Yggdrasil Guardian Battle Duo

Adventurers who have successfully cleared the Guardian 10 Wave of Yggdrasil!

If you think you enjoyed enough to enjoy yourself

Why don't you join a two-person party and try?

There are far more monsters than before

They say they are going to attack the Heavenly Tree, Yggdrasil.

Come on, organize a party for two and fight it!

In this guide, we will tell you about the two-player Yggdrasil Duo.

Two Yggdrasil Guardian Battle

The two-player Yggdrasil Guardian Battle is the same as the Individual Guardian Battle, Base Lv. Opens at 42

Adventurers can challenge different levels of difficulty depending on your level,

Unlike individual guardian wars, you can only challenge on weekends,

Only adventurers who have cleared 10 or more waves of personal guardianship can participate.

Also, in order to proceed with a two-player guardian battle, the two adventurers who make up the party must have similar levels.

If you are an adventurer who has already done a lot of personal guardian warfare, you will be familiar with Yggdrasil Suhojeon itself.

However, the most difference is that the terrain is not two, but three, like the existing personal guardian war.

In particular, after the 10th wave, all the monsters flock to these three paths.

You have to pay attention to every branch.

Like individual guardian battles, two-player Yggdrasil can also participate with mercenaries,

Each adventurer can hire a mercenary to participate in the Battle of Yggdrasil.

After the 30th wave, the number of monsters increases exponentially

The guard tower is also likely not functioning properly,

Special care is required so that the line of defense is not pierced by monsters.

Otherwise, the roots of Yggdrasil may be attacked defenselessly.

Above all, the most important thing is that the two adventurers who have formed the party must protect together.

If the two adventurers agree to defend themselves, you'll probably be able to pass 30 waves!

In the next guide, I will tell you about the core strengthening device.