《符文大地傳說》

Name: 《符文大地傳說》
Rating: 4.8 (62127 reviews)
Author: Riot Games

英雄策略卡牌遊戲

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6.2萬則評分
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年齡

13+
歲
類別

策略
開發者

Riot Games
語言

RU
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大小

402.2
MB

聯盟宇宙的各路經典英雄和角色化身卡牌，一同登上策略卡牌遊戲《符文大地傳說》，展開技巧和創意至上的卡牌對戰！「英雄聯盟™ ROGUELITE冒險」符文大地正在呼喚你！選擇你的英雄，踏上掌權的道路：你能選擇在英雄聯盟和奧術的世界中暢玩單人Roguelite遊戲，或在策略至上的排名積分賽中闖出名堂。在手工製作的精緻遊戲中解鎖並升級數十個角色，體驗這封寫給英雄收藏家和卡牌遊戲粉絲的情書。迄今的故事從佐恩穿梭的繁複暗巷到天界巨石峰，大大小小的力量即將撼動既有的力量平衡……前提是世界沒有因這些動盪而瓦解！掌控宇宙星辰之力的龍族翱銳龍獸正醞釀毀性的復仇計畫；與此同時，麗珊卓潛伏在冰天凍地的北方，是更大的隱憂。無論是單獨出擊還是眾人一心，只有符文大地的英雄才能在你的引領下沿著道路前進。選擇你的英雄扮演吉茵珂絲、沃維克、凱特琳、菲艾、凱特琳，或從超過65名英雄角色中尋找與你一同不斷成長的夥伴。你可以盡情穿梭符文大地地圖，在此蒐集、強化並駕馭英雄聯盟中無數的傳奇人物。每位英雄都帶來獨特、令人敬畏的力量和忠誠的侍從單位參加戰鬥。無論你將對手凍結在原地（艾希）、植入菌絲以出奇制勝（提摩），還是建構精心設計的組合引擎來好好欣賞壯觀的終結技（漢默丁格），沒有兩個英雄的表現是相同的。適應和發展每一回合都是你發揮創造力的畫布！你能得到新的卡片、力量和聖物來擴增部署並推翻來勢洶洶的敵人。但一定要明智地下決定！在每一回合中，每一次世界冒險的挑戰難度都會增加。星力是你可以在兩個回合之間解鎖的永久增幅裝置，每位英雄都可以透過星力升級。完成英雄的星辰之力會產生巨大的力量，並將有全新策略讓你運籌帷幄。推翻強大的敵人在世界冒險和每週夢魘中展現你面對經典惡棍的勇氣，並抓緊機會展示你無與倫比的策略和技巧。擊敗麗珊卓和翱銳龍獸的希望看似渺茫，但面對這樣的敵手更需要你不斷嘗試、發揮聰明才智，也許還需要一點運氣。當然，對手越強悍，勝利的果實就越甜美，獎勵也就越豐富！展開新傳奇深入探索《英雄聯盟》玩家和艾美獎獲獎系列《奧術》粉絲所珍惜的傳說，以及豐富且不斷擴展的宇宙。獨特的角色、故事驅動的冒險、令人驚嘆的卡牌藝術，以及令人驚嘆的新老面孔，沒有比這更好的方式來體驗符文大地的廣度和深度了。

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比賽

6.12｜飛昇帝國

普羅王獲得全新星辰能力、阿祈爾加入英雄之路。另外，「棋戰時刻」活動即將結束！

評分與評論

4.8

(滿分 5 顆星)

6.2萬則評分

Easy to play, hard to master
2022/09/01

drunkenmeander
This is one of the best MMO Strategy that you can actually play, enjoy, have fun, be competitive without spending a single dime. Collecting cards is a breeze as you get weekly vault that gives you tons of cards, chances to upgrade to higher rarity of each time you open a pack, a guarentee at least 1 champion card as long as you do daily missions. Level up your region to get even more packs, playing with bots to get use to the game, playing Path of Champion for fun and ridiculous combination, different game mode every month or so, regularly every few week for balancing cards, new set of cards, new mechanic.The game itself is a rough learning curve and you have to do PvP a lot to get use to the game mechanics, cards to play around, preserving mana, sometime you even passing turn instead of playing with the mana curve to bait out cards. But I would say compare to all the game that riot made, this is one game that Riot done right. (Of course when new cards come out they sometimes a little overpowered like the most recent Kai'sa. But they quickly balanced it out the patch after) Not to mention you can still play decks that run different strat that doesnt matter how long they been out with couple of addtion to the deck (the best way to find this is look for Grapplr who's a LoR streamer that plays different deck every day) to explain how diversity your gameplay can be and never feel bored.
Easy to play, hard to master
2022/09/01

drunkenmeander

This is one of the best MMO Strategy that you can actually play, enjoy, have fun, be competitive without spending a single dime. Collecting cards is a breeze as you get weekly vault that gives you tons of cards, chances to upgrade to higher rarity of each time you open a pack, a guarentee at least 1 champion card as long as you do daily missions. Level up your region to get even more packs, playing with bots to get use to the game, playing Path of Champion for fun and ridiculous combination, different game mode every month or so, regularly every few week for balancing cards, new set of cards, new mechanic.The game itself is a rough learning curve and you have to do PvP a lot to get use to the game mechanics, cards to play around, preserving mana, sometime you even passing turn instead of playing with the mana curve to bait out cards. But I would say compare to all the game that riot made, this is one game that Riot done right. (Of course when new cards come out they sometimes a little overpowered like the most recent Kai'sa. But they quickly balanced it out the patch after) Not to mention you can still play decks that run different strat that doesnt matter how long they been out with couple of addtion to the deck (the best way to find this is look for Grapplr who's a LoR streamer that plays different deck every day) to explain how diversity your gameplay can be and never feel bored.
Easy to build a collection, simple to play but complex strategy and interactions
2021/11/10

Spenser V
Easily the best digital card game on the market right now. I came mostly from a less known “tactical card game” “Duelyst” that shut down, and while this game doesn’t have the same kind of positioning, it excels in all the ways a card game should. I’ve never spent a dollar trying to build a collection— I have so many “shards” saved up I could easily buy any new cards that come out if I want, and it should be easy for new players to get the decks they want to try with just a little commitment, the game is very generous with its rewards and in giving “wildcards”which let you craft a copy of any card of that type. The main complaint I have is with how often patches or updates roll out; I would love to see changes to the meta be more frequent, even if it’s just minor nerfs/buffs to over/underplayed archetypes and cards respectively. The new PvE updates have been exciting and are great for those looking for casual gameplay and a challenge alike, nice to have where you don’t have the stress of the timer and fighting a “real” opponent. Honestly amazing for a free game that’s ACTUALLY playable as free, just want to see even more open communication from the devs and faster patches to the game if possible. Still 5/5 stars atm though.
Easy to build a collection, simple to play but complex strategy and interactions
2021/11/10

Spenser V

Easily the best digital card game on the market right now. I came mostly from a less known “tactical card game” “Duelyst” that shut down, and while this game doesn’t have the same kind of positioning, it excels in all the ways a card game should. I’ve never spent a dollar trying to build a collection— I have so many “shards” saved up I could easily buy any new cards that come out if I want, and it should be easy for new players to get the decks they want to try with just a little commitment, the game is very generous with its rewards and in giving “wildcards”which let you craft a copy of any card of that type. The main complaint I have is with how often patches or updates roll out; I would love to see changes to the meta be more frequent, even if it’s just minor nerfs/buffs to over/underplayed archetypes and cards respectively. The new PvE updates have been exciting and are great for those looking for casual gameplay and a challenge alike, nice to have where you don’t have the stress of the timer and fighting a “real” opponent. Honestly amazing for a free game that’s ACTUALLY playable as free, just want to see even more open communication from the devs and faster patches to the game if possible. Still 5/5 stars atm though.
What’s happening?
2024/10/29

ottangue21
I apologize if I get this wrong, but I believe around three years ago, you introduced the standard format to the game to help regulate the champions. The next two years flew by, and I continued to enjoy playing. So many excellent and amazing champions were released during that time. However, in the third year, something changed: you decided to create a storyline for the champions, which you called "The Path of the Champions." Don’t get me wrong; I liked it at first and played through a couple of the stories—they were fantastic.Then, midway through the year, the ranked gauntlet disappeared, which made me quite anxious. I reached out to the developers, and they explained that it was seasonal. However, it hadn’t disappeared during the previous two years I had been playing, so I thought, "Okay, that’s fine." (My face was a bit frustrated 😤) Now, as we approach the end of the year, it seems the focus is still on "The Path of the Champions." Nothing else appears to have changed since then. New champions have been released, but that’s about it.Another issue is that the eternal ranked mode goes on hiatus for about three months at a time, and I don’t understand why. If you tell me it’s seasonal, I might just lose it! Also, why do you keep changing the standard champions? I have to adjust my decks every time you alter the standard lineup. I have about eight decks, and I find it frustrating to have to change them all because of your updates to the standard.
What’s happening?
2024/10/29

ottangue21

I apologize if I get this wrong, but I believe around three years ago, you introduced the standard format to the game to help regulate the champions. The next two years flew by, and I continued to enjoy playing. So many excellent and amazing champions were released during that time. However, in the third year, something changed: you decided to create a storyline for the champions, which you called "The Path of the Champions." Don’t get me wrong; I liked it at first and played through a couple of the stories—they were fantastic.Then, midway through the year, the ranked gauntlet disappeared, which made me quite anxious. I reached out to the developers, and they explained that it was seasonal. However, it hadn’t disappeared during the previous two years I had been playing, so I thought, "Okay, that’s fine." (My face was a bit frustrated 😤) Now, as we approach the end of the year, it seems the focus is still on "The Path of the Champions." Nothing else appears to have changed since then. New champions have been released, but that’s about it.Another issue is that the eternal ranked mode goes on hiatus for about three months at a time, and I don’t understand why. If you tell me it’s seasonal, I might just lose it! Also, why do you keep changing the standard champions? I have to adjust my decks every time you alter the standard lineup. I have about eight decks, and I find it frustrating to have to change them all because of your updates to the standard.
It’s not that Noob Friendly
2020/05/04

Miss Terra
I love League of Legends and find this to be a simpler card game I can possibly grasp, in aim to enjoy a card game with a lover of playing this type of stuff- To add, we’re both lovers of League of Legends too. The thing is- The tutorial isn’t noob friendly, especially for those like me who have a hard time grasping understanding for card mechanics on its own. At first it’s fine, it makes you play the certain cards in order and tells you about them, but then after that it just gives you the cards to read with mechanics you never heard of and leaves you to figure it out. I sat here having to go through ‘try again’ after ‘try again’, slowly feeling more and more like an idiot unable to do it on my own to instead ask my friend to hand hold me what to do. Now this was for certain challenges understanding the hook mechanic and scout and so on so forth. It would have been much better for these tutorial challenges, because they are tutorials for various different cards, to be a bit more hand holding or have an optional setting to turn on for hand holding on what to do. You can say, sit and figure it out- Which I can do, but I need to grasp how things work before I can start thinking on my own. This review mainly applies to those who can relate to me on this, having a hard time in general grasping card games and just want a better tutorial. I shouldn’t have to be spending more than two or five minutes trying to figure out how to play the cards...
It’s not that Noob Friendly
2020/05/04

Miss Terra

I love League of Legends and find this to be a simpler card game I can possibly grasp, in aim to enjoy a card game with a lover of playing this type of stuff- To add, we’re both lovers of League of Legends too. The thing is- The tutorial isn’t noob friendly, especially for those like me who have a hard time grasping understanding for card mechanics on its own. At first it’s fine, it makes you play the certain cards in order and tells you about them, but then after that it just gives you the cards to read with mechanics you never heard of and leaves you to figure it out. I sat here having to go through ‘try again’ after ‘try again’, slowly feeling more and more like an idiot unable to do it on my own to instead ask my friend to hand hold me what to do. Now this was for certain challenges understanding the hook mechanic and scout and so on so forth. It would have been much better for these tutorial challenges, because they are tutorials for various different cards, to be a bit more hand holding or have an optional setting to turn on for hand holding on what to do. You can say, sit and figure it out- Which I can do, but I need to grasp how things work before I can start thinking on my own. This review mainly applies to those who can relate to me on this, having a hard time in general grasping card games and just want a better tutorial. I shouldn’t have to be spending more than two or five minutes trying to figure out how to play the cards...