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Loop Hero classes: The Warrior, Rogue, and Necromancer stats, items, and key differences | PC Gamer - anthonymadmon

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Loop Hero
(Picture reference: Devolver)

The ternion Loop Hero classes differ in some small only significant ways. Necromancers enjoyment books, not swords, and Rogues don't earn loot after each defeat. The three classes also have different stats they bring into battle, and different mechanics that dictate their playstyle. Here's a breakdown of the key differences.

Loop Hero class: Warrior

One easy-to-miss detail of Loop Paladin's starter class is that IT gains +2% harm for each s of the fight. In other words, it gets stronger the longer engagement goes happening, making defensive stats even more valuable. So, the better Loop Hero Warrior builds I've seen focus connected H.P., Vampirism, and evasion. Here's the full summation:

Unlocked with: (Nothing, you take up the spunky with this average adventurer.)

WARRIOR STATS

  • Damage
  • Damage to All
  • Regeneration
  • Vampirism
  • Attack Speed
  • Counterattack %
  • Evade %
  • Defense

WARRIOR EQUIPMENT

  • Weapon
  • Armor
  • Shield
  • Ring
  • Bonus equipment slot, if Armory is live: Helmet (grants Retaliation Hurt)

Loop Hero classes

(Image credit: Devolver)

Coil Hero socio-economic class: Rogue

Threefold-wielding is the Scalawag's basic conflict, but it's likewise the only class in the game that earns loot through Loop Hero's "trophy" system. Each enemy provides one trophy when killed, and Thomas More trophies will translate to more (and better) loot when you hit the campfire tile. Fighting A many enemies as you (safely) hind end is the best way to equip the Varlet with good gear.

Unlocked with: Refuge edifice (after Field Kitchen)

ROGUE STATS

  • Vampirism (base of 5% to start)
  • Damage
  • Damage to Every last
  • Evade %
  • Crit. Chance %
  • Attack Speed
  • Counterattack %
  • Department of Defense
  • Crit. Damage %

ROGUE EQUIPMENT

  • Weapon (2X)
  • Armor
  • Boots
  • Bonus equipment slot, if Armoury is live: Amulet (grants Wizard HP)

Loop Hero classes

(Look-alike credit: Devolver)

Loop Hero class: Necromancer

The well-nig complicated separate, the Necromancer takes indirect action to a greater level by summoning skeletons to do his active for him. As a manager, I tie in.

Unlocked with: Crypt building (after Burying ground)

NECROMANCER STATS

  • Onset Speed (affects how cursorily you muster up skeletons)
  • Evade %
  • Summon Quality (affects the type of skeleton that power be summoned)
  • Regeneration
  • Defense
  • Skeletons' Power (affects the raw stats of your skeletons, similar damage and HP)

NECROMANCER EQUIPMENT

  • Ring (2X)
  • Word of God
  • Talisman
  • Incentive equipment slot, if Arsenal is live: Carapace (grants Defense and otherwise stats)
  • Loop Hero tips guide : Kick ass in the grim 'n grindy RPG
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Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/loop-hero-classes/

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