How to plan stamina usage in Honor of Kings World? You need to understand these key points first!

For new players, the progression system in Honor of Kings World can be quite overwhelming! Talents, weapons, inscriptions, and equipment all require understanding! So the question arises: how should we allocate our stamina? Before that, we must first know that the progression priority is Talents + Weapons > Inscriptions > Equipment!

In early-stage progression, the most crucial aspects are the hero's talents (often referred to as Flow Veins) and weapons! These two parts provide fixed benefit improvements, essentially determining the hero's baseline performance. Therefore, early efforts can focus on upgrading talents and weapons. Most of the key resources in the game require stamina to obtain. How you spend stamina directly determines how fast your early development progresses.

Regarding hero selection, if players have purchased the Battle Pass, they can primarily focus on developing Galo. Pairing him with Kai early on and Sun Bin later can yield good performance. Without the Battle Pass, you can try Yuanliu Child plus Xishi. This setup offers a great early-game experience, with healing, damage output, and monster gathering!

Progression in Honor of Kings World is divided into a dual resonance system and independent summoning skills, essentially meaning dual hero plus pet progression. In the game, the aspects that truly determine strength and require stamina investment are only those related to character progression. The pet aspect doesn’t actually consume stamina; it can be gradually unlocked and upgraded by exploring the open world and defeating wild bosses. This part belongs to exploration content; players can progress by following the process without needing to specifically grind for it.

In Honor of Kings World, the Yuanliu Ring level is our hero level, meaning we only need to clear the corresponding breakthrough tutorial stages to unlock the hero's talents! Each time a key talent resonance is unlocked, besides gaining numerical improvements, unique skill effects are triggered, and the resonance effects differ significantly between heroes!

Next is the weapon system. Weapons and resonance are deeply bound; there is no concept of switching weapons! It can be understood as complementary progression for resonance, so we don’t need to worry about wasting materials by changing weapons later. Each upgrade provides stable improvements and gradually unlocks new combat mechanics.

Then there is the inscription system. Inscriptions can be simply understood as numerical bonuses applicable to all heroes, characterized by fixed attributes. They only provide numerical boosts and don’t require separate progression. By mid-to-late game, creating a set of universally strong inscriptions can cover most scenarios. Of course, the core design idea of inscriptions is to offer players more customization options; players can freely mix and match according to their playstyle preferences.

You still need to spend some time understanding these conventional aspects to avoid affecting your early-game experience! Don’t waste stamina on these things; stamina should be used to upgrade talents!