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	A Hero's power tier reflects the combined strength of these components across all their equipped items. A Beginner hero will have few or weak prefixes across their gear, while an Epic hero has strong contributions from all four components working together.		A Hero's power tier reflects the combined strength of these components across all their equipped items. A Beginner hero will have few or weak prefixes across their gear, while an Epic hero has strong contributions from all four components working together.

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	~~\|+ The Five Tiers~~
	~~! Tier !! Description~~
	\|-
	~~\| Beginner \|\| Starting gear, few or no prefixes~~
	\|-
	~~\| Low \|\| Early adventure rewards, light prefix bonuses~~
	\|-
	~~\| Medium \|\| Well-equipped, mid-campaign hero~~
	\|-
	~~\| High \|\| Veteran hero with strong gear across all slots~~
	\|-
	~~\| Epic \|\| Rare, powerful items the peak of hero capability~~
	\|}

	==Combat and Power Level==		==Combat and Power Level==

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==Hero Power Levels==
Heroes do not advance through traditional numeric levels. Instead, a Hero's power grows through the quality of the items they carry. As Heroes adventure and acquire better gear, their overall power increases across five tiers: Beginner, Low, Medium, High, and Epic.

==What Defines a Hero's Power Level==
Each item a Hero carries can have up to four components that contribute to their overall power:

*[[:Category:Element|Prefix Element]]: Adds elemental dice to the Hero's combat pool
*[[:Category:Material|Prefix Material]]: Modifies the item's attack and defense dice
*[[:Category:Attribute|Prefix Attribute]]: Boosts the Hero's Primary Attributes and Health
*[[:Category:Base Item|Base Item]]
*[[:Category:Spells|Suffix Spell]]: Grants magical abilities and charged effects

A Hero's power tier reflects the combined strength of these components across all their equipped items. A Beginner hero will have few or weak prefixes across their gear, while an Epic hero has strong contributions from all four components working together.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ The Five Tiers
! Tier !! Description
|-
| Beginner || Starting gear, few or no prefixes
|-
| Low || Early adventure rewards, light prefix bonuses
|-
| Medium || Well-equipped, mid-campaign hero
|-
| High || Veteran hero with strong gear across all slots
|-
| Epic || Rare, powerful items the peak of hero capability
|}

==Combat and Power Level==
Monster difficulty automatically scales to the Hero via [[Brace]] and [[Cleave]], so power tier does not determine how hard encounters feel it determines what loot Heroes can expect to find and use.

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Paxe at 11:44, 17 June 2026