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Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel is an action RPG game developed by Games Farm [www.games-farm.com] . Take everything in this guide with a certain grain of salt in term of value or accuracy. If you do spot mistakes, please let me know in the comments. It's mostly my notes, published since there isn't any other guide this early after the start of Early Access. If you have questions don't hesitate to ask in the comments. Useful links Jotunnslayer's Discord [discord.gg] Jotunnslayer's Wiki [jotunnslayer-hordes-of-hel.fandom.com] The Roadmap for Early Access As the game is in Early Access everything in this guide can become obsolete rapidly. Latest patches: 0.3 Content Update New God: Njord , seafaring god. New Weapons: 2 for each heroes. Bug fixes and balance changes :) Previous patch : 0.2 Content Update New God: Skadi , cold as ice. New Map: Jotunheim , buzz buzz. Seals: Lock a skill for a level up to 3 times. Obtained through Skadi at the Shop. Gain Extra Skill points and Soulshards by Unlocking Trophies. (Claim them in the Trophy Hall) Rerolls changed: If a God is selected at level up, reroll with the same God. Bug fixes: A lot presumably :) (Not Volley though, still does more damage instead of reduced damage at Rank 2 and 3.) Latest guide news: 08-04-2025: Added the latest God, Njord. 10-03-2025: Missing Loki and Odin. After completing them, could be doing a pass of the guide for spelling next and lingering errors. 06-03-2025: Added Skadi v1 and updated the spreadsheet [docs.google.com] . It's still not done yet but covers the new God. 06-03-2025: New patch hit (finally lol) I'm working on the guide again now! Should have the new God and some updates on the game ready tonight. 15-02-2025: Apologies for not already having the Autocasts in the guide. I've updated the sheets (link below) and I *do* plan to add all the Autocast Very Soon(tm). Attack: This is a basic attack that is used regularly to attack a nearest monster by default. It cannot be upgraded directly*, however, many passives specifically modify it. Varies per Class. (*some rare exceptions may applies) Weapon Skill: Each character has a Weapon Skill which is Activated at the player's choosing. Weapon Skills are associated with their respective weapons. All Classes currently have two extra weapons they can buy and thus, a total of three weapon skills available. NOTE: Weapons all have the same damage and attack speed stats , and varies only in the Weapon Skill and one minor stat boost that they offer. Class: Four archtypes to chose from. Berserker (Fighter): Strong close range Attacks. High defenses and health regeneration. Seeress (Wizard): Powerful defensive wards. High intelligence and good support skills. Revenant (Archer): Multitude of long range Attacks. Loyal wolves and control abilities. Flame Sis (Monk): Evasion specialist. Quick movement and a burning focus. Autocasts: Separated in Class Autocasts (max of 2) and God Autocasts (max of 3). Those are your bread-and-butter spells. Obtained at Level Up. Said another way you can acquire any three of the various Gods' Autocasts during a game; however, only two Autocasts from your chosen Class. Passives: You can pick as many Passives as you want at Level Up. Some Passives are always on. Some Passives are activated when specific events (called "Triggers") happen. Some Passives are even cast regularly, similarly to Autocasts. Skill shop: Buy "Skill Points" with Gold between raids and spend them on various Skill trees. Those skill trees include passives, new autocasts and Evolutions, which are the fourth and final stage of Autocasts. NOTE: God Passives obtained at the Skill shop are immediately active for all Classes at all time. There is no need, by example, to invest any Level Up point in-game in a God to activate them. Class Passives in turn are only available to their own class. Subclasses: Acquired at Level 11. Pick one out of 3 specializations. It will remain active until the end of the current game. At Level 11 you only get your subclass, not a Level Up point. Evolutions: First unlocked with Skill Points bought with Gold at the Skill Shop; can then be picked in-game starting at Level 20 as long as you have first acquired 3 points in this Autocast. Autocasts Upgrade Level Requirement Rank 1 -> Level 1 Rank 2 -> Level 6 Rank 3 -> Level 12 Rank 4 -> Level 18 + Evolution Activated at the Skill Shop Quests: In order to summon the Boss and finish the raid you first need to do various Quests. Quests can only happen at preset time intervals; completing quests quicker only result in a longer timer. Once enough quests are finished, you'll be able to summon the Boss (see minimap then for a Blue Skull). Finishing a quest while having crossed a threshold time interval will start a new quest instantly. In turn the quickest you can acquire the final quest of a raid at Insane Difficulty is with 4 minute remaining on the timer. Soulstones: Secondary currency. Obtained by killing Jotunn (end bosses) and occasionally, in chests. Used to buy weapons. Represented by a crystal icon. Elites: Various (big) monsters that have a Monster HP bar and which drop a chest; not to be confused with various (big) Quest monsters which only drop coins and chickens, nor with the Boss. Notably overpowered spells: Loki's Vipers, as well as Odin's Local Ragnarok. I'm a huge fan of Jormungandr but it only performs well when Evolved. Enemies deal damage on contact: Hitboxes are a little wonkey, keep a wide distance. Any monsters you leave behind will be moved back into your screen: Try and kill ranged monster so they don't keep respawning in your face. Soulstones farming: The second map, Muspelheim, does not currently award rare chests with Soulstones as a possible reward for taking down elites. Taking into consideration various factors you could get over 10 more soulstones per run in the First and Third map, Niflheim and Jotunheim, if the luck favors you with your rolls. Soulstones and Skill Point rewards: By completing Trophy objectives you can gain extra currencies; don't forget to claim your rewards in the Trophy Hall. Gold is only spent on Skill points: Don't bother saving them. Represented in-game by a circle icon at the top left. NOTE: All Gold left on the floor is LOST upon leaving a map. Chests appear periodically as well as from slain Elite monsters: Multiple chests can appear at once so there's no rush to pick them up. Both chests and elites appears at regular, timed interval (see Advanced tips for full details). All buffs and unpicked gold are lost when the Boss Fight start. Left-click at any time to take over weapon targeting temporarily: Can be quite useful to make sure important mobs die first, such as those big, red, flying suiciders. Enemies appear in a timed manner from a set list: The same monsters will always appear at the same time of the same encounter. I didn't verify this at all, but I'll assume I'm right anyway. Mind the 1 minute warning! When you have 60 second oft in a raid, a clock sound will play as a warning. Combine a Berserker's Seething Zeal Passive and Odin's God Autocast Local Ragnarok (bought at the skill shop). Don't use any other Autocasts. Fun. NOTE: This was nerfed. Keep in mind the following equation... Skill Reset equation Reset Skill Cooldown Additional Functionality: The chance to reset a skill is now calculated based on how much cooldown time is left. The formula is: Chance to reset = 100% - (2 x remaining cooldown time). For example: Local Ragnarok with 25s of missing cooldown has a chance 50% (100 - (2 x 25)) to be Reset[/b] Fill your slots: You want to pick your 3 God Autocasts as soon as possible in order to remove a ton of "loot pollution" (bad rolls) from your future Level Up selections. Using a Level Up point on a bad skill is often much better* than simply leaving the slots empty during the entire game. Said another way: Not filling your Autocasts slots results in giving you a ton of