Neva’s Most Wanted Champions & Biggest Regrets

Seeing the true power of this previous Fusion makes me regret not pushing for him. Vault keeper Wixwell would be excellent for Hydra alongside Yannica and for creating an infinity Clan Boss team that could reach the turn limit. Initially, his shield growth seemed underwhelming, but when paired with reset champions and buff extension, it becomes unmatched by most champions in the game. The 100% chance to Provoke bosses is perfect for locking down the Head of Decay and Magma Dragon, while the Decrease Attack and buff extension abilities are universally useful.

Grand Oak Padraig was available during the St. Patrick’s event, “Path of the Clover,” offering a guaranteed chance to get him with enough shards. This event uniquely coincided with a fusion, allowing players to skip the summon rush and aim for Padraig and the fusion epic. Though it required many shards, Padraig would be great for my Hydra and Fire Knight teams. The combination of his passive buffs and cleanse for allies, along with Speed and Turn Meter increase, and Ally Attack is hard to replace without using multiple champions. I definitely regret not picking him up.

Although Gwyndolin excels in various areas of the game, such as Clan Boss and Hydra, the primary reason I wish I had pursued the hero’s path was to bring this owl into Fire Knight Hard. This is where I’d love to improve my run times, particularly for turn attack tournaments. Her combination of multi-hits, AOE damage for waves, and decrease speed could make it happen, especially with her passive that grants extra turns after three uses of any skills.

Ankora has established herself as one of the best Arena support champions in the game. She excels with her powerful combination of removing debuffs from allies, placing shields on them, and decreasing random allies’ cooldowns, along with revivals. Even without her partner champion, Narses, she’s excellent for all PvP modes and various PvE content such as Sintranos and Doom Tower. If I had been around during the fusion event for this champion, I definitely would have gone for it!

I’ve said I want Ankora, so I definitely regret missing out on the guaranteed Narses event. This devastating damage dealer rivals some of the best in the game, especially as a tanky HP unit. It’s rare to find an HP champion that nukes as hard as he does, and his synergy with Ankora is exceptional. Ankora’s ability to decrease his skill cooldowns is a strong counter against lockout. She also makes his A1 irresistible and his A3 grant an extra turn when they’re on the same team, leading to even more damage!

Firrol is one of the best Hydra champions in the game. His Decrease Accuracy and Increase Resistance skills reduce the stat requirements for resisting and placing debuffs, while his other effects counters other mechanics. The perfect veil is crucial for dealing with the Head of Torment without using Shamael, and the Block Buffs prevents the bosses from placing buffs or Mischief from stealing and spreading them. Firrol’s passive can increase allies’ resistance and accuracy by 50, and when under four buffs, he increases their damage by 20%. I would build this champion in a 9-piece protection set to maximize his damage!

With the introduction of faction unity champions, none have caught my attention as much as Legate Teox. Since I have most of the Lizardmen champions, pairing him with them to activate his unity bonuses is a no-brainer. Since his release, he’s proven to be one of the most powerful damage dealers in the game. I’m eager to test him in Hydra to boost my points in Hydra Clash, as well as in faction specific stages in Sintranos and Siege.

While there are more powerful Mythicals in the game, the one I would love to pull, even if not in the top 5, is the electronic rooster, Galleus. He’s my favourite aesthetically, and his skills would be a great fit for my account. His A1, which deals MAX HP nukes upon counterattacks, is excellent for bosses like The Iron Twins or Hydra. The two turn provoke is rare and effective for controlling Decay. He would add consistency to my runs with his Increase Defence and restoration support. I’d also use his alternate form to dominate in the Arena for fun or speed farm Minitour by resetting skills when killing enemies under Decrease Defence.

Although Marius is a champion all players can obtain over time by completing milestone missions, I’m far behind due to missing months of playtime. I’ve seen how she excels in various content, like Hydra and Dungeons, with her triple hit MAX HP nuke. She would also be fun to use in the Arena with her Enfeeble debuff, immunity to Turn Meter reduction, and counterattacking Mythicals changing form or enemies trying to decrease her Turn Meter.

Many of us have experienced the frustration of pulling a 6-star soul for a champion we don’t have. That’s the case with Krixia, a powerful cooldown manipulator, cleanser, and debuffer. She’s one of the most sought-after champions in the game and would go straight into my Arena teams for taking down enemies. My favourite synergy with Krixia is her ability to switch forms when locked out, decreasing ally cooldowns to get back into the fight.