The base-building is another core aspect of Loop Hero, which will become available once you complete your first few loops (returns to camp).
Loop Hero Base Building: What should you build?Īs you advance, you will unlock various new buildings for your basecamp (Picture: Four Quarters) On the other hand, the maximum amount of cards you can hold is 15, so make sure not to keep them for too long in hand as well, or you will lose them, and your hero will not progress as the resources will be scarce.Īlso, make sure to read the cards' effects carefully and plan your placement accordingly, as many cards have extra strong effects when they are combined and placed next to each other.įor example, if you combine mountain cards into a 3x3 field, they will give you more powerful maximum health bonuses, but that big mountain will also start sending harpies to attack you (one harpy every two days).Ī Treasury card will give you a huge amount of resources and loot once you put 8 other terrain cards around it, but then it will become abandoned and gargoyles will start attacking you.įinally, keep an eye on your day meter, as many effects, both positive and negative, work on a daily basis, and if your hero takes too much time travelling, some tiles can be swarmed with enemies and be too much to handle for your hero. The map will become increasingly more complex as you build more things (Picture: Four Quarters) And dying in this game will lose you a lot of resources. If you give them too many fights to deal with before they are ready, they will not be able to survive the loop and will die quickly. Once placed, those terrain cards, like rocks or meadows, can give your hero special bonuses or generate more enemies.Įnemies are the main source of resources (equipment, land cards, and other items), so you will want to create more encounters for your hero in order to get better equipment and advance through the story, but the key thing here is balance, as you don't want to overwhelm your hero with too many enemies.
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