Cast & Conquer is a new RPG for the iPhone and iPad. This game combines card battling elements that are so familiar to many RPG fans out there with elements of a reverse tower defense game, with you and your opponent sending out troops to attack each other, trying to get to the player character (the “tower”), with the first person to destroy all of their opponents’ cards or the player character being the winner. Read on for some tips and tricks for Cast & Conquer!
Grinding for experience is really easy to do in this game, because it takes a very short time to do, but it will run out all of your stamina extremely quickly. To grind for instant experience, go to any of the old stages that you have already beaten, hit “blitz” and blitz as much as you can to finish the battles instantly. You’ll level up VERY quickly this way.
You’ll also earn loads of silver, so spend that silver on new card packs. You’ll earn so many different cards of highly differing rarities and uses that your best bet is to “auto set” your team. Make sure that in the arena, you auto-set your defense team every time you get new cards as well, so that you don’t become one of those folks with no defense when you get attacked.
Garnets are the premium currency of this game, and unlike most games, once you get at least 100 garnet, you can send your miners out to get you even more of them for free. Miners will always come back with more garnets than you paid them, so go to the “activities” button and hire as many miners as possible. The more you hire, the more garnets you will end up earning.
Activation codes can be found for free by checking the Cast and Conquer Facebook and Twitter accounts, and they will earn you goodies such as garnets, rare cards for you to use in battle, new equipment for your main player character, and sapphires. Be on the lookout for any activation codes that you can find.
When you run out of ActiviPoints in the Arena and Stamina in the Single Player modes, check out the team battle. If there are no available rooms, create your own. This is a good shot for bonuses and equipment, and the battles tend to take such a long time that you’ll have a side bonus of killing time while your stamina comes back.