasonable cultivation and pairing, they can greatly enhance the efficiency of map clearing and victory rates in battles. Whether it's for early-stage map clearing or late-stage high-level battles, the heroes mentioned above all have outstanding performances in the current version, making them excellent choices worthy of resource investment at various stages of the game.
