Soul of Eden is a PvP card-Battle System game by Rayark. This game adds a lot to the PVP game market with its adorable graphics and excellent UI. There is an in-depth storyline to get into, every single one of the over 100 cards has its own plot and backstory. There is a lot to learn about in this game, and if you’re just starting out, we have the perfect beginner’s guide and tips and tricks for you. Let’s get into it!
Downloading Soul of Eden:
If you wish to download the game, you can do so by going to the Google Play Store and the App Store. This game is one of the better card battle games I’ve played, so definitely don’t miss out on it.
Understanding the Factions:
There are four different factions in the game: Republic, Aliens, Beasts, and Empire. Each side has its own set of strengths as well as a deck of cards. You start out as a member of the Republic faction, but as you go through the game and gain more points, you will unlock all of the factions. Let’s look into the specialties of every faction:
- Republic: The Republic specializes in long-range strikes and has a well-balanced unit lineup. They carry a lot of DPS and defense corps.
- Aliens: Unlocks at 300 trophies. The Aliens are known for their unpredictable control and morphing powers, and they specialize in bringing creatures onto the battlefield. They tend to be more offensive than defensive.
- Beasts: Unlocks at 1000 trophies. Beasts are known for dropping powerful and speedy creatures with skills and spells that either hurry them up or slow them down. They can heal your entire team on-field in no time.
- Empire: Unlocks at 1700 trophies. The Empire possesses a number of powers that help their forces and hinder opponent units.
Some cards are shared between 2 factions. The Republic and Alien factions have 19 cards in common, while the Beasts and Empire factions have 17 cards in common.
Building your deck:
It is very important to build the deck that you will use in battle. Without any alteration, the starting deck is good enough to help you win a lot of games, especially if you pay attention to the basic strategies. But as you go on and get better cards, you should make slight changes to them. Try and keep the cost as low as possible. You can see how many cards you have in your collection by tapping the deck button. For now, you’ll just have one deck, so hit the pencil icon next to it to begin altering. The deck menu symbol is where you’ll want to edit your deck.
There are 30 cards in each deck; no more or less. Each card can be used up to four times, but you won’t get more than four duplicates. There are no other constraints that prevent you from expressing yourself through the deck you create.
Upgrade your cards:
Soul of Eden also lets you upgrade every single one of your cards. Once you have four copies of the same card, while summoning, you will start receiving duplicates of them. These duplicates will be used to upgrade that specific card. Each card’s attributes and, in certain circumstances, the effects of their skills improve as they go through the levels. A lower-grade card will be relatively easier to upgrade than a higher-grade one. Gaia dust or Eden dust might be substituted to complete the upgrade. Republic and Aliens cards can be upgraded using Gaia dust, but Empire and Beasts cards require Eden dust. We recommend you save and use the dust for the special cards over the common ones.
Take part in battles and complete missions:
One of the most essential parts of Soul of Eden is participating in PvP combat. Your soul power is charged to 6 at the outset of each fight, allowing you the ability to summon or cast nearly all of the cards in your hand. Deciding how to use up your soul power is particularly important. Aside from timing your deployments and throwing spells, planning about how you position your troops is also important. Always remember to deploy the tankiest troops in the front and medi-bots after them to heal them in case the enemies attack.
There are a bunch of missions and goals to complete surrounding the game. Completing them will grant you a lot of rewards and also packs to get better and rarer cards. We also have a form of currency called the Soulstones which you can also receive while doing missions. They will help you open more special card packs, so keep on collecting them as much as possible.
Join a Guild:
When you join a guild, joining a guild grants you access to guild missions, which you may complete to gain guild donations and other benefits. Although contribution points cannot be exchanged for resources, your guildmates can be quite helpful in accelerating your advancement. You can also engage in a friendly match with other members of the same guild. There are no guild-related perks right now, but this is likely to change in the coming weeks.
Ending Note:
Overall, Soul of Eden is an extremely interactive and fun game to play. There is a lot to experiment with within this game in terms of strategies and playstyle. Remember to use all of your resources effectively, and Happy Gaming!
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