If you have recently started playing Glorybound, there are plenty of things you need to understand before jumping into the game. From choosing the right Blessing and class to upgrading your Strength, farming Mythic gear, and completing weekly raids, knowing how everything works can save you a lot of time.
In this Glorybound guide, I will cover some of the most frequently asked questions, including the best Blessings, how Lucky Spins work, which class you should choose, how to recover from being Tired, and where to spend your coins. I will also explain the important Trial 4 and Hydra raid mechanics so you know what to do when playing with your team.
Whether you are a beginner or already working towards endgame equipment, you will find plenty of useful information here. Let’s go through everything you need to know about Glorybound.
Roblox Glorybound Beginner Guide – Trello, Best Blessings, Classes, Hydra Raid
1. What Are Lucky Spins and Where Do You Use Them?
Lucky Spins are used to roll Blessings, which give you special abilities during combat. You can use them at the Rift, located in the main lobby.
To find the Rift, look for the blue crack in the wall to the left of the chest vault. Walk inside and interact with the Crystal in the middle to open the Blessing rolling menu.
You can also select a Chase Blessing before rolling. This doubles your chance of obtaining the selected Blessing.
Here are a few important things to remember:
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Lucky Spins can be obtained through redeem codes or purchased with Robux.
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Normal Blessing Spins cost 1,000 Coins each.
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Lucky Spins are not available through normal Coin purchases.
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Lootbox purchases are restricted in certain regions.
I recommend saving your Lucky Spins for valuable Blessings rather than spending them randomly.
2. What Is the Best Blessing in Glorybound?
There is no official Blessing tier list yet, but some Blessings are considered much stronger than others by the community.
Blessing rarity is also important. The rarity order is:
Secret > Mythic > Legendary
Here are some of the most popular Blessings currently worth considering.
| Rarity | Best Blessings | Why Use Them? |
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| Secret | Seraph of the Sun | Excellent damage, stun, and team utility |
| Secret | Wings of the Inferno | Strong area damage and explosions |
| Mythic | Wrath of Jupiter | Excellent damage output |
| Mythic | Judgment of Sol | Strong area damage, especially with Sol gear |
| Legendary | Meteor / Phoenix | Good options for general combat |
Seraph of the Sun vs Wings of the Inferno
Both are powerful Secret Blessings, but they work differently.
Seraph of the Sun
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Marks up to 8 enemies.
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Strikes all marked enemies simultaneously.
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Deals 8 hits of 4.2x weapon damage.
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Stuns enemies for 1.4 seconds.
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Provides brief defensive protection to you and nearby allies.
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Cooldown: 11.7 seconds.
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Area: 56.
Wings of the Inferno
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Marks up to 8 enemies.
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Enemies explode when defeated, or the ability automatically explodes after 3.6 seconds.
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Deals 8 hits of 2.1x weapon damage.
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Eruption damage increases to 3.2x.
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Cooldown: 11.7 seconds.
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Area: 68.
Personally, Seraph of the Sun is an excellent choice if you want consistent damage and additional team utility. Wings of the Inferno is another strong option, particularly when dealing with groups of enemies.
Keep in mind that some Secret Blessings are currently being reworked, so their performance may change with future updates.
Important: You can equip only one Blessing at a time. Additional Blessing slots are used to store your other Blessings so you can switch between them before different runs.
3. What Is the Best Class in Glorybound?
If you are looking for the highest damage output in endgame content, Berserker is currently one of the strongest choices.
Berserker benefits greatly from Blessings and can deal excellent damage when fully upgraded.
However, all classes are viable, and your weapon also plays an important role in determining your overall performance.
Here is a quick breakdown:
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Berserker: Best choice for maximum damage and faster clears.
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Lancer: A good alternative if you do not have Berserker.
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Archer: A safer option if you prefer surviving difficult encounters.
You should also consider which class works best with your available weapons. There is no reason to switch to a class if you have better equipment for another one.
4. What Does Strength Do in Glorybound?
Strength is one of the most important stats in Glorybound because it directly increases your damage.
Think of Strength as a damage multiplier. The higher your Strength, the more damage you can deal to enemies.
You can check your current Strength through the character stats menu.
Strength is also required for Rebirth, so you will need to train regularly if you want to progress further.
How to increase Strength:
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Use the training areas.
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Keep training to increase your Strength.
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Recover when your training gains become too low.
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Work towards the Strength requirements for your next Rebirth.
One important thing to remember is that you do not gain Strength from completing matches. You must train to increase this stat.
5. What Does Tired Mean? How Do You Recover?
While training for long periods, you will eventually become Tired. This reduces the amount of Strength you gain from training.
You may notice different gain percentages, such as:
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75% Gains
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50% Gains
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25% Gains
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10% Gains
The lower your percentage, the less Strength you receive from training.
There are two ways to recover from Tired:
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Play a Survival match to recover faster.
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Stop training and wait for your recovery.
If you do not want to play a match, here is how long each recovery stage takes:
| Recovery | Time Required |
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| 75% | 30 minutes |
| 50% | 1 hour |
| 25% | 1 hour 30 minutes |
| 10% | 2 hours |
I recommend playing Survival matches instead of waiting around, especially if you want to keep progressing.
6. What Is the Max Rebirth in Glorybound?
The current maximum Rebirth level is 50, increased from the previous maximum of 30.
Rebirth is important because it allows you to continue progressing beyond your previous Strength limit.
Each Rebirth provides:
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Additional skill points.
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A higher Strength cap.
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More opportunities to upgrade your character.
You should work towards Rebirth whenever you meet the required Strength level. It is one of the main ways to improve your character for endgame content.
7. What Is Glory and How Do You Get It?
Glory is a score displayed on the leaderboard. It increases as you level up and complete Rebirths.
You can earn Glory through two main activities:
| Activity | Glory Earned |
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| Each Level | 1 Glory |
| Each Rebirth | 30 Glory |
For example, if you reach Level 100 and complete 5 Rebirths, you will have earned 250 Glory from these activities.
The more you progress, the higher your Glory score becomes.
8. Where Do You Redeem Glorybound Codes?
Redeeming codes is one of the easiest ways to get free rewards, including spins and other useful items.
To redeem a code:
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Open Glorybound.
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Look for the Gift icon in the top-left corner.
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Click the icon to open the code redemption menu.
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Enter your code.
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Redeem it to receive your rewards.
You can also press J to open the code menu.
For the latest working codes, check the game’s Discord channels:
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#codes
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#announcements
Make sure you redeem codes as soon as possible because they can expire after a limited period.
9. What Should You Max First in the Skill Tree?
The Skill Tree is another important part of character progression. You receive skill points through leveling up and completing Rebirths.
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1 skill point per level.
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3 skill points per Rebirth.
If you are just starting, I recommend focusing on Fortuna first because it provides additional XP and Coin bonuses. This makes early progression easier.
After that, you can start investing more points into damage-related upgrades.
Here is a general upgrade priority:
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Fortuna: Prioritize this early for additional XP and Coins.
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Damage upgrades: Improve your overall damage output.
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Numen: Invest more points here if you have a Mythic or Secret Blessing.
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Crown Skills: Prioritize important crown upgrades as you progress through each branch.
You can eventually max every branch, so you do not need to worry about permanently missing out on an upgrade.
10. How High Do Strength Boosts Go?
You can purchase Strength boosts using Robux to increase your training progression.
The current maximum Strength boost is x64.
Each upgrade tier costs more than the previous one, so you should consider your budget before purchasing higher boosts.
If the Strength boost buttons are not appearing on your mobile device, try opening the game on PC or console instead.
11. Do Armor Sets Give Bonuses? Which Set Is Best?
Yes! Armor sets provide additional bonuses, but you need to equip all four pieces of the same set to activate the full set bonus.
This means wearing four matching pieces is generally better than mixing different armor pieces without completing a set.
However, the best armor set depends on what you want to achieve.
| Armor Set | Best For |
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| Jupiter Tonans | Blessing damage |
| Sol Invictus | Regular damage |
| Champion | Coins and leveling |
| Triumph | Coins and leveling |
If you mainly depend on your Blessing abilities for damage, Jupiter Tonans is worth considering.
For regular weapon damage, Sol Invictus is a better option.
Meanwhile, Champion and Triumph are useful when your main goal is farming Coins and gaining levels.
12. How Do You Get Imperator Gear, Sigils, and Umbra Shop Items?
Imperator equipment is currently among the best endgame gear available in Glorybound.
The Imperator armor set and weapons are available through endgame progression, and completing the full set bonus makes this equipment particularly valuable.
To get Sigils, you need to participate in Weekly Raids.
Weekly Raids are important because they provide:
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Sigils.
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Crafting materials.
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A chance to obtain endgame equipment.
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Opportunities to obtain Imperator weapons.
If you are already progressing through endgame content, I recommend making Weekly Raids part of your regular routine.
13. How Do Embers, Salvaging, and the Forge Work?
Forge Embers are crafting materials used to create Mythic armor.
You can access the Forge by opening your inventory and looking in the top-right corner.
There are two main ways to obtain Embers.
1. Clear Waves
You can earn Embers by clearing waves 21 through 60.
However, there is a daily limit, meaning you cannot farm Embers endlessly.
2. Salvage Equipment
You can also obtain Embers by salvaging duplicate equipment.
To salvage an item:
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Open your inventory.
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Find an Epic or Legendary item you own at least two copies of.
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Select the item.
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Look for the Salvage option above the Sell button.
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Confirm the salvage.
Make sure you do not accidentally salvage equipment you still need.
I recommend checking your inventory regularly and salvaging unnecessary duplicate Epic and Legendary items to collect additional crafting materials.
14. How Do You Get Mythic Gear? What Should You Spend Coins On?
Getting better equipment is essential if you want to progress through higher waves and endgame content.
One of the easiest ways to improve your equipment is by opening chests.
Here is where I recommend spending your Coins:
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Epic Chests: Spend Coins here until you have a decent collection of equipment.
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Blessing Spins: Use your Coins to roll for better Blessings.
One important detail is that Legendary Chests cannot be purchased directly with Coins.
Instead, you can obtain Legendary Chests by clearing:
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Wave 35.
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Wave 50.
Because of this, completing full 60-wave runs is one of the best ways to farm equipment.
If you are still using weaker armor, focus on Epic Chests first. Once you have decent equipment, you can start concentrating on higher-level progression and Weekly Raids.
15. Can You Trade Items? Are There Clans or PvP?
Currently, Glorybound does not have a trading system.
Clans and PvP modes are planned features, but they are not currently available.
If you have suggestions for future features, you can share them in the game’s Discord #suggestions channel.
16. What Is the Best Class for Completing Trials?
The best class depends on whether you want to complete Trials quickly or play more safely.
Here are the current community recommendations:
| Class | Best For |
|---|---|
| Berserker | Fastest Trial clears |
| Lancer | Alternative damage option |
| Archer | Safer Trial runs |
If your main goal is completing Trials as quickly as possible, Berserker is the recommended choice.
However, if you do not have Berserker, Lancer is another good option.
For players who prefer a safer approach, Archer is worth considering.
17. How Do You Dodge the Light Gathers Mechanic in Trial 4?
The Light Gathers mechanic in Trial 4 is important because failing it can cause massive damage and potentially wipe your entire team.
During the Trial, a yellow circle will appear and follow one of your teammates.
You cannot dodge this mechanic individually.
Instead, all players must stand inside the yellow circle to distribute the incoming damage.
If even one teammate fails to join the circle, the team can take massive damage.
Here is what you should do:
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Watch for the yellow circle appearing under a teammate.
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Stop attacking and move towards the circle.
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Make sure all four players are standing inside it.
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Stay together until the mechanic finishes.
The most important thing is communication. If you see the yellow circle, let your teammates know immediately.
18. How Long Does It Take to Recover From Tired Without Playing?
If you do not want to play a Survival match, you can simply stop training and wait for your Tired status to recover.
Here is the recovery timing:
| Gains Percentage | Recovery Time |
|---|---|
| 75% | 30 minutes |
| 50% | 1 hour |
| 25% | 1 hour 30 minutes |
| 10% | 2 hours |
Although waiting works, playing a Survival match is generally a better option if you want to continue making progress instead of spending time waiting.
19. How Does the Hydra Weekly Boss Torch Mechanic Work?
The Hydra Weekly Raid has several mechanics that your entire team needs to understand.
One of the most important mechanics involves using elemental torches to stop Hydra’s heads from regenerating.
There are four braziers around the arena, and each provides a specific elemental torch.
HYDRA TORCH LOCATIONS
| Location | Torch | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Northeast | Fire | Red |
| Southeast | Ice | Blue |
| Southwest | Acid | Green |
| Northwest | Fire | Red |
You need to use these torches to burn Hydra’s stumps and prevent its heads from regenerating.
How to Pick Up a Torch
Getting a torch is simple:
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Approach one of the braziers.
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Get within 10 studs.
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Select the Take Torch option.
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Your torch will be equipped instantly.
Here are some important torch rules:
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Each torch lasts for 12 seconds.
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Returning to a brazier recharges your torch.
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Using a different brazier changes your torch’s element.
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You can carry only one torch at a time.
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You lose your torch if you die, respawn, or leave the game.
How to Burn Hydra’s Stumps
Once you have a torch, you need to attack Hydra to burn its available stumps.
You do not need to directly hit the stump. Any attack that hits Hydra’s body can trigger the burning effect.
The following attacks can work:
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Weapon attacks.
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Arrows.
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Abilities.
Damage-over-time effects do not count.
Each successful attack burns one available stump, and the torch is not consumed when you burn a stump.
You will also continue dealing your normal damage to Hydra while using the torch.
Elemental Torch Matching in Extreme Mode
If you are playing Extreme difficulty, you must use the correct elemental torch for each stump.
The elemental matching rules are:
| Torch Element | Stump Element |
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| Fire | Acid |
| Ice | Fire |
| Acid | Ice |
Using the wrong torch will display the message: “Wrong torch for this stump.”
Make sure you communicate with your teammates and coordinate your torch usage, especially when several stumps need to be burned.
Orange Boxes and Sealed Heads
You may also notice orange boxes around Hydra’s heads.
An orange box means the head is sealed but has not been completely cut off. This means Hydra still has a chance to regenerate that head.
You need to burn the stumps correctly to prevent regeneration.
Ice Torch: Freezing the Bridges
The Ice Torch has another important ability that you should not ignore.
You can use its Freeze button to freeze a submerged bridge for 15 seconds.
After the 12:00 mark, all four bridges sink, making this ability particularly important when your team needs to cross safely.
If you are carrying the Ice Torch, keep an eye on the bridges and use Freeze when necessary.
Brazier Safe Zones and Poison Protection
Braziers also provide protection from certain Hydra mechanics.
Here is what you need to know:
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Wind Protection: Standing within 10 studs of a brazier protects you from the wind mechanic, even if you are not carrying a torch.
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Poison Protection: Entering a brazier’s safe zone can remove your poison mark if you do so within 1 second.
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Trial 3: Brazier safe zones can also remove poison marks, but simply holding a torch does not protect you from poison.
Remember that torches do not provide additional damage or stat bonuses. Their main purpose is burning Hydra’s stumps and interacting with arena mechanics.
20. How Do You Complete the Hydra’s Four Yellow Box Mechanic?
During the Hydra Weekly Raid, you will encounter an important mechanic when the boss reaches approximately 14,000 HP and again at around 5,400 HP.
Four yellow boxes will appear around the arena.
Your team must activate all four boxes simultaneously.
Here is what you need to do:
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Watch Hydra’s HP carefully.
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When the four yellow boxes appear, locate them around the arena.
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Assign one teammate to each box.
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All four players must stand on their respective boxes simultaneously.
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Once all four boxes are activated, Hydra becomes vulnerable to the finishing attack.
If your team fails to activate all four boxes, you will not be able to complete the final phase properly.
Make sure everyone knows which box they need to stand on before reaching this phase.
21. What Is the Hydra Heads Fall in Pairs Mechanic?
Another important Hydra mechanic happens when the boss falls below 70% HP.
At this point, Hydra’s heads begin falling in pairs.
You need to burn both stumps using the correct torches within approximately 2 seconds of each other.
If you fail to burn both stumps within this time, the heads will regenerate and split again.
This also restores 4% of Hydra’s HP, making the fight longer and more difficult.
My recommendation: Coordinate with your teammates before attacking the two stumps. Make sure both players are ready with their torches so you can burn both within the required time.
22. How Does the Hydra Raid’s Four Chains Mechanic Work?
The final important mechanic involves activating four chains.
Each team member needs to stand at a specific light brazier and remain there until the Chains percentage reaches 100%.
Here is how to complete it:
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Locate all four light braziers.
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Assign one teammate to each brazier.
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Every player must stay at their assigned location.
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Keep standing there until the Chains percentage reaches 100%.
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Once the percentage is complete, your team can continue with the raid.
Important: Do not leave your assigned brazier before the Chains percentage reaches 100%. All four teammates need to stay in their positions for the mechanic to complete.
23. What Is the Chance of Getting an Imperator Weapon From Weekly Raids?
Weekly Raids give you a chance to obtain Imperator weapons after completing the boss fight.
The initial weapon drop chance is 5%.
However, there is also a pity system that increases your chances when you fail to obtain a weapon.
| Raid Attempts Without a Weapon | Weapon Drop Chance |
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| First attempt | 5% |
| Second attempt | 5.5% |
| Third attempt | 6% |
| Fourth attempt | 6.5% |
| Fifth attempt | 7% |
Each unsuccessful raid increases your weapon drop chance by 0.5%.
There are a few additional things worth remembering:
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You have unlimited attempts to obtain Imperator weapons.
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Getting one weapon does not prevent you from obtaining another.
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Your weapon drop chance resets to 5% after you obtain a weapon.
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Any additional weapon luck resets every week when a new Weekly Raid boss is introduced.
This means you should keep completing Weekly Raids even if you do not get a weapon immediately. Your chances will gradually increase with every unsuccessful attempt.
24. How Can You Skip Rounds in Glorybound?
The crowd mechanic can affect how your rounds progress.
There are two main crowd reactions:
Dislikes: These can either make enemies stronger or cause rounds to be skipped.
Likes: These provide additional money.
If you want to receive Likes, you need to make your rounds last longer.
According to the current community explanation, you can increase your chances of getting Likes by:
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Playing longer rounds.
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Taking damage.
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Getting downed.
Dislikes can be useful when you want to skip rounds, but remember that they can also make enemies stronger.
So, think carefully about your strategy depending on whether you want faster progression or additional Coins.
Glorybound has plenty of progression systems and mechanics, especially once you reach the endgame. Understanding how Blessings, Strength, Rebirths, armor sets, and Weekly Raids work will make your journey much easier.
My biggest recommendation is to focus on Fortuna early, build a strong Blessing, and complete full 60-wave runs to improve your equipment. Once you reach endgame, make sure you participate in Weekly Raids regularly because Imperator weapons and armor are important for further progression.
Most importantly, learn the Hydra mechanics before joining a raid with your team. Knowing when to use torches, burn stumps, activate yellow boxes, and complete the four chains can make the difference between a successful run and a failed one.
