Want more gold, as well as rubies, which you can use at the shop to buy hero shards, just as we had previously mentioned? Then you might as well head to the Arena (available once you reach player level 5), which allows you to pit your team of heroes against those of other human players. You’ve also got the shop, where you can pay gold (the premium currency) to open hero chests, though we should inform you that these can be rather pricey! Additionally, you can pay rubies, which you can win in Arena mode, or gold coins to buy hero shards in the Arena and Market tabs respectively in the Shop menu. You can also get free heroes by reaching milestone levels - for example, you get a Kobold Spearman once you reach player level 10, and an Abyss Hound or Infernus if you reach player level 25. After completing the first two stages in campaign mode, you’ll unlock Rogar, and this will go on for a bit, as more heroes become available to add to your party, usually after you defeat them in battle.
Your starter hero is Roland, and as you’ll find out after a few battles, he’ll essentially be the leader of your party, being quite a powerful hero in his own right, and considering the fact that it will be his hero shards you will be collecting during the first few stages of campaign mode. A character like Bellara, who has a special skill that makes her target skip a turn, can use that skill in the latter goings as well, and should you go this route, you’ll need to choose a target that deals out a greater deal of damage. Or if you’re controlling someone who has a high-damage special skill, you’re better off saving it for the latter stages, where the stakes are much higher and the difference between three-starring and failing a level could be small. For example, if you’re controlling a tank character like Rogar, who has a special skill that allows him to redirect all damage toward him, this should be used when you’ve got someone on your team who’s running low on health.
Each hero you collect has two special skills and one basic skill, and while you can certainly use your special skills early on in a long battle, using those skills a second time will require you to choose the right timing. This is probably the most important thing to remember when it comes to any campaign battle in Age of Magic.
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