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Summoners' War: Sky Arena: Chronicles lanza una actualización importante con un nuevo personaje y contenido de temporada antes del Año Nuevo

Autor : Joshua Actualizar : Jan 24,2025

Summoners War: Chronicles recibe una importante actualización de fin de año, que presenta contenido nuevo y emocionante para que los jugadores disfruten durante la temporada navideña. Esta importante actualización incluye un nuevo héroe, un mundo de juego ampliado y eventos especiales de Navidad.

La atención se centra en Jin, un formidable nuevo guerrero de los Mercenarios de la Sombra Blanca. Blandiendo una gran espada y ayudada por su compañero dragón, Hodo, Jin cuenta con poderosas habilidades de carga capaces de devastar a sus oponentes. Los jugadores pueden desbloquear a Jin en el nivel 80 completando Sierra Quest Ubiquitous Traces.

La aventura se expande con la incorporación de Karim Basin, una nueva área en la región de Lapisdore. Esta expansión de la historia del Reino Rahil presenta nuevas y desafiantes mazmorras, la mina de maná Galagos y el cráter Kagor, donde los jugadores se enfrentarán a enemigos más duros.

Para aquellos centrados en la progresión del personaje, el límite de nivel para invocadores y monstruos se ha incrementado de 100 a 110. La actualización también simplifica el sistema de crecimiento al fusionar piedras de efectos y libros de hechizos en un solo elemento: piedras de hechizo.

¡Las festividades navideñas están en pleno apogeo! Los jugadores pueden recolectar galletas navideñas completando varias tareas del juego, como incursiones y uso de energía. Estas cookies luego se pueden canjear por valiosas recompensas, incluidos pergaminos de invocación, Destiny Dice y títulos de eventos únicos, en la tienda Festive Fortunes que se inaugurará el 25 de diciembre.

Las misiones de galletas navideñas continúan hasta el 31 de diciembre, mientras que la tienda Festive Fortunes y Lucky Hot Chocolate Exchange permanecen abiertas hasta el 8 de enero. ¡No olvides canjear los códigos de Summoners War: Chronicles disponibles para obtener recompensas adicionales!

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