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Knights Chronicle, Netmarble's latest turn-based rpg, has you building up a party of heroes and leveling them up to take on enormous bosses and teams of other players' heroes. It's not the easiest game to get into though, as it has a ton of different systems and layers of mechanics that you have to wrap your mind around.

Between leveling, limit breaking, town management, summoning, and--of course--battling, Knights Chronicle throws a lot of stuff at players, and we're here to help you do all of that stuff better! See below for our compiled list of Knights Chronicle guides and keep checking back as we add more great tips moving forward.

If you've been playing Knights Chronicle like we have, you've been summoning a bunch of heroes and then scouring the internet to find out which ones are worth keeping and which ones aren't. After all, you don't want to over fill your Hero Box and spend valuable gems on making it bigger.

While it's pretty obvious that you want to hold on to most SSR characters, the rest of the game's cast is a little more mysterious. Specifically, many SR and R characters can evolve into powerful six-star units, but which ones should you give this treatment, and which ones should you use as food for your other heroes? Check out this guide for the answers to these questions:

Knights Chronicle is a pretty great turn-based rpg, but it's free-to-play mechanics are pretty tough to deal with. In particular, the use of a stamina meter to limit the amount of times you can play the game in one session can be a real bummer. The easiest way around this issue–of course–is to spend some money on the game for Stamina Potions to let you play more of the game more often. But, if you're like me and don't want to spend a penny on Knights Chronicle, here are a few ways to can circumvent this pesky, restrictive system.

Knights Chronicle is a mess of esoteric free-to-play systems that somehow manages to be a fun and satisfying rpg. In order to have said fun though, there's quite a few things you need to understand that the game itself isn't very good at doing, like at all. Luckily, we here at 148Apps have been digging deep into the game and figuring out exactly what you should know to get started having a blast with Knights Chronicle:

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