How to Obtain the Imperial Epic Collection: A Guide to Acquiring the Imperial Epic Collection

The Imperial Epic Collection in the game is the fifth piece of equipment for characters, independent of regular equipment and defense systems. It can provide additional attribute value bonuses to players, and some collections also have unique skill effects. In this issue, I will introduce to everyone the strategies for obtaining collections in the game, hoping that this introduction can help everyone.

The quality of the collections in the game is divided into three levels: R, SR, and SSR. The SSR level is a character-specific bound weapon. For example, Red Lotus can only be used by rifle-type characters, and Feather Fan can only be paired with Zhuge Liang.

In the game, the type of collection that a profession should choose is related to its output effect. For example, damage-dealing units must carry collections that increase critical hit rate or core damage. Tank characters must increase health values and damage reduction. Support characters should aim to reduce cooldowns and extend the duration of negative buffs.

In the game, the fastest way to obtain collections is actually by completing personal raids. Players can directly obtain collections by clearing floors one through four. On floors five and six, players can directly obtain SR-level collections. When settling the chest on the seventh floor, players can get a choice chest to directly acquire the needed collection content.

The second method is for players to participate in dispatch missions. In daily dispatch missions, there is a certain probability of producing collection part fragments. After unlocking SSR-level collections, they need to be exchanged in limited-time events.

Of course, lower-level collections can be covered by higher-level collections of the same type, with experience being inherited without any loss. However, SSR-level collections require specific maintenance materials, such as Scholar Maintenance Tools, which can enhance the attributes of the corresponding SSR-level product. There is a 17% chance of triggering a very successful skill leap, ensuring a significant increase in the attribute values of the SSR-level collection.

In terms of collection selection, a more economical combination is the "Unknown Campaign Path" set and the "Rifle" collection, which can directly activate a 30% attack speed bonus, making it very suitable for players who focus on high fire rates.

The second more suitable option for players is the Cinnabar set, which has a strong ability to shorten cooldowns and can enhance the player's control chain. Only after equipping all main damage-dealing characters with collections should players consider adding support and tank characters.

The above content is the complete guide to the Imperial Epic Collection gameplay that I have compiled for everyone in this issue. Collections in the game are secondary attribute value bonuses, and players should only start collecting them when their equipment is relatively well-formed. I hope that after reading this content, everyone can go into the game and experience it for themselves~