1. Choose a direction for your hero
Every day you get a new hand and forge Today’s Hero from it, after choosing a class. The class sets the basic role; card combinations determine stats and skills.
For example, start with Guardian and try a durable build. You don’t need the perfect build yet. First, decide what you want this hero to do.
2. Combine cards and inspect the result
Arrange cards into groups, try different combinations, and see how stats and skills change. More cards in one group doesn’t automatically mean a better result.
A hero can have at most one Main Skill and one Support Skill. Neither is required: you can try a build that focuses on basic attacks instead.
For your Guardian, look at what helps them stay in the fight. If a build gives you a shield, read what it does rather than just checking its rarity.
3. Check before you save
Review the class, stats, and skills before committing. A saved hero is a fixed snapshot: its cards, stats, and skills can’t be edited.
Save a hero when you have a build you want to bring into a team.
4. Put a team together and watch
Choose teammates who complement your hero, following the rules of the mode you’re playing. A durable front line needs teammates who can use the time it buys.
Battles run automatically. You prepare the team beforehand; you don’t control individual dodges or skill casts during the fight.
5. Find one thing you’d change
If the team loses, look for one concrete reason: did the front line fall too early, was damage too low, or did support arrive too late?
Let that guide your next build rather than changing everything at once. Keep playing if you feel like it, or leave the next experiment for another day.
The game is in development. These guides describe the current game; the interface and balance may change.