How to Choose Legacy in Sword and Clouds Decision, Ranking of Legacy Strength in Mobile Version of Sword and Clouds Decision

When players reach multiple playthroughs in The Legend of Sword and Fairy, they will have plenty of achievement points, and then they need to consider which heritage to choose at the beginning. Objectively speaking, the strength of different heritages varies greatly. How should one choose a heritage in The Legend of Sword and Fairy? Let me explain the ranking of heritage strengths. Choosing the right heritage can make even high playthroughs feel much easier, while choosing the wrong one can be as frustrating as being in prison.

At the T0 tier, the strongest heritage is undoubtedly the Jade Dragon Heritage, with skills based on spear and staff gameplay. This lineage excels in extremely high damage full-screen attacks and full-screen control abilities. Not only that, but the Jade Dragon can also take consecutive actions, making it almost an invincible existence. Whether it's for grinding, boss fights, or kiting, it can handle everything. The only downside of this lineage is that it's too strong, affecting the game balance.

In the T1 tier, we have the Heavenly Mechanism Heritage and the Celestial Demon Heritage, which are actually the official settings for the protagonist Yuwen Yi. The Heavenly Mechanism Heritage focuses on swordplay and has the strongest lightness skill in the game, offering very high durability and decent damage, allowing for agile movement in high playthroughs, with quite impressive visual effects. On the other hand, the Celestial Demon Heritage is the most powerful fist-based heritage, equipped with the best heritage equipment system, mainly focusing on dealing high damage to bosses. Overall, these two heritages provide the best gaming experience without compromising the balance.

The T2 tier includes the Tian Shan Sword Technique Heritage and the Dharma Heritage. The Tian Shan Sword Technique might be the most suitable for a second playthrough due to its low cultivation difficulty, large attack range, and considerable damage. It can be said that this lineage doesn't rely on any special mechanisms; it's all about pure numerical superiority. Similarly, the Dharma Heritage is also a numerical powerhouse, though slightly inferior to the Tian Shan Sword Technique, mainly due to the awkward attack range of its knife techniques.

The T3 tier consists of the Heavenly Sword Heritage, Cheng Jun Heritage, and Tian Shan Fist Heritage. The Heavenly Sword Heritage is rather awkward and is best avoided. As a sword technique lineage, its advantage lies in damage reduction, with an attack range equivalent to that of knife techniques, and visually, it lacks the brutal aesthetics of sword combat. The Cheng Jun Heritage suffers from insufficient output and its buff mechanism is countered by high-tier bosses. As for the Tian Shan Fist, although its damage is similar to that of the Tian Shan Sword Technique, its attack range is significantly shorter, and it offers almost no durability.

Overall, the heritages in The Legend of Sword and Fairy are generally good, and from T0 to T2, they are all playable, with very cool visual effects. Choose according to your preference. However, the T3 tier is not recommended unless you really want to experience it, as it's likely to disappoint.