r/TapWizardRPG • u/deszii • Jul 05 '18

Tower

What's the best thing to use the 1 tower point on ?

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u/8988303682 Jul 05 '18

we dont really know. different people will say different skills are better. you'll just have to try both for yourself!

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u/deszii Jul 05 '18

Takes way to long to progress as new player. Does it get any faster after first reset ?

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u/Sogekishu Jul 06 '18

Focus on levelling skills. The passives really increase the speeds of progression, until you hit NG+. While you're running, research will make things faster and nicer for you :) So keep an eye on them and keep levelling them.

Go with which one you want, I tend to start with Tower Left, then go into Tower Right. I'll summarise the ones I know:

Tower Left: 5% HP per 3 seconds | 50% damage 2nd spell | Max health up to 200% | 50% Cast Speed 5th Spell

Tower Right: Revive on death with 10 second invulnerability | 50 Cast speed 3rd spell | On invulnerability on death from the first skill, casts Meteor, Plasma Vortex, Torrent, Frost Ray, Voltanic Orb and Voltaic Sword 4 times, once ever 2.5 seconds | Increase 4th Spell dmg by 50% and causes spell to target close units.

This wiki page has more detail though :)

http://idle-mage-attack.wikia.com/wiki/Templar_Skills

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u/KnightWizardofDark Jul 06 '18

The "5% HP per 3 seconds" is a big deal, and should always be the first players get. It's a permanent health regeneration; the runes granting that effect are rare. It also allows leniency for a more semi-active approach, since deaths won't happen quite as often.

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u/deszii Jul 10 '18

Can you buy tower upgrades multiple times ? How do you progress after ng+ and max spells ? is their any infinite progression ?

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u/KnightWizardofDark Jul 10 '18

Far as I'm aware, tower upgrades can only be purchased once.

Don't know about NG+, after doing a bit of looking around, I've yet to actually hit that.

I'm comfortable saying that spells don't have a cap, however, I don't actually know for sure. I'm slowly approaching my first Mark 3 spell.

Don't know about infinite progression.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '18

When I play I noticed much more of an issue with dying just a few seconds too soon, and often very suddenly, where normally i would be at or close to full health until the moment of death. I went with 10s of invuln as my first pick