How to Get Naro Free (and His Artifact) in Dragonheir

If you love free loot and fresh heroes, Shattered Sorrow is your kind of event. It’s a limited-time legendary event that hands out Hellight Dice just for logging in, drops a new limited hero, Naro, a Fire tank with team healing and chunky debuffs. Its even possible to chase his Mythical Exclusive Artifact. In this guide, we’ll break down how the event works, how to secure Naro, whether his artifact is worth the push, and the fastest way to clear the new mini-mode for maximum rewards.

Shattered Sorrow is a limited-time legendary event that does two brilliant things at once: it gives you meaningful progression just for turning up, and it hands you a brand-new limited hero Naro, a Fire-element tank-support hybrid, for clearing a short set of challenges. Log in daily to snag extra goodies, clear a bite-sized story quest, then dive into the challenges for your main rewards. There’s also a Bonus Event hub in-game that links to a creator voting page, vote consistently and you’ll earn guaranteed resources like Hellight Dice, Starlight Stones, and more. If the website feels janky on mobile, try another browser or switch to desktop mode to claim without hassle.

Naro is as straightforward to obtain as it gets: complete 6 event challenges and he’s yours. These stages are intentionally short which is perfect for both mains and alts. You don’t need meta gear or a galaxy-brain comp to clear them; focus on efficient AoE and you’ll cruise. The event also grants “petals/lotus seals” from each challenge, 20 per stage for 120 total, which is crucial for Naro’s artifact plan below. Don’t forget the daily login items while the event is live; they stack up quicker than you think and smooth out the path to the shop purchase.

Short answer: yes, especially here. Those 120 event currencies cover half the artifact’s cost, so you usually need around 30 summons to finish. Often less depending on luck. Daily logins add roughly 10 more currency, and you can top up with Hellight Dice from Temporal Vortex. Realistically, having 15 dice saved puts the artifact within reach free-to-play.

Why it’s good: Naro’s Lotus Grace grants HP and Accuracy, then adds two perfect synergies:

• Refreshes unique debuff when he hits an afflicted enemy, keeping the enemy’s damage reduction window rolling.
• Self-heals Naro for 5% max HP per enemy hit by his Battle Skill (up to 3 times).
  Together, these let Naro stick to targets, sustain himself, and maintain team-wide safety pressure.

Naro isn’t a DPS carry. He’s your frontline stabilizer who trims incoming damage, adds team healing, and layers high-value debuffs.

• Passive (Empyrean Treads): Whenever Naro inflicts a debuff, he also adds Empyrean Treads for 5 seconds. Enemies hit under this effect deal 10% less damage and take extra Fire damage the first time they’re hit. It also makes the target unable to move on that first hit. This is nasty for PvP rush comps and tight boss add waves.
• Battle Skill: A straight-line slide that deals 320% ATK as Fire damage with a chance to apply Healing Prohibition for 5 seconds. Great for tagging multiple enemies and useful in dungeons like Grave of Rot and Heretical Ruins.
• Ultimate: Deals damage to all enemies with a chance to apply Attack Down, then heals allies for 25% of their max HP. That quarter-HP top-up is huge in all PvE content.

Takeaway: He’s a control-slanted tank who shores up survival while enabling your damage dealers to operate.

This event’s challenge mode is a tower-defense mode. Similar to the towers you fight throughout the map in Dragonheir. The rules are simple and forgiving, the units come pre-built, so artifacts and deep optimizations don’t apply. That means power comes from who you bring, not what they’re wearing.

• Stack AoE: Prioritize Burn or Frost teams; keep correct pairings for excellent seasonal synergy.
• Skip Healers: Pure damage wins here; survivability is rarely the bottleneck.
• Maxed Skills Matter: Fully scrolled heroes outperform half-built options.
• Three DPS Are Enough: A trio of reliable AoE units will trivialize most waves.

Clear each stage to pocket 20 currency (for 120 total), plus the usual mats. It’s efficient, quick, and perfect for daily play.

You’re tuning Naro for uptime, debuff reliability, and healing. Not burst damage.

Core Stats:

• HP — scales his survivability.
• Accuracy — helps land debuffs consistently (artifact and talents ease the burden).
• Skill Haste — tighter rotations for Attack Down and team heals.

Recommended Sets:

• Emissary’s Robe for damage-on-debuff synergy (pairs naturally with his kit).
• Brotherhood or Tenacity to bulk him up as your front anchor.

Talents to Target:

• Bonus healing tied to max HP (e.g., +2% max HP when healing).
• Damage reduction after healing for extra team safety.
• Big healing boosts for allies under 50% HP (e.g., +30%).
• Ignore resistance on debuffs/control is a nice QoL node where available.

Inspiration: He needs 8 scrolls to max. Early nodes like Skill Haste, HP, and debuff reliability are the best value. Full cap is optional unless you’re committing to him as a core tank.

Team Ideas:

• Event/Waves: Triple AoE Burn + Necrosis support.
• Bossing: Pair Naro’s Attack Down + Heal Block with allies that bring Defense Down/Vulnerability for consistent, safe clears.
• PvP: Empyrean Treads blunts openers; the 25% max-HP heal swings attrition fights.

Shattered Sorrow is a clean win for progression-minded players: fast challenges, free Naro, and a very attainable artifact that meaningfully improves his role. Naro won’t top your damage charts, but he reduces incoming damage, applies high-impact debuffs, and delivers chunky team healing. The exact kind of reliability that makes hard content less punishing. With 120 event currency covering half the artifact and daily boosts doing the rest, locking in Lotus Grace is one of the smartest pickups you can make.