Clash of Clans- Dark Elixir Troops Strategies

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Dark Elixir

The true power of Dark Elixir! Dark Elixir troops were into the game on the March 12th 2013 update. They are also extremely expensive to train for Dark Elixir is very hard to find. They can only be trained in the Dark Barracks.

The Troops

The Dark Elixir troops are stronger and more expensive than normal troops. Check out the strategies for using them in battle.

• Minions
• Hog Rider
• Valkyrie
• Golem
• Witch

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Clash of Clans- Golem

---

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here Summary

• Golems are extremely powerful tanking units that, upon death, split into two smaller Golemites that continue to do damage.
• Both Golems and Golemites do splash damage, similar to Balloons, when they die.
• Golems target defenses first, like Giants and Balloons.
• It is usually recognized as the strongest ground troop, but this is debated among fellow players.

---

Offensive Strategy

• A good strategy is to release Golems and wait until all splash damage defenses like Mortars and Wizard Towers fire on them then release units like Archers and Barbarians.

Defensive Strategy

• Golems, like Giants and P.E.K.K.As, are very high-health units that can be used to soak up fire. Make sure that the Golem is in the middle or in range of most of your defenses, as the Golem can distract attacking troops very effectively for a considerable amount of time. Even when overwhelmed, the Golem does a surprising amount of splash damage, enough to kill all Tier 1 and most Tier 2 troops (including lower-level Giants), as well as even Hog Riders. Any remaining attackers will then have to deal with the two Golemites as well.

---

Upgrade Differences

• The Golem undergoes a significant graphic change at level 5.
  • At level 3, the Golem's rocky exterior changes shade from light gray to a darker gray.
  • At level 5, the Golem gains purple, crystal-like spikes, quite similar to those on the level 3 Wizard Tower and his entire body gains a purple/grey color.

---

Trivia
Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here

• Added in the 17 Apr 2013 update.
• You can have a maximum of 8 Golems at one time in a full complement of fully upgraded Army Camps. This number increases to 9 if you include the 1 that can fit into a fully upgraded Clan Castle.
• It is the only troop that splits in multiple units upon death.
• Golems and Balloons are the only troops that deliver splash damage upon dying. This is in contrast to the Wall Breaker, which dies upon delivering splash damage.
• Has a housing space requirement of 30, which is 5 spaces more than a P.E.K.K.A. 
• The Golem is the only troop that can fill a level 5 Clan Castle by itself.

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Clash of Clans- Valkyrie

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here Summary

• The Valkyrie is a fierce warrior maiden with flaming crimson hair, dressed in a long leather loincloth with matching leather brassiere and knee-high boots. She wields a massive double-bladed axe, which is about 1/2 of her size.
• The Valkyrie has a total of 4 levels.
• She takes up 8 spaces in an Army Camp.

---

Offensive Strategy

• Drop the Valkyries near the Barbarian King at the start of an attack. These Dark Elixir Troops do a lot of damage on Heroes and are an easy way to get rid of the Barbarian King early; this makes the whole attack easier and more effective.
• Using the Valkyrie against Clan Castle troops is a good idea, because they deal small area splash damage and will be able to take out groups of troops quickly and efficiently.
• Try to refrain from using the Valkyrie in mass quantities at one location, as they will tend to bunch up around the outside of a well-defended base where Mortars and Wizard Towers will make short work of them.

Defensive Strategy

• Valkyries are extremely powerful troops and can be a problem to deal with; they do a lot of damage and have quite a bit of health (although nowhere near as much as a Dragon or P.E.K.K.A). Although their damage has a splash component, it is short range and generally has no effect except when they are attacking Clan Castle troops (which they excel at) or Walls. While they do not have any particular weakness like P.E.K.K.As do with Hidden Teslas, they also do not have any unusual offensive capabilities either (like Hog Riders) so essentially the best defense against Valkyries is simply good base design.
• Valkyries are wonderful Clan Castle troops. Their splash damage makes them extremely effective against large groups of lightly-armored, melee-range troops such as Barbarians and Goblins, though they are also very capable against groups of ranged troops such as Archers and even Wizards as well. On several occasions players have reported Valkyries to have single-handedly destroyed entire Goblin andBarbarian raids. She can only attack ground troops, however, and is completely ineffective against aerial units. Her high health also allows her to survive many hits.
• The Valkyrie is particularly deadly when deployed among Barbarians as part of the Clan Castle complement; although she is a much more powerful troop, she is approximately the same size and can easily be missed in a group of Barbarians. Often it will take a few moments for the attacking player to notice her and understand why his or her ground troops are dying so quickly.

---

Upgrade Differences

• The Valkyrie has the fewest upgrade differences of any unit.
  • At level 3, she changes her steel axe for a golden one.

---

Trivia
Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here

• Added with the 12 March 2013 update.
• As part of the 29 July 2013 update, the Valkyrie's damage has been increased.
• While the Valkyrie has very high damage per second and hit points, she takes 15 minutes to train.
• The Valkyrie has the same original face design as the Archer.
• You can have a maximum of 30 Valkyries at one time in a full complement of fully upgraded Army Camps. This number increases to 33 if you include the 3 that can fit into a fully upgraded Clan Castle.
• Some players refer to her as a P.E.K.K.A with no armor, because she is female and has extremely high damage per second and hit points.
• The size of the Valkyrie is rather small and can easily be mistaken for a Barbarian or Archer.

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Clash of Clans- Hog Rider

---

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here Summary

• The Hog Rider is a rugged, tanned man riding a large hog. He is bare-chested, wearing only a brown leather loincloth, a red belt and a pair of leather sandals. He has two large golden wristbands and a gold earring. His weapon of choice is a large war hammer.
• His mount is a large boar/hog, about half its rider's height; the Hog Rider holds a brown leather bridle which is looped around the boar's tusks.
• He is a mortal troop and can be created in multiple numbers like other normal troops.
• Because of his hog he can jump over Walls, giving the user a great advantage over the enemy base.
• Although he has high damage per second and high hit points, he only takes 2 minutes to train.
• Hog Riders make good distractions when deploying other units such as Archers.

---

Offensive Strategy

• He can be used to jump over any level Walls, rendering them ineffective against Hog Riders. Note that while this allows Hog Riders free access to what lies behind the wall, it does not open up gaps for other troops to move through. If the Hog Riders need the support of other ground troops, you will still need to deploy Wall Breakers in order to assist them.
• The Hog Rider could potentially be used in a fashion similar to Barbarians, i.e. a "Hog Rider Rush", without requiring any Wall Breakers to break Walls. However, this would likely be a poor tradeoff of resources, as a large raid of Hog Riders would cost a significant amount of Dark Elixir.
• Hog Riders are very capable of acting as distracting troops like Giants; they have nearly as much health as a similar-level Giant, move twice as fast and do considerably more damage.
• When used all together they can be extremely effective offensive troops, though this is balanced by the fact that you must use a substantial amount of Dark Elixir.

Defensive Strategy

• Defending against Hog Riders is tricky, as wall placement becomes irrelevant when dealing with them. However, the fact that they can jump over a Wall and attack a defense means that they may leave their ground support behind (Barbarians, etc.), as they will not be able to follow. This will allow your interior defenses to concentrate on the Hog Riders.
• Although the Hog Rider is certainly not a liability on defense, the fact that all defensive troops are unimpeded by walls negates the primary advantage of the Hog Rider. As of the 30 Jul 2013 update, they take up the same amount of housing space (5) as Giants but are much faster and do considerably more damage. They are also much less susceptible to Lightning Spell attacks than Minions and Tier 1 troops, so they may be a good alternative for the Clan Castle if your clan mates don't mind donating Dark Elixir Troops.

---

Upgrade Differences

• At level 3, the Hog Rider's hammer increases in size and turns black. The brass bands on the hammer's head disappear, replaced by a massive golden knob.
• At level 5 his mohawk turns orange, making it similar to that of a level 5 Goblin.

---

Trivia
Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here

• Though the Hog Rider appears in many ways to be a mounted barbarian, unlike the Barbarian the Hog Rider's teeth appear to be in perfect condition and that he has dark, tanned skin.
• He was added in the 12 March 2013 update. On 27 August 2013 his training time was reduced from 5 minutes to 2, and he was given a preferred target (defenses).
• Hog Riders bounce in the air when their Army Camp is tapped.
• You can have a maximum of 48 Hog Riders at one time in a full complement of fully upgraded Army Camps. This number increases to 54 if you include the 6 that can fit into a fully upgraded Clan Castle.
• He is the only ground troop able to jump over Walls without using the Jump Spell.
• They have a similar body build to the Barbarian.

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Clash of Clans- Witch

---

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here Summary

 

• The Witch is a powerful troop that can summon dead warriors from past battles (skeletons). She is used as a support troop (similar to the way the Healer works) and when used correctly, can wipe a battlefield with ease. 

---

Offensive Strategy

• As she has low hit points, the Witch is recommended as a support troop, and should be placed near the back of an attack. Don't group Witches together or a Mortar may wipe them all out. The witch has a longer range than an Archer or Wizard, so she can fight behind archers without being attacked. Plus the witch's skeleton are good tanks to attract the attention of defense buildings.
• Drop a couple of Giants as distractions, with a few Wall Breakers shortly after. Then add 1-3 Witches and they will spawn skeletons to help the Giants. When the Giants and Witches finish destroying the defenses, drop 1-4 additional Wall Breakers (depending on level) along with 1-4 Witches and moreGiants.
• The Witch's skeletons can help Giants destroy buildings.
• The Witch's skeletons can easily overwhelm defenses, though splash-damaging buildings (Mortars andWizard Towers) can wipe them out just as easily as they can be raised.
• If you have strong enough Lightning Spells, take out one or two Mortars at the start of the raid. This will greatly decrease the base's splash damage capability. More skeletons will then stay alive longer acting as a distraction for the defense and will let your stronger troops take care of the rest.
• If you see a Witch on defense, a single Lightning Spell is a convenient option to prevent wave after wave of skeletons continually distracting your offensive troops.

Defensive Strategy

• When using Witches as part of your Clan Castle complement, place the Clan Castle behind walls to protect her from being drawn out and killed easily.

---

Upgrade Differences

• Currently, the Witch has the fewest available levels of any troop (two); every other troop has at least four, and most have five or six levels. It is highly likely that Supercell will add more levels in future updates.
• There is no difference in appearance between the two levels. Currently the Witch is the only troop with no upgrade differences.

---

Trivia
Check out other Dark Elixir Troops here

• The Witch has approximately the same amount of health as a Wizard of similar level.
• Although she appears to have no feet, which makes it seem like she is levitating, she is actually aground troop and will not be attacked by Air Defenses.
• In terms of health and damage output, the skeletons that the Witch summons are slightly stronger than a level 6 Archer. However, the skeletons have no ranged attack.
• You can have a maximum of 20 Witches at one time in a full complement of fully upgraded Army Camps. This number increases to 22 if you include the 2 that can fit into a upgraded Clan Castle.
• Only a certain amount of skeletons can be on the battlefield at the same time (see table below for details). 
• Although summoned skeletons look very similar to Wall Breakers, they are more likely to be Barbariansbecause they have a similar look, stance and attacking style.
• If you observe carefully, the Witch looks similar to the Archer, only much more "zombified".

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Nimble Quest- Tips and Tricks

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Tips for Playing Nimble Quest

There are certain tips and tricks that can help you win more often in Nimble Quest. This page lists some tips that might help.

Tips and Tricks

1. If you kill the first enemy in a line of enemies, the entire line will be killed. Similarly, if you kill the second enemy in the line, the second and third enemies will be killed.
2. It can be helpful to aim for the head of lines of enemies, but keep in mind that the leader of your party will be more vulnerable to the attacks of those enemies. Sometimes it's better to attack from behind.
3. Don't be greedy: if you don't need a powerup or gem, you might want to leave it alone. Getting the powerup or gem could lead you into a group of enemies that will defeat you.
4. Try different positions and formations. Sometimes it works well to loop around the center of a playing field and keep your enemies stuck to the edges. Sometimes it's better to stay in a corner and clear away the enemies in that area before moving on to a different corner. And sometimes it is good to stay in a long line that weaves back and forth.
5. If you stay in the center, it is a little more likely that an enemy will drop a bomb in the center, which will get rid of more enemies than a bomb dropped near the wall.
6. In the early stages, stay near the center, only going far enough to see the edge of the playing field before turning. This is the most efficient way to search the whole playing field for enemies. In later stages, the playing field may be too crowded to allow you to stay in the center.
7. Be careful with the speed buff. Going more quickly lets you defeat more enemies in a shorter amount of time, but it can be harder to control, so you might find it harder to avoid crashing into walls. Also, when the playing fields get very crowded (such as in Courtyard 2 and beyond), the speed buff can make it more difficult to avoid hitting enemies. You can't turn the speed buff off once you have it, so beware!
8. When your leader has a shield, the shield will disappear if the hero crashes into an enemy, but the enemy will be killed. Also, if the leader has a shield and crashes into a wall, the shield will disappear and the hero will turn left or right, surviving the crash.
9. If you get a treasure chest but no magnet, go toward red gems and blue gems to get the best value from the chest.
10. To survive the later stages, your group needs to have a high damage per second, so be careful to minimize deaths of the heroes following you. Always collect potions. And avoid stepping into large groups of enemies if possible, where it's likely that you will lose many party members as enemies crash into them. Try to weave back and forth to keep all of your heroes closer together. This way your attacks will be concentrated to a smaller area, enabling you to more quickly kill the nearby enemies.
11. In later stages, try to eliminate healers, bats, and rats as soon as possible. The healers make it take longer to kill enemies, which can be fatal because so many enemies are spawned in such a short amount of time, making the playing field dangerously crowded. Bats and rats should also be dealt with quickly because they make it much more likely that you will lose some of your heroes when they crash into your line.
12. Heroes can be leveled up instantly if you tap the plus star button to the right of the hero's stars and pay the specified amount of gems. The level up cost is reduced by 2 gems for every enemy that that hero defeats when that hero is the leader. To level up your heroes as quickly as possible, focus on leveling up one hero at a time and keep that hero as your leader until he/she has leveled up. Then collect as many gems as possible and go as far as possible through the stages as you can each time you play.
13. It takes a long time to collect enough gems and defeat enough monsters to upgrade a hero to level 3. When deciding which heroes to level up to 3, choose carefully based on what stat boost the hero will get at level 3 , then focus only on that hero until you've leveled him or her up. The stat boost that the hero gets will make it easier to progress to the advanced stages, which means that you will be able to defeat lots of enemies in a short amount of time, which means that it might take less time to level up your next hero.
14. You can get free tokens by watching advertisement videos. You can do this by going to the shop and tapping Get Gems and Tokens in the bottom right corner, then tap Free Tokens under the tokens tab. You can also see this screen if you have no tokens and try to purchase something that requires tokens, then tap the get tokens button. Just wait for the video to be over, look for the X button to close the video (sometimes you have to wait for it to appear), and then you will get your free token. Be aware that the number of free token offers per day is limited, so sometimes the game will tell you that there aren't any free token offers right now.

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Nimble Quest Game Stages

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone game? Check out my other blog here

The Stages

Nimble Quest progresses in stages. After you defeat a specific number of enemies, you will progress to the next stage.

A stage takes place in a playing field where random monsters walk around trying to attack your heroes. To clear the stage, you must defeat all of the monsters. There are seven different playing fields:

1. Forest
2. Graveyard
3. Sewer
4. Courtyard
5. Castle
6. Dungeon
7. The Depths

After you pass The Depths, the playing fields repeat. Each stage name is followed by a number, so the first time you do the Forest stage, it is called Forest 1. After The Depths 1, you move on to Forest 2, Graveyard 2, and so on.

Number of Enemies to Clear Stage

Use the following formula to determine how many enemies you must defeat to clear the stage. Stage number refers to the number of stages that have been started so far, e.g. Sewer 1 is stage 3 and Forest 2 is stage 8.

enemies to clear current stage = (stage number) * 15

Cumulative Number of Enemies to Clear Stage

Note that the number of defeated enemies shown in the corner is cumulative. To calculate the cumulative number of enemies that you have to defeat to clear a certain stage, use the following formula:

cumulative enemy total to clear current stage = 7.5 * [ (stage number) ² + (stage number) ]

Enemy Types in Each Playing Field

Each playing field has a specific set of monsters that can be found there. They are listed below.

• Forest - Black Spiders, Green Spiders, Knights, Archers
• Graveyard - Zombies, Black Spiders, Green Spiders, Bats, Skeletons
• Sewer - Bats, Rats, Skeletons, Black Spiders, Green Spiders
• Courtyard - Healers, Archers, Red Knights, Knights, Rats
• Castle - Knights, Red Knights, Healers, Fire Mage
• Dungeon - Skeletons, Healers, Black Spiders, Fire Mages, Green Spiders
• The Depths - Demons, Fire Bats, Fire Spiders, Fire Mages, Healers, Skeletons

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone game? Check out my other blog here

Nimble Quest- Heroes

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Heroes

Each hero of Nimble Quest has different abilities, different armor, attack strength, attack speed, and so on. Heroes start at level 0, can be leveled up to a maximum level of 3, and on each level up, the hero gets a stat boost that improves his or her performance or gives that hero a special ability. This page lists all of the details on each hero.

Ulrich

Ulrich is described as an outcast knight. He has a short sword and heavy armor.

• Ulrich's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Attack Rate (can shoot another arrow 25% sooner)
• Ulrich's Level 2 Bonus: +25% Armor (takes 25% less damage from attacks)
• Ulrich's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Armor (takes 50% less damage from attacks)

Ulrich's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Shoulder armor becomes golden
2. Leg armor and helmet details become golden
3. Face shield becomes golden

Merida

Merida is an archer with light armor.

• Merida's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Arrow Speed (her arrows move 25% more quickly)
• Merida's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Armor (takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Merida's Level 3 Bonus: +100% Attack Range (she can shoot enemies from twice as far away)

Merida's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains feathers on hood
2. Gains metal belt buckle and metal details on wrists and bow
3. ?

Blaze

Blaze is a lightly armored fire mage who shoots exploding fireballs.

• Blaze's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Attack Rate (can shoot another fireball 25% sooner)
• Blaze's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Armor (takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Blaze's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Attack Range (can shoot enemies from slightly farther away)

Blaze's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains gold edges on cloak
2. Gains gold diamond on hood
3. ?

Boomey

Boomey is a pirate with medium armor who shoots a musket.

• Boomey's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Attack Range (can shoot enemies from slightly farther away)
• Boomey's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Attack Damage (his bullets do slightly more damage to enemies)
• Boomey's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Bullet Speed (his bullets move 50% more quickly)

Boomey's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains red bandana
2. Gains black pirate hat
3. ?

Bones

Bones is a skeleton knight with light armor and a long sword.

• Bones's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Armor (he takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Bones's Level 2 Bonus: +25% Attack Damage (his attacks cause slightly more damage)
• Bones's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Attack Rate (he can swing his sword again 50% sooner)

Bones's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Shield becomes red with a cross
2. Helmet gains face guard
3. ?

Gizmo

Gizmo is a gnome who throws bombs and has light armor.

• Gizmo's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Blast Radius (his bomb explosions cause damage to a larger area)
• Gizmo's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Attack Rate (he can throw another bomb 50% sooner)
• Gizmo's Level 3 Bonus: Explosion on Death (when he dies, he acts just like a dropped bomb, causing a big explosion that kills all enemies in its radius)

Gizmo's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains black gloves
2. Gains metal part on goggles
3. Right goggle lens becomes larger, green with crosshair

Uther

Uther wields a lance and has heavy armor. His lance causes damage straight ahead.

• Uther's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Attack Rate (he can hit again with his lance 25% sooner)
• Uther's Level 2 Bonus: +25% Armor (he takes 25% less damage from attacks)
• Uther's Level 3 Bonus: Heal on Hit (he heals himself a limited amount whenever he (and only he) is hit)

Uther's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains gold details on armor, lance, and shield
2. Gains purple gem on helmet, gold stripes on lance
3. ?

Arcane

Arcane is a wizard who shoots ball lightning and has very light armor.

• Arcane's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Armor (he takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Arcane's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Attack Range (he can shoot enemies from slightly farther away)
• Arcane's Level 3 Bonus: +100% Attack Rate (he can shoot another lightning ball 25% sooner)

Arcane's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Moon on hat begins to glow
2. Cloak and hat become more detailed
3. Gains a white beard

Slash

Slash has a dagger in each hand that he slashes very quickly. He has light armor.

• Slash's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Armor (he takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Slash's Level 2 Bonus: +100% Armor (he takes half as much damage from attacks)
• Slash's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Attack Damage (his attacks do 50% as much damage)

Slash's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains a black cloak with hood
2. Gains gold details on cloak
3. ?

Ember

Ember is a demon with medium armor who attacks with a flame shockwave.

• Ember's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Armor (he takes 25% less damage from attacks)
• Ember's Level 2 Bonus: +25% Attack Rate (he can use another fire shockwave 25% sooner)
• Ember's Level 3 Bonus: +25% Attack Damage (his attacks do 25% as much damage)

Ember's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains gold details on head and body
2. Horns get bigger
3. ?

Faenel

Faenel is a forest spirit who shoots energy balls. She has medium armor.

• Faenel's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Armor (she takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Faenel's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Missile Speed (her energy balls move 50% more quickly)
• Faenel's Level 3 Bonus: Root on Hit (whenever an enemy hits her (and only her), that enemy, and any enemies following it, will be temporarily frozen in place with roots)

Faenel's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains gold circlet
2. Gains brown antlers/branches
3. ?

Ezora

Ezora has medium armor and throws bones.

• Ezora's Level 1 Bonus: +50% Armor (she takes 50% less damage from attacks)
• Ezora's Level 2 Bonus: +100% Attack Rate (she can throw bones twice as frequently)
• Ezora's Level 3 Bonus: Heal on Hit (whenever she (and only she) is hit, she heals herself (and only herself) a limited amount)

Ezora's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains white gloves
2. Gains bone crest on back
3. ?

Gurzog

Gurzog is an orc with heavy armor who swings two axes.

• Gurzog's Level 1 Bonus: +25% Attack Rate (he can swing his axes 25% more frequently)
• Gurzog's Level 2 Bonus: +50% Attack Damage (his attacks do 50% more damage)
• Gurzog's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Armor (he takes 50% less damage from attacks)

Gurzog's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains red marks on head
2. Gains horns
3. ?

Kishi

Kishi is a lightly armored ninja who throws shuriken.

• Kishi's Level 1 Bonus: +100% Armor (he takes half as much damage from attacks)
• Kishi's Level 2 Bonus: +200% Armor (he takes 25% as much damage from attacks)
• Kishi's Level 3 Bonus: +100% Attack Range (he can throw shuriken from twice as far away)

Kishi's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains red headband
2. Gains white face mask
3. ?

Hydra

Hydra is a princess who shoots bolts of ice and has medium armor.

• Hydra's Level 1 Bonus: +75% Armor (she takes 75% less damage from attacks)
• Hydra's Level 2 Bonus: +100% Attack Range (she can shoot ice bolts from twice as far away)
• Hydra's Level 3 Bonus: Freeze on Hit (whenever an enemy hits her (and only her) that enemy, and any enemies following it, are frozen to the spot with ice)

Hydra's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains glowing aura on hands
2. Gains ice-blue circlet
3. ?

Bolas

Bolas is a monk who shoots spinning, exploding energy. He can only shoot forward. He has light armor.

• Bolas's Level 1 Bonus: +100% Armor (he takes half as much damage from attacks)
• Bolas's Level 2 Bonus: +25% Attack Damage (his attacks do 25% more damage)
• Bolas's Level 3 Bonus: +50% Bullet Speed (his energy balls move 50% more quickly)

Bolas's Appearance Changes on Level Up

1. Gains golden shoulder armor
2. Gains glowing eyes and forehead designs
3. ?

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

Nimble Quest- Introduction

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here

An Introduction

Nimble Quest is a game for iOS and Android created by NimbleBit (makers of Pocket Frogs, Pocket Planes, Tiny Tower, and many others). Nimble Quest is similar to the game snake, but the snake in Nimble Quest is made up of a line of RPG-pixel style heroes, such as warriors, mages, archers, and so on. Monsters move around the playing field, and if your heroes are close enough, they will attack the monsters. After you defeat a specific number of monsters, you advance to the next level.

For some overall tips to improving your Nimble Quest performance, see the tips page here.

Heroes

As of April 22, 2013, Nimble Quest has 16 heroes. The following list shows the hero's name followed by that hero's attack type. For more details about the heroes, visit the heroes page here.

• Ulrich - Short Sword
• Merida - Bow & Arrow
• Blaze - Exploding Fireball
• Boomey - Musket
• Bones - Long Sword
• Gizmo - Bombs
• Uther - Lance
• Arcane - Ball Lightning
• Slash - Daggers
• Ember - Fire Shockwave
• Faenel - Energy Balls
• Ezora - Bones
• Gurzog - Axes
• Kishi - Shuriken
• Hydra - Ice Bolts
• Bolas - Exploding Spinning Energy

Stages

The gameplay of Nimble Quest progresses in stages. You advance to the next stage after defeating a specific number of enemies, depending on the stage. The game has the following stages, in this order. After completing The Depths 1, you go to Forest 2, and the stages continue in the same order but with an increased number (Graveyard 2, and so on.) For more information about stages, see the stages page here.

1. Forest
2. Graveyard
3. Sewer
4. Courtyard
5. Castle
6. Dungeon
7. The Depths

Enemies

In every stage, enemies will randomly spawn in the playing field and wander around attacking your heroes. There are different types of enemies that move at different speeds and have various attack types. The following is a partial list of enemies that you can encounter in Nimble Quest.

• Black Spider - Slowdown Cobweb
• Green Spider - Poison Blob
• Knight - Sword
• Archer - Bow & Arrow
• Skeleton - Bone
• Zombie - Claw
• Bat - Claw
• Rat - Claw
• Red Knight - Lance
• Healer - Heals Enemies
• Demon - Fire Shockwave
• Fire Spider - Lava Blob
• Fire Bat - Fire Shockwave
• Fire Mage - Exploding Fireball

Want to be involved in creating a mobile phone MMORPG? Check out my other blog here