Trivia Saga is a unique new RPG for the iOS and Android platforms by Ateam Inc. In this game the goal is to defeat enemies by answering semi-random trivia questions. You can pick the enemy, the category of question, and the element of your attack, and with a combination of good strategy and knowledge, you can quest through loads of worlds. Read on for some tips and tricks for Trivia Saga!
Usually, the trivia questions in this game are very easy. However, sometimes you might get a tough question or a question you don’t know right away. If this is the case, minimize the game and head to your browser to google the question. The battle will pause as soon as you minimize it, so you won’t have to worry about time running out on the question.
Be sure to use both types of summons as much as possible. When you have 50 gems you can do the gem summon, which earns a 3-5 star character. The friend summon typically will earn you one or two star characters, but sometimes you’ll find a three star character here as well.
The most basic way to strengthen your characters is using the enhance option. To do this all that you need to do is pick one character, preferably a rare one, to benefit from this. Then pick up to ten characters, usually the common cards (one and two star cards) and use them as sacrifices. You will lose the sacrifices but your benefitting character will gain plenty of experience.
Advancing cards is a completely different story. You need to have a character up to max level. Once that’s the case, then you can advance them if you have a specific subset of items. Go to the advance screen for a character and, if you don’t have all of the necessary items, tap on the item that’s short and it will show you where to get that item.
There are three different elements of attacks in this game, so make sure that you remember the hierarchy so that you can easily do a ton of damage to an emeny. Water beats fire, fire beats leaf and leaf beats water, so target whatever enemy you want to aim your attack at, then pick an elemental attack of the right spot on the hierarchy. It’s like rock paper scissors.