Slayer Legend : Idle RPG

# Super cool Idle RPG

# High-quality Retro Pixel RPG

An unknown rift in the dimensions has caused demons to invade our world... The world cries out for a hero, a SLAYER who can bring an end to this chaos. Take up the mantle of a Slayer and safeguard the realm!

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▶ ENDLESS IDLE GAME

Earn plentiful rewards even while AFK!

Just 10 minutes a day is sufficient to traverse the fantastical realms.

▶ RETRO PIXEL INDIE GAME

Embark on your epic RPG journey as you progress through a tale of adventure and combat.

Encounter enchanting Elves and roving Swordsmen on your travels.

▶ DYNAMIC HERO UPGRADE

Ascend in levels, enhance your equipment, and unlock magical abilities.

Formulate your strategies and tactics to bolster your hero by combining elemental skills!

Discover the most potent combinations and optimal strategies for defeating your adversaries.

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Delve into an engrossing Idle clicker RPG adventure suitable for all!

Slayer Legend Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Protect the World

Overview

Introduction

Before we get the meat and bones of Slayer Legend, let’s delve into its detailed parts first. While we can just skip to the finer details of life in the Tips and Tricks section, having an idea as to what is going on in the game allows you to have these tips and tricks better than before.

Of course, Slayer Legend doesn’t need much of an introduction in itself if you have played other Idle RPG titles such as Summoner’s Greed, Legend of Slime, and F Class Adventurer. You’re given your dear Slayer, watch as he demolishes anything sent his way, and you must upgrade him whenever you can.

The familiarity of other titles, however, stops from there. Slayer Legend prides itself, and its fanbase, on leaning towards how the game can still be played even if you don’t pay much real-life currency to it. This means one thing: this game has a matter of skill to it, and it’s up to you to know how you can play it to succeed.

There are barriers in this game that will come up sooner or later that will stop you. But, the reason you will surpass it in the future is with this guide. There are a lot of nuances that this game has to offer to begin with, from more categorical weapons, such as the Soul Weapons, to aides, such as Companions and Spirits.

There is a lot to learn with this game. But for now, we’ll be focusing on the things that you will be stuck with as a beginner (one that this guide assumes). Now that we’ve established this let’s get right into one thing first before we can go to the actual overview of Slayer Legends.

If you’ve noticed, your player does not have a name. They will be named ‘???’ at first. If you attempt to press the following at the top bar of the screen, you will be able to change your character’s name. Quite the harmless tip, though not as helpful as the ones that will be shown here later!

Now then, let’s understand the world around us, Slayer. Let’s start with you.

Slayer

In this world, you are the Slayer. Your task is to hunt down monsters, find out the mysteries that revolve around this world, and get stronger in the process. You climb the ranks of the Slayers and gradually become the best of the best. Of course, there’s more to it than just that.

Similar to other genres of RPGs, you have stats and skills. The former enhances your abilities, whereas skills compensate for what power you have and possibly unleash them tenfold. In this game, everything revolves around you. You are the main damage dealer of the entire team, no one else.

Let’s start first with the basics: Stats.

Stats

In this game of numbers, stats are your numbers. However, as a tradition to Idle RPG games, your stats are defined by your level as well as the amount of gold that you have spent throughout the game. Your current rank in the Slayer world also influences your stats, as well as your Companions… and your Spirits. And anything else, but we’ll go back through that.

Growth Stats

The first is the Growth Stats. These stats are naturally tied to your level. Each time that you level up, you gain 3 stat points which you can use in that tab specifically to increase those attributes. These attributes denote the following, specified in the list below.

• STR (Strength): This stat dictates how hard your Slayer can hit against an enemy. The higher the Strength, the faster you can see your enemy fall with how many hits you can deal with each slash.

• HP (Health Points): In Idle RPG games, there’s no concept of a ‘game over.’ There’s only the matter of a stopgap if you ever get your Health Points down in a matter of seconds. However, you cannot win solo fights or promotions if you can’t keep your health up all the time.

• VIT (HP Regeneration): If there’s HP, there’s regeneration. Vitality is the attribute that defines how much health you can gain back per second. The higher it is, the faster you can get it back in a heartbeat. Of course, you can’t get more HP out of it if you haven’t leveled up your HP more.

• CRI (Critical Hit Damage): If there’s a way to hit hard, then Critical Hits are your way to show off your rage even more. However, compared to other growth stats, this attribute only adds up to how much you can hit even harder when you do a Critical Hit.

• LUK (Luck): While you may think that the chance of hitting a critical hit in this game relies on luck, it does and doesn’t. The Luck growth stat instead revolves around how much money you can gain off of enemies instead of having the ability to land a critical hit consistently. That is another stat entirely.

• ACC (Accuracy): One thing that stands this game out is the concept of accuracy. While you may be inclined to believe that you are entitled to get your hits in this game, you have to earn the right for it. Enemies can dodge your attacks as much as you can. This stat ensures they never escape your wrath, even for a second.

• DODGE: Finally, this unabbreviated stat only belies one thing—your ability to dodge. That involves normal attacks, special attacks, or any other kind of attacks the enemy throws at you. As long as you have this stat, no one will be hitting you in the meantime.

There is also another mechanic later on in the game in the form of Latent Power that allows you to spend Dragon Souls to enhance these stats. They’ll be discussed later on.

Enhancement Stats

There are your stats that are aligned to your level. Some stats act as if you’ve bought something from a shop. Enhancement stats are exactly that—you upgrade your stats by buying them with gold. It’s a concept that is reminiscent of tower defense games, except you’re a mobile tower that can crush anything in its wake with the right amount of money.

The more money you spend, the more power you can gain. That also means that the amount you have to spend also increases exponentially, especially for the ones that can deal a lot more damage to you. However, a unique caveat to this compared to growth stats is that once you reach a certain threshold level, you get more out of a single level spent in gold. The amount you gain is multiplied by a certain modifier, so there is a benefit to spending more on these stats.

These are the following stats that you can enhance with gold:

• ATK (Attack): Similar to the corresponding growth stat, you hit harder by upgrading this stat.

• HP: Again, similar to the one on the growth stat page. The more you spend on this stat, the more hold you get.

• HP Recovery: Similar to VIT, the more you invest your gold in this, the more health you can increase per second.

• CRIT Damage: Now more transparent than its growth stat counterpart in terms of naming, CRIT Damage affects how hard you can hit with your Critical Hits. However, the difference here is that this stat is a percentage attribute rather than a static one. Unlike the previous statistics, there is no unique multiplier that you gain whenever you reach a certain level threshold. The cost of gold increases more exponentially in this stat.

• CRIT %: This stat increases how often you can land your Critical Hits at an opponent. Compared to other stats, this one has a limit to how much you can increase it, ending at Level 1000—where each hit guarantees a Critical Hit. The cost for this is exponential, given how ridiculous a guaranteed Critical Hit can get.

• Death Strike: Unlocked after reaching Level 1000 CRIT %, Death Strike is an improved version of the Critical Hit. The percentage that the following attribute gives multiplies the already absolute damage that a Critical Hit gives, thus allowing both Death Strike and CRIT Damage to stack on one another. This is one of the two high-cost stats in the game.

• Death Strike %: Similarly to its CRIT % counterpart, this stat dictates how many times you can land a Death Strike at any opponent. And like its counterpart, its maximum level is at Level 1000. This is one of the two high-cost stats in the game.

Once you reach a certain level in the game, you can now have the option to buy the stats in multiples of 1, 10, or 100. The multiplied costs are applied immediately for effect.

Promotion Stats

And finally, the last of the stats within the game—Promotions. They act more like ranks in competitive games, except removing the competitive aspect in favor of more power. Promotions only buff two things: Attack and HP. Out of all the stats, these stat ‘multipliers’ define how hard you can hit and survive anything in the game.

There is a long formula to show this, but it is long, and this is a beginner’s guide. All you need to know is that Promotions are the overall multiplier to all multipliers placed in the game. They are your end-all-be-all when it comes to anything that you need regarding damage and survivability.

To promote, you’ll have to ‘challenge’ these ranks to ascend further. There is a recommended level on when you can challenge these ranks. However, the guide will later show you that there’s not much need to do the following if you know what you’re doing.

Slayer Promotion Additional Ability

Not only that, promoting to the next rank gives you the ‘Additional Ability’ tab, which allows you to gain more stats. These stats have the same probability, though they also have a grade similar to that of rarities. Promoting up gives you more options, as well as multipliers, once you unlock all slots for use.