Stage 7 in King Arthur: Legends Rise – Hounds’ Favor Dungeon Guide

The Hounds’ Favor dungeon is a great place to farm essential materials in King Arthur: Legends Rise. Once you hit Stage 7, things really pick up. This is where you can start collecting legendary statues, which are crucial for improving your characters.

Let’s break down how to handle this stage and what kind of team you’ll need to succeed.

Stage 7 is a turning point. It’s the first level where legendary statues can drop, and you also get better amounts of lower-tier materials. If you can consistently beat this stage, you’ll be in a strong position to progress further.

But the challenge here is no joke. The enemies are tougher, and having a solid strategy and a well-rounded team becomes much more important than in earlier stages.

Here’s the team I used to beat Stage 7:

• Turin (Healer)
• Baudwin (Support/Tank)
• Claudas (Damage Dealer)
• Uriens (Main Damage Dealer)

This setup worked well for me, even on auto-play. There are a few quirks to be aware of, especially with Uriens, but overall, it got the job done.

The Roles:

1. Turin: Keeps everyone alive with reliable healing.
2. Baudwin: Provides defensive buffs and spreads damage across the team to keep squishy characters safer.
3. Claudas: Deals consistent damage. She can be swapped for another damage dealer if needed.
4. Uriens: The big hitter of the group. He’s powerful but risky because his abilities drain his health.

The first wave is straightforward. You can let the team handle this on auto-play without much worry.

Boss Wave:

The boss wave is where things get more challenging. If auto-play isn’t working for you, take control manually. I recommend focusing on taking down Morgan first. She can prolong the fight if left alone too long.

Watch Out for Uriens:

Uriens is your main source of damage, but he comes with a catch—his abilities sacrifice some of his own health. This can be a problem if you don’t have enough healing to keep him alive. Ideally, you’d equip him with gear that helps him heal from the damage he deals (more on this below).

Here’s a breakdown of how I built each hero and why it worked:

Turin (Healer)

• Gear: Gear that boosts health and keeps her healing frequently.
• Stats: High HP and a bit of speed to ensure she heals often.
• Relic: A support-oriented Relic. Nothing fancy, but enough to do the job.
• Tip: If you’ve upgraded her abilities, she can heal even more effectively. Without upgrades, focus on using her most reliable healing skills.

Baudwin (Support/Tank)

• Gear: Focus on survivability—gear that boosts health and defence.
• Stats: High HP and defence to take hits for the team. A bit of speed is nice but not essential.
• Relic: A Relic that provides extra utility, like reducing enemy attack power or boosting your team’s defences.
• Tip: Baudwin is all about keeping the team alive. His abilities make fights more manageable, especially if you’re dealing with strong enemies.

Claudas (Damage Dealer)

• Gear: Damage-focused gear. Even a simple setup can work here.
• Stats: Decent attack power and a bit of crit chance.
• Relic: Something that enhances damage. She doesn’t need anything too specialized for this stage.
• Tip: Claudas isn’t the star of the team, so she doesn’t need to be perfectly built. Use her as a secondary source of damage.

Uriens (Main Damage Dealer)

• Gear: Ideally, he should have equipment that lets him heal from the damage he deals. This keeps him alive longer.
• Stats: High attack and enough accuracy to land his debuffs. Speed is a bonus but not critical.
• Relic: A Relic that boosts his damage or makes him tougher in battle.
• Tip: Uriens’s self-damaging abilities make him tricky to manage. If you can, prioritize gear that lets him heal during fights. It makes a big difference.

Stage 7 of the Hounds’ Favor dungeon is a key milestone in King Arthur: Legends Rise. It’s where you can start collecting the resources you’ll need for the tougher fights ahead. While it’s not an easy stage, it’s manageable with the right setup and a bit of planning.

If your team isn’t quite ready yet, focus on improving your gear and levelling up your core heroes. And remember, every fight is a step forward—even if it’s just learning what works and what doesn’t.