When a level ends, the hero reverts back to level 1. With each new level they gain a boost in their HP and attacking strength.
In Kingdom Rush, Heroes begin at level 1 and gain experience during a level by attacking enemies, before maxing out at level 10.
When a hero is defeated, they immediately start to heal, and will re-spawn after a certain length of time. Heroes are immune to the instant kill attacks of regular enemies (but not bosses or level hazards). These statistics vary from one hero to the next, designed to give each hero advantages and disadvantages. While the hero cannot stand off the path, they will move over the environment, skirting the edges of obstacles to make the movement from A to B as quick as possible. You can either tap/click the hero directly, then tap/click where you would like to move them, or tap/click his icon, then direct them to any path.
Hero movement is controlled with the finger/mouse.
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On April 25, 2012, Ironhide released the Heroes update to both PC and iOS devices, starting with a 66% discount on heroes the following day before the Rotten Forest update for iOS devices. On April 5 2012, a retina display screenshot taken from the (then) upcoming iPad showed a mage hero (presumed to be based on the Arcane Wizard), and revealed features such as a health bar, a level system, and an experience bar. Many assumed that heroes for the remaining advanced towers would soon follow. Following the announcement, many players believed the heroes seem to be based on certain advanced towers: the Holy Order, Rangers Hideout, and Barbarian Mead Hall respectively. Still, just thought I'd post it since it's the only glitch I've seen in all of the Kingdom Rush games I've played.Ironhide Game Studio revealed its first three heroes Gerald Lightseeker, Alleria Swiftwind, and Malik Hammerfury on 8th February, 2012 14th February, 2012 and 19th March, 2012 respectively. Sorry that this is all kinda vague and I don't have any screenshots. It eventually died like normal to the Weirdwood before I could see what would happen if the High Elven Mage used its ability again (there were still other monsters in the wave and I didn't want to die to them by selling my towers). When the Golem reappeared from Time Lapse it was at about 1/2 health but had completely stopped moving further down the path. The Bladesinger returned as if it had used the ability normally and everything else in the screen was fine. Whatever it was, it made the Golem stop moving though it still displayed the moving animation.I was looking at the other end of the screen at the exact moment it happened, but I think that the Bladesinger used its Blade Dance ability right when the High Elven Mage used its Time Lapse ability. The Golem was at about 3/4 of it's health when something happened with either the Bladesinger's Blade Dance ability or the High Elven Mage's Time Lapse ability or some combination of the two. I had some Bladesingers, a Weirdwood, and a High Elven Mage at an intersection, all with max upgrades. It definitely had a bunch of Twilight Harassers and Twilight Scourgers. I was fighting a Twilight Golem in some stage I can't remember for the life of me but I think it was Duredhel Outskirts.
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