Best Tank Heroes of "Hero Charge/DotA Legend"

Author:
Michael
Updated date:
Sep 9, 2020

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One of the best role-play battle games out right now is Heroes Charge, or Defense of the Ancients Legends (DotA Legends). The game is fast-paced and highly addictive. To play, players build a team of heroes to wipe out the enemy. If you like team-based, multi-player action, you might enjoy Heroes Charge/DotA Legends.

Based on the original Defense of the Ancients game, DotA Legends is one of China's most popular mobile app games. The English-language version is called Heroes Charge. It is exactly the same except for more western-style artwork and English commands.

This article will give you the background to choose your team. Each hero has attributes and strengths to consider and I have tried to summarize both, provide pros and cons for each hero, and provide details to help you make your choice.

Death Knight

Skill Guide: Null Barrier (4) = Agile Recovery (1) > Ward (3) > Death Coil (2)
Rating: 5/5
Difficulty to Obtain: 5/5
How to Get: Arena

Strength

Agile Recovery: Death Knight creates a shield that absorbs damage shield damage absorption into the life value of the Death Knight.
Death Coil: Fires death coil into the weakest units on the battlefield. If he is an enemy, death coil may do magic damage to him. If Death Knight is friendly, death coil will treat his life value.
Ward: Uses dark energy to create a dark shield and to protect the weak. When dark shield disappears, dark energy will explode and there will be magic damage to nearby enemies.
Null Barrier: Death Knight's side combines a powerful frost ward that can protect his teammates and resist spell damage.



Hero name	Death Knight	Initial star	3
Strength	26	Agility	19
Intelligence	23	Health	639
Physical attack	52	Magic power	55
Armor	4	Magic Resistance	3
Physical crit	7	Location	Front

Choosing Death Knight


Pros	Cons
Front line assist that gives protection to other low-hp heroes in the form of an explosive shield	If he is stun-locked or interrupted, he is easily managed as he cannot put any shields up.
His ultimate is rather strong when leveled up, as it protects him from damage and turns the absorbed damage into life.	Has a fairly low magic resistance.
Extremely high HP regeneration.

Savage One

Skill Guide: Corrosion (3) > Arc Swing (2) = Elder Strength (4) > Slam (1)
Rating: 4/5
Difficulty to Obtain: 1/5
How to Get: Campaign

Strengths

Slam: Barrand slams the ground, stunning foes in a moderate area.
Arc Swing: A powerful attack that damages nearby foes.
Corrosion: Barrand weakens the armour of enemies.
Elder Strength: Barrand increases his own strength and attack power.

Attributes



Hero name	Savage One	Initial star	2
Strength	21	Agility	17
Intelligence	15	Health	549
Physical attack	55	Magic power	38
Armour	5	Magic Resistance	1
Physical crit	7	Location	Front

Choosing Savage One


Pros	Cons
Greatly increases output of team damage.	Low magic resistance.
Good range on his AOE.	Only good in physical damage team setups.
High physical damage.

Brute

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Strengths

Axe of Elimination: Unlocks strikes without mercy; those nearby die or suffer massive damage. The healthy ones take less.
Bloodcurse: Unlocks curses on his opponents, causing them to lose HP over a period of time.
Cleaving Attack: A powerful attack that damages all nearby foes.
Dark Resistance: Unlocks connection to Kreln blood magic and enhances his armour.

Attributes



Hero name	Brute	Initial star	1
Strength	28	Agility	22
Intelligence	20	Health	670
Physical attack	54	Magic power	22
Armor	4	Magic Resistance	2
Physical crit	9	Location	Front

Choosing Mountain


Pros	Cons
Front line tank that launches strong counter-attacks at enemies.	Magic resistance is low.
Has a great ultimate that will instantly kill any low hp enemies guaranteed.	The ultimate he has is rather weak against enemies with high hp.
Good AoE cleave dmg at BS level.	Only good as a finisher.

Mountain

Skill Guide: Throw (1) = Stoneskin (4) > Rockslide (3) > Caber (2)
Rating: 3/5
Difficulty to Obtain: 4/5
How to Get: Campaign

Strengths

Throw: Aetna grabs an enemy and tosses them, causing damage on impact.
Caber: Aetna uproots a tree, giving him better range and damage potential.
Rockslide: Aetna causes rocks to rain down on an area, damaging and stunning foes.
Stoneskin: Aetna's granite skin protects him from damage.

Attributes



Hero name	Mountain	Initial star	1
Strength	26	Agility	9
Intelligence	16	Health	641
Physical attack	66	Magic power	38
Armor	2	Magic Resistance	2
Physical crit	4	Location	Front

Choosing Mountain


Pros	Cons
Can disrupt enemy formation.	Needs fourth skill in order to be a true tank.
Gets significantly tanky after you get fourth skill.	Low magic resistance.

Warrior's Monk

Skill Guide: Earthshatter (1) = Elder Strength (4) > Broadswing (2) = Quake (3)
Rating: 3/5
Difficulty to Obtain: 4/5
How to Get: Campaign

Strengths

Earthshatter Kenrick cracks and tears the earth's surface, dealing damage and stunning his foe.
Broadswing Kenrick strikes with a broad sweep, harming and stunning enemies.
Quake Kenrick strikes the earth, causing damage and stunning enemies.
Elder Strength The Tauren strengthen their physique, sharply increasing strength.

Attributes



Hero name	Warrior Monk	Initial star	2
Strength	25	Agility	13
Intelligence	18	Health	624
Physical attack	55	Magic power	43
Armor	4	Magic Resistance	2
Physical crit	5	Location	Front

Choosing Warrior Monk


Pros	Cons
Strong front liner hero that excels in stunning the enemies.	Has low magic resistance.
High HP pool and high strength growth rate.	Can be easily nuked down before he gets his ultimate off.