There are various Archer paths that you can take in the Legend of Mushroom, however, each path follows a unique build.
When you reach a specific point in Legend of Mushroom, you will have to choose between the Warrior, Archer and Mage classes. The Archer class allows players to deal a lot of critical damage as it features extra combo attacks.
These attacks can vanquish enemies with high-burst damage before they can reach and attack your character. Players who select the Archer class should note that it is strong against Mages, however, they are at a disadvantage to Warriors.
Although you can use any Gear Stat Priorities, Relics, Pals and Skills, this is not recommended. If you follow a specific build, you can enhance your Archer’s capabilities and increase its strength.
When you reach level 50, you will have to face your last class choice, which has an impact on the class itself.
Players have to choose between the Shadow Sniper and the Wind Crossbower subclasses. Keep in mind that the class you choose determines which path you will take in the game.
The Shadow Sniper turns into the Sharpshooter, while the Wind Crossbower turns into the Dual Crossbower.
If you are interested in dealing a lot of critical damage and taking down enemies before they can hit you, you should select the Shadow Sniper subclass.
However, if you want to focus on fast basic attacks and deal additional basic attacks to take down opponents quickly, we recommend that you select the Wind Crossbower.
The Shadow Sniper can be used for both PvE and PvP, however, if you only want to focus on PvP, you should select the Wind Crossbower. That being said, when you transfer to Dual Crossbower, you will be able to focus on PvE and PvP.
Shadow Sniper and Wind Crossbower builds
Whether you choose Shadow Sniper or Wind Crossbower, you have to follow a specific build. The following table lists the build that you have to use:
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Shadow Sniper path
Once Shadow Snipers reach level 70, they will evolve into Sharpshooters. This subclass deals additional damage based on the target’s current Health Points with each basic attack.
However, you will have access to higher-rarity pals and skills that start snowballing. At level 100, you will be promoted to Shadow Hunter, which gives you a damage bonus after every critical blow that you deal.
The table below lists the recommended build for Sharpshooters:
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Wind Crossbower path
Players who choose the Wind Crossbower path will be promoted to Dual Crossbowers when they reach level 70.
You can now shoot 2 shots with every combo shot and benefit from more synergy. When you reach level 100, you will be transformed into an Arrowgod and be able to shoot 2 projectiles with basic attacks.
The following table lists the best build for both Dual Crossbower and Arrowgod:
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How to level up
It is clear that you need to be a certain level before you can be promoted to the next subclass. If you are interested in leveling up quicker, there are a few methods that you can follow.
Players should complete their Lamp Wishes on a regular basis to earn free randomly-selected gear.
Although you may equip the gear, you can sell it to earn in-game currencies. You will receive Experience Points for every item you sell, for every battle that you win and for every enemy that you defeat.
Furthermore, you can upgrade your skills and pals to earn additional Experience Points and you can complete the Main Quests to earn Experience Points.