Still the lv5 Queen, giving Lucretia additional stat boosts for any stat she has, is effective. (Big credit to Bok, Tru7h, and Aimb for the work they put into this area) There is no particular order and I’d do these engravings based on which heroes you have built, and use the engravings to boost those carries who are struggling the most if looking towards campaign viability.

These are the heroes that should be your first options and generally the safest investments. At that point, you can do E80 Lucretia or E80 Ainz.

Why there is no E80 on this list? E80s are very expensive and should be reserved for whales only.

Thoran’s engraves can be taken to E60 if the focus is PvP.

Both lists combined depict the optimal breakpoints for every hero’s engraving and how much these engravings affect their place in the current meta landscape. Having a hero lower than the optimal breakpoint is not an issue either.

What is this second list for? The second list merely shows the minimal optimal breakpoints for each hero’s engravings.

These should be the only ones invested into for PvE. Thoran: He has a Major Glyph with Attack and Accuracy, and a Minor Glyph with Accuracy and Crit. Morael: Are her engraves worth it for PvP? Yes, they are, but she plays a much more important role and thus placed accordingly. This benefits Mortas more due to his passive, Greed.

This only increases the frequency of normal attacks. Mortas: Instead of getting Haste, he receives Attack Speed. Prince of Persia: Gets Life Leech from his engraves, which play a big role in keeping him alive for campaign stages. It also increases her damage by a good margin. This mitigation stacks with other clouds.Īlna: More HP and Defense is crucial for Alna to surive longer, and thus proc more immunities. Silas: At E60, his gas clouds give 10% Damage Mitigation. Boss: These include Abyssal Expedition bosses and Twisted Realm bosses.Their engraves merely add more stats to their already broken kits. Mediocre PvE & PvP: These heroes all have very good base kits.PvE & PvP Niche: These tiers list heroes who have decent engraves but still don’t perform as well compared to heroes in the top tiers.They are listed based on how much haste from their engraves impacts them.

These are also the heroes, who benefit most from haste.

Haste Tiers: These heroes perform all their meaningful abilities with high amounts of Haste.

I Furthermore, raising a hero’s Ascension Tier allows for additional ability effects to be unlocked.Īfter reaching an Eternal Engraving level of 80, heroes shall be able to acquire the special ability in the Arena of Heroes, Legends’ Challenger Tournament and Legends’ Championship etc. Raising the Eternal Engraving level allows for abilities to be unlocked. The Eternal Engraving level is the sum of all Glyphs combined. Enhancing Glyphs that are already active will not be affected by this order. Glyphs on the Eternal Engraving Monolith must be activated in a specific order. Players can consume Elemental Shards or Elemental Cores to raise the levels of Glyphs to strengthen their hero’s attributes and reveal more of the Eternal Engraving monolith. The Eternal Engravings are based on each hero’s class and faction, and will vary between heroes.Įternal Engraving monoliths are composed of 3 Major Glyphs and 5 Minor Glyphs. Where to find “Eternal Engravings” resources?Įach hero has their own exclusive Eternal Engravings monolith. This feature provides a direct boost in stats and at specific breakpoints of 30, 60, and 80 provides skill or stat jumps. The resources for these investments are rather hard to obtain so these choices must be made cautiously.

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