10 Best Tips for Invokers Titan Legacy Every Player Should Know

Many of the most useful things in Invokers Titan Legacy are not explained in the game. These are my 10 best tips, from free daily rewards to stat targets, gear farming and arena tricks, so you can progress faster and waste fewer resources.

1. Check Your Events Every Day

Events are full of free rewards. Every event has challenges that unlock rewards based on what other players do, and all you have to do is enter the local leaderboard. That usually takes very few points, such as a couple of arena fights or summoning a few green stars.

Even if you do not care about the event, do the bare minimum to enter. You will usually unlock all three reward tiers for almost no effort.

2. Buy Energy Every Day

There are three energy refills worth buying daily:

• Arena shop (Bazaar): An energy refill costs 300 coins. You earn well over that each day from your arena tokens.
• Main shop, first refill: Costs only 50 gems. Always buy this one.
• Main shop, second refill: Costs 100 gems. This one is optional, but I buy it daily if I plan to farm a lot. After that, the price goes up to 150 gems until reset.

3. Know the Stat Targets: 20, 30 and 50

The game does not tell you this, but three utility stats matter on most champions: combo speed, skill recovery and mana generation. Here are the numbers to aim for.

• Combo speed: 20% to 30%. 20% is the minimum, and 25% is ideal for damage dealers, since most of their damage comes from combos. Do not go past 30%, because returns drop off quickly.
• Skill recovery: 30%. This controls how fast you get your A1, A2 and A3 back. If a champion does not need mana generation, you can push it to 40%, but not much beyond that.
• Mana generation: 50% minimum if you care about the ultimate. Everyone benefits from Titan mana, so 50% is a good baseline. Push higher on champions with a powerful ultimate to 60% or even 70%.

Adjust based on the role. A pure damage dealer might skip skill recovery and focus on combo speed and mana generation. A support who cycles skills might want skill recovery near 40% and ignore the rest. Many champions will want all three: 20%, 30% and 50%.

4. Spend Trophies Wisely in the Trophy Room

Only invest in elements where you have champions you will use long term, usually legendaries and strong epics.

1. Accuracy first. Higher levels of content require a lot of accuracy, and some dungeons and bosses have 635 resistance. Accuracy should be your top priority wherever you need it.
2. Get everything to level 6 early. It is cheap, and the first five or six levels give a good amount of extra stat.
3. Then push important stats toward level 12. Levels 11 and 12 cost 200 trophies each, and costs rise after that, so it is a good place to stop until you reach the endgame.
4. Focus on combo speed, skill recovery and mana generation before crit rate and damage. Crit rate is expensive in the trophy room for a small gain, and you can get similar value from good substats.

5. Invest in Litria, the Rare Titan

Everyone gets Litria, and she should be your number one Titan priority. She is a rare Titan, so she is easier to level, and she gives an attack percentage bonus along with strong debuffs.

What makes her special is that she works with all factions. If you have a really strong damage dealer Invoker but you are lacking a good Titans in his faction, use Litria.

Empowering her requires hearts, which you can buy twice a month in the arena Bazaar. Another good reason to play the arena every day.

6. Fuse Ruthos First

Ruthos is the fusion I recommend working on first, followed Volkam. Eventually everyone should work on Matescu but that can wait a few months. Ruthos is easy to get within the first week or two, because the rares you need are all earth Invokers and you can get some of them directly in the campaign.

Ruthos is a hybrid tank and support. His big cleanse removes three random debuffs from allies around him, and he places a large shield based on 30% of his max HP, so the more HP you give him, the stronger the shield. I think he is the best epic tank in the game and I use him in almost every piece of content.

7. Farm Gear in the Campaign

The Campaign is the best place to farm gear for a long time, especially on Insane. You also get XP, runes and star fragments while you do it.

• Main stat comes first, then star rank, then substats and set. Rarity matters least.
• Star rank is what counts. A 5 star common crit rate glove is far more useful than a 4 star epic. Even many top players still use 5 star gear, and 6 star gear is very hard to get.
• You can target exactly what you need. Early sets to look for are HP, accuracy, crit rate and crit damage. Farm gloves for crit rate and crit damage, HP gear for your tank and support, and the accuracy chest, which is one of the only places you can get an accuracy main stat.
• Dungeons are harder for this. They mostly drop 4 star gear, and getting the right main stat is rare.

8. Sell or Crush? A Simple Rule

Gold can be farmed from almost every mode. Memoriam is much harder to get, and leveling gear gets very expensive, especially 6 star gear.

Here is the most efficient way to handle extra gear:

• Crush for Memoriam: All 1 to 4 star gear, plus 5 star gear that is rare or lower.
• Sell for gold: 5 star and 6 star gear that is epic or legendary (and mythical when it arrives).

Adjust if you are running low on one resource, but this is a great default way of doing it.

9. Pick Your Arena Leader and Target

In the arena, your leader and your target can decide the fight. Every fight starts with combo attacks until the first A1 comes off, so you want your leader to have an A1 with control so you can use it first and slow down a specific enemy.

1. Set your leader in Tactics.
2. When the fight starts, pick your priority target on the enemy team: a big damage dealer, a controller, or anyone that could ruin your team.
3. Slow or control that target to buy a few seconds for your ultimate, Titan or AOE control.

If you lose a fight, try targeting a different Invoker on the next attempt. Sometimes two or three seconds are all it takes to turn a loss into a win. Skill recovery helps a lot in the arena too.

10. Rewatch Your Arena Fights

The game lets you replay every arena fight using the camera button. You can slow it down to see what happened. If a big chunk of damage wiped out your team, you can see who caused it and plan a counter next time, for example by bringing a different element or removing that threat early.

It may not matter much yet, but it will be very useful once you start competing in endgame arena.

Quick Recap

• Join event leaderboards daily for free rewards.
• Buy energy every day, especially the 50 gem refill.
• Aim for 20% combo speed, 30% skill recovery and 50% mana generation.
• Prioritize accuracy in the trophy room and get everything to level 6.
• Level up Litria and make Ruthos your first fusion.
• Farm gear in the Campaign and target the right main stat and star rank.
• Crush low gear for Memoriam and sell high gear for gold.
• Choose your arena leader and target, and rewatch fights to improve.

FAQ

What are the best stat targets in Invokers: Titan Legacy? About 20% to 30% combo speed, 30% to 40% skill recovery and at least 50% mana generation, up to 70%. Most of your invokers will need all 3 but not all of them.

Which Titan should I level first? Litria. She is a rare Titan, easy to level, and she fits on any champion.

Which fusion should I make first? Ruthos, then Volkam. Matescu later.

Should I sell or crush my gear? Crush low star and low rarity gear for Memoriam, and sell 5 and 6 star epic and legendary gear for gold.

How much energy should I buy each day? The arena shop refill, the 50 gem refill, and the 100 gem refill if you plan to farm heavily.

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