How to play Hearthstone Legends Tavern Wargames

Hearthstone Legends Tavern Wargames how to play? Hearthstone Legends recently announced a tavern wargames brand new play mode is also equivalent to the Hearthstone version of the self-propelled chess, so this mode in the end what is different? And what are the fun parts? The next let me bring you the answer.

The Tavern Wargames Gameplay Detailed Guide

Incarnate Heroes

Hearthstone Legends: Tavern Wargames*** has 24 different heroes, each of which possesses a unique hero skill that is enough to influence the way you recruit, fight, and formulate tactics. When the game starts, you'll need to choose between the available heroes. You can take a little time to deliberate your choices and formulate a plan to effectively utilize your hero's skills.

For example, choosing Mirfis - Mana Storm will give +1/+1 to all mechanical attachments that appear in Bob's Tavern, and you can focus on recruiting mechanical attachments to make Mirfis' effect shine. Then again, Alsatia allows you to spend some hard-won tavern mints to bring back your rightmost follower. If you become the Witch King, follower standing will be the key to victory.

Tavern Time

In Tavern Wargames, you don't need to construct a set, but rather expand your lineup by recruiting followers from Bob's Tavern at the start of the game and in between combat phases.

As the game progresses, you gain minted coins that you can use to upgrade and adjust your lineup. Most of your actions in the Tavern will require cast coins, but you won't be able to save them for the next round. We recommend you consider the following actions, but the ideal way to spend them is still up to you!

Recruiting Attendants:

Whenever you enter a tavern, Bob will show you a row of attendants that are available for recruiting. Of course, you must pay mint when you solicit a follower before they will serve you. Recruiting a follower costs 3 cast coins.

Refresh Panel:

Don't like any of the attachments on the field? Or are you looking for the ideal follower to make your lineup flawless? You can spend 1 Cast Coin to refresh the follower available for solicitation.

Sell Follower:

If you need to free up space on the field, or have a follower that's just not cutting it in your lineup, you can sell that follower for 1 Cast Coin.

Freeze Panel:

Ideal follower right in front of you, but you're short on cash? You can freeze your current follower panels for free, and you'll still see them the next time you visit the tavern.

Upgrading the Tavern:

Your Tavern level determines the number and strength of attachments Bob offers, as well as the base damage you deal to enemy lifestealers during the combat phase. The higher your Tavern level, the more powerful followers you have access to and the more damage you deal. Whenever you level up your Tavern, the cost of subsequent upgrades increases. If you choose not to upgrade, the cost of leveling up your tavern is reduced by 1 casting coin when you return to the tavern again.

Creating a Trifecta:

Recruiting three of the same follower will automatically fuse them into a single powerful golden follower, with significantly increased attributes and effects. The trifecta will retain all of the benefits gained before the fusion.

When you have successfully triple-summoned and placed the fused follower on the battlefield, you will also receive a bonus card that will allow you to discover a follower of a higher tavern level for free!

Lining Up:

After you've recruited a team of followers and are ready to throw yourself into battle, you'll need to carefully adjust their stations. Between battle phases, you can either place your recruited followers into the battlefield from your hand (just like in a traditional Hearthstone Legends matchup), or you can simply drag the followers into the desired position. In battle, the leftmost follower will be the first to attack, but unless your opponent has a taunt follower (which takes attacks preferentially), it will randomly pick a target. You'll need to keep an eye on where the followers stand and try to make the most of effects such as Poison, Undead, and Holy Shield.

Getting into battle

After the good times in the tavern are over, the battle will begin! During the battle phase, you will fight a randomly selected opponent, and your recruited followers will fight relentlessly until a victor is decided. Followers will take turns attacking, with the leftmost follower taking the lead. Follower keyword effects are consistent with those in normal Hearthstone Legends matchmaking. For example, a follower with Taunt will take attacks first, a Poison follower will destroy the target follower after dealing damage, a Holy Shield prevents the first damage dealt, and so on.

The leaderboard on the left side of the panel displays the status of all other players (including the opponent you're about to fight), but you'll only be able to see your opponent's attachments and standings when the battle begins.

At the end of the battle round, you'll head to Bob's Tavern to start the Tavern phase again. You'll have a chance to readjust your lineup and then step into battle once more. You'll repeat this process over and over again while gradually strengthening your lineup until you're either unlucky enough to be out of the game, or stick around until the end to become the hero who reigns supreme over the tavern wargame!

Ranking

Ranking up and down in Tavern Wargames is very simple - you'll be able to see your current ranking before entering the game. At the end of the game, depending on your performance, the rankings will increase or decrease accordingly. The number of points you lose or gain depends on your ranking when you exit the game, as well as the ranking of your opponent. The top 4 players in the game will move up in the rankings, and the bottom 4 players will move down in the rankings. However, exceptions may be made when playing against players with vastly different rankings.

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