Summary of "BEAR HUNT Event Guide | Kingshot"

BEAR HUNT Event Guide | Kingshot - Summary

Bear Hunt is a 30-minute event in Kingshot where players collaborate to deal as much damage as possible to a bear. Key points include:

Players place traps and schedule rallies to attack the bear simultaneously.
The last 5 minutes of the event prohibit leading new rallies, so timing is crucial to maximize rallies within the first 25 minutes.
The main goal is to maximize damage to earn forge hammers, essential for upgrading hero gear.
Additional rewards include enhancement XP parts for gear.

You can only lead one rally at a time.
The bear does no damage to your troops, so troop survivability is not a concern.
Archers are the best troop type for Bear Hunt as they deal the most damage.
Infantry and cavalry mainly serve as protection/support, while archers are the primary damage dealers.
The lethality buff is the most important stat to increase damage output.

Use your three strongest rally leaders (one for each troop type: infantry, cavalry, archers) with fully upgraded gear.
Focus all gear upgrades, XP, forge hammers, and widgets on these three heroes only.
Utilize buffs:
- Squad attack and lethality buffs can be activated under your profile using gems.
- King appointments: assign the lethality buff to your strongest player and the attack buff to the second strongest.
Distribute archers evenly across all marches rather than concentrating all archers in one rally—unless you have over 600,000 archers.
Equalizing archers ensures maximum total damage across all rallies, not just your own.

Join rallies with the correct heroes to provide powerful buffs.
The most effective heroes to join with are those whose ultimate expedition skill increases lethality or attack:
- Chenko, Yan Woo, Amadeus: Provide up to 25% lethality buff.
- Ammani: Provides a 25% squad attack buff (decreases enemy defense).
- Hilda: Provides a 15% squad attack buff; useful as a last resort or for empty rallies.
Always join with the hero in the first hero slot to ensure the rally bonus applies.
Up to four rally joiner bonuses can stack, with higher skill levels taking priority.
Avoid joining rallies with:
- Blue heroes whose skills affect resource output, not damage (e.g., Edwin, Olive).
- Chance-based rally leaders whose skills have low proc chances (e.g., Petra, Marlin, Jable, Zoe).
- Heroes whose skills do not increase damage or are defensive (e.g., Saul, Quinn, Howard, Diana, Gordon, Fod).
Joining with no hero is better than joining with an incorrect hero, as no hero takes up a rally bonus slot.

Leading rallies with rally joiner heroes (except Amadeus, who can do both).
Using blue heroes or chance-based leaders as joiners.
Dispersing gear and upgrades across many heroes instead of focusing on the three rally leaders.
Allowing players to join rallies with wrong heroes, which wastes rally bonus slots and reduces overall damage.
Not monitoring and kicking players who join rallies incorrectly.

Use the reforge feature to redistribute gear and XP to your three main rally leaders.
Keep an eye on rally compositions and join rallies that need buffs.
Coordinate with your alliance to ensure proper hero usage in rallies.
The distance from your trap affects march time; closer traps allow faster rally cycles.