Campaign

This is the main PvE mode, where players clear stages to gather items to upgrade heroes, and is unlocked right when players start the game.

Unlocked right at the beginning of the game.
The Campaign consists of multiple chapters, each containing a specific number of stages.
To progress to a new stage, players must complete the previous stage, and to progress to a new chapter, they must complete all stages of the last chapter.
There is no limit to how many times a stage can be battled until it is cleared.
Each time a stage is cleared, players receive rewards, and once completed, they cannot return.
To unlock other game features, progression in the campaign is required.

Each regular stage typically consists of 5 heroes arranged in suitable positions.
Starting from stage 1 of each chapter (except chapter 1), every 4 stages, the first 3 stages are easy, and the fourth stage is difficult.
At the end of each chapter, a boss will appear.

On the world map, players can see avatars of some friends or clan members in a chapter (up to 3 avatars based on the farthest stage and earliest arrival time to that stage), tapping on which reveals a complete list.
On stages, players can see avatars of some friends or clan members on a stage (up to 3 avatars based on the earliest arrival time at that stage), tapping on which reveals a complete list.

Unlocked after completing chapters 2-16 or reaching VIP 2.

From Chapter 31

Every 4 Stages, the 4th Stage requires players to battle more than once. The number of battles depends on each stage, ranging from 2, 3, or 4 battles.
Players must win all battles to progress to the next stage.

For borrowed heroes:

Only when players clear that stage (win all battles) is it considered as having used them.
Borrowed heroes used in the winning lineup will be locked.
Players exiting the stage setup screen can use borrowed heroes as usual.
Once a borrowed hero is used, players cannot use their hero that matches the borrowed hero for the next battle. The same rule applies in reverse.

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This is the main PvE mode, where players clear stages to gather items to upgrade heroes, and is unlocked right when players start the game.

Unlocked right at the beginning of the game.
The Campaign consists of multiple chapters, each containing a specific number of stages.
To progress to a new stage, players must complete the previous stage, and to progress to a new chapter, they must complete all stages of the last chapter.
There is no limit to how many times a stage can be battled until it is cleared.
Each time a stage is cleared, players receive rewards, and once completed, they cannot return.
To unlock other game features, progression in the campaign is required.

Each regular stage typically consists of 5 heroes arranged in suitable positions.
Starting from stage 1 of each chapter (except chapter 1), every 4 stages, the first 3 stages are easy, and the fourth stage is difficult.
At the end of each chapter, a boss will appear.

On the world map, players can see avatars of some friends or clan members in a chapter (up to 3 avatars based on the farthest stage and earliest arrival time to that stage), tapping on which reveals a complete list.
On stages, players can see avatars of some friends or clan members on a stage (up to 3 avatars based on the earliest arrival time at that stage), tapping on which reveals a complete list.

Unlocked after completing chapters 2-16 or reaching VIP 2.

From Chapter 31

Every 4 Stages, the 4th Stage requires players to battle more than once. The number of battles depends on each stage, ranging from 2, 3, or 4 battles.
Players must win all battles to progress to the next stage.

For borrowed heroes:

Only when players clear that stage (win all battles) is it considered as having used them.
Borrowed heroes used in the winning lineup will be locked.
Players exiting the stage setup screen can use borrowed heroes as usual.
Once a borrowed hero is used, players cannot use their hero that matches the borrowed hero for the next battle. The same rule applies in reverse.