Infinity Kingdom | Water March : From Zero to Hero (Part 1 - Front Row)

Hello everyone, Manny here! Today we talk about how to build your Water March from Zero, starting off with Front Row Setup!

Water March is probably one of the friendliest F2P setup there is in this game thats obtainable at a fast pace, allowing you to grow in those early stages and conquer content ASAP. Water March Front Row - From Zero to Hero

Your First Setup (Early Game) Front Row : Brunhilda + Lancelot. Both these Immortals are easy to pick up early in the game and get them leveled up a bit, increasing their skill power. They can be acquired through Summons and Market.

Eventually you can replace Lancelot with Eulji Mundeok. Eulji is acquired through Summons and Market.

Second Setup (Mid Game) Front Row : Brunhilda + Eulji Mundeok

Third Setup (Mid-Late Game)

Front Row: Brunhilda + Harald

Harald is obtainable in the shop of certain arena seasons (1 and 2), save all your tokens for him! He can be Summoned and also bought in Market. His fragments also appear in Mysterium. Stick with Brunhilda over Eulji because Brunhilda skill offers a bit of crowd control that is crucial in Well of Time.

Fourth Setup and Final Setup (Late Game) Front Row : Harald + Atilla At this point you want to have Atilla unlocked via arena seasonal reward, this is the only free to play option OR you can get really lucky with some spin the wheel event. Once you unlocked Atilla, all your gems should be channeled into getting his fragments from Market.

Early Game Tower of Knowledge Skills

In my opinion, early in the game you want to unlock "as few skills as possible". Skills are expensive and purple essences are one of the most valuable resources in the game. Spending alot of essences in early skills that will have no use in late game marches is a big mistake, especially because the refund cost is cut down to 80%. My suggestion is to unlock skills that will help you progress in PvE , like Well of Time and Gnome Bosses/Gnomes. For this purpose, there are some skills i find useful for the early stage of the game, this being about the timing where you are with the First/Second Setup mentioned above.

Thump(Lvl 5 Tok) = Stun.

Silence(Lvl 15 ToK) = Silence.

Crowd Control is especially important in Well of Time Boss Stages and also helps with Gnome Bosses. I would not go above level 3/4 on these skills as they can't be properly used in the later stages of the game.

After these skills, you can start picking up Physical Damage Skills like:

Combo (lvl 20 ToK) - chance for extra damage on normal attacks. Chaotic Blade (Lvl 26 Tok) - chance to trigger a damage effect. Anger (Lvl 27 ToK) - increased physical damage.

Early in the game you can equip 2 of those Skills to your Front Row to help with the damage needed to clear content.

Later in the game they have their use and can be transfered to an offensive Immortal that deals Physical Damage.

Again, I woudn't level them after level 4 as the cost gets quite high for early stages of the game and you want to have a good stache of Purple Essences ready to snatch those high-end Immortals fragments. Gear and Immortal Boost (Well of Time) also help alot in the development of Immortals. Keep farming gnomes, upgrading your gear and boosting your immortals to get that extra source of power. Remember, Equipment and Immortals can be "dismantled", so these things will never go to waste! :)

This is all for this Part of the Guide!

In Part 2 we will go through the Water March "F2P" Back Row Setup. Happy Gaming! PS : Download the game here : https://yzdpik.onelink.me/BaRR?pid=KOL&c=CCand visit the official website : https://infinitykingdom.gtarcade.com