Chapter 784
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Thank you, readers, for your valuable opinions on the major flaws in Ashtray's Hero Legion.
Chapter 22 of the book, Hero Legion, officially introduced the setting of the relationship between the main commander and the secondary hero. Of course, this was also Ashtray's original setting for Heroes of Might and Magic, a game that was already very well designed. This setting basically revolved around Dafei, a general who focused on attacking and defending, but Ashtray still neglected the setting of the secondary hero for magic-type players.
Now, Ashtray had rewritten Chapter 22, and the content was excerpted as follows:
“。。。 Therefore, the basic point of forming a legion is that the secondary hero must complement the main hero's abilities. A warrior-type main hero with high attack and defense would obviously need to recruit a magic-type secondary hero. A magic-type hero with low attack and defense would need to recruit a warrior-type secondary hero with high attack and defense.
At the same time, players can also appoint a secondary hero with high attack and defense attributes as the main commander. This way, the attack and defense skill bonuses of the entire army would be based on the secondary hero as the main commander. This way, magic-type players only need to focus on training an attack-type secondary hero. In fact, magic-type players would appoint secondary heroes as the main commander … "
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