Dragonheir: Silent Gods Beginners Guide with Tips for the Best Adventure

Dragonheir: Silent Gods will take you into the land of fantasy. The Dragonheir: Silent Gods gameplay is heavily inspired by Dungeons & Dragons, and it allows players to build their own stories and characters, as well as witness the spells and attacks they've only dreamed of in stunning visual detail. 

 

 

The new closed beta test gives players hope for the game's release after waiting for it for a year, and they can expect to experience the game sooner than they had anticipated. This Dragonheir: Silent Gods review will show you the basics of the game and provide you with some tips for getting started.

 

As with many role-playing games, the game opens with a major catastrophe, and it is up to the player to pick up the plot and choose its subsequent events. The game's primary goal is already a lot of fun, but there are plenty of riddles to solve, foes to kill, and there are side tasks you can accept to increase the enjoyment. Playing Dragonheir: Silent Gods on PC with LDPlayer 9 expands the experience by allowing you to enjoy the game on a bigger screen with higher-quality graphics. Let's start.

 

Dragonheir: Silent Gods Gameplay

If you played Dragonheir: Silent Gods during the last CBT, you wouldn't even recognize it now. The game has been made better, and most of the cutscenes that used-to-be just pictures are now animations. Most of the game's rules and how the story goes on have been changed completely. The game feels more polished and manages to offer a very new and different experience.

 

 

The story begins with a group of heroes traveling in a dungeon with the purpose of stopping the dragon queen; after the great battle, you are thrown into the game's character creation, where you can select your race and customize how your character looks, and there are no classes to choose from.

 

Battles of the game are strategic; you have to place your heroes according to their classes, and there are alignments and class match bonuses to consider. The game also allows you to use mechanics like a surprise round, where you can sneak up on enemies and get a surprise round, and you can recruit NPC to fight for you, even steal from them.

 

Dragonheir: Silent Gods Team Formation

When fighting, it matters where you put your heroes because both you and your enemies have something called an "agro area." When the battle starts, the hero you put in front will attack the enemy closest to it. This means that the hero you put in front will take all the damage, so you should put a hero there that can handle damage. 

 

In the formation editing area, you can see who is attacking what by looking at the line between your heroes and your enemies. If you don't see any lines going toward your heroes in the back, you've done an excellent job. Now you need to think about your second line of defense. Unless you don't have many heroes, you should always try to put your next most durable character in the middle row. 

 

This way, if your tank dies, the enemy will focus on them instead of your weaker casters. Every formation you make should have at least one tank, one off-tank (this can be any melee character), one healer, one support class that provides debuffs and AoE damage, and one great single-target DPS. However, this formation depends on how you like to play. 

 

 

If you like to play with the least chance of losing, you can use the above formation. If you like to play more aggressively and take more risks, you can drop the healer and equip your tank with attack-based gear. Other than these, there are many other things you can try. After all, experimenting is the best way to learn.

 

Elements and Alignment of Dragonheir: Silent Gods

This is a part of the Dragonheir: Silent Gods that you won't have to worry about until you have a lot of heroes with many different alignments, but knowing about it will help you get ready for it when you do. If you played the game, you might have known that there are things like fire, light, darkness, poison, and lightning. 

 

When you pair a certain number of heroes from two different elements, you can activate a buff that helps the whole party. For example, if you have three heroes that belong to the poison and fire elements, you can activate a buff called "poison and fire," which gives your team a 20% attack boost and a 20% defense boost. 

 

If you have five heroes that belong to these two elements, you get an extra boost to both fire and poison attacks. You can do two more of these combinations of elements. Click on the wheel-shaped icon in the top left corner of the screen to see it.

 

You should also know about the environmental advantages that help the heroes win. When you go on an adventure, you will get to see a lot of different places and fight in many places where fire, water, ice, poison, and other natural things are present. 

 

When you are fighting in a place where you can put your heroes that are filled with these elements, you should match them up and put them there. This will help their skills and attacks. For example, if you are fighting in an area with a lot of poison, you should put your poison-based heroes in an area with a lot of poison.

 

Heroes of the Dragonheir: Silent Gods

 

Besides the character you made, you will be able to get many heroes to go on adventures with you as the game goes on. The game will give you your first set of heroes. They are neither bad nor amazing, but you can get through a good chunk of the game with them. If you feel like you need more power, you can get more heroes by summoning them. 

 

Heroes can be normal, rare, epic, or legendary, and we don't have to say that their power goes up as their rarity increases. They also all belong to one of four elements, which doesn't change how they use their attack, spells, or class skills.

 

Gearing Up Your Heroes

The heroes' classes are the next thing you should know about them. Currently, there are no direct class names, but you can clearly understand what they are just by observing their play style. You will get the gear you want for your heroes as you play, but if that isn't enough, you can go to the smithy and make new gear with the materials you find while exploring and doing quests. 

 

 

Aside from that, you will be able to buy rare gear from merchants, and when you do, you should choose heroes' gear based on their class. Each piece of gear you find will have stats like critical strike rate, attack, defense, and health points. 

 

For tank characters, gear with crit rate, crit damage, and attack boost is not very useful. Instead, they should use HP defense gear. Archers and spell casters will benefit from having crit damage, crit rate, and attack boost.

 

Things to Know About Hero Leveling up

The last thing we'll talk about in this Dragonheir: Silent Gods beginners guide is how to level up your heroes. Taking your heroes on adventures and using them in battle is the most basic way to level them up. If you want to level up other than that, you have to use Exp potions. You can get an Experience Potion by doing a quest, opening a box in the world, or buying one from the store. 

 

 

When you use these experience potions, you need to pay attention to the element of the potion. You can see the element by looking at the tag on the potion. When you use Exp potions that match the element of the hero, the hero can get more out of that potion than if a hero with a different element used it. Since Exp potions are rare, you should always try to match the element and get the most out of them.

 

Conclusion 

That's all we can tell you about Dragonheir: Silent Gods in this Dragonheir: Silent Gods beginner's guide. Once the game comes out, we'll tell you more. But even so, this guide will help you a lot because it tells you what you need to know at the most basic level. We hope that this will make things easier and clearer for you when you first start.