Warhammer 40K Tacticus: An Overview for Novices

For many years, tactical players have been enamored with the Warhammer universe. The original tabletop game seamlessly transferred to PC and, more recently, mobile gaming platforms. Warhammer 40K Tacticus focuses on small-scale tactical engagements in which you attempt to subjugate your opponents by employing roughly five units every encounter.

Many of the factions present in the expanded science fiction universe are covered in Warhammer 40K Tacticus, including the Templars and Black Legion, the Orks and Xenos, and the “good guy” Ultramarines and Adepta Sororitas. There are already over 40 playable characters, and more are added on a regular basis. It can be somewhat overwhelming to deal with PvP and PvE conflicts in a variety of settings. Therefore, if you’re new to the game, the beginner’s tips and techniques section has a ton of useful information for you.

Details About The UI And Help for Warhammer 40K Tacticus


At first, Warhammer 40K Tacticus may appear overwhelming. Numerous menus, statistics, and objects are available. However, nearly all of it is clickable, providing you with numerous key information tidbits. It goes beyond only the ‘i’ icons. Clickable elements include all objects, tokens, skills, stats, and rarity stars.

For instance, clicking an item will indicate its location if you need it to advance a hero. To get that item, you typically need to replay a specific Campaign level. When you get there, you may see the percentage chance an item will drop if you click the dice icon before the battle begins.

The green glow is also on your side. Check the ‘Character’ icon at the bottom of the home screen for a green circle after every combat. This indicates that you have located an equippable item. The figure, though, can be deceptive. What matters is how many equippable item slots you have for your characters, not how many items you have overall.

Thus, an object that can be displayed on four separate characters will display a four rather than a one. Fortunately, an item will display to you who it can be equipped, so make an informed choice. If you find any War Books, it will also show up on the experience bar’s “+” icon. Use caution when using these as they can be used to level up any of your heroes.

Personal Development


There are three primary methods to enhance each character:

Rank: The most crucial element in character development is the stars above a character, since each new star raises a character’s maximum level that can be attained in addition to providing stat enhancements. You require orbs unique to the character’s faction and character-specific shards in order to advance in rank.
Level: A character’s level determines what equipment and skill levels they can use, which has an impact on everything from damage to armor to ability power. War books and participating in combat raise this.
Upgrades for gear: Every item of gear raises a character’s Damage, Armor, or Health. As long as your character is level enough, after you have all six things on, they vanish and your perks become permanent, allowing you to equip the remaining six.
You can obtain Equipment and Rank Shards from particular Campaign levels (click the item or shard to find out which). Along with being randomly found in a variety of crates, shops, and battles, shards, equipment, and orbs can also be obtained in stores and as battle rewards.

Furthermore take note that depending on your level, several loot crates offer greater benefits. Thus, before opening the container, gain your level if you have one available and are almost there.

Warhammer 40K Tacticus Farming
You can farm any item that is accessible from a particular Campaign level. All Campaign levels, however, are limited to a maximum of two plays each day. Raiding is a much faster way to farm than going through the level again. But you can only Raid a level from which you have three Medals.

You must finish the level with every character alive in order to accomplish this. After then, you can use Raid tokens to have the level automatically completed (Raids and regular plays are included in the ten daily plays).

Guilds, Shopping, And The Gacha System


Requisition Drops are the primary gacha system in Warhammer 40K Tacticus. One Requisition Scroll or 300 Blackstones can be used to obtain a single Requisition Drop. Shards and orbs are among the random resources that each Drop bestows.

But, if you’re extremely fortunate, you might receive a brand-new, random character. This is fantastic as it takes 500 Character Shards to unlock the rarer characters, which are difficult to find. A guaranteed Character is what you get instead if you hold off until you can complete a 10-pull (10 Scrolls, or 3,000 Blackstones), which is a significant advantage.

Blackstones and Requisition Scrolls are both abundant at first but quickly become uncommon. Therefore, try to avoid the need to spend them as soon as you acquire them in the early stages and instead save up for the 10-pulls.

Warhammer 40K Tacticus Shopping
The shop offers one daily free item in addition to one or more things that require Coins, the primary currency in the game. Even though you might not need the item right now, it’s always worth picking it up because you never know when you might need it.

Additionally, once you’ve purchased the things you desire, you can view multiple advertisements every day to update the selection (an icon appears just above the “free” item). You will receive two more products that you can purchase with Coins, but you won’t receive another free item.

* A daily offering of *Requisition Scrolls worth *Blackstones ($X) will be made. Although the exact amount varies, each scroll will cost 300 Blackstones. Since it is a straightforward and equitable conversion, this might be particularly helpful if you are saving up for a 10-pull and are closer with Scrolls than Blackstones.

Why Enter Into A Guild?
In Warhammer 40K Tacticus, joining a guild has two primary benefits in addition to the friendship you’ll gain by conversing with other players:

Exclusive content: Guild Raids are a possibility once you join a guild. These challenge the entire Guild to a succession of boss fights that get harder and harder. You’ll have six rounds to deal as much damage as you can, and every level you destroy will grant loot crates to every Guild member.
Gift requests: Are you having trouble locating a necessary item? After clicking it, select “Ask guild.” This will post a request in the Guild chat channel, allowing others to gift you any spares they may have.
Everyday Obstacles


More than any other option, the Challenges tab is what you need to understand if you want to continue leveling up quickly. The icon that resembles a scroll to the right of the five icons in the center of the home screen is where you may locate it. To get there, hit the “home” button at the bottom of the screen. All of your open missions—daily or not—as well as the incentives for finishing them, are listed here.

This place has a constant Daily Mission that demands you to engage in a variety of game activity, including Guild Raids, Salvage Runs, Onslaught, Campaign, and Arena battles. After finishing this, you’ll receive a Regular Crate that will get better as you level up along with Mission XP, which aids in leveling up.

In addition, there will be two daily missions and maybe one timed mission. Watch out for timed ones, as a real-time timer will begin as soon as you check in. It will be lost if you don’t finish it before time runs out. The daily missions are different, and you can alter them once a day if you don’t like how they seem.