Tower of God: New World, the latest RPG from Netmarble inspired by the popular Tower of God franchise, has been getting good reviews since its launch. Focusing on the central character Bam, it stays true to the original universe, the game features unique RPG characteristics and strategic elements. Teammates form an integral part of the game, given they are the ones leading your dreams to win the challenges. In this case, we need to learn more about the Teammates with which we can improve the selection of them without much of a hassle. So, in this guide, we will get a good look into Teammates in Tower of God: New World.
Tower of God: New World Teammates Guide: Overview
Teammate Rarity
In the game, we get to see 69 Teammates or Characters clubbed into different rarities namely Rare (R), Super Rare (SR), Super Super Rare (SSR), and Super Super Rare Plus (SSR+), with R being the least and SSR+ being the most rare. Currently, we have 15 R, 15 SR, 33 SSR, and 6 SSR+ characters in the game, which might be updated as updates follow.
Although you can only use the teammates unlocked using the List, checking all of them is possible with the help of Codex. This way, you are granted an opportunity to check out all the characters available, go through their moves and abilities, and allow to plan for your ultimate squad. With your picks, you build teams consisting of 5 characters.
Summons
So, the next question arises, how to acquire them? Well, that’s pretty simple. You have to hop into the Control Center to find the Summon system, and with the help of Tickets or Suspendium (300 for every pull), you can easily get a teammate. The summon also has a rate-up system which you can make use of. In addition, there are two types of summoning options available to players.
The first is the Normal Summon, which provides the chance to summon Teammates using either Suspendium or Summon Tickets. The second option is the Friendship Summon where players can summon Teammates using Friendship Coins. You can see both these options at the summon menu itself.
Roles, Attributes, and Equipment
Teammate Roles
Teammate roles in the game are straightforward to grasp, much like the typical collectible RPGs. Players have the opportunity to select from a variety of classes for their team. There are six distinct classes available, each serving a specific role. The descriptions are as follows.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Tank | Specializes in defensive duties. Excels in absorbing heavy damage and protecting the team from the front row. |
| Warrior | Specializes in assisting the team by providing healing, buffs, and other beneficial effects. |
| Assassin | Specializes in mobile attacks helpful to swiftly ambush and eliminate targets. |
| Ranged | Specializes the ability to deal damage from a distance, making them effective at attacking enemies from afar. |
| Support | Specializes on assisting the team by providing healing, buffs, and other beneficial effects. |
| Mage | Specializes in dealing with different ranges of attacks, targeting multiple enemies at once. |
Teammate Stats and Attributes
Players should know that stats play an important role in battle as each attribute contributes to the overall effectiveness and performance of the Teammate in battles. Whatever their level might be, it should be made sure that you learn what each attribute is. Here is the definition for each of them.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| HP | Represents the number of health points a Teammate has, as it will decrease as Teammates take damage. |
| ATK | Indicates the Teammate’s physical attack power, the damage you can deal to opponents. |
| DEF | Reflects the Teammate’s ability to take incoming damage when hit by enemies. |
| Critical Hit Rate | Represents the probability of landing a critical hit. |
| Critical DMG Increase | Indicates the multiplier for additional damage inflicted on critical hits. |
| ACC | Stands for accuracy. Indicates the chance of hitting the target or missing the target. |
| EVA | Stands for evasion. Indicates the chances of avoiding enemy attacks or effect chances of enemies missing attacks on you. |
| Swiftness | Reflects the Teammate’s speed or agility in combat and affects skill cooldowns. |
| Magic Resistance | Indicates the resistance to magical attacks. |
| Physical Resistance | Indicates the resistance to physical attacks. |
| Lifesteal | Indicates the ability to recover HP restored to self proportional to damage inflicted on enemies. |
Teammate Equipment
Teammate Equipment is an essential aspect to grasp in the game. Items falling under the category of ‘Equipment‘ can be utilized to enhance the strength of Teammates, which allows players to strategically outfit their Teammates, improving their abilities and performance in battles. There are two types of Equipment: Normal Equipment and Exclusive Equipment.
In total, there are four normal slots available for equipping various items, which you can access through the Teammates menu with one exclusive piece of equipment and one carrier. However, the Exclusive Equipment slot becomes accessible only after a Teammate reaches Proficiency Lv. 10. For getting more details on the equipment, you just need to tap on it.
In addition to everything mentioned earlier, the game offers a feature known as Equipment Enhancement, which plays a crucial role in bolstering your Teammate’s equipment and elevating their overall Combat Power. Players can enhance equipment ranked D or higher by utilizing other equipment and Enhancement Hammers as materials.
Tower of God: New World Teammates Guide: Tips and Tricks
- Boost your selections by utilizing the boosted teammate rates available in the summon menu. You have the opportunity to choose up to five SSR rarity teammates through this option, which allows you to get the best teammates available.
- Try to keep a diverse lineup. Sometimes players do not keep Tanks in their 5-teammate lineup, maybe because of a beginner mistake. This is a wrong move since they are the ones who absorb the most damage even though they aren’t the best damage dealers.
- Keep your tanks in the middle of your lineup aka the front row, so that enemy hits are directed towards them.
- Equipping would be good if you use the auto-equip option as it will automatically select the best pick available.
- Reading teammate stories is something players should ignore, as they give a good overview of the character. However, by reading the stories of the newly acquired Teammates, you can earn 100 Suspendium, an important resource in the game for summoning.
- Summon count milestones are needed to be kept track, as they will increase the chances of getting an SSR (x100 pulls) and SSR+ (x200) pull bonuses. This allows you to select and obtain the respective rarities.
That’s all for the Tower of God: New World Teammates Guide!
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