Overview[1]
Relentless Reflection was added during the celebration of Tower Heroes' fifth year in the Fifth Anniversary Event. Relentless Reflections takes the appearance of a large area covered with purple and blue crystals with three entrances and one exit. Accompanied by a winding dull purple path that crosses every entrance and leads to the exit, the map also contains floating gem like structures that towers can be placed on.
Stats
- Type
- Mirage
Tips
Entrances First active entrance is the farthest from the exit (left on the map). Second active entrance is right from the first entrance (top on the map) opens Wave 20. Third active entrance is right from the exit (right on the map) and opens Wave 30. Recommended Heroes For DPS options (both Attack & Summoners), it is highly recommended to use towers that can cover high range (boosted by Balloon Pal) while not having a very large footprint. It is also good to consider towers that dont heavily rely on active abilities because of the boss' downgrade ability. In early-game, it is best to use Dumpster Child & Volt. Summoners are also recommended; however, they should be used as a last resort for leaks. Dumpster Child has more potent damage & AOE from level 1, as there is essentially no enemies in the map that can stun, and ghost enemies appear in later waves, usually you should have a level 2 Dumpster Child. Volt also has a stronger AOE in the form of chaining, due to the map being very linear and making enemies clustered most of the time, Volt should be able to do good amount of damage that can cover for damage that Dumpster Child couldn't do. Volt can also be used up until wave 40, due to the ability to extend its range significantly, turning it from a Melee into a Ranged. For summoners, Kart Kid is best, as he has the highest HP scaling, and at Max Level, can run over huge clusters of enemies, chipping a portion of their HP. Other summoners are good.
Patch history
The music Commemoration contains several references to other music tracks for other maps ex: Tidal Takedown,Roliday Rumble,Destiny's Dawn. This is also the case for the boss music in which there are references or patterns that sound like other boss tracks. This is the first map where Maitake speaks. Mana sharing being disabled may be a throwback to when mana share didn't exist for a while. This map used to be a Level 20+ map, but after Fruitful Fight released, it was bumped up to Level 35+ again.
