While spending power and grinding your army up is the easiest way to raise your attack power to plow through opposing forces, it's still important to pay attention to your army makeup. As a general rule of thumb, the elite missions for recently 30-starred region are tougher than the normal missions for the preceding region. However, until you get to a point where you actually need to, I'd say to focus more on the main mission tract.

If you get to a point where you need to grind for any reason, the elite missions are a good way to do so. They also cost more power to embark on than normal missions, meaning that they'll drain your reserves quickly. Unlocked after earning 30 stars in a region, elite missions aren't a bad way to unlock stages with the potential to earn some nice equipment. Other than a general (obvious) rule of playing Mini Warriors in spurts to regenerate power, the purpose of this guide is to try and have you get as much bang for your buck as far as power is concerned.įocus on Elite Missions Later Rather Than Sooner Thus, folks looking to have some extended play sessions will probably run through their tCrystal reserves relatively quickly, leading to having to purchase them. As F2P, the game employs a standard combination of dual-currency combined with a power mechanic that limits the amount of battles you can partake in without waiting.įor those thinking there is some magical way to play Mini Warriors forever, I have some bad news: you're eventually going to reach a point (probably sooner rather than later) where you'll either have to wait for your power to regenerate or use some Crystals (premium currency) to quickly regenerate. A recent free to play title from Triniti Interactive, Mini Warriors is a game focused on amassing attack power through recruiting heroes and training armies and using said power to take out opposing armies.

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