Each companion's true usefulness is what each brings with her/him uniquely: 2 Special Utilities and 1 Passive Ability. Those companion Damage, Toughness, and Recovery levels, however, do grow proportionally as your main hero's levels grow, and by using them, they can benefit your gameplay by dispatching small/weak mobs or minor individual enemies in Story or in Trials with little to no intervention by the main hero.īut that it is not a companion's lot in life.

You can do some simple math to compare their individual contributions to that of the main hero. Companions, as you have noted, do not contribute significantly toward your hero's overall Damage, Toughness, and Recovery.

And if you inspect the Leaderboards, you'll find that the MOST common/current combinations involve just Warriors and/or Healers. So it is possible - if you have the gem resources - to have 3 companion Warrors, or 3 Healers, or 3 Marksman, etc., or ANY other combination of three. Many players use combinations of companion Warriors, Healers, or Marksman. (As an aside, many of us do wonder about Xagan and his so-called capabilities, however, since he is not found to be of much use, as evidenced by his absence in the Leaderboards I would suggest he actually works for the enemy, since his design is so poor, LOL.) And as you may also already know, you can 'hire' other companions from Alice the Inkeeper for 500 gems each: Norgrim (a Warrior, who has the same abilities as Marcus), Maggie (Potioncaster/Healer, who equivalaent to Eileen), Endar (a marksman, who is like Robin), and lastly, Xagan (a mage, which has no other analog in Story). Three are 'free' as you progress through ANB Story (but you must first purchase companion slots to utilize them): a Warrior (Marcus), and Healer (Eileen), and a Marksman (Robin). Companions are, by design, an augmentation and enhancement of capabilities used by your main hero.

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