Hero siege руководство

If you’re reading this guide, you’re most likely new to Hero Siege and wish to know everything there is about the game before you begin your epic journey — but on the other hand, you could also be a veteran player who simply wish to refresh your memory — and that’s fine too. This guide is for beginners and veterans alike, as it’s designed to be both detailed and as easy to understand as possible.

Without further notice, let’s get started!

Introduction to Hero Siege 3.0

If you’re coming back from a long break, or if this is the first time you’re playing Hero Siege, it’s important to know that the 3.0 update is a total rewrite of the game, with features that did not exist in older versions. While you’re getting more and more familiar with the game, you might need to ask a question or two about the game, and although you could simply Google it — it’s not recommended.

What is Hero Siege all about?

Hero Siege is a pixel ARPG and compared to other similar titles on the market, it’s truly one of it’s kind. The main goal of your gameplay is about leveling up your class to the max level (which is 100) and obtain gear, which you can later on upgrade to do wormholes (which is the end game) — but we’re gonna cover that in a bit, so don’t worry if it sounds confusing.

How is Hero Siege different from other similar titles?

• It is not built around roguelike elements. There is two roguelike element in the game — relics — but these are optional for gameplay.

• The game is being developed by the studio Panic Art Studios (PAS for short), and the game has 2 main developers, Elias and Jussi, as well as other staff, all active on the community discord.

• It’s cheap — actually much cheaper than other similar titles which goes for over 20 euros each. Hero Siege only costs 6.99 euros, and it often goes on a 75-90% sale on Steam.
• It has an active economy where you can trade with other people.

• It has no pay-to-win aspect. Everything that is needed to reach end-game can be farmed.

In other words, Hero Siege is like a mix between Diablo, Path of Exile and Bindings of Isaac.

Roguelike Elements

Hero Siege does not have many roguelike elements to it, in fact it only has two — relics. This means that you do not lose your character or progress when you die (unless you’re playing in Hardcore mode).

Relics

Relics are items that can be found randomly in the world, dropped from chests, bosses or crafted in town. You lose all of your relics when you die.

Upon collecting a relic, depending on what kind of relic it is, it’s stored in your relic inventory — which holds a maximum of 32 relics. The more relics you have, the less relics you’ll find — and once you’ve hit the limit, you will no longer find relics, and rewards that previously would be relics will now be gold instead.

There are 4 types of relics in the game:

Active/Usable Relics: You can only have one of these relics active at a time, and they’ll appear under your health bar next to the potion button in the HUD. When you press the key bound to usable relics, the relic will do something special.

Orbitable Relics: These relics orbits around the player at all times, either to do damage to nearby enemies or block incoming damage.

Stat Relics: Stat relics will simply give you some extra bonus stats.

On hit/On attack Relics: These relics are often called proc relics, and they do something special whenever you attack or hit an enemy with an attack.

It can be a bit difficult to farm relics as they spawn randomly and have no set spawn location.

Leveling from 1-100

Leveling in Hero Siege can be both a pain and a pleasure at the same time, depending on how you look at it. Compared to previous versions of the game, leveling has actually been improved a lot and no longer requires you to endlessly grind to reach level 100.

When you first start the game, you’ll be placed in the tutorial zone. Read the signs that you find here and kill all the mobs, this will bring you a level or two. When you enter the portal to town, talk to all of the NPCs in town to see if they can give you a few quests.

Going to the zone 1 of act 1 for the first time all you have to do is find the other portal to the next zone, optionally the waypoint as well. To be able to teleport to any zone in Hero Siege, you must first find and activate the waypoint in each zone.

The easiest way to level after that is to just play the game from normal mode to nightmare mode, doing all the levels and beating each difficulty, which means that you have to beat the final boss of act 6, which is Satan, in order to progress into nightmare. You can change difficulty when creating your game, or by using the switch at the zone selector in the town if you’re playing in Local. It’s important not to fight enemies that are more than, or less than 20 levels than you, as you will not gain any experience from them. You should always try to stay within a reasonable level difference of around 5-10 levels, as that grants you the most optimal amount of experience — otherwise you’ll actually end up with less overall experience.

Hero Levels

Hero Levels are like Paragon in Diablo 3. When you’ve hit level 100, all further experience that you get will be added into your hero levels. The experience needed for each level increases for every level you gain. Every 10 Hero levels you gain unlocks a new tier of abilities, where you can chose one out of three options.

Unlocking Nightmare and Hell

Unlocking new difficulties in the game can be done by killing the final boss of Act 6 (Satan). To unlock Nightmare, that is all you have to do, kill Satan in Normal Difficulty. To unlock Hell difficulty, you need to kill All Act bosses before killing Satan. It’s important to note that although there are 7 acts in the game, act 7 is a DLC and is not needed to advance in the game.

What if you get stuck?

If you get stuck while leveling, it’s as easy as going back a few levels and killing enemies of lower levels until you get better gear or get a few more level points to put into your skills. It can be frustrating at times, but it all depends on the class you play as all classes have their own weaknesses and strengths.

What to do after hitting level 100

Good job on hitting that sweet level 100! This is where the real game starts. By now you’ve hopefully unlocked the Hell difficulty and you’re ready to begin farming for Satanics. These items appear with a red name and a red glowing aura around them when they drop on the map, and appear as a red star on your map. These are items with fixed stats that you will use to grind in the end game.

The most important thing to do before attempting to really begin that satanic grind, is getting your mining to 500 and eventually maxing it out. Ores are in high demand and used for crafting of things like relics, gems/jewels and tokens. A good way to prepare you mining skills for the endgame is to level it in the Mt. Fuji mini dungeon on Normal (until 225) and then on Nightmare (until 500).

Basically, these are the things you will do after hitting 100:

• Max out your mining.

• Get a Satanic piece of gear in every slot.

• Upgrade the good satanics to level 10.

• Use re-roll tokens and satanic dice to improve the quality (%) of your gear.

Understanding Satanics

For a full list of all satanics in the game, click here.

Satanics always have fixed stats. This means that end-game builds will use specific satanics that benefit their playstyle, and satanics actually don’t all share the same drop location or drop chance either.

Drop Chances

All satanics in the game are divided into different drop tiers, meaning that some are more common than others.

Drop Locations

Satanics can drop anywhere in the game, with the exceptions being event boss items, and boss sets. New with Season 14 is the addition of Chase Items, which can only drop in certain parts of tarethiel.

Quality in Percentage (Quality %)

The quality listed on a Satanic determines how low/high the stats will be; the higher the quality, the higher the stats. The lowest you can go is 50% when an item is bricked using a satanic dice; an action that is irreversible. The lowest quality you can actually drop however, is 60%, and the highest is 110% (Pristine+). 100% quality items are often referred to as Pristine. The quality of an item can be changed by using a Re-roll Token.

Item Level

The item level on satanics is always fixed and can not be modified and is only for visual purposes, they don’t actually do anything on satanics.

Satanic Levels

Not to be confused with the item level, satanic levels go from 1 to 10. Every satanic drops at level 1/10, and you can increase the level with Upgrade Tokens, which can be crafted with specific ore found in the world, or with rubies. Each level increases the base value of every stat, meaning that level 10 items will be x2.5 stronger than level 1 items, regardless of quality.

Farming Satanics

There are a few ways to farm satanics, but there’s one factor they all have in common; mob density and clear speed.

Magic Find VS Clear Speed

Magic Find Increases the chance of finding good satanics, and clear speed makes you have more chances at finding satanics, so you want to balance the two to a point where you can effectively farm while having high Magic Find.

Farming in Nightmare

Before venturing into Hell, especially on Hardcore, It is a good idea to farm some low tier satanics, as well as mythics, in Nightmare. Only C tier Satanics can drop in Nightmare.

Farming in Hell

Welcome to the beginning of the end game. As you’re starting out in hell, a good way to get your first Satanics is to mine ruby ore and either craft random/specific satanics, or sell the ore for rubies to buy the pieces you need.

There are multiple ways to farm for Satanics and Chase items:

• Boss dungeons: Farming the act bosses is the way to go if you want to hunt the super expensive heroic items. Refer to the heroic drop table in order to decide which one you want to farm. Team up with others to farm multiple ones at in short succession.
• Specific or all Acts. The more popular farming spots are the following:
  • «1-2»: great exp, great loot quantity, bad heroics (maggots spawn more monsters on death)
  • «2-4»: many rifts, good heroics
  • «2-5»: many mining veins, good heroics
  • «3-2»: many rifts, many mining veins, decent heroics
  • «3-3»: many rifts, many mining veins, decent heroics
  • «3-4»: good exp, many mining veins, decent heroics
  • «3-5»: good exp, many mining veins, decent heroics
  • «4-5»: many mining veins, decent heroics
  • «5-3»: many rifts, decent heroics
• Chaos Towers (often referred to as CT)
• Key Dungeons: Key Dungeons have special rewards such as tokens, runes, keys and chaos shrine. On top of that they have a way better heroic loot table than the normal zones. The keys to open the dungeons on hell drop randomly from monsters and chaos shrines.
• Uber Bosses: Hunting for exclusive boss items can be a great farming strategy as well if you are able to defeat them (monster level 1000).

A combination of these is usually the best way to get started.

Talents

Talents are what abilities are called in this game, whether it be an active talent which you can press on your action bar, or a passive talent that is always active, or a proc talent that has a chance to activate when you do a certain thing. The deciding factor for the damage of your talents is the element it has been assigned with.

In this picture, we can see what the element it has by looking at the text in the middle right of it, surrounded by brackets. In this talent, the damage is increased by Cold. This means that the cold element is what gives it more damage, but you also need to understand that the number of points affects how much it scales. A talent with 20 base points spent will be gaining 100% of the elemental value, while a talent with 10 base points will be gaining around 50% of it — meaning that for each base point spent into an ability, the more damage from the element it’s going to get.

We can also see the synergy of the talent at the bottom left of the image. Most of the time you’re going to see either Energy, Strength or Stamina in that place. But some talents also have a second parameter: Weapon Damage. These synergies scale off of these primary attributes, giving you a small percentage of them as bonus damage to the skill.

Active Talents

These are the talents you can activate and that have a cooldown, located in your action bar at the bottom left of your screen, as seen below.

Every active talent in the game share a global cooldown of 0.5 seconds, meaning that you can’t spam all talents at the same time, and that their cooldown can never go below 0.5s regardless of how much Cooldown Reduction you stack.

Passives/Auras

These are the talents that provide you with a constant buff, and auras also provide your teammates with the same buff as long as they are within its range.

Procs

These are the talents that have a small chance to activate when you do a certain task. For example, reading the description of a talent can tell you it has a chance to proc when attacking, this means that it as X% chance to activate when you hold down the attack button. For these kind of talents, attack speed is what usually makes them proc more, and thus make them better.

Primary Stats

The primary stats in the game are:

• Energy: Increases your max mana pool.
• Strength: Increases your base attack damage.
• Stamina: Increases your max health.
• Armor: Increases your Damage Reduction

Elemental Damage

Elemental Damage is what boosts all of your damage output in the game, specific or generic.
There are currently 7 elements you can use: Wind, Cold, Fire, Poison, Lightning, Physical, Magic, Elemental.

• Physical Damage increases the damage of your physical based attacks and abilities.
• Magic Damage increases the damage of your magic based attacks and abilities.
• Wind Damage increases the damage of your Wind based attacks and abilities.
• Cold Damage increases the damage of your cold based attacks and abilities.
• Fire Damage increases the damage of your fire based attacks and abilities.
• Poison Damage increases the damage of your poison based attacks and abilities.
• Lightning Damage increases the damage of your lightning based attacks and abilities.
• Elemental Damage increases damage done by all elements (Including Physical).

Equipment

Equipment is how you become stronger. You find them by killing enemies in the game, by crafting them and by trading them with other people.

There are 8 equipment slots you can use in the game:

• Amulet
• Helmet
• Weapon
• Chest
• Shield
• Gloves
• Boots
• Charm
• Rings
• Belts
• Potions

There are also 9 (8 if you don’t count set items as their own quality/tier) item qualities, or tiers, in the game, listed from the most common to the least common:

• Common
• Superior
• Rare
• Legendary
• Mythic
• Runeword
• Satanic
• Set Items
• Chase
• Angelic

All items up to Legendary quality have random stats when they drop. It is impossible to farm for a specific Mythic or Legendary to help you reach higher difficulties. You’ll have to rely on pure luck of getting the stats you need, and the amount each stat provides increases with each quality.

Angelics

Angelic items are the rarest items in the game, but their power fluctuates a lot. Some of them are better than any satanic, while some other angelics are worse than most satanics.

Runewords

Runewords varies in power depending on which runes are used. They are crafted by inserting specific runes into a common item. More on runewords can be found in Runewords

Crafting, Sockets, Runes and Gems

You can craft by going to the NPC Torstein Néel in any town.

Crafting is another way of obtaining gear in the game. By getting legendary or mythic drops, you can sell those for dust, which you can use to craft more legendaries and mythics. The same can be done with rares, which you purchase with gold — and legendaries can also be crafted with gold, although it’s a lot for a new player.

Sockets

Sockets can hold gems and runes, which will increase a specific stat or element. Almost every item has sockets, and can also be found on non-satanics. The amount of sockets on most satanics are random, while Chase and boss items/sets have a fixed amount

Gems

Gems can be found in levels randomly, and at the blacksmith you can combine smaller gems into more powerful, larger gems. They will boost a certain element of yours by a flat amount.

Runes

Runes can be found randomly in levels or traded from other players. They will boost a specific stat by a percentage, and also by smaller amounts depending on the stat. Depending on the build, runes can have a huge impact, but also no impact at all. It’s up to you how you wish to build your class.

Removing Gems and Runes

You can remove socketed gems and runes by going to the blacksmith and choose to sell your items. There will be an option to remove all runes, but this will delete them from your item and you will not get them back.

Mining

For a detailed guide about mining, click here.

Trading

Most Trading is done in the in-game market, where the trades are listed in Rubies.

You can trade with other people in the game outside the market by holding TAB and right clicking the player and choosing “Trade”.
When trading, it’s extremely important to pay attention to what’s happening on your screen. Some shady people will try to give you gold instead of rubies when trading, and players don’t usually notice this until it’s too late. It’s also important to make sure you’re not being given a bricked item (a 50% quality item), as those are ruined and you can never improve it further.

Each player has to accept the trade twice after putting their items in. Afterwards it’s also a good idea to vote reset to make sure the server saves the transaction, or you risk losing your items.

Currency

There are currently two main currencies in the game:

• Rubies
• Jade Ore

Rubies: Can be dropped from enemies, bosses and found in the world in chests. This is the primary currency and is used to trade for gear from other players.

Jade Ore: This is a new currency that some people use to trade with instead. Jade ore is used to craft specific items to upgrade your items further. It can be found in Ruby Veins with a slight chance.

Seasons

Just like in most other ARPGs, Hero Siege has seasons. This means that during a season, you can choose to create a seasonal character, you get the chance to compete with other seasonal players on the leaderboard.

A season usually lasts 3 months, and when a new season starts your old seasonal characters will be converted into non-seasonal characters and you’ll have to begin from scratch again.

It’s also important to note that seasonal can only play with other seasonal players, which also applies to softcore, hardcore and non-seasonal players. Hardcore players can not play with softcore players, and so on.

Reaching the top 35 of the leaderboards of a season will award you with unique cosmetics.

What is the End-Game like?

The end-game in Hero Siege is to min-max your items until they can’t get any better; by upgrading them to level 10 and 115% quality, which is a lengty process. After that you’ll need to do Wormholes so you can get a seasonal leaderboard placement for your class.

Wormholes

A wormhole can only be opened in Hell difficulty, by going to the NPC in the top left corner of Town of Inoya.

When opening a wormhole for the first time, it will be a level 1 wormhole, which means that the mob level will be around 140. Every additional wormhole level increases the mob level slightly. The point of a wormhole is to kill all enemies before the timer (the blue bar at the top of the screen) runs out.

At the end of a wormhole, you’ll be summoning a powerful boss (which includes bosses that are harder and unique to wormholes) that you have to kill. When the boss is killed, and if you killed all enemies before the timer ran out, a red button will appear. Clicking this button will advance your wormhole progression by +1 level, however, if you don’t complete it in time no button will spawn and it will all be for nothing.

Leaderboards (Seasonal Characters only)

When you complete a wormhole, that wormhole level will be added to the leaderboard for the class you were playing at the time. If you completed wormhole 3, this will be visible on the leaderboard for your class and you’ll be given a rank depending on how many others have completed higher levels than you. Your wormhole level is unique to your character, so if you create a new class or a new character but with the same class again, your wormhole level will be 1.

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Viking/Викинг

Pyromancer/Поджигатель

Marksman/Меткий стрелок

Nomad/Кочевник

Redneck/Деревенщина

Pirate/Пират

Necromancer/Неромант

Герои (продолжение)

Samurai/Самурай

Paladin/Паладин

Amazon/Амазонка

Статы

Камни

Миньёны

Золото и сундуки

Золото

Сундуки

Зелья

Акты и волны

Дополнительные подземелья

Квесты

Артефакты/Реликвии

DLC

Welcome to my Hero Siege beginner’s guide. Throughout this guide, I will introduce you to all the key concepts that will help you progress through the game and understand your objectives.

If you have ever played a game in the Diablo series before, this 2D, top-down hack-and-slash will be very familiar to you.

Hero Siege is filled with bosses with affixes and abilities, tons of enemies, and loot to help you progress further than other players in a leaderboard.

Hero Selection

In your hero selection screen, all playable heroes are displayed here, including open slots for new heroes to be created,

If the hero has a yellow border around it, that means it has been created within the current season and will contest for leaderboards amongst other players by gaining wormhole levels.

An example of the leaderboard table is displayed in the image below.

Once you have created your character, you will enter the lobby, where you can view the global chat, trade chat and guild chat.

To start playing, click create game. For a brand new character, you can only select normal mode. You must beat a difficulty to unlock the next.

You do, however, have the option to increase the level of your selected difficulty which will make the enemies tougher, but increase your rewards and experience.

If you want to gain experience quickly, you need to find a difficulty balance. The difficulty needs to be as high as possible, but you also want to continuously move around the map so that you are killing monsters quickly and progressing through the story.

As you are creating the game, you can choose to enter a password so that nobody can join your game, or you can ignore the password which will allow other players to freely join your game at will.

River of Inoya (Tutorial Level)

You will instantly be dropped in the River of Inoya, which will have a weapon for you to collect and sign posts telling you how to play the game. Follow the linear path and read the sign posts, then you will quickly learn how to play the game.

Hero Siege is both Mouse + Keyboard, and Controller friendly, so choose the control you feel most comfortable playing with.

However, later in the game when you start trading and using your mailbox, you will highly benefit using a mouse and keyboard for these activities.

Talents

You will gain 1 talent point to spend on a new character, You gain a talent point each and every level.

When you hover over a talent, the tooltip will provide information on the ability:

• How much damage the ability will deal
• Whether it is [Active] or [Passive]
• The Cooldown of the Active ability or Proc chance of the passive ability
• Icons in the top left to showcase whether the talent benefits from strength, energy or both

Each row of talent points requires you to spend at least 1 talent in the previous row and also reach a level requirement.

The talents generally become stronger as you go further down the rows.

• Row 1: Level 1
• Row 2: Level 12
• Row 3: Level 24
• Row 4: Level 36
• Row 5: Level 48

Do not hesitate the reset your talents and put more points into abilities you use more often, especially in the earlier levels when resetting your talent points is free.

Control Configuration

This section is important for you to feel comfortable while you play. Heed my advice here carefully.

Each talent will be bound to its own key.

As you gain more levels and gear, you can fall into a position where you are constantly spamming your skills while you move.

To make casting easier, you can simply hold down the talent key and the skill will cast again when it is off cooldown.

To make this even easier, you can map every skill to the same button in the controls menu if it suits your playstyle.

Like playing a racing game, you can hold down a single button and it will cast all your skills on cooldown constantly in order from left to right with a small global cooldown in between before casting the next skill.

If you tap the single skill button, it will only cast the first skill. If that skill comes off cooldown and you tap the skill button again, it will once again only cast the first skill.

Hero Stats

On the left side of the screen on the talents page, you can see all the stats you can view every available stat your hero has, for every damage type to every resistance to the elements.

As you start playing the game, you do not need to worry about these stats much, just ensure that you are always equipping better gear as you progress throughout the game and make sure you know whether your character needs energy or strength as a primary stat.

Notable useful stats early game:

• Strength/Energy for damage
• Exp gain to reach the next level faster
• Speed for navigating around the map quickly
• +All talents for a huge damage boost to your abilities
• All Stats for damage and survivability

Dropped Items

As you kill enemies, items may drop on the floor, from gear, to gold/rubies, or health and mana orbs.

If you pick up an item in a slot that you do not have equipped, you will equip it automatically as you pick it up.

Items are dropped in a variety of tiers in this order:

1. Common
2. Superior
3. Rare
4. Legendary
5. Mythic
6. Satanic (Nightmare or Hell Difficulty)
7. Set
8. Heroic
9. Angelic

Loot Filtering

Common items are very weak and are easily replaced. You should be able to quickly find a full set of Rare pieces while killing enemies to give you a good head start into the game.

If you find that you are seeing too many undesirable pieces drop as you are killing enemies and you would not like the drops to show on the floor, you can change your ingame setting in the menu to stop them from showing.

As well as this, you can also filter the number of sockets that you would like to drop from Common items, which will be useful for crafting Runewords.

Runewords (Strong Common Items)

Runewords are very strong items that can be crafted from base Common items that have been slotted with the correct runes.

If you go to the main menu and select journal, you will be presented with the Runewords menu. Here there is a huge catalog of common items that can be made significantly stronger.

To create a runeword, you must have the correct type of common item which you can see in the tooltip for Scholar (Cap, War Hat, Shako), and you must slot it with the correct runes (Wei, Ye, Xeo).

This means that the base common item you use for Scholar must have 3 rune slots.

Quickstep on the other hand uses any type of common boot which has 2 rune slots for Xeo and Qi runes.

All Runewords require your character to be level 100 to use, with 2 exceptions:

• Scholar
• Quickstep

These can be used from level 1, which is very powerful for a new character, as long as you have the necessary items to craft it.

I have highlighted these in the green square border.

Quests

As you progress through the game, you will have quests that are completely optional (until you reach the Gates of Valhalla – Act 8).

Quests can tell you to defeat certain bosses, collect items in a zone, release prisoners, destroy portals, and many different variations. They are displayed on the far right side of the screen.

There are quests in every zone of the game, but you must complete all the quests in the previous Act (always ending with killing the Act’s boss) before you can unlock quests in the next Act.

Your very first quest is to kill Captain Bonesword before reaching the Town of Inoya.

Talk to the Mayor, who will tell you to talk to the rest of the NPCs before you make your way to the first zone.

One of the NPCs you speak to will teach you about mining, which I will disclose in the next section.

Mining

Mining is a skill in Hero Siege that allows you to gather ore.

To successfully collect the ore, you must wait for the outer circle to shrink inside the green circle then press your action button (F on the keyboard by default).

Most ores are either used to craft items or relics at the blacksmith.

Jade Ore is used to craft Upgrade tokens, re-roll tokens, ability tokens or satanic dice.

Jewelcrafting (Act 4)

Once you reach Act 4, you will receive a quest from the jewel crafter to prospect ore at his station.

Do not get confused by the quest, you do not need to find a copper ore vein to prospect ore as you would in Old School Runescape,

Jewelcrafting allows you to socket your items with powerful gems to greatly enhance your hero’s power.

This spreadsheet will show you all the effects of each type of gem.

NOTE – You can only have 1 of each Unique gem equipped on your character.

They give you:

• 800 Elemental Damage
• 5% All Stats
• +2 All Talents
• 10% Attack Speed

You will need a lot of ore to keep your character fully equipped with gems, so it is important to keep mining any time you find ores.

Once you have placed a gem in an item, you cannot retrieve it back, so I would only recommend using it on high-quality satanic gear during the end game, where you will not replace that piece of gear for a long time.

Act Zones

As you enter a zone, you will be placed at the zone’s portal.

The minimap will display a lot of very useful information for you to keep track of while you play, so you know where points of interest are from outside your field of view.

During your first run-through of the game, the goal is to find the portal to the next zone, which will eventually lead you to the boss level, then to the next act.

The portal to the next act, or in other cases the next level of a dungeon is indicated by the red swirl on the minimap.

When selecting a zone to play in the current town you are in, you must find and unlock the waypoint in that zone first.

If you are the kind of player that wants to race to the end of the game as quickly as possible, it would be wise to unlock a few of these waypoints across the way, especially before bosses so that you do not have to travel from the most recently unlocked waypoint.

As you progress through zones, the monster level will increase. You can see the monster level at any time just under the minimap. It is important to never fight enemies 20 levels above or below your current hero level so that you always gain experience from the enemies.

Every zone is randomly generated while keeping to its theme, most share similar features that you can randomly come across such as:

• Dungeons
• Unstable Rifts
• Chaos Towers
• Eternal Battlefields
• Small Puzzles for Keys/Relics

Just to name a few.

There are a lot of different activities that are randomly generated throughout each zone, so I suggest you simply play the game and enjoy what Hero Sege has to offer.

Dungeons

Dungeons usually contain a dense/compact number of enemies to defeat, which can be a great source of experience.

The layout is the same every time you enter each unique dungeon.

You may also find relics or may ore deposits in dungeons, so make sure to fully explore them and understand what they contain, so you can farm them for the resources you require.

As an example, you will always find 2 ore deposits in the Rat Den, therefore it can be a great way to farm ore.

Each dungeon is specific to an act, so you will only find the Rat Den in Outskirts of Inoya, but it may not appear every time you enter the map as part of the game’s randomly generated mechanic throughout Hero Siege.

Unstable Rifts

Unstable Rifts can contain an array of different locations that you are teleported to once you enter them.

They are always surrounded by a chasm, so make sure you jump appropriately so you can enter the rift island, or have a flight relic (or be a Demonspawn).

Most commonly, you will enter the Unstable Rifts Room which consists of 5 waves of enemies. Here you will span in the center of the room and enemies will spawn from 4 directions towards the center.

While leveling, this is a fantastic source of experience as you will have to defeat a lot of enemies in a short span of time. Just make sure that you don’t die and try to constantly keep moving!

Throughout the earlier level, you can earn up to 3 levels by completing one unstable rift room!

For a list of the different combinations of locations you can teleport to, follow this link.

Rare Drops

As you defeat enemies, you have a chance of dropping rare Legendary and Mythic gear. The chance this gear will drop will increase as you unlock nightmare mode with the potential of dropping Satanic gear.

As you will be collecting a lot of loot throughout your journey, you can waste a lot of time looking through the menu, trying to decide what is best for your current hero’s build.

While you are leveling, my general rule of thumb is if enemies are dying rapidly and you have a decent amount of exp gain on your items already, continue to non-stop grind until your inventory is full, then go back to town, equip, and sell.

When comparing stats, try not to look at the comparable green and red arrows that dictate the power, health and defense of an item, as it is not usually accurate to your character’s needs.

Carefully look at which stats you are gaining and losing. In the image above, my hero will gain a bit of physical damage, but I will lose a lot of defenses that help me survive.

Conclusion

This guide generally outlines everything you need to know to get started with Hero Siege.

Once you are level 100 and reach the end game, firstly, congratulations for maxing out your character!

Now, this is only the start of the end game. You need to understand how to get better gear in order to increase your damage and survivability so you have a chance at ranking on the leaderboards.

As a loot game, luck is required to drop the gear that you require.

You will now need to learn about:

• Angelic & Biofrost Keys for access to better gear
• Completing Chaos Towers
• Efficient Hell Mode Level 5 farming
• Tier sets

All of which will make your character incredibly powerful!

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A complete walkthrough and Introduction of game’s mechanisms, UI, NPCs, and simply all you need as a Newbie, to start mastering the game.

Playing Online

Registering

To play online you have to create a PAS account. You will need an email, username and password.

Making a Character

Choose a Class / Hero

Click on a hero to read their special talent at top of the screen, write a name, choose if you want to play Hardcore or Seasonal or Non-season and click Enter to start your game.

Notes

• Hardcore: Character will remain dead if it dies and you will need to create another character to continue playing. 
• Seasonal: Go with game’s latest updates and receive rewards at end of each season if you were ranked. After each season a lot of things about the game changes and you can’t carry any progress from previous season to the next one (this is the most popluar and recomended game mode). 
• Non-season: After end of each season, your character doesn’t get deleted, instead it becomes a non-season character that you can play anytime to either test stuff, earn achievements or pass time. 

Shop

After clicking on the character you made, you can see the “Shop” button on purple. This is where you customize your character’s Hat, Skin, Minion, HUD, Name Color, Companion, and Season Reward.

Lobbies and Servers

• You can’t join rooms that use P2P connection (don’t have “PAS” icon behind room name).
• You choose the difficulty of the game when creating the lobby. You are forced to play Normal difficulty first, Nightmare, Hell and then Inferno. Joining a difficulty that you didn’t unlock yet is not possible.
• Choose if you want to connect through the 6510 (P2P) port and play with zero ping (recomended for solo), or through official PAS servers (recomended for group plays).
• At top-center of the screen you can choose the region. It doesn’t affect much and isn’t mandatory or premanet to change it. It makes it easy to find other people.

Rules and Notes

There are “General” , “Trade” , and “Guild” chat tabs. Try using each one for their purpose.

Account sharing is not allowed, so keep your account close to your chest.

Cheating for any reason is not allowed. Taking cheated items or currency can also get you banned.

Real life tradng is not allowed. Rubies (rec crystals in-game), and sometimes in-game gold and items are the trading currency used.

To report players for cheating, other reasons, right click on their name and click “Inspect” and note their “ID”. Visit official HS discord to do report.

In-Game, UI

River of Inoya

This is the first stage of the game, which is the tutorial. Read sings while progressing through the river to learn how to attack, jump, collect loot and manage your inventory.

Town of Inoya

This is the main tower and camp of the game.

Acts and Zones

You can select the next map to play using the portal in the middle of town. Simply walk to the blinking blue light circle at middle, and click F.

Note

The final act that is locked it a DLC that called “Wrath of Mevius” that you can purchase. If you completed lastest map you could, exit the room and make another one selecting the higher difficulty.

NPCs

Those that are not mentioned here are probably useless.

Dr.Tinker Dink

Later (at inferno difficulty) you will have access to Wormhole Portal which are unlimited!? ladder maps with increasing difficulties that determine your rank at leaderboard. This NPC is the guy for that! give him a Wormhole key and he will open the portal for you.

Um

You have a chance to receive specific loots from specific bosses, giving all 4 of them to this NPC will take you to a special map:

• Gurag’s Heart: by killing Gurag at King’s Garden
• Death’s Sigil: by killing Greap Reaper at The Glacial Trail
• Anibus Ankh: by killing Anibus at The Pyramid Level 2
• Damien’s Eye: by killing Damien at The Devil’s Breach

Magister Kujala

You can buy Mystery Chests from him for 900 rubies each. They have a chance to unlock a hat or drop: Wormhole key, Runes, Relics, Items, Gems, Keys, and Rubies.

Torstein Neel

AKA Vendor / Blacksmith is your shopkeeper NPC. Using this NPC you can:

• Sell Items
• Clear Item Sockets
• Craft Wormhole Keys
• Merge Legendary Powders to Mythic
• Craft Keys
• Craft Items
• Upgrade Gems

Gar Nor

You can lock your EXP bar from progressing here. Also test how much damage you deal. To test your damage, Speak with NPC and click “Test Damage Per Second” and you will see numbers floating above him; let him finish counting and do your best to that dummy target untill the countdown above it is finished. You will see your DPS above the dummy when it’s calculated.

Special Dungeons

There some special dungeons at some maps. When you find them you need to get closer to their enterance and click F to enter. There can be only one of these at each map and they don’t spawn more than one at once. And they only have a chance to spawn, meaning you will not find them all the time.

Note

Relics can be accessed by pressing ESC.

Options

Ability Casting Controlls

You can map all your active skills to a single button; for example “Space” button from [Option’s -> Controlls] or you can have any of them in separate buttons, depensing on your playing style.

Mentioned controlls: Skill 1, 2, 3, 4.

Too Many Items?

While in-game, (hosted or joined a lobby) go to Options, In-game, and select the minimum rarity of items that you want to see dropped from killed mobs. If you select “Satanic” for example, you will no longer see lower quality items dropped.

Notes

• This option is simply a UI filter and doesn’t affect item drop chances.
• There is a DLC to purchase that increases your Stash and Inventory capacity.

Abbreviations

These are meanings of some short terms that are used often in this game:

• PAS: Panic Art Studios (The game’s developers)
• HS: Hero Siege
• P2P: Peer to Peer
• WTS: Want to Sell
• WTB: Want to Buy
• WTT: Want to Trade
• C/O: Current Offer
• B/O: Buyout
• TP: Town Portal
• Town: Maps that include no mobs, these are camps that provide stash and NPC.
• Zone: Every Map/Level with mobs is called a Zone.
• Act: Every 6 Maps together called an Act (A Town, 4 Zones and final Zone with boss).