Heroes Arise is a free-to-play 5v5 MOBA game where you can join the battleground with your friends and fight against real players from all over the world! You will choose from a diverse roster of heroes and become the hero you dream of. You will also experience fluent and lag-free gameplay on a local server! 15-second matchmaking and 15-minute PVP battles allow you to play anytime and anywhere! Use your skills, teamwork, intelligence, and strategies to conquer your enemies and forge a legend. Join us now! You will be the hero rising from the ultimate battleground!
Get ready dear Heroes! Let's go through this beginner guide to have a basic understanding of Heroes Arise!
What is Moba?
MOBA is a genre of game in which two teams of players fight each other on a set battlefield with the ultimate objective of destroy the enemy's main structure.
Typically, players each controls a powerful hero to fight. Hero may have different classes or roles depending on its ability or attributes.
Along the way, typically there would be computer-controlled units to fight aside players, pushing the lanes, and towers to defend enemy's attack.
How To Win?
Heroes Arise is a mobile game with a heavy focus on real-time strategy and online multiplayer arena combat. Two teams face off in epic battles for supremacy. The team that can destroy the opposing base first wins! You will need to use strategy and teamwork to achieve victory!
Heroes and Items
Heroes Arise features an expansive roster of unique playable characters, each with their own distinct combat style. Earn gold, level up, and acquire powerful artifact items as you co-ordinate with your team, balancing defense and offense on the road to victory! Have a look at the current selection, and keep an eye out for new Heroes - We add to the list on a regular basis!
Game Map
Combat in Heroes Arise takes place on designated battlefields, each map shaping the flow of battle. Familiarize yourself with each map, and uncover their strategic secrets.
Hero Classes
1.Tank
Tanks are hard to kill due to their health-focused stats and items. They usually take the Top Laner or Support role in early game, and fight at the front line as impassable walls to protect their allies in late-game teamfights.
2.Fighter
Fighters have decent mobility. With half tank items built, they are able to deal lots of damage and take a fair amount of damage as well. In early game, Fighters often solo in the top lane or jungle. As the match progresses, they focus more on reaping from the rear and ganking fragile enemies in teamfights initiated by Tanks.
3.Archer
Archers, also known as ADCs (Attack Damage Carry), use physical-damage items and deal high physical damage in late game. Archers often take the bottom lane in early game and move behind allies to deal consistent damage as the match progresses.
4.Assassin
Assassins usually equip physical items and need some Health-based items to enhance their defense as the match progresses. Assassins specialize in infiltrating enemy lines with their unrivaled mobility to quickly kill enemies in late game. While in early game, Assassins often play as a Jungler.
5.Mage
Mages possess great ability damage or control, and focus on building magic items. They are able to deal high damage from afar in late game and contribute a lot in teamfights. Mages usually take the middle lane in early game, while some with excellent control and ability buffs can support Archers in the bottom lane. Mages move behind a Tank or tower to deal damage in late game, and clear enemy troops when guarding their tower.
6.Support
Supports are often heroes that dedicate themselves to helping the team. They build items mainly for survival and physical/magic direction. With stunning control and buffs, Supports can survive well and deal a fair amount of damage. They usually assist Archers in the bottom lane in early game, and focus on control in late-game teamfights. Supports help the allies escape from dangers and grant them buffs to sustain longer in teamfights.
Team Lineup
When picking out your lineup in Heroes Arise, you will see tips about your current selection in the lower left corner. Beginners can follow these tips to create a decent lineup. A lineup consists of five heroes for Top Laner, Mid Laner, Jungler, Archer, and Support roles respectively. The lineup tips and hero types can be taken into consideration when picking a hero for each role.
Heroes Arise Terminology
Top Laner:
Top laner refers to the hero who defends the top lane on his own. Different from some MOBA games on PC, Heroes Arise has the top and bottom lanes reversed for the two sides, which makes your top laner play against enemy ADC and Support in their bot lane. Thus, Top laners need to have high survivability and resistance.
Mid Laner:
Mid laner is the hero, usually a Mage, who guards the middle lane on his own. Mid laners can develop faster by farming a lane of enemy troops and are expected to significantly contribute to teamfights in late game.
Last Hit:
Killing troops brings Gold and experience. Last hitting means you use basic attacks, abilities, or equipment to make the killing blow on enemy troops. There are bonus rewards for last hitting.
Buff:
It’s a positive effect applied to a hero and usually obtained from monsters in the jungle area.
Counter Jungle:
To slay monsters in the enemy’s side of the jungle, depriving the enemy team of buffs, Gold, and experience.
Counter Kill:
A hero with advantages over his enemy is unexpectedly killed by this enemy.
Growth:
To collect Gold and experience by killing jungle monsters and enemy troops. Growing your hero is the most important thing before you build a set of max-level gears, as well as the key to win in teamfights.
Heroes For Beginners
Crystal
Crystal is a typical mage usually played in the middle lane as a pioneer with explosive reaping ability.
Lunaria
Lunaria is played as a mage good at pioneering, harassing, and reaping in the middle lane.
Minerva
Minerva is an archer played in the top/bottom land for breakthrough.
Zhao Yun
Zhao Yun is a distinctive assassin usually played for jungling and ganking. He can also push and support in a lane.
Diana
Diana is played as an Archer for pushing in the top/bottom lane and breakthrough.
