The latter can only be purchased with trophies (bronze, silver, or gold). There are also a set of specific skins you can’t get in either way and those are the ones available in the guild shop. Most of them will give you a buff to your main stat, but there are some that improve a secondary one. The advantage to purchases is that you not only get the skin itself, but also a hefty amount of upgrade materials to make it shine. In our case, that’s strength, so this is the stone we’ll need to get. It’s a bit counter-intuitive in some instances, since the Flame Veil is actually based on his magic damage, but this is based on the unit’s main stat.
For instance, Astaroth’s Devil Skin needs 5k strength stones to be unlocked. Whether you need one or the other is entirely dependent on the hero you want to dress up. There are three types of stones, namely strength, agility, and intellect. In addition to real-money purchases, skins can be acquired through skin stones. However, given that roles and abilities change from one unit to another, you’ll want to have a clear vision of what goes first. Aside from giving your characters and their main abilities a new look (Devil Skin Astaroth and Devil Skin Ginger are just badass), these skins will also improve one of your main stats. The more you progress through the mid and endgame, the more obvious it becomes that your line-up needs to be fully enhanced in order to withstand the increase in difficulty.Įvery day, Hero Wars lets you purchase three separate skins on discount. Every day, Hero Wars gives its players pop-ups with special discounts on hero skins, but do these items matter in any way or are they just cosmetic improvements for players who have too much money to spend? The short answer is both.
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