League Heroes

The League is a balanced faction with a mix of magical and physical damage, a standout hero in Leader for high-difficulty content, and a mythic unlock timeline that sits between Horde (earliest) and Nature (latest). League players get a longer runway with their legendary team — use it.

Legendary Starting Lineup

Your core League legendary team before mythics arrive:

League Legendary

Hero	Role	Notes
Astrologer	Magic DPS	Core legendary; replaced by Paragon
Secret Agent	Physical DPS/Utility	Core legendary; replaced by Princess Rose
Bard	Support/Buffer	Core legendary; replaced by Bishop
Leader	High-difficulty PvP	Most impactful hero in hard content — prioritize
Asgardian	Awakening priority	Prioritize for legendary awakening
Phoenix	Awakening priority	Second legendary awakening priority
Pyro	Mid-game placeholder	Replaced by Artemis later in the season

League’s legendaries remain useful longer than Horde’s — mythics start arriving at day 35 rather than day 21. This gives you more time to build a strong legendary foundation.

Mythic Unlock Order

League Mythic

Pre-Season Mythics

Game Day	Hero	Replaces
Day 35	Paragon	Astrologer
Day 46	Princess Rose	Secret Agent
Day 46	Bishop	Bard

You get two mythics on the same day at day 46 — plan your resources accordingly. By day 46, your full legendary core has been replaced.

The Artemis Exception

Unlike Horde (where mythics replace legendaries cleanly), League has an additional late-season replacement:

Artemis arrives several months after the last pre-season League mythic. She replaces Pyro, not one of the original core trio. This means Pyro is essentially a temporary placeholder — don’t invest heavily in Pyro when Artemis is on the horizon.

Some endgame players run Bastion over Bishop or Pyro in certain compositions. This is situational and depends on your lineup’s specific needs.

Season 3 — Twilight City

Hero	Notes
Artificier	Season 3 addition to the League roster

Legendary Awakening Priority

League’s awakening order has a clear community recommendation:

1. Asgardian — first awakening priority
2. Phoenix — second awakening priority

These two heroes retain relevance even after your mythic core is established. Asgardian in particular continues to appear in endgame PvP compositions.

Don’t awaken Astrologer, Secret Agent, or Bard — they’re your three core legendaries being replaced by mythics at days 35–46. By the time awakening would pay off, they’ll be benched.

Leader is an interesting case — Leader is so impactful in high-difficulty content that some players invest awakening here. Evaluate based on how much hard PvP content you participate in.

Hero Spotlight: Leader

Leader deserves its own mention. It’s the most impactful hero in League for high-difficulty combat — KvK battles, Glory Battlefield, and endgame PvE bosses where fight outcome hinges on composition depth.

If you pull Leader early, prioritize leveling and ascending it. Unlike the core trio, Leader doesn’t get directly replaced by a mythic — it coexists with your mythic roster and remains relevant.

Team Composition Notes

Your typical League endgame lineup post-Season 1:

1. Paragon
2. Princess Rose
3. Bishop
4. Leader (if available)
5. Bastion or Asgardian (situational)

The fifth slot adapts based on content type. Leader in the fourth slot is almost always correct — the only question is what you pair it with.

See Also

• Hero Tier List — overall ranking across all factions
• Early Game Priorities — managing the legendary-to-mythic transition
• Horde Heroes and Nature Heroes — know your opponents