Chapter 22

The so-called Hero Legion refers to when the main commander goes on an expedition, he selects a group of sub-commanders to help lead the troops. This means that even with a large number of soldiers, a wide range of capable generals is still needed.

For example, if the main hero leads two types of troops, such as pikemen and archers, the main commander appoints a sub-hero to lead the pikemen, thus forming the Hero Legion. Of course, another sub-hero can be appointed to lead the archers. The number of tactical positions the main commander has determines how many sub-heroes he can bring.

The value of a hero lies in their strategic offensive and defensive attributes, which affect the entire army. The offensive and defensive attributes of the hero are added to the base offensive and defensive attributes of the troops. When there is more than one hero in the team, the strategic offensive and defensive attributes are based on the highest values.

For example, if the main commander's offensive and defensive attributes are higher than all the sub-heroes, then the entire army's offensive and defensive attributes are based on the main commander's. Similarly, if the main hero's skill level is higher than all the sub-heroes, the main commander's skills are used.

If a sub-hero has a higher attribute, such as defense, than the main commander, then the defense of the troops led by the sub-hero is based on the sub-hero's defense. This means that the sub-hero's offensive and defensive attributes and skills only affect the troops they lead.

Therefore, the key to forming a legion is that the sub-heroes should complement the main hero. A main hero with high offensive and defensive attributes, such as a warrior, should recruit a magic-type sub-hero. A magic-type hero with low offensive and defensive attributes must recruit a high-offensive and defensive warrior sub-hero. Another important value of sub-heroes is that their leadership can be directly added to the main hero's, meaning the more generals, the more troops can be led.

So even if a player encounters an NPC sub-hero in the tavern with poor attributes and skills, but with an unusually high leadership, such a hero is still worth cultivating! After all, having more troops is the key to success!

By the way, when it comes to NPC heroes in the tavern, there is an important point to note: players cannot form a Hero Legion with other players. Otherwise, two brothers with good relations, one focusing on offense and the other on defense, could team up and be invincible, and the game developers wouldn't make any money. Players can only form teams, meaning each player's troops belong to themselves, and they share experience, equipment, and tasks.

Therefore, sub-heroes can only be NPCs!

Sub-heroes are similar to top-tier pets in ordinary online games! However, while it's easy to get a large number of troops, it's hard to find a good general. Recruiting sub-heroes has certain requirements for the player's reputation and money. Even a sub-hero with the poorest attributes can significantly increase the number of troops a player can lead! Of course, sub-heroes also need experience points, so recruiting sub-heroes is a very sophisticated science.

As for top-tier sub-heroes, especially top-tier female sub-heroes, they are so desirable that they can drive players to madness!

Sub-heroes are divided into three levels: ordinary heroes, epic heroes, and legendary heroes. Ordinary heroes are 1st to 20th level NPCs that the system periodically spawns in the taverns of major cities, some of whom have excellent specialties. These NPC heroes have no background or history, they are just given as a bonus.

Epic heroes, on the other hand, have their own stories and legends in the Hero Continent. They appear with high levels, making it extremely difficult for players to recruit them as sub-heroes. While their specialties can sometimes be ordinary, their value lies in their high levels.

Then there are legendary heroes, who have incredible specialties and are extremely powerful, usually being the country's renowned generals. Players can complete tasks to temporarily serve as a sub-hero under them, experiencing their power. This is the situation Da Fei is in now.

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