There’s so much loot and too many things to interact with in the environment, that you should literally be scanning every time your character moves half a screen. Your Scan Environment button (middle mouse button, or other button mapped in your controls) is seriously your best friend in this game. I temporarily swap to WASD for such situations. I personally prefer using the mouse, though it has its drawbacks when going through doorways or when the map involves multiple floors. It’s not critically important to have micro-level movement precision in this game, so just pick any of these options that you’re most familiar with. Movement can be done with the mouse (by right-clicking to move to a location and left-clicking to interact), with the WASD keys, or with controller input. At its extreme, you can even gain zero experience if your Champions are too overleveled for the fight. You gain more experience for winning combat encounters of a higher level than your Champions, and gain less experience for winning combat encounters of a lower level than your Champions. – these can really add up over multiple battles! Here’s one combat that I completed with four bonuses (more than 50% extra experience):
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Other experience bonuses include winning the battle with full health, only using overcharge, etc. Double and triple kills (killing more than one champion at the same time, usually with a multi-targeted ability) grant extra experience. ExperienceĬombat encounters generally give a fixed amount of experience for a win, but there are some additional bonuses you can get as well. You’ll also want to consider having at least one dedicated damage dealer so that combat encounters don’t drag on too long (wet noodle fights). Healing and shielding utility are invaluable in the game, especially against heavy-hitting enemies. Just like in League of Legends, it is recommended to have a balance of Champions in your team. Outside of Rest points, you can only use non-‘Away’ Champions. If you want to change the active Champions in your Party, you have to head to a Rest point to do it. They will still gain experience from combat encounters, but you will not be able to select them or use their Dungeon Skills. If you have more than three Champions, the rest will be considered ‘Away’. Only three Champions can be active in your Party at any time. Ability points and rune shards can be reallocated at any time without penalty, so you can experiment with different playstyles. Leveling up has multiple benefits: it restores their health and mana instantly, grants them ability points to improve their combat power, and at certain levels you will also gain rune shards which can be used to give them additional stats. As your Champions progress through the story and win combat encounters, they gain experience, which allows them to level up. Each Champion has different stats and abilities. Ruined King allows you to play six Champions: Miss Fortune, Illaoi, Braum, Yasuo, Pyke and Ahri. You control one Champion (representative of your party of three Champions) in exploring the map, and combat encounters are fought by taking turns to make offensive or defensive moves. Walkthrough (Part 6C: Jagged Hooks Warehouse)īasics (Part 1: Champions, Party, Experience, Movement, Scanning, Rest).Walkthrough (Part 6B: Ordinance Storehouse).Walkthrough (Part 6A: Watchtower District, Observation Deck).Walkthrough (Part 5F: Well of the Mother Serpent).Walkthrough (Part 5C: Count Quests, Bounties, Fluffy, Lighthouse).Walkthrough (Part 5B: Through the Lens, The Bard’s Ballad).
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