Epic Fantasy Strategy Guide: Tips, Cheats and More

Epic Fantasy is a gacha-based idle RPG simulation game with various bosses, PVP arena competitions, dungeons, towers, an idle system that allows you to grow your characters quickly, and over 150+ heroes to collect.

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Like many other gacha games, Epic Fantasy offers a lot of playable characters that can be obtained through gacha pulls. Keeping track of the best playable characters in a game with over 150 characters is a difficult task. If you’re new to this game, here is our Epic Fantasy Strategy Guide for tips that will come in handy as you progress through the game.

Epic Fantasy Strategy Guide

In the beginning, players can choose from 3 different starters. Chacha (the cute attack), Galard (the squishy healer), and Lancelot (the brave tank) are the three heroes. For beginners, who don’t have any previous experience with any RPG-based simulation games, we would recommend either Galard or Lancelot.

When you beat Chapter 2 | Stage 15, you will unlock “autoplay” mode. So, when you’re doing missions like regular campaigns, this feature is a true life savior there. The game will continue to run once you click the Auto-play option. The battle will continue to go until you lose, just stage after stage, which is nice.

Not only this, but also you unlock four times speed, so make sure you’re on four times speed from there on that’ll be very helpful to speed up your gameplay.

Moreover, once you beat chapter three, you should have enough gems or crystals for your first ten pul. Then, you can start equipping whatever gear you acquired during those first three chapters onto the people you want. In the game, when you level up, your abilities increase. Higher stats will make future battles a lot easier!

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Heroes are divided into tiers: C, UC, R, SR, and SSR. The initial rating varies by tier, and some tiers have growth restrictions that prevent you from being promoted.

Heroes in the game are divided into five properties: water, fire, earth, holy, and dark, with each property affecting the damage they deal and take.

• The Fire property deals 20% more damage to Earth properties while taking 20% less damage.
• Earth properties deal 20% more damage to Water properties while taking 20% less damage.
• Water properties deal 20% more damage to fire properties while also taking 20% less damage.
• Light properties deals 20% more damage to dark properties.
• Dark properties deals 20% more damage to Light properties in the game.

In the game, there are four classes: tanker, dealer, supporter, and debuffer, as well as some class-specific skills.

1. Tanker – Specializes in attracting the enemy’s attention in order to protect allies.
2. Dealer – Focuses on dealing massive damage to enemies.
3. Supporter – Specializes in granting allies beneficial effects.
4. Debuffer – This character specialises in inflicting negative effects on enemies.

That’s the basics in a nutshell. Tell us what you think of the game, and if you haven’t played it, what are you waiting for? It’s free to play and easy to get into. Go ahead and give it a try,, and if you are finding trouble, don’t hesitate to fall back to this Epic Fantasy Strategy Guide: Tips, Cheats and More!