The game expects you to lose certain battles or make "wrong" choices to see how the story branches.
Most parties consist of a Tank (Paladin/Warrior), Healer (Cleric/Priest), and Damage Dealers (Wizard/Ranger).
Whether this is a tower defense, a tactical RPG, or a card-based strategy game, the core objective remains the same:
The Hero Party relies on friendship, light, and brute force. You rely on strategy, cruelty, and efficiency. Do not fight fair. Fight to win. The kingdom is yours to rule, provided you ensure the Hero Party falls.
This layout relies on forcing heroes into a single, long corridor packed with environmental hazards and damage-over-time (DoT) traps.
Units like the Abyssal Golem or Ironclad Orc absorb initial burst damage. They must possess crowd-control abilities like stuns or taunts to keep heroes focused on them.
Shadow Assassins and Fire Drakes deliver high single-target burst or wide area-of-effect (AoE) damage. Position them to strike after the Hero Party commits to your Vanguard.
This guide is based on game versions up to 0.5.6. Future updates may introduce new mechanics, characters, and endings. Always check the game's official Patreon page or update notifier for the latest patch notes.
In traditional fantasy RPGs and literature, the hero party is meant to be the beacon of hope. They are the heroes of legend, destined to vanquish evil and save the world. But what if they aren’t? What if they are arrogant, corrupt, or simply standing in the way of a necessary change?
Don't be afraid to replay sections and make different choices to unlock hidden dialogue branches or character-specific achievements.
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The game expects you to lose certain battles or make "wrong" choices to see how the story branches.
Most parties consist of a Tank (Paladin/Warrior), Healer (Cleric/Priest), and Damage Dealers (Wizard/Ranger).
Whether this is a tower defense, a tactical RPG, or a card-based strategy game, the core objective remains the same: Hero Party Must Fall Guide
The Hero Party relies on friendship, light, and brute force. You rely on strategy, cruelty, and efficiency. Do not fight fair. Fight to win. The kingdom is yours to rule, provided you ensure the Hero Party falls.
This layout relies on forcing heroes into a single, long corridor packed with environmental hazards and damage-over-time (DoT) traps. The game expects you to lose certain battles
Units like the Abyssal Golem or Ironclad Orc absorb initial burst damage. They must possess crowd-control abilities like stuns or taunts to keep heroes focused on them.
Shadow Assassins and Fire Drakes deliver high single-target burst or wide area-of-effect (AoE) damage. Position them to strike after the Hero Party commits to your Vanguard. You rely on strategy, cruelty, and efficiency
This guide is based on game versions up to 0.5.6. Future updates may introduce new mechanics, characters, and endings. Always check the game's official Patreon page or update notifier for the latest patch notes.
In traditional fantasy RPGs and literature, the hero party is meant to be the beacon of hope. They are the heroes of legend, destined to vanquish evil and save the world. But what if they aren’t? What if they are arrogant, corrupt, or simply standing in the way of a necessary change?
Don't be afraid to replay sections and make different choices to unlock hidden dialogue branches or character-specific achievements.