A beginners guide to hero siege

Elemental Damage

Elemental Damage is not a stat of it’s own, but a collection of all elements combined. This means that if you equip an item with 1000 elemental damage, you’re not getting 1000 elemental damage per se, but rather you’re getting 1000 damage to every single element, even if you don’t have them present on your items. You do not get any crowd control effects from using this.

Equipment

Equipment is how you become stronger. You find them by killing enemies in the game, by crafting them and by trading them with other people.

There are 8 equipment slots you can use in the game: * Necklace * Helmet * Weapon * Chest * Shield * Gloves * Boots * Charm * Ring * Belt * Potion

There are also 8 (7 if you don’t count set items as their own quality/tier) item qualities, or tiers, in the game, listed from the most common to the least common: * Common * Runeword * Superior * Rare * Legendary * Mythic * Satanic * Set Items * Angelic

All items up to Mythic quality have random stats when they drop (except runewords), this means that it’s impossible to farm for a specific Mythic or Legendary to help you reach higher difficulties. You’ll have to rely on pure luck of getting the stats you need, and the amount each stat provides increases with each quality.

Sets

Set Effects are special effects which are unlocked by equipping the required amount of pieces from a Satanic Set. These effects can vary from enhancing a skill from your class to adding completely new Abilities and Procs to your arsenal.

Boss Sets

Class Sets

Farming in Inferno

In inferno it’s pretty much the same, but this time you can get satanics from any enemy in the game. This includes trash mobs, and because of this many people tend to farm in Act 3 Zone 2.

Talents

Talents are what abilities are called in this game, whether it be an active talent which you can press on your action bar, or a passive talent that is always active, or a proc talent that has a chance to activate when you do a certain thing. The deciding factor for the damage of your talents is the element it has been assigned with.

In this picture, we can see what the element it has by looking at the text in the middle right of it, surrounded by brackets. In this talent, the damage is increased by Lightning. This means that the lightning element is what gives it more damage, but you also need to understand that the number of points affects how much it scales. A talent with 25 base points spent will be gaining 100% of the elemental value, while a talent with 10 base points will be gaining around 50% of it — meaning that for each base point spent into an ability, the more damage from the element it’s going to get.

We can also see the synergy of the talent at the bottom left of the image. Most of the time you’re going to see either Energy, Strength or Stamina in that place. But some talents also have a second parameter: Weapon Damage. These synergies scale off of these primary attributes, giving you a small percentage of them as bonus damage to the skill.

What if you get stuck?

If you get stuck while leveling, it’s as easy as going back a few levels and killing enemies of lower levels until you get better gear or get a few more level points to put into your skills. It can be frustrating at times, but it all depends on the class you play as all classes have their own weaknesses and strengths.

What to do after hitting level 100

Good job on hitting that sweet level 100! This is where the real game starts. By now you’ve hopefully unlocked the Hell difficulty and you’re ready to begin farming for Satanics. These items appear with a red name and a red glowing aura around them when they drop on the map, and these are items with fixed stats that you will use to grind in the end game.

The most important thing to do before attempting to really begin that satanic grind, is getting your mining to 500 and eventually maxing it out. This is because drop rates are not a certain thing and you can sometimes go many hero levels without a single drop, and mining in inferno will provide you with ruby ore and jade ore which you either can trade or craft satanics and runes with.

Basically, these are the things you will do after hitting 100: * Max out your mining. * Get a Satanic piece of gear in every slot. * Upgrade your satanics to level 10. * Use reroll tokens and satanic dice to improve the quality (quality as in %) of your gear. * Farm wormholes to get a place on the leaderboard (although this is very end-game and you don’t have to bother with this early on).

Understanding Satanics

Satanics always have fixed stats. This means that end-game builds will use specific satanics that benefit their playstyle, and satanics actually don’t all share the same drop location or drop chance either.

Shields

Act 3

Procs

These are the talents that have a small chance to activate when you do a certain task. For example, reading the description of a talent can tell you it has a chance to proc when attacking, this means that it as X% chance to activate when you hold down the attack button. For these kind of talents, attack speed is what usually makes them proc more, and thus make them better.

Primary Stats

The primary stats in the game are: * Energy: Increases your max mana pool. * Strength: Increases your base attack damage. * Stamina: Increases your max health.

These stats can be obtained through hero levels and by equipping items that have them, or by equipping runes that have these values.

Elements

Elements is what boosts all of your damage output in the game, and there are currently 7 elements you can use. * Wind * Cold * Fire * Poison * Lightning * Physical * Magic * Elemental

Each element comes with it’s own unique crowd control effect, with an exception of Physical and Magic as those are the two default ones — this also means that the default elements are the “parents” of the other elements, and each element gets 25% of the damage from it’s parent. Even if your talents don’t have use of the element, you will be gaining the crowd control effect the moment you equip a rune or an item that gives you its stats.

Runewords

These are the effects that are on Runewords by default.

Recurring Quests

• Rewards of recurring quests seem to be a random mix of xp, gold, cristals, relics and chests
• When having a recurring quest, any monster map in which you enter will contain the content necessary complete the quest, as well as the NPC that gave it to you
• To return a recurring quest, just go to any monster map and look for the NPC that gave you the quest
• NPC and items positions are random

Ritual

Ancient Monster

David’s Treasure

Ambush!

Jack Box

Act 2

Guns

Act 1

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Базовые характеристики пирата

Каждый уровень персонажа дает два пункта характеристики, чтобы прокачать тот или иной параметр, необходимо нажать на крест возле этого параметра. Ниже представлены базовые параметры пирата и их прирост:

— Урон: 20-25

— каждый пункт добавляет около 3 минимального и 4 максимального урона.

— Мана: 505

— каждый пункт добавляет 5 единиц маны.

— Сопротивление урону: 0.91%.

— первые два пункта добавят 0.88%, а последующие, примерно на 0.015% меньше предыдущего.

— Здоровье: 500

— каждый пункт добавляет 36 единиц здоровья, а так же каждый уровень персонажа дает один дополнительный принудительный пункт, т.е. даже без прокачки данного параметра, на 150 уровне у вас будет 150 пунктов здоровья плюсом и 5400 единиц здоровья соответственно.

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Relics

Relics are items that can be found randomly in the world, or dropped from special enemies and bosses. You lose all of your relics when you die.

Upon collecting a relic, depending on what kind of relic it is, it’s stored in your relic inventory — which holds a maximum of 32 relics. The more relics you have, the less relics you’ll find — and once you’ve hit the limit, you will no longer find relics, and rewards that previously would be relics will now be gold instead.

At the moment, there are 4 types of relics in the game:

Active/Usable Relics: You can only have one of these relics active at a time, and they’ll appear under your health bar next to the potion button in the HUD. When you press the key bound to usable relics, the relic will do something special.

Orbitable Relics: These relics orbits around the player at all times, either to do damage to nearby enemies or block incoming damage.

Stat Relics: Stat relics will simply give you some extra bonus stats.

On hit/On attack Relics: These relics are often called proc relics, and they do something special whenever you attack or hit an enemy with an attack.

It can be a bit difficult to farm relics as they spawn randomly and have no set spawn location. Some builds actually require relics to be viable, while some other builds don’t, so it can be important to choose your class depending on whether you like relics or not.

Leveling from 1-100

Leveling in Hero Siege can be both a pain and a pleasure at the same time, depending on how you look at it. Compared to previous versions of the game, leveling has actually been improved a lot and no longer requires you to endlessly grind to hit that sweet level 100.

When you first start the game, you’ll be placed in the tutorial zone. Read the signs that you find here and kill all the mobs, this will bring you a level or two. When you enter the portal to town, talk to all of the NPCs in town to see if they can give you a few quests. By doing all the quests that these NPCs have to offer, you can hit level 12-13 in almost no time at all.

Going to the zone 1 of act 1 for the first time all you have to do is find the other portal to the next zone, as well as the waypoint. To be able to teleport to any zone in Hero Siege, you must first find and activate the waypoint in each zone. There are no longer any mini-bosses to kill in the zones to progress to the next one, but you can still randomly find a reaper statue that you can touch to summon a mini-boss after killing enough enemies.

The easiest way to level after that is to just play the game from normal mode to nightmare mode, doing all the levels and beating each difficulty, which means that you have to beat the final boss of act 6 in both difficulties, which is Satan. You can change difficulty when creating your game, or by using the switch at the zone selector in the town if you’re playing in Local). Most people will reach level 100 either by the time they kill him, or by the time they’re getting near him. It’s also important not to fight enemies that are more than, or less than 20 levels than you, as you will not gain any experience from them. You should always try to stay within a reasonable level difference of around 5-10 levels, as that grants you the most optimal amount of experience — otherwise you’ll actually end up with less overall experience.

Javelins

Act 7

Act 4

Weapons

These are abilities that are standard on some Satanic, Angelic or Runeword Weapons or can be added to them with Ability Tokens.

Act 4 (Highland Caves)

They are Spawning too Fast

• Complete ACT 4 Zones 1 (Old Mining Village) and 2 in the time limit
• Timer seems to be roughly 2 minutes, and starts when you enter one of the zones
• Time is shown as a progress bar below the mini map
• To complete a zone, you must beat its boss
• As of Patch 3.0.2.9, there is currently an easy exploit, which is to clean the zone and exit, then re-enter and kill the boss within two minutes. The timer is reset every time you enter the zone
• Unlocks: Prove Yourself

Prove Yourself

• Use the Flail to kill 50 enemies
• The Flail is an Active Relic dropped by the NPC at the beginning of the quest
• Unlocks: Damien, Son of Satan

Damien, Son of Satan

• Kill Damien (ACT 4 Zone 5, The Devil’s Breach)
• Be sure to go to the next room after killing Damien, as there is a second boss fight
• Unlocks: ACT 5 Quests

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