Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This level is incredibly annoying. Don't feel bad if you fail the "Win the map before turn 7" trophy; the reward isn't worth the effort of trying to win this map again.
You're surrounded by enemies, so you must choose which side of the map you want to eliminate first. All enemies have their own mechanics, but four stand out for being particularly annoying, and you should aim to eliminate them as quickly as possible:
Mist Dancers (SP): This unit moves twice per turn. Its main skill steals three debuffs when it attacks you. What's annoying about it is its talent, which grants a buff called "Mistshroud" to a random ally on the map. If this enemy isn't eliminated before the end of the turn, the Mist Dancer will regenerate and attack immediately.
Dark Centurion (SP): This unit functions like a juggler on steroids. When attacked, it heals all enemies, and its guard greatly reduces the damage received. Therefore, you should bring an infantry-class hero to easily eliminate it. Additionally, his talent grants him and allies within 3 blocks immunity to all debuffs. Therefore, the strategy of using Listell's Reaper Touch doesn't work here.
Bishop SP: This unit can grant stacks of anti-debuff to allies with each action. This buff also includes an 8% damage reduction, stacking up to 5 times.
Ghost of the Fog SP: This unit functions like Bozel, casting an area of effect that applies two debuffs to you. It also applies two more debuffs to all enemies within 7 blocks after completing an action. There's a high chance it will apply heal block, buff block, or silence active abilities, so be prepared or eliminate it as quickly as possible.
For the rest of the units, there's not much more to say; just hit them hard and try to defeat them one by one. As a point to keep in mind, both the demon boss and the Dragoon Trooper SP mini-boss (the harpy) hit very hard, so consider eliminating them quickly as soon as they get close.
This level is incredibly annoying. Don't feel bad if you fail the "Win the map before turn 7" trophy; the reward isn't worth the effort of trying to win this map again.
You're surrounded by enemies, so you must choose which side of the map you want to eliminate first. All enemies have their own mechanics, but four stand out for being particularly annoying, and you should aim to eliminate them as quickly as possible:
Mist Dancers (SP): This unit moves twice per turn. Its main skill steals three debuffs when it attacks you. What's annoying about it is its talent, which grants a buff called "Mistshroud" to a random ally on the map. If this enemy isn't eliminated before the end of the turn, the Mist Dancer will regenerate and attack immediately.
Dark Centurion (SP): This unit functions like a juggler on steroids. When attacked, it heals all enemies, and its guard greatly reduces the damage received. Therefore, you should bring an infantry-class hero to easily eliminate it. Additionally, his talent grants him and allies within 3 blocks immunity to all debuffs. Therefore, the strategy of using Listell's Reaper Touch doesn't work here.
Bishop SP: This unit can grant stacks of anti-debuff to allies with each action. This buff also includes an 8% damage reduction, stacking up to 5 times.
Ghost of the Fog SP: This unit functions like Bozel, casting an area of effect that applies two debuffs to you. It also applies two more debuffs to all enemies within 7 blocks after completing an action. There's a high chance it will apply heal block, buff block, or silence active abilities, so be prepared or eliminate it as quickly as possible.
For the rest of the units, there's not much more to say; just hit them hard and try to defeat them one by one. As a point to keep in mind, both the demon boss and the Dragoon Trooper SP mini-boss (the harpy) hit very hard, so consider eliminating them quickly as soon as they get close.
