If you’ve been enjoying Might & Magic: Chess Royale lately but aren’t making much headway into breaking into the top 10 , it might be that you could do with working on your synergies game. Picking, and putting together, a …
If you’ve been enjoying Might & Magic: Chess Royale lately but aren’t making much headway into breaking into the top 10 , it might be that you could do with working on your synergies game. Picking, and putting together, a team with the best synergies is absolutely essential to a strong finish in Might & Magic: Chess Royale.
Fortunately for you, that’s where we come in. We’ve put together a list of our favourite synergies in a tier, so you know which you should prioritise and which you should pretty much ignore. If you’re still unsure whether you should play Might & Magic: Chess Royale, or want some more basic tips, check out our Review and Beginner’s Guide.
Before we get into the tier list proper, let’s quickly discuss what led us to making the following decisions. Our tier list is primarily interested in two key factors: ease and impact. If it’s virtually impossible to get the synergy, then it’s probably not worth chasing. Similarly, if it’s really not going to do much to help you, then we’re not interested in it either.
In this tier, we list the absolute best synergies in the game. These should be synergies you prioritise from the moment you begin playing, and aim to max out by the time you hit endgame.
Increases damage dealt by Warrior units
Warrior Heroes:
Warrior is right up there as one of our favourite synergies. You can pick up its first tier as early as your opening round, and the Orc and Valkyrie units are some of the strongest units in the game at any two gold per pop. Get at least the first tier of this synergy in every game.
Increases armor for ally Guardian units
Guardian Heroes:
Guardian is a strong synergy with a number of excellent units to select from. The only real downside is that it can be expensive, and rare, to pick up the whole set – especially if you want Archangel.
When battle starts, Dragon grants +40 Mana to nearby allies (only active with 1 single Dragon on board).
Dragon Heroes:
Dragon is a no-brainer synergy, and easily the strongest in the entire game. You only need a single dragon to get the synergy, which provides all nearby allies with +40 mana instantly.
Assassin Heroes:
Assassin is very strong, and a good alternative to Warrior for a damage-dealing synergy. It also includes some very strong units, like Stalker.
Spirit Heroes:
Spirit can undo some of the Armor bonuses Guardians receive due to their synergy, and include a decent set of heroes like Dryad and Lava Elemental.
When Battle starts, a random ally unit gets duplicated (2-Stars max).
Dungeon Heroes:
Dungeon is incredibly strong, but we’ve had rounds where we’ve found it literally impossible to get the synergy due to a certain unit (Stalker) not making an appearance. As soon as more Dungeon units are released, we’ll likely bump this up to tier 1.
When a Stronghold unit dies, a random Stronghold unit gains +100% DMG.
Stronghold Heroes:
Stronghold is a solid synergy that you can pick up early on with ease, thanks to the wide variety of easily-accessible units from the synergy available early on. It just starts to lose its appeal later, when there are better options available.
All Necropolis units spawn a 2 Stars Ghost on death.
Necropolis Heroes:
Necropolis is a very strong synergy – if you can get it. This is the ultimate issue with this synergy: two out of the four possible units are rare and expensive, so it’s difficult to rely on. You’re more likely to get this synergy due to luck rather than anything else.
Mage Heroes:
Mage is fine as a synergy – increasing the damage of all magic attacks for a team made up of mostly magic attacks. The problem is, Mage heroes aren’t particularly strong right now. You’ll be fine taking the first tier of this most games, provided you’re focusing on other synergies too.
Haven units survive 3 sec after death.
Haven Heroes:
Haven is a really difficult synergy to pull off, because it only has four units and you may not actually encounter one or two of them while recruiting. It’s not one to be relied on.
20% chance to earn 1 extra Gold after a Kill.
Fortress Heroes:
Fortress isn’t a particularly bad synergy, it just starts to lose its usefulness as the game progresses. It’s worth picking up early on to start building up your gold reserves, then ditching it as you progress to the endgame. There are plenty of units to choose from – many of which appear early on.
