Increase Your Player Level

Here are the major features of the game that unlock upon reaching a certain player level

A list of what and when some game features are unlocked:

- Building watch tower: Squire trials event

- Level 4: Joining an Alliance

- Level 5: Museum

- Level 7: Friends Invites

- Level 10: XP Boost Heroes

- Level 10: Quests

- Level 10: Limit Breaking Heroes

- Level 10: Goblin Balloon

- Level 10: Soul Exchange

- Level 10: “XP Boost” heroes in daily summon

- Level 12: Alliance Wars

- Level 12: Path of Valor

- Level 14: Raid Tournaments

- Level 15: Hero Talent Trees

- Level 18: Costumes for Heroes

- Level 20: Ninja Tower, Tower of Magic, War of the Three Kingdoms

- Level 25: Covenant Quest, Contest of Elements, Class Quests

Building Milestones Progress:

- Raids unlock upon building the Watchtower (which is available at Stronghold level 2)

- Raid Formations unlock once the Hero Academy has been built (Stronghold level 25)

- Barracks available once Stronghold is level 10 (building to convert must be at least level 5)

- Advance Storages, Hunter's Lodge and Advanced House available once Stronghold is level 21

- Alchemy Lab available once Stronghold is level 23 (building to convert must be at least level 5)

Mystic Vision (watch ads for in-game rewards) Unlocks:

- Level 0 (after tutorial): Basic Mystic Vision

- Level 6: Epic Mystic Vision, Legendary Mystic Summon, Daily Mystic Summon

- Level 10: Legendary Mystic Vision

How to increase your player level as quickly as possible?

Your player level (called your experience level) goes up as you earn Experience (XP) — the resource that levels up your player profile. You earn it by playing through the game's stages and winning battles, which costs World Energy. World Energy replenishes with time or you can fill them with a World Energy flask. So the fastest route is simple: keep your World Energy working for you and spend it consistently rather than letting it sit full.

Player Level vs. Hero Level

These are two different systems:

- Player (experience) level — your overall account level. Raised by earning Experience.

- Hero level — raised separately by upgrading heroes. Leveling heroes does not raise your player level.

Why Your Player Level Matters

Every time your experience level goes up, the game rewards you on the battle results screen with upgrades that make everything else easier:

- Higher Maximum World Energy (so you can play more)

- Higher Maximum Hero Capacity (bigger roster)

- Higher Maximum Hero Team Cost

- Resources — Food, Iron, and Gems

- Recruits

- A Tome of Experience Bonus

It also unlocks features as you climb — several modes become available at specific experience levels as mentioned above so you can get the full experience.

What To Do First (New Players)

1. Spend World Energy regularly. XP comes from playing story or quest stages, so don't leave energy sitting at full — that's wasted progress.

2. Build and upgrade your base so you have the Food, Iron, and Recruits to keep training and progressing.

3. Push forward through the campaign rather than over-replaying the very earliest stages.

Common Mistakes

- Confusing hero level with player level — feeding heroes won't raise your experience level.

- Letting World Energy cap out — energy sitting full is XP you're not earning.

Quick FAQ

Q: Is player level the same as hero level?

A: No — they're separate. Player experience level is your account level; hero level is per-hero.

Q: What do I get for leveling up?

A: More Maximum World Energy, bigger Hero Capacity and Team Cost, plus Resources, Recruits, and a Tome of Experience Bonus.

Final Tip

The single biggest lever is consistency: log in, spend your World Energy on stages, and keep your base producing resources. Steady play is what moves your experience level fastest.