Unison League - Multiplayer MMORPG Battles

GAME FEATURES

- Real Time Co-Op Quests

Steamroll any ugly monsters or other players that get in your way with up to 4 friends at a time!

- Fully Customizable Appearance

Dress to impress and create a unique combination of face, hair, and gear to make your mark on the world! None will forget the heroic deeds of Bananaface.

- Intense Guild Battles

Epic guild battles allow for teams of up to 10 players to duke it out in real time! Strategize and dominate!

- Stunning Unison Attacks

Coordinate with your guildies to unleash eye-popping Unison Attacks that will have your enemies crying in fear!

- And Much More!

- Customizable room that your friends can check out and visit!

- Collect and upgrade gear!

- Learn new abilities to unleash in battle!

- And more!

Weapon Gear Types

Weapon Gear has ten types: Sword, Axe, Lance, Scythe, Bow, Gun, Staff, Charm, Book, and Relic Type Weapon Gear.

Sword and Axe Type Gear are the ideal equipment for Soldiers, as some of their Class Traits amplify certain Abilities and boost the stats for this Type of Gear. Swords and Axes tend to lean towards ATK more than MATK. For the Extra Classes, Swords are the ideal equipment for Rooks, while Axes are the ideal equipment for Berserkers. 

Lance and Scythe Type Gear are the ideal equipment for Lancers, as some of their Class Traits amplify certain Abilities and boost the stats for this Type of Gear. Lances and Scythes have the most ATK while having little MATK among other Weapon Types. For the Extra Classes, Lances are the ideal equipment for Treasure Hunters, while Scythes are the ideal equipment for Berserkers.

Bow and Gun Type Gear are the ideal equipment for Archers, as some of their Class Traits amplify certain Abilities and boost the stats for this Type of Gear. Most Bows and Guns have a balance between ATK and MATK. For the Extra Classes, Bows are the ideal equipment for Treasure Hunters, while Guns are the ideal equipment for Berserkers.

Staff and Charm Type Gear are the ideal equipment for Mages, as some of their Class Traits amplify certain Abilities and boost the stats for this Type of Gear. Staves have the most MATK while having little ATK among other Weapon Types. For the Extra Classes, Staves are the ideal equipment for Berserkers and Treasure Hunters.

Book and Relic Type Gear are the ideal equipment for Clerics, as some of their Class Traits amplify certain Abilities and boost the stats for this Type of Gear. Books and Relics tend to lean towards MATK more than ATK. For the Extra Classes, Books are the ideal equipment for Rooks, while Relics are the ideal equipment for Berserkers.

Unison League Guide for Beginners

1. Classes.

When you start out in Unison League you will have your choice between five different types of character classes in each with additional advanced classes unlocked later on through game play.

    Soldier – A sword and Axe wielding tank class.

    Lancer – A Lance and Scythe physical damage class.

    Archer – A Bow and Guns physical and magical damage ranged class.

    Cleric – A Book and Relic using Healer / Buffing class.

    Mage – A Staff and Charms Magical damage class.

Try to stick with one class when you first start out. I know it will be tempting to switch around (It’s free to change classes) but you want to work on forging the rings for your specific class and it requires a lot of proficiency points, so you may not be able to master them all.

So try to stick with your first class until you’ve mastered it, then switch to something else or make an alternate account if you want to explore different class types. But if you really can’t help yourself you can find the class changing option under the Gear menu or alternatively make a new account to see if the other classes suit you.

2. Be Social!

Try to find an active guild within Unison League, this will help you out in completing missions in the long run and make the game more fun with the social aspect of a guild. So not only will you benefit from the bonuses of being in an active guild you will have people to talk to while you play the game. You will want to add and accept friend request as they will help you get Friend Points and help you on expeditions.

3. Questing, Gems, Missions.

There are several forms of questing. Main Quest, Sub Quest and Event quest. The main quest follow the story line of the character. Questing is done in waves, with the final wave having a boss battle. While in a quest you have the option to do the battle yourself or to allow the CPU to auto play your character which is handy when you’re just grinding out XP. Occasionally when you’re doing quest you will get paired up with other players doing the same quest. When you complete a quest you will gain Gold, Proficiency, XP and items. You will also have the option to add any player as a friend and to vote for a MVP. MVPs receive additional Friend Points (No, you can’t vote for yourself!)

Sub quest are side story lines, and event quest are quest that happen at certain times both unrelated to the main story line quest.

Gems are used to buy things from the shop. You can earn gems by just playing the game, you will find a lot of them through achievements, either doing certain task or quest so make sure you check your achievements menu and collect all of your gems. You can use your gems in the Spawn menu on Gem Spawns. For a certain amount of gems, you can spawn gear. This is great starting out and can lead to some really useful gear early on in the game.

Gems can also be used for expanding your inventory, expanding your gear locker, quest keys, restoring AP, quest boost and reviving. So while its useful to use a few on the beginning gem spawn for starter gear try to keep some on hand for later in the game.

Expeditions are a time based mission for your pet that allow you to send it on a mission which will be for several hours, when it comes back it will have various free items for you to use. Try to use this as often as you can, even if you’re not playing the game actively, it’s a great way to fill your inventory up.

4. Equipment.

Equipment ranges from your weapon, armor and Unison summon. You can have one main equipment piece which functions as your appearance slot unless you change it in the cosmetic menu and up to 4 sub equipment slots which are used to boost your damage or defense stats but don’t visually show up. Certain pieces have a “Cost”. You are required to allot cost to put on more powerful pieces of gear.

Augmenting and Reforging.

In Unison League you can level up your gear through Augmenting. By using 5 items as material and some gold you will increase the level of the item you’re augmenting. Augmenting an item increases its level and its damage. You will have plenty of material to sacrifice to level gear and its a great way to increase your overall damage.

Reforging upgrades your gear / weapon to the next rarity level but you can only do it when that piece of gear is at its current max level. On top of that you will need the required reforging materials to reforge your piece of gear.

General tips.

    Stick with one class until you master it.

    Use your gems on beginner gem spawns for quick gear.

    Accept friend invites! Friends can use your character in expeditions and get you points and you can join their quest in progress.

    Always keep your gear leveled up through Augmentation.

    Do expeditions whenever you can.

Tips about Skillsets and Skill paths

Passive Skills

Each class and its respective skill path unlocks various passive skills that can be used whenever you are that class. Oftentimes, a passive skill boosts Ability Power or a stat whenever a specific kind of weapon is equipped as your main weapon.

Abilities

Abilities are the active skills you unlock along a class's skill path. These skills can be equipped by pressing Gear > Abilities. These abilities range from both physical and magic damage, status moves, increasing your maximum HP, and to healing your team. There are often extra effects that come with abilities that can cause an ailment, guarantee the removal of ailments, reflect damage taken, and more. Some skills can also be used to combo with other skills, making said skills more powerful.

Shared Traits

Shared traits are passive skills shared with every class once unlocked. Each shared trait buffs either a stat or your debuff protection. Each class and skillpath offers their own shared trait that benefits them most, but will also benefit every class as well. The shared traits are as follows, and stacks with all previous traits:

Lancer

Lancer (First skill path): 2% boost to ATK

High Lancer (Second skill path): 3% boost to ATK (5% total)

Dragoon (Third skill path): 5% boost to ATK (10% total)

Soldier

Soldier (First skill path): 2% boost to DEF

Knight (Second skill path): 3% boost to DEF (5% total)

Paladin (Third skill path): 5% boost to DEF (10% total)

Archer

Archer (First skill path): 2% boost to MDEF

Hunter (Second skill path): 3% boost to MDEF (5% total)

Ranger (Third skill path): 5% boost to MDEF (10% total)

Mage

Mage (First skill path): 2% boost to MATK

Sorcerer (Second skill path): 3% boost to MATK (5% total)

High Sorcerer (Third skill path): 5% boost to MATK (10% total)

Cleric

Cleric (First skill path): 2% boost to debuff resistance

Priest (Second skill path): 3% boost to debuff resistance (5% total)

Bishop (Third skill path): 5% boost to debuff resistance (10% total)

[Price] Free to play (in-app purchases available)

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