Ultimate Purple Card Team Tactics Guide for All-Star Heroes, Making You a Champion! (Player Master’s First-hand Experience, Unveiling the Advanced Skills of Purple Card in Late Game!)

In the late game of All-Star Heroes, the appearance rate of purple cards is still very high. So, how should we match them in the late game purple card team tactics to maximize their effectiveness? Let’s take a look together with me, the writer!

Player Master’s first-hand experience, unveiling the tactics of purple card team in late game.

In the early game of the game, purple card team fights are the most crucial part. Players need to create enough space for their team to output and defend. Therefore, purple card output is needed at this time. However, in the late game, the role of purple card team fights is highlighted.

Player Master’s personal practice shows that in the late game team, it is generally recommended to bring two outputs and one support. However, due to the short duration of late game purple card team fights, it is recommended for players to bring three supports. In this way, in the mid-game team, two purple outputs can be matched, ensuring maximum output in the late game team fights.

Player Master’s personal experiment reveals that in the purple card team tactics, if the enemy has three outputs or one support, it is recommended to put the enemy’s main output in the back row. This way, in the late game team fights, the enemy heroes’ output is basically cleared, so players can also put one support in the front row. In this way, in the mid-game team fights, as long as there are no problems on the other side, players can directly focus on eliminating one of the enemy’s outputs. This way, in the final battle, players can achieve victory.

Finally, players need to be reminded that the heroes in the purple card team tactics must be matched well. Because at this time, each hero’s skills play a certain role, and the heroes in the purple card team tactics are best matched well. Only in the late game purple card team tactics can players fully exert the potential of their formation. Therefore, in the late game purple card team, players can make reasonable arrangements and matches according to their actual situation!

Player Master’s First-hand Experience, Unveiling the Advanced Skills of Purple Card in Late Game!

I have reached level 60 and there is also a certain gap in card level. Today, I, as a player master, will reveal the advanced skills of purple card in late game for everyone!

Firstly, let’s talk about the synthesis of purple cards. There are three types of purple cards: blue, green, and purple. This means that when you synthesize a purple card, you need to consume blue, green, and gold coins.

So, the question is, what are the materials for synthesizing these three cards?

The materials for synthesizing blue cards are Blue Dragon’s Tooth, Blue Soul Stone, Purple Scroll, and Blue Fragment. The purple scroll can be synthesized into Blue Dragon’s Horn, the purple soul stone can be synthesized into Purple Magic Orb, and the purple equipment fragment (to synthesize purple card’s main body) can be synthesized as well.

Therefore, if you want to make your purple hero stronger, you must upgrade your purple card to level 30 and then advance it. Only then can your purple card hero become more powerful.

However, if you don’t want to spend money to upgrade your purple card to level 30, it is better to go brush maps because you can get more gold coins and scrolls from brushing maps.

In addition, evolving purple card to orange requires a large amount of experience. So, if you don’t have a lot of gold coins for evolution, it’s better to cultivate your purple card honestly.

I am a player who possesses purple and blue cards, and I can now advance to blue cards using money and scrolls. However, if you want to make your purple card stronger, you need to enhance it well.

The above is what I personally believe to be the secret of late-game purple card evolution. I hope it can help everyone.