Hero of Taslinia - Beginner's Guide and Must Know Tips and Tricks

Hero of Taslinia is a Role-Playing Game, centers around humans and the Lusus Hellions, a race of creatures. The Lusus Hellions once crushed humanity, but a combined force of humans, dryads, and elves retaliated and destroyed the creatures. The kingdom has gained peace with the Hellions who have been imprisoned, but it is not permanent. The Hellions have clawed their way back and now seek to take over Taslinia. 

 

The gameplay is similar to that of a slew of other games. Its base process is similar to Clash of Clans, except it lacks defensive structures and uses a turn-based battle system.

 

Gameplay Experience

---

Hero of Taslinia is turn-based, with position slots for your hero to be placed. Keep in mind that your heroes should be placed according to their skill. If they're going to be direct attackers, make sure no other heroes are in their way.

 

The attacks of assault are presented on the left menu of the page. The equipped hero character is shown at the bottom, and the other characters in the lineup are stacked. 

 

Each hero has four different move sets. Based on their abilities, these motions differ from hero to hero. Aside from their primary move, most characters have charged actions that can be used once and then require recovery and ranged moves that affect multiple players.

 

When you choose an action, you can specify which opponent hero you want to attack. Such decisions are crucial since you must first fight the most difficult enemy, so choose carefully.

 

 

Development of your Home Base

---

The Main Base is made up of various significant structures, each with its purpose. We'll go through each facility at the main base in-depth in our Hero of Taslinia Beginners Guide.

 

1. Castle

 

The Palace is the focal point of your home base, despite it is not in the center. From the Castle, there are four alternatives to choose from:

 

Heroes

 

This shows you the heroes you have in your inventory, as well as the allies you have. You can see a hero's traits and items by tapping on them. You can also change a hero's firearm type and profession, which is the different attack set each hero has. You can also spend Experience scrolls on leveling up your characters manually.

 

 

Recruiting

 

This feature lets you bring in new heroes to expand your group until all six slots have been filled. The game allows for a lot of personalization since you can modify your character's look and weapon class.

 

 

Skill Tree

 

Every hero does indeed have a set of four moves, but how restricted are their abilities? Check out their skill tree to get an answer. You'll be presented with the hero's moveset in this choice, and tapping on any of the moves will reveal an upside-down tree-like structure detailing the move's attribute upgrades.

 

However, polishing that move will cost you currency and enhancement material, both of which may be purchased from the in-game store. Because your heroes will be more efficient at wrapping off battles due to polishing each maneuver, it will significantly impact the gameplay.

 

Upgrading

 

The capacity of structures and heroes, as well as the number of buildings and heroes you can have, are determined by the Castle grade. As a result, upgrading your Castle is critical if you don't want to be stuck with lower-level heroes.

 

2. Town Hall

 

You can recruit allies by performing commissions requested by the ally heroes at the Town Hall. When you first enter the Town Hall, you'll see icons of various heroes appear, each with a brief biography and move set.

 

When you tap on those heroes, you'll be sent to their attribute profile page, where you'll see a bar of hearts with a commission. You'll be able to obtain Ally Hearts and collect them if you finish those commissions. Once you've collected all of the hearts, the allied hero will accompany you in combat permanently.

 

 

3. Portal

 

The major plot mission, portal, is the first thing a player will encounter in Hero of Taslinia. You can view the world map on the gateway, which will lead you through the story of Taslinia. As you move through the universe of Taslinia's eight locales, you will battle against Hellions and other enemies.

 

To make your heroes well-versed in battle, it is strongly recommended that you complete the world map before moving on to the post-game activities. Each area can be redone on Easy, Hard, or Hell difficulty to earn stars and uncover treasure chests.

 

Another option in the portal is Casca Dungeon, which lets you face enemies in several dungeons, with each success rewarding you with various equipment upgrading materials. However, not all tunnels are open every day; some are only open on certain days, so keep a watch out for which dungeon has the equipment you want.

 

 

4. Altar

 

The Altar's main purpose is to obtain items through Lucky Draws. This mechanic, known as the Gacha System, has been found in a number of other games. You have a predetermined chance of receiving an item of variable rarity. There are a few:

 

 

• Premium Draws: To participate in this, you must have Premium Draw Tickets. You can have one free day per day, but otherwise, each draw costs one ticket, and you can draw ten times to win one free bonus item. Epic, Rare, Unique, and Common rarities are among the things available.
   
• Coin Draws: Coin Draws are identical to Premium Draws, except that you use coins instead of using money to pull. After a set length of time, Goldmine will give you free coins. However, you can only acquire rare goods in this draw: Unique and Common.
   
• Ticket Draws: These can be used to ensure that you get a Rare or Epic item. Rare Equipment Ticket and Epic Equipment Ticket are the two types of tickets available. You have the option of pulling 1 or 5 objects, depending on your preference.

 

5. Blacksmith

 

Although you can polish your gear at the Blacksmith, you can also do it in the Hero part of the Castle. Polishing at the Blacksmith provides you with a comprehensive list of all of your equipment, as well as the Upgrade Tree for each piece of equipment. You can see what improvement materials are required, as well as the characteristics of the item.

 

 

6. Goldmine

 

This material construction is self-explanatory. This structure produces coins in a set amount of time with set peak power. It will make and store coins until the storage capacity is reached, at which point it will stop making new ones. To get the coins to start creating again, you must tap on them and collect them.

 

 

7. Rotisserie

 

This structure is identical to the gold mine, but instead of gold, it makes meat. Meat is a valuable resource in PvE mode, as your warriors devour it during each combat. However, unlike Coins and Gems, your meat storage space is limited, so you'll have to utilize them quickly before you can acquire more.

 

 

8. Mine

 

You will need some raw materials that you haven't seen anywhere else to enhance your resource structures, like the Goldmine and the Rotisserie. Aside from cash, upgrading buildings necessitates the use of several raw materials. Wood, Iron, Stone, and Coins are required to upgrade your resource buildings, and Mine is essential for harvesting these materials.

 

You will have a set number of workers to disperse as you see fit to harvest Wood, Iron, and Stone. The more employees you allocate to a raw resource, the more of it will be gathered. When it comes to material collecting, the Mine is identical to Goldmine and Rotisserie. To acquire Wood, Iron, and Stones, tap on the floating icon.

 

 

9. Grand Bazaar

 

Grand Bazaar is a virtual store that accepts no actual money. You can also purchase goods at Adil's or the Arena Shops. Every day, Adil's replenishes inventory and presents you with new products to purchase in return for gems and money. The best part about this store is that it sells Premium Tickets and Coins and other raw materials that take a long time to produce.

 

Arena Shops, on the other hand, sell Enhancement goods as well as Premium Tickets. Arena Coins, which may be gained by winning Arena Battles, are accepted in the Arena Shop.

 

 

10. Warehouse

 

You can see what things and equipment you have in your inventory in the warehouse. It has no other use except to display all of the stuff you own. The objects are arranged in rarity, with the most valuable items at the top and the most common ones below. You may view all of your stuff in the Warehouse's Equipment area and assign it to your heroes without having to return to the Castle.

 

11. Workshop

 

The workshop is an excellent place to receive equipment upgrading materials made from spare things in the warehouse. You can check your warehouse to see what extra products you can get rid of. You can Salvage or Combine objects in the workshop to acquire different results.

 

To achieve the best possible results, use the Salvage and Combine functions at the same time. You can also generate Common, Unique, or Rare Arcane dust and scrolls with the Salvage option. With the Combine option, you can even combine the rescued dust and materials to create even more powerful upgrading items.

 

 

12. Clan

 

Even though the Clan feature can be found in many multiplayer online games, Hero of Taslinia did an excellent job of making its Clan feature stand out. Clan Info, Sanctuary, Clan Quest, Raids, Vault, and Clan Shop are all available in the clan, along with the chat feature. We'll go over everything you need to know before joining or starting a clan in this Hero of Taslinia Beginners Guide.

 

 

Clan Information

 

Clan Info displays specific information about your clans, including Clan IDs, so that your friends can easily join your clan, Clan Members, and Clan Energy. You can contribute to your clan by participating in various activities, which will earn you Honor Points. Clan Energy can be used to level up your clan if you have earned Honor Points. You may now be wondering how you might obtain Honor Points. The solution is straightforward! As you complete Clan Quests, Raids and donate to the Vault, you earn Honor Points. The Honor Points of each clan member will be added to the Clan's Honor Points.

 

All of this sounds exciting, but there are some general guidelines to follow. The Clan Master has the authority to improve Clan functions, promote/ demote officers, kick members, alter clan bulletins and mottos, initiate clan raids and quests, and even improve sanctuary bonuses.

 

If the Clan Master is inactive for 15 days or leaves the clan, ownership will be passed to the officer with the most weekly Honor Points, or if that is not possible, the title will be handed to the member with the highest total Honor Points.

 

Sanctuary

 

It works similarly to the talent tree, except it affects all clan members. Clan members can do research and contribute to a perk that will increase the talents of all clan members. Members can also research perks in the Resources and Battle sections to increase the rewards from quests and gain an advantage in battles. The progression of perk levels is determined by how much each clan member contributes to research. Only the clan master can complete the upgrade once each perk's research is done.

 

For Heroes: It raises the level of all clan members' champions and friends; for Resources, it raises all clan members' resource-building capabilities. During battles, all members receive an additional bonus.

 

Completing your Clan Quests

 

It's a quest where you can earn coins and clan coins, which you can then spend in the clan shop. When you complete all of the clan quests, you will be able to contribute to your clan. Additional awards will be awarded to you and your clanmates. The clan quests are refreshed every 8 hours, so complete them all as soon as possible.

 

Participate in Raids

 

Raids provide you with clan energy, which you'll need to level up your clan. Clan Raids and Solo Raids are both available. The clan master and officers can only initiate clan Raids, and the clan must wait 48 hours before activating another raid. The raid will be active for 1 hour after that, and members can attack as much as they like during that period.

 

Before the clan raid, members can make offerings to the monster, which will result in a larger payout if the boss is defeated. On the other hand, Solo Raids can be started by the player alone, and the challenge time is not restricted to one hour. A solo raid can be done twice each day.

 

Vault

 

It's where you exchange Honor points for donating Wood, Iron, and Stone. Donating is required to advance the clan's functions; thus it's a good idea to donate your spares.

 

Clan Shop

 

It gives you chests full of stuff that you may buy with the clan coins you earn by completing tasks.

 

13. Arena

 

Arena has some good news for you if you enjoy PvP matches! In Arena, you can compete against other players to advance to the higher tiers. By defeating other players from all over the world in the Arena, you can earn Arena coins and various other incentives. The better the benefits, the higher the rank you reach. 

 

 

That's it for this beginner's guide to master the basics and move much more quickly in the game.