Underground Castle 4 Star Tower Exploration Guide Underground Castle 4 Star Tower Level Clearing Guide

The Star Tower in Dungeon Castle 4 is a high-difficulty area at level 90, testing the player's lineup, equipment enhancement, and battle strategy. Today, I will share the exploration guide for the Star Tower in Dungeon Castle 4, which unfolds in a progressive manner by floor, with each layer increasing in enemy strength, and the final BOSS battle particularly testing team cooperation and skill usage. This article will detail the exploration techniques, lineup configuration, and BOSS strategies for the Star Tower, helping players to efficiently clear the levels and avoid team wipes due to tactical errors.

Before entering the tower, make sure your team is well-configured - at least one tank (White Knight recommended, responsible for taking damage), one DPS (Archer recommended, responsible for dealing damage), and one healer. The tank's equipment should be enhanced to the current level's maximum (for example, +5 for level 10), especially armor and health, so as to withstand attacks from minor enemies. The DPS's weapon needs to be enhanced, such as the longbow for an archer, enhancing it to +5 can increase damage by 20%, and the healer's staff needs to be enhanced, with +5 enhancing healing by 15%. In terms of items, bring enough potions and control removal medicines.

After entering each floor, first look at the map - each floor of the Star Tower is square, with rooms at the four corners and passages in the middle. New players should remember: clear the minor enemies on the essential path first, then go fight the BOSS. For example, the essential path on the 10th floor is the Stardust Corridor, where there are 3 Stardust Guardians (capable of group attacks). Have the tank stand at the entrance of the corridor to block the minor enemies, with the healer providing support from behind, and the DPS flanking to attack (the side defense of the minor enemies is lower). After clearing the minor enemies, proceed to fight the BOSS in the BOSS room. Also, avoid traps, stepping on them will reduce HP by 10% and cause dizziness, and open the mysterious treasure chests (golden light squares) that contain gold, items, or stardust fragments.

The final BOSS of the Star Tower has high AOE damage and a berserk mechanism. At the start of the battle, the White Knight must immediately activate Iron Barrier to reduce damage, and the Priest must maintain shield coverage. The Assassin can enter during the BOSS's post-skill stun period, using Lethal Stab to apply armor break. When the BOSS's HP drops below 30%, its attack speed and damage significantly increase; at this point, the Priest should reserve AoE heals, the Knight should harden their armor to endure, and the DPS classes should unleash all their power, aiming to end the battle as quickly as possible.

The challenge of the Star Tower not only tests the player's hard power but also emphasizes tactical execution and attention to detail. Properly matching the lineup, optimizing equipment attributes, mastering the BOSS mechanics, and flexibly utilizing map resources are key to successfully clearing the tower. Through multiple practical adjustments in strategy, players can gradually adapt to the intense combat pace and ultimately conquer the Star Tower, reaping rich rewards.