Gladiator Guild Manager – Basic Grinding Guide

This shows how to grind when the enemies are to strong and come back later, or can i only fight an enemie once.

Definitive Guide to Grind

There are many times where enemies are “super powerful” and you might have to play through a few times to understand what builds are good, how to get stats for certain fights and to make sure you have a good balanced team.

That being said missions are on a timer and the bigger bosses that are super hard have a longer timer but they still do time out. So you’ll have to scramble to try to train them, do arena fights or something to get their stats up or play the market selling resources to get gold to then in turn purchase better items to stack them on your gladiators. So you can have say max of 6 items on a gladiator once you upgrade your building to max level. You can put 6 shields that give 720 health (heavy shield think it’s called) once you reach a certain level to unlock it.

Stack 6 of those on a shield warrior that blocks and they get good health to tank the boss. That being said the item market is “randomized”, so you can’t just select what you want. There are limited items and you have to pay to reset the market to get more items. So it uses quite a bit of gold. Combine that with downtime on missions and nothing to do you can get coin stagnant at times. It’s a great game just needs a bit of balancing in my opinion.

Overall to answer your question “yes you can” but only in a certain time limit. Otherwise you’ll have to do a few playthroughs, learn the missions, prepare for them, come back to it again next “new game” you do and try again.

You can grind as long as you want. There is nothing stopping you from repeating the arenas every month that you have already beat and the ring of death is by its nature a never ending grind for exp and a small amount of loot. In fact it is very important to grind the arenas as a gold income later on in the game.

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Jan Bakowski aka Lazy Dice, was always interested in gaming and writing. His love of gaming began with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64) back in 1998. He’s been making game guides since 2012. Sharing his gaming experience with other players has become not only his hobby but also his job. In his free time, he plays on Steam Deck.

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