Golden Shovel S9.5: The Power of the Legend of the Heroes of Nasol in the Nine Cities? In fact, Li Qing is also okay

In the Golden Shovel S9.5 season, under normal circumstances, the lineup with a population of nine is needed to take the power of the Legend of the Heroes of Nasol, the lineup of the population of eight is needed to take the power of the Legend of the Heroes of Tamu, and the lineup of the main C with one or two fees takes the power of the Legend of Li Qing's heroes.

In fact, there is another way of thinking, which is to improve the quality first, and then brush up on the nine consecutive winners. Therefore, it is also possible to use Li Qing. For example, in the S7 season, everyone needs to find a dragon girl with ten mana to play the angry pterodactyl, which requires a population of nine and a minimum of eight people. The operation idea is to chase a three-star Sethi in the early stage, and then go to the ninth population through consecutive wins.

In the S9.5 season, there is the power of heroic legends that can customize the enhancement runes, which is actually easier than the old version. For example, the power of Li Qing's heroic legend, the first one has a DD block, the second one has gold coins and a secondary hero replicator, and the third one has money and money, and you can get dozens of gold coins. If you chase a fee of three stars, the DD block is very fragrant, after all, three people can swipe cards, and the probability of swiping a fee card at this population level is as high as 75%.

As long as you can chase a three-star hero quickly, with equipment, there is no problem in brushing up on a winning streak for a period of time. And winning streaks to get extra gold can help you quickly increase your population level. However, if the first one is not a gold-level enhancement and does not get the DD block, it will not work.

So, what lineup to use on the nine?

I've tried martial arts plus conqueror, chasing three-star Kogath, Ash, Ash, Ash doesn't have to chase out three-star, if there is a DD block, there is a chance to refresh each round, and you don't have to die D in the early stage. Of course, it also depends on the equipment, if it is an attack speed equipped with the Ghost Rope Rage Blade, you can also go to Kyle, if the hero Kyle is three-star, with three-star Kogas, you can easily win in the early stage.

Moreover, Kyle's hero ceiling is relatively high, because his output ability is closely related to the population level, if he can reach a population of nine and have a set of equipment, the output can easily exceed 10,000.

As for which output to choose, one is to look at the dealer, and the other is to look at the equipment. Sometimes, you don't want the hero in the first place, and the dealer just gives you four, so don't do it.

There are a total of six heroes in the martial arts, and you can get together 4 fights and 2 conquerors in the early and middle stages, if you are Kyle, you can go to 4 fights and 3 Demacia, and if you pair it with light equipment, the output will be more stable.

Remember, it's okay to have a three-star Kogas and a three-star in the back row, except for the free refresh opportunity for each round, you don't need to brush the cards, you can just pull the population level.

In the early stage, if chasing three is relatively smooth, and there is suitable equipment, then there is no big problem with going to nine, and then make up some five-fee cards to increase the upper limit. For example, Aatrox with five fees and Sain with five fees, choose the right five-fee card according to your remaining choices.

If the early draw is not smooth, or if you can't win in a row, you may end up with eight people. It can be paired with 4 fighters and 4 conquerors, or 6 fighters + 2 conquerors. However, if you can't go to nine, it's a bad lineup, and it's hard to eat it. Unless there is a condition, chase another three-star four-fee.