Beginner Guides

Start here: how battle, stats, elements, and the rest of the core systems work.

New to Invokers: Titan Legacy? Start here. These official beginner guides explain the systems every later decision rests on: how a turn resolves in Battle and Combat, what each number on an Invoker means in Stats, which element beats which in Elements, and how buffs, debuffs and instant effects differ in Buffs, Debuffs and Instant Effects.

Once the basics are in place, the guides here take you into the modes and the economy: the Arena and the teams that win it, Multi-Battle for farming without replaying a stage by hand, Corruptions and Tolerances before your first boss fight, and how to earn free Stars and Orbs so you spend what you have on the right thing.

Best Starter Invoker in Invokers: Titan Legacy

Your starter carries the early Campaign, opens your first Spire floors, and is usually the first Invoker you spend books on. There is no single best starter — the right one is the role your account is missing, and each of the five answers that differently.

Read what each one asks for in return before you commit to it. A starter with no healing or protection in its kit still needs both from somewhere, and a debuff it cannot land is worth nothing until you build the Accuracy to land it.

Dannos

Dannos is a Rare Light Melee Attacker from the Lightseekers in Invokers: Titan Legacy. His main attraction is Winds of Serenity: eight hits around him, with extra damage while his HP stays high. He also brings single-target Weaken and a charging Shock attack, giving an early team damage and a brief opening against vulnerable enemies.

Selisa

Selisa is a Rare Light Ranged Attacker from the Eldrin in Invokers: Titan Legacy. She places DEF Down on a priority target, Move SPD Down on a group in front of her, and Stun on a group with her Ultimate. That makes her damage slot help the whole team: your allies hit her target harder, and approaching enemies are easier to manage.

Kalix

Kalix is a Rare Light Ranged Attacker from the Lightseekers in Invokers: Titan Legacy. She places Burn on groups of enemies, then her Ultimate, Duality of Light, instantly ticks the Burns already on them. She also places ATK Down on one target, which helps your team survive enemies whose damage comes from ATK.

Silanth

Silanth is a Rare Dark Melee Attacker from the Nocturna Faction in Invokers: Titan Legacy. She combines area Bleed with an Ultimate that gains damage from debuffs on each target. Reaping Crescent also Launches a target and places RES Down, helping a debuff-focused team when those effects land.

Malgar

Malgar is a Rare Dark Melee Attacker from the Ironbands in Invokers: Titan Legacy. He can Launch enemies with two Skills: The Backhand knocks one target away, while The Stinger Launches a whole group around him. His Ultimate, The Obliterator, deals AoE damage and places a Combo SPD Up buff on himself, making him a straightforward pick for controlling and clearing waves of enemies.

The starter guide takes all five further — which skill levels are worth the books, where each one pays off, and the bosses to keep it away from. Once yours is built, the Invokers tier list shows where it stands against the rest of the roster in the Arena, the Campaign, the Spires and each boss.

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