Recommendations for Various Mage Heroes in 'Chaos Fight Journey to the West'

Recommendations for Various Mage Heroes in 'Chaos Battle in Journey to the West'. In 'Chaos Battle in Journey to the West', mages should not be overlooked. Mages are the core of the team lineup. So which mage is better for each type? Let's take a look at the editor's analysis below.\n\nRecommendations for Damage Mage Heroes in 'Chaos Battle in Journey to the West'\n\nTaishang Laojun\nStarting as a four-star hero. Players might already know that starting as a four-star hero can be an advantage in the early stages, not only because of higher attribute values, but also because it allows you to have a racial cycle skill first, countering the commonly used three-star heroes in the early stages and leveling up to five stars faster.\n\nTaishang Laojun has very high burst damage, but his output heavily depends on skills. Therefore, when skills are on cooldown, always try to keep him in a relatively safe position.\n\n[Bagua Qian Kun] combined with [Liang Yi Liu Zhuan] allows Taishang Laojun to teleport and deal damage twice with [Liang Yi Liu Zhuan], which is his basic combo technique.\n\nBai Gu Jing\nA starter hero, easy to obtain and easy to star up.\n\nBai Gu Jing has very high magical attack values. Her Ground Spikes can stun enemy heroes, and the summoned Skeleton King is also quite strong, essentially adding another helper. However, the challenge lies in operation since her defense is very low. She is fragile, and her equipment focuses on attack and critical hits, with health and dual defense being the third priority. So beginners often find that she dies very easily at first!\n\nRecommendations for Support Mage Heroes in 'Chaos Battle in Journey to the West'\n\nYin Jiao Da Wang\nHero features: Purple Gold Gourd, which can suck one enemy in front into the gourd, creating a situation of fighting more with fewer.\nHuáng Jin Rope: slows or immobilizes multiple enemy targets, which is very troublesome!\n\nJiu Tou Chong\nHero features: Dance of the Group Snakes, summons 4 poisonous snakes, and the venom causes a slowing effect. (Immobilizing and slowing, excellent control ability)\n\nDo we need to elaborate more about these two heroes? Control-type damage heroes are definitely popular in the arena, especially recommending Jiu Tou Chong. Jiu Tou Chong rotates between slowing and immobilizing, making it hard for opponents to counter. The 4 summoned poisonous snakes also deal damage. Regular attacks won't kill them quickly, and using skills feels restrained because you want to save them for heroes.An even more annoying aspect is that these four poisonous snakes are usually placed in the back row, which means they can attack all of your heroes. Additionally, the back row usually consists of fragile heroes, so they can focus on attacking fragile heroes, like my Iron Fan; several times, while fighting, my heroes started attacking the poisonous snakes instead.
Brawl Journey to the West Mage Hero Review
Some players said that the three-star Giant Spirit God has a skill that can make him immune to all control skills except knock-ups, so I decided to study it——the more he fights, the braver he gets: for 10 seconds, he is immune to control skills, gains 25% physical lifesteal, and gains attack speed from losing health. It seems like a very practical skill. In the arena, if you want to specifically counter control teams, you must bring a Giant Spirit God. However, there is a difficulty in that this hero is not particularly outstanding among warrior-type heroes, so many players might not bother cultivating one. Moreover, nowadays, most people have a Magic Wukong, and many also have Sun Wukong. Furthermore, with a 30-second cooldown, it is too long; if the Giant Spirit God doesn't have equipment that boosts output significantly, he isn't very useful solo. Players should weigh this carefully.
The editor thinks having just one mage in the team is sufficient. If you choose a supportive one, don't add another Tai Shang Lao Jun or White Bone Spirit, because mages attack from a distance, their speed is relatively slower, and their damage output won't feel as satisfying as that of melee warriors.
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