Sword of Convallaria (SoC) - How to Complete 1-4-1 Stage
In Sword of Convallaria you will have to complete many fights. One of them, called 1-4-1, is particularly tricky. From this guide you will learn how to complete this combat.
Sword of Convallaria is a free-to-play tactical RPG where you command a group of mercenaries and traverse the fantasy world. You will perform a series of fights during the adventure. Some of them can be tricky. From this guide you will learn how to complete 1-4-1 Stage.
How to Complete 1-4-1 Stage in Sword of Convallaria (SoC)?
When you play in Sword of Convallaria you will unlock 1-4-1 Stage. Its purpose is simple – you must defend yourself from several waves of enemies and protect an ally standing on a crate. However, it’s not that easy. Interestingly, it is not because of the high level of difficulty. All problems are due to the quite unobvious construction of the stage. So how to complete this mission?
- At first stage, the game gives you tutorial about blocked tiles and suggest you to move your archer located at the back of the arena. However, you must keep in mind that he must be in one line with other two warriors. He mustn’t stand on the box. This is because the archer will not be able to attack from this position. Use Alert shot in front of the character and wait for enemies.
- In the second phase do not move – enemies will come from above again.
- In the third stage, enemies will appear on the right side of the arena. So, you must face them and use once again Alert shot. However, don’t stand too close to the opponents.
After this, the fight will end. Thus, the quest will be completed successfully and you will unlock 1-4-2 Stage.
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