幸运猎人
​Lucky Hunter

Since the early versions of the game already had a decent framework, we decided to focus the follow-up on hooking the player into continuing to explore the rest of the content.

First, we used the soldier line as the basic value, so all other units are variants of the soldier unit, and the soldier serves as the basic unit of measure for the entire game.

But, regarding the real design, things didn't follow the predicted path, because our second unit was the ninja; a ninja can launch multiple attacks, but does weak damage.

So the soldier is weaker in this game, but since early testing revealed that the ninja is just too strong and the monster had a blood boost, we had to develop a new concept, we soldier's attack power pull to the same level as the ninja.

So we can see that in the flesh-colored human group, the concept of veterans has been added, when the human group reaches the upper limit, you can convert your soldiers into veterans, so that the single attack-poor soldier group can be balanced with the strength of the rest of the group.

To this, we added the Soldier variant, the Dragon Egg, a variant of the Human group with a super long payoff period, but with a payoff power several times that of Humans. We added the Grit group, a Grit quest system with more demanding station requirements than the Human group. There's also the City Lord, which has a shorter growth period but can assist other groups, and so on.