Covenant Adventures: Missions Upgraded for Shadowlands

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Renown

Kyrian

Necrolord

Night Fae

Venthyr

기억의 위습Current Challenges with the Adventures SystemCovenant Imbalance영혼 재장군 드레이븐몽환숲 덫사냥꾼장군 드레이븐몽환숲 덫사냥꾼Leveling New CompanionsUnlocking AdventuresAnima ConductorsThe Transport Networks:Covenant Features:The Command Table비축용 령구원된 영혼Scouting MapTier1: 전술적인 통찰력Tier 2: 응당한 향연Tier 3: 우월한 능률The Scouting Map: Your Adventures InterfaceClick on the image to see a larger versionClick on the image to see a larger versionThe Cost of Adventuring비축용 령Replenish the ReservoirCompanionsCompanions SoulbindsAlliesTroopsSoulbindsAllies

6 Allies are recruited by earning Covenant Renown.

6 Covenant Allies can be rescued from Torghast, Tower of the Damned.

2 unaffiliated adventurers can be recruited by any Covenant from inside Torghast.

TroopsKyrian

Companion

Ability

Description

펠라고스

Pelagos meditates, increasing his damage by 30% and inflicting a Sorrowful Memory on all enemies, dealing $s2 Holy damage.

Pelagos faces his fears and hurls light in the face of his foes, dealing $s1 Holy damage to all enemies at range.

클레이아

Kleia charges into battle, dealing $s1 Physical damage to all adjacent enemies.

Kleia's determination (and mace) make enemies pay dearly, dealing $s1 Physical damage to any who attack her.

미카니코스

Mikanikos enhances the durability of the closest ally, reducing the damage they take by 50% for two rounds.

Mikanikos dazzles all enemies for two rounds, reducing their damage by 100%. Does not cast at the start of battle.

Companion

Ability

Description

아폴론

Apolon's light ignites the farthest enemy, dealing $s1 Fire damage and $s2 Fire damage for the next 2 rounds.

브론

Bron reconfigures, wreathing himself in bands of light that deal $s1 Holy damage to all who attack him for the next 3 rounds.

클로라

Clora cleaves all enemies in melee, dealing $s1 Holy damage.

사도 코스마스

Kosmas erupts in light, dealing $s1 Holy damage to all enemies and healing allies for $s2.

키데키오스

Kythekios punches all enemies in melee in rapid succession, dealing $s1 Holy damage them and empowering himself to deal $s2% additional damage.

네미아

Nemea enlists a Larion friend to leap into battle, dealing $s1 Physical damage to the farthest enemy.

펠로디스

Pelodis enlists a Phalynx to charge into battle, dealing $s1 Holy damage to the farthest enemy.

시카

Sika dishes out potions to the party, increasing their Damage by $s1 Holy for 3 rounds.

Companion

Ability

Description

할라

Hala strikes the closest enemy for $s1 Holy damage. The force of the blow generates a secondary shockwave, dealing $s2 Holy damage to all enemies at range.

이스피론

Ispiron reconfigures, reallocating resources to protect himself, reducing all damage taken and dealt by 40% for 3 rounds.

키데키오스

Kythekios punches all enemies in melee in rapid succession, dealing $s1 Holy damage them and empowering himself to deal $s2% additional damage.

몰라코

Molako purifies all enemies in a line, dealing $s1 Holy damage.

텔레타카스

Telethakas pours a potion down the throat of the closest ally, healing them for $s1 and increasing their maximum health by $s2.

텔리아

Teliah empowers her spear, dealing $s1 Holy damage to the farthest enemy and healing the closest ally for $s2.

ELGU - 007

Deals $s1 Holy damage to enemies in a cone emanating from the closest enemy.

키아라니카

Heals the closest ally for $s1 and increases their maximum health for $s2 for 2 rounds.

Companion

Ability

Description

키리안 결사단원

The Phalanx takes $s1% reduced damage and protects all ranged allies in the same way.

키리안 미늘창병

The Halberdier slices their weapon at the farthest enemy, dealing $s1 Physical damage.

Venthyr

Companion

Ability

Description

안개칼날 나지아

Nadjia strikes the closest enemy twice, dealing a $s1 and then $s2 Physical damage

Nadjia becomes untargetable and heals herself for $s2.

테오타르

Theotar pulses with shadow, dealing $s1 Shadow damage to all enemies at range.

Theotar rips the blood from all enemies at range, increasing the damage they take by $s1%.

장군 드레이븐

Draven's wingspan shields himself and all allies, reducing all damage taken by $s1%.

Draven sweeps his wings, dealing $s1 Physical damage to all enemies.

Companion

Ability

Description

보그단

Bogdan reminds the nearest enemy of their manners, dealing $s1 Shadow damage for the next three turns.

길 잃은 시빌

Lost Sybille smashes the heads all adjacent enemies together, dealing $s1 Physical damage.

라헬

Rahel cheerfully slices the closest enemy and hurls a dagger at the farthest enemy, dealing $s1 Shadow damage to both.

시몬

Simone wields her mirror with precision, dealing $s1 Arcane damage to the farthest enemy.

바위머리

Stonehead smiles and politely smashes all enemies in melee for $s1 Physical damage.

불카

Vulca invokes the power of loss, dealing $s1 Arcane damage to all enemies at range.

Companion

Ability

Description

아이레스

Ayeleth drains the anima from all adjacent enemies, dealing $s1 Shadow damage and an additional $s2 damage each round.

무덤잘파

Dug tosses a shovelful of Grave Dirt at all enemies, dealing $s1 Frost damage and healing himself for $s2.

칼레타

Kaletar heals all allies for $s1.

네리스 다크윙

Nerith strikes all enemies in melee range three times, each strike dealing $s1 Shadow damage.

돌팔매군

Stonehuck hurls a Sinstone which shatters and deals $s1 Physical damage to all enemies at range.

텔라 소울시퍼

Thela rips a memory from the farthest enemy, dealing $s1 Shadow damage.

라시크 스파인밴더

Heals the closest ally for $s1.

수완꾼

Deals $s1 Shadow damage, heals himself for $s2, and increases his maximum health by $s3 for 1 round.

Companion

Ability

Description

벤티르 암흑칼날

Stabs the closest enemy twice, dealing $s1 Physical damage with the first knife and and $s2 with the second.

벤티르 영혼법사

Deals $s1 Arcane damage to the farthest enemy and heals themself for $s2.

Necrolord

Companion

Ability

Description

역병 설계자 메릴레트

Marileth heals a nearby ally for $s1 and increases their maximum health by 10%.

Marileth douses the nearest enemy, dealing $s1 Shadow damage and inflicting an additional $s2 Shadow damage when the target is struck for three rounds.

에메니

Emeni's marvelous mastication inspires all adjacent allies, increasing their damage by $s1 Shadow.

Emeni's fumes deal $s1 Nature damage to all enemies in melee range.

뼈장장이 에어미르

Heirmir's brooch heals her for $s1.

Enemies attacking Heirmir take $s1 Physical damage.

Companion

Ability

Description

건 고지본

Every round, Gunn heals for $s1.

칼리크

Khaliiq hurls energized daggers at all enemies at range, dealing $s1 Shadow damage and reducing their damage by 10% for 2 rounds.

역병이

Deals $s1 Nature damage each round to all enemies and heals all allies for $s2.

라산

Rathan blasts the furthest enemy, dealing $s1 Shadow damage.

패왕 렌시사

Rencissa lashes out, dealing $s1 Shadow damage to adjacent enemies.

검사 메빅스

Mevix judges his opponent wanting, dealing $s1 Shadowfrost damage to all enemies in a cone in front of him.

Companion

Ability

Description

아쉬라카

Ashraka empowers an adjacent ally at the cost of her own health, increasing their damage by $s1 Shadow and modifying incoming damage by $s2 for 2 turns.

사지먹보

Gorgelimb sacrifices his own flesh, dealing $s1 Physical damage to enemies in melee and $s2 damage to himself.

덜거덕자루

Rattlebag encases himself in whirling bones, reducing damage taken by $s1 and inflicting $s2 Shadow damage to enemies that strike him.

탈레시

Talethi deals $s1 Frost damage each turn for 2 turns to enemies in a cone in front of him.

벨케인

Velkein strikes an adjacent enemy multiple times, dealing $s1 Physical damage, then $s2, then $s3, then $s4.

조립공 제르토라

Assembler Xertora reconstructs all adjacent allies, healing them for $s1.

흡수하는 자 키네사

Deals $s1 Shadow damage to the closest enemy and heals for $s2.

류자 쇼크피스트

Deals $s1 Nature damage to all enemies in melee and increases the damage they take this round by $s2.

Companion

Ability

Description

말드락서스 역병노래꾼

Scream at enemies at range, inflicting $s1 Nature damage each round for 4 rounds.

말드락서스 충격 돌격병

Whirls in place, dealing $s1 Shadow damage to all enemies in melee.

Night Fae

Companion

Ability

Description

니야

Niya invigorates adjacent allies, increasing all damage they deal by 20%.

Niya's Burr Trap deals $s1 Nature damage to the furthest enemy each turn for 2 turns.

드림위버

Heal an adjacent ally for $s1, but reduce their damage by 10% for the next round.

Dreamweaver doubles the damage of all allies for 2 rounds.

사냥대장 코레인

Korayn steels his resolve and slices his opposition, dealing $s1 Physical damage to all adjacent enemies.

Korayn and allies take 10% less damage.

Companion

Ability

Description

그루눔크룩

Groonoomcrooek's branches lash in the wind, dealing $s1 Nature damage to all enemies in a line.

수호자 코타

Kota unleashes a flurry of arrows, dealing $s1 Physical damage in a cone emanating from his closest enemy.

장인 샬로어

Sha'lor blasts the furthest enemy with shaped Anima, dealing $s1 Arcane damage.

카다린

Qadarin heals himself for $s1 Nature.

테잔

Tez'an stabs multiple times with his spear, dealing $s1 Physical damage to all enemies in melee.

감시자 베스퍼블룸

Watcher Vesperbloom implants a seed into the nearest enemy, dealing $s1 Nature damage and increasing damage taken by 20% for three rounds.

Companion

Ability

Description

블리스윙

Blisswing reduces the damage of the furthest enemy by $s1 for 3 rounds.

찰키스

Chalkyth slashes all enemies in melee with his spear and implants an Icespore, dealing $s1 Frost damage each round for 3 rounds.

더스크리프

Duskleaf deals $s1 Shadow damage to all enemies at range for 2 rounds.

카린밀리안

Karynmwylyann draws strength from the closest enemy, dealing $s1 Nature damage and healing himself for $s2.

로스웰린

Lloth'wellyn calls upon the stars, dealing $s1 Arcane damage to the farthest enemy, and $s2 Arcane damage to all enemies at range.

이랄리야

Yira'lya summons a swarm of insects to torment the farthest enemy, dealing $s1 Nature damage and reducing their damage by 20% for two rounds.

엘라

Heals all allies for $s1 Nature and increases their damage by 30% for 1 round.

마라스미우스의 포자

Every 3 rounds, deals $s1 Nature damage to the farthest enemy. This ability does not immediately activate.

Companion

Ability

Description

몽환숲 숲지기

Heals the closest ally for $s1.

몽환숲 덫사냥꾼

Winding tendrils ensnare all enemies, dealing $s1 Nature damage and reducing their damage by 20% every other round.

Neutral Allies

Companion

Ability

Description

크로만

Croman deals $s1 Holy damage to the nearest enemy.

미트볼

Meatball increases his damage dealt by $s1 and damage taken by $s2 for 2 rounds. Deals $s3 Physical damage to the nearest enemy. This ability does not immediately activate. Meatball MAD!

More Information about CompanionsGoing on an Adventure

Two things to keep in mind:

You have to include at least one Soulbind or Ally in your party, you can't send a party comprised entirely of Troops.
Troops can be used infinitely, but each one added increases the cost of your Adventure by . This is usually worth the cost and can make the difference between a triumph and a tragedy.

Step 1:
To start an Adventure just click on the one you'd like to go on. In the tutorial there isn't a choice, but eventually you will have a whole list to pick from.

Step 2:
Drag your Companions from the list on the left into the slots on the right. Above you can see the enemies that you will need to defeat. Hovering your Companion over the slot will show an icon over the unit it will affect. In this case Nadjia the Mistblade is going to attack the enemy with the red mark over it.

The Base Cost for the Adventure is shown at the bottom of the combat panel. This Cost will increase when you add Troops.

You will notice icons above your character. In the case of Nadjia, the triangle indicates that she is the leader - remember that you always need a Soulbind or Ally Companion to lead the group. The cross indicates that she can heal herself.

Hovering over a Character will show you their abilities.

Notice that the Cost has increased by for each Troop I've added.

Troops also have abilities that you can see by hovering over them.

You will want to make sure that you place your Companions in a way that each enemy can be hit. If you don't, they ones that can't be hit won't take any damage until the enemies who are targeted are dead - but they might still be able to damage your people.

A different Adventure shows a good example. I need to make sure I have a ranged Companion to deal with the Necromancer.

I also need to make sure that the Companion that the Necromancer is going to hit can take the damage. I move my ranged Troop over to do double duty, both hit him and be hit by him. The Troop has the ability to heal so I think she'll be ok.

Remember to add in a leader.

Step 3:
Review your troops! I have moved everyone to what I think is an effective spot.

Notice the stats on both the enemy's part of the screen and on yours. These show the health and the strength of their troops and yours. Make sure that your numbers are bigger if you can!

When you are ready, hit Start, and confirm that you mean it...do or die....

You can return to your Command Table to check on the time remaining on an In Progress Adventure, or you can check on it from anywhere by opening the Covenant Sanctum Report accessed by clicking the Covenant icon on your minimap. The Covenant Sanctum Report will also show you a list of available Adventures. If any look appealing, head back to your Command Table and send your Companions off on another Adventure.

Step 4:
After the allotted time has elapsed, returning to my Command Table shows me a check mark next to my Adventure indicating that it is complete.

Completing an AdventureFailing an Adventuredamagean Anima costHeal AllNotable AdventuresCampaign AdventuresCampaign:Soul Ash Rewards영혼 재영혼 재영혼 재영혼 재영혼 재Campaign AdventuresImage courtesy of Jaydaa영혼 재Adventures Rewards광택나는 애완동물 부적전쟁누더기 암흑사냥개

Mounts

Reputation

Resources

Weapons

어둠소굴 단단껍질DescriptionThe Darkwarren Hardshell's chitin is sturdy enough to withstand mortar shells and dragon's fire. It will also conveniently consume anything lacking anima, if needed.Ground Mount높은바람 암흑갈기DescriptionThe Forsworn and their mounts take on a darker aspect upon renouncing the path laid forth by the Archon. While tame enough to ride, the Highwind Darkmane has a fiercely independent streak.Flying Mount나불대는 령진드기DescriptionThese exceptionally agile fliers make excellent mounts once they've been trained not to sap every ounce of anima from their rider.Flying Mount전쟁누더기 암흑사냥개DescriptionThese warhounds are crafted by the House of Constructs to carry any rider into the thick of battle, rending and tearing enemy mounts all the while.Ground MountAddons for AdventuresVenture Plan

Improves the main Adventure Table interface with more details on missions such as time remaining and experience values for missions with rewards other than experience;

Shows more detailed information on Follower attacks and what rows they can attack

Shows how many Campaign missions you have completed, a currency normally hidden from player view

Displays information on the mission itself, with useful information such as how extra XP will be rewarded whether the Adventure is successful or not

Introduces the Cursed Adventurer's Guide, which will predict the outcome of missions. Wrong predictions can be reported, improving the accuracy of the addon! Click the Adventurer's Guide in the lower left of your Adventure screen to see the prediction.

Venture Plan's mission screen, and Cursed Adventurer's Guide showing outcomeCovenant Mission Success EstimatesCMSE's real-time report of the possible outcome at the bottom of the screen

wolf1438의 댓글

I hope there will be addon that allow me to quickly send followers on adventure without spending time on planing tactics. At beginning it will be fun but later it would be rather annoying.

xxparrotxx의 댓글

Even though this guide was just updated four days ago, it seems to be out of date. The table doesn't show power level, it shows health and damage. Those stats don't turn red or yellow either. I'm having a hard time figuring out if I'll win the adventure. What am I missing?

Rathwirt의 댓글

I got one follower randomly in Torghast, are they all just random there? It's weird how hard it is to find any information on this system and the followers in particular.

Lyza의 댓글

Do you have to spend anima to heal your ally, or will they regen health on their own?

labhaoise의 댓글

I can't figure these out at all. From the looks of it Pelagos atacks everyone , but one of my troops just attacks the furthest away and the one one just protects.

Aerynsun8449의 댓글

It's a nice guide, as someone said, even though it was upgraded yesterday, it is still outdated. The photos need to be updated as they no longer represent what we see in game.

The adventures no longer show enemy and party power but instead show a heart (I assume for health, and a sword for (this maybe power, unclear as it doesn't say what either of them are).

Another nice feature that was missed about the followers. We're told what they do, what they're names are, but the one piece of information vitally needed wasn't included, how to obtain them. One commenter said he got one as a random in torghast, not sure if he meant random drop from the boss or a random follower inside that he helped and they volunteered to be his follower. I would think, for someone who was able to list the follower's names and their abilities as the author did, they would have known where they got the followers to know these things. Can we please get that information as well? Thanks.

P.S. If this sounds #$%^&y, I apologize, it's not meant to be. I'm just frustrated that I have the initial companion, two troops and nothing else and no idea how to increase my followers. I did the tutorials and one mission, after that, the enemy teams have all got a lot more health (heart) and a lot more power (sword) and I keep failing the missions. I've stopped sending them on missions until I can increase my troops as it's a waste of time and anima.

kanemochi의 댓글

I just discovered tonight that you can get Soul Ash from Adventures! Level 19, 1 day, 114 Soul Ash. Pretty crazy considering the cap otherwise for Week 1 is 810.

Grogal의 댓글

These adventures are very unclear. Like how much xp do your followers gain on a mission? Nowhere to be found. My highest ally is level 6 and i only get level 6+ missions which are like impossible to complete succesfully...

tigerfighter의 댓글

adventures as a whole just feel terrible to me. i feel like my choices don't matter, it's unintutitve to see how likely i am to win or lose, and i feel like i'd rather my companion die and get instantly healed for free (and gain all the xp anyway) than survive at 5% and then either pay hundreds of anima to heal him, or wait until tomorrow to use him again. i like most of the rest of the expansion, but i hate adventures.

Harshmage의 댓글

Night Fae companion/ally from Torghast: Yira'lya, Kin of the Unnoticed. Healer type, has Insect Swarm ability. 이랄리야

Cavorter의 댓글

The note about the green arrow meaning that a character is "the leader" is incorrect, an upward green arrow over a character shows that it is is getting a Buff from some source. Similarly a downward red arrow on any character means it has a Debuff from some source.

Chipinators의 댓글

How are all of those Allies in Torghast found?

I know its RNG if they spawn but is it a one per week type of deal? Are they in different parts of Torghast? Stuff that isn't unlocked yet? I cannot find a good answer.

Illydth의 댓글

Some things mentioned in the comments below that that are helpful to point out with this guide. These are mostly tips and in no particular order:

* You can use the same troop multiple times to fill multiple slots in the same mission. Dragging "warrior" to 2 slots causes 2 copies of "warrior" to show up in your mission. This is one of the single most missed things about the system people aren't used to.

* The numbers next to the missions (before clicking on a mission to run it) are the mission "levels". This is a "gauge" of how difficult the mission is going to be. If you have a level 14 leader and you're going to attempt a level 20 mission, you're probably going to fail.

* Once you click into a mission (and can assign soldiers) in the upper right corner are two numbers: One next to a little "sword" icon, once next to a "heart" icon. This is the combined Hit Points (heart) and Attack Value (Sword) that the enemy "team" has. Once you add soldiers (Companions and Troops) your own values will appear in the lower right corner.

* These values DO NOT take into account special abilities of your troops or the enemy troops. If there is a healer on the enemy side, 1000 health might turn into 3000 health over the course of the adventure...so be careful. However the Health/Damage values are another more finely grained "gauge".

* The best way to guess at success is to average the level of your companions and troops you're intending to send, if they're not too far off the level of the quest enter the quest and start placing your minions. Then look at the health/damage vs. the enemy. If the mission is a higher level than your average and the HP / Damage totals are similar, you're likely in for a difficult mission.

* If your level is similar, and your HP/Damage totals are on par with the enemy, you're probably capable of winning.

* The more "companions" you put in a team the more likely you can beat an "even" or slightly bad match because the companion special abilities will sway the match. That doesn't mean that 5 companions and no troops is the best layout however.

* The front row is the "melee" row, the back row is the "ranged" row.

* When you mouse over any minion (companion or troop) it will show what/where they will attack. Make sure your minions are affecting as many of the enemy troops as possible with your placement. What a troop will affect are shown by the "hunters mark" red arrow.

* More companions are available by running Torghast. I don't think we know if they're random or just at specific levels of specific wings. in other words, just running more Torghast might not get you more companions.

* Your companions do not appear to lose health if you win the mission, only if you lose the mission.

* For those who don't like this, consider: This is the first time that RNG has mostly been removed from the table system. The entire match should be "predictable" based upon health and damage values as well as special abilities and knowing who is going to attack what.

robben1243의 댓글

Currently troops level is an average of all your companions levels. So adding new companions to your list is extremely penalizing, brining troops level from 15 to 8 for me with 16,14,3,1 companions. Be aware.

Edit: receiving more companions from torghast the following week didn't down the troops level so it's safe to assume the algorithm for their level isn't just the average. Looks like it's average of your 4/5/6 top leveled companions. Still penalizing when you start collecting more companions, but isn't a problem as you move on.

xploser의 댓글

i cant seem to even hold a flame to these elite missions. They display with a completely unbalanced 2-3x the teams i can even build and will AoE for more then i can even try to heal.

Pimh의 댓글

Adventure table troops can be placed multiple times
When you start out, you've got your companion and two troops.
So then you can place your companion and fill in every remaining slot with ALL THE TROOPS

offspinner의 댓글

Maybe I'm just old, but I find this new 'tactical' mission table utterly baffling. I'm dragging troops into slots at random, but I still seem to be winning (so far). No idea, basically.

radicarl의 댓글

I was excited for this system at first, and I didn’t run into most of the issues that seemed to confuse many players.
But... the more I’ve done them, the more flaws I see with the system.

The main thing that stands out to me is that my characters are getting to be higher and higher level, as are the enemies’ difficulties, but the (realistically attainable*) rewards aren’t improving and the healing costs are getting more and more expensive.
In essence, the more I level my characters, the harder it gets for the same rewards.

Perhaps it will get better when I reach cap, or when I reach some kind of breakpoint (my characters are on average 18 now), but things don’t improve, it’s my (admittedly early) opinion that the system looks like it needs some serious overhaul.

*I say realistically attainable because I sometimes see Soul Ash appear but the missions are always 3+ levels above my best characters, and if I tried to do them I would just be throwing away anima.

EDIT: As of this edit, 12-9-2020, my characters have all leveled 2-3 more levels, and I have not witnessed the difficulty of adventures continue to scale (I wish I had taken screenshots before, because, if anything, they seem like they got easier). I'm not sure if there was a hotfix, or if I reached some kind of breakpoint. Haven't seen a Soul Ash mission recently though.

Madja의 댓글

I just wonder when the campaign missions will start having an effect. I've completed 3-4 of them and have not seen a change in the quality or amount of missions so far. Still getting the same 2 crafting material missions, 2 anima missions and 1 XP mission that I've always gotten and the ilvl of the rewards haven't changed.

antico의 댓글

does anyone know what is the max level your followers (both soulbinds and companions) can achieve ? I'm guessing 60, but can anyone confirm ?

Hhalle567의 댓글

Every Companion on the mission receives the same amount of xp - the mission xp is NOT SPLIT. So for maximum xp, and also to save on Anima cost, send as many Companions as possible on every mission.

Some weakauras that show the xp and xp/hour each mission gives:
Covenant Mission Exp Labeler
Covenant Mission Exp Helper

Also, Companions heal on their own at a rate of 1% hp every 10 minutes, or 6% hp every hour.

Ced42의 댓글

It appears that companion XP requirement goes up every ten levels. The first ten increase by 50xp per level. The next ten increase by 100xp per level. The following ten increase by 200xp per level. The middle values in the chart are not cumulative XP. The middle values are XP to get to the next level.

Companion XP Chart: (WIP)
Level XP TotalXP | Level XP TotalXP | Level XP TotalXP
1 50 0 | 21 1700 13250 | 41 8300 96250
2 100 50 | 22 1900 14950 | 42 9100 104550
3 150 150 | 23 2100 16850 | 43 9900 113650
4 200 300 | 24 2300 18950 | 44 10700 123550
5 250 500 | 25 2500 21250 | 45 11500 134250
6 300 750 | 26 2700 23750 | 46 12300 145750
7 350 1050 | 27 2900 26450 | 47 13100 158050
8 400 1400 | 28 3100 29350 | 48 13900 171150
9 450 1800 | 29 3300 32450 | 49 14700 185050
10 500 2250 | 30 3500 35750 | 50 15500 199750
11 600 2750 | 31 3900 39250 | 51 16400 215250
12 700 3350 | 32 4300 43150 | 52 17300 231650
13 800 4050 | 33 4700 47450 | 53 18200 248950
14 900 4850 | 34 5100 52150 | 54 19100 267150
15 1000 5750 | 35 5500 57250 | 55 20000 286250
16 1100 6750 | 36 5900 62750 | 56 20900 306250
17 1200 7850 | 37 6300 68650 | 57 21800 327150
18 1300 9050 | 38 6700 74950 | 58 22700 348950
19 1400 10350 | 39 7100 81650 | 59 23600 371650
20 1500 11750 | 40 7500 88750 | 60 -- 395250

I guess troop level is median. My companions are 41, 38, 37, 37, 34, 31, 25, and 21. My troops are 35. That seems to fit.

Char의 댓글

Maybe someone said this but the arrow doesn't mean leader, it means that add is being upgraded somehow by itself or a different ally's ability. The heal means its getting heals from itself or an adjacent ally's ability.

Thedd의 댓글

I have several Kyrian adventurers that are not listed here... Kythekios (dps), Nemea (dps), Teliah (ranged), Meatball (dps). I wonder how many others are missing?

Ehayen의 댓글

Do the rewards ever get better or am I just creating work for myself by throwing away anima?

HunterArtemis의 댓글

I have noticed that, as the Night Fae, if you send your follower in the bottom left slot with an Ardenweald Grovetender to the right and 3 Ardenweald Trappers in the front you will be successful in just about every mission. I have sent level 25 followers with this strategy up against level 36 adventures and succeeded every time now as well. The only thing I haven't really messed with is the Soul Ash adventures. I'll update this once I figure it out or if anyone has figured it out it would be great if you could post it here. Thanks!

laboitedechoco의 댓글

worse system ever
crap in every aspect - designed by lazy dev
the offical presentaion could even be considered as major lie advertisement

tale의 댓글

Does anyone know how experience works? Is it split evenly among all present, companions and troops? Is there an impact on potential experience earned by having higher level companions or troops accompany lower level ones?

As an example, right now my troops are much higher (25) than a trio of companions I am trying to level (17, 14, 14). I can send the three companions on a mission that they will assuredly win on their own, but will take more damage than if I sent a couple of troops with them. Does sending the troops lessen the experience each companion earns?

Zempre의 댓글

This guide doesn't mention it but amongst the rewards are chances for battle pets too! I got Spirited Skyfoal yesterday and another adventure today to try and get Pernicious Bonetusk! So for those who are collectors do keep an eye out for pets! :)

Dergald의 댓글

Did Blizzard Ninja Nerf the Command Table >? Ive been successful for weeks on my mission assignments and now all of a sudden I have lost almost every mission in a row.

Meine의 댓글

Venthyr is missing one, I got Croman from Torghast a couple days ago. He's a human paladin/barbarian with the ability Crusader Strike: 3 round cooldown, deal X holy damage to nearest enemy.

slovenski의 댓글

This is what I found from my experience:
- The mission level rises with an average of 10 levels every time you win 3 of the special "campain" missions with the helm icon on them. This campaign missions are average 10 levels higher that the other missions you have, but they are EASIER to complete and this may lead you in a situation in which you could raise your mission levels beyond the capability of your troops. As I did. I finished 3 of them lvl 50, my troops were average lvl30 and all other missions jumped to level 40-50 range made most of them impossible to complete.
The level 50 of campaign missions offers you pet rewards. The level 60 of the campaign missions offers you mount rewards. They are still easy to complete, but I don't dare coz I'm afraid I could level up all other missions higher. I have no idea is this (level 60 campains) the final state of level for all missions.
So my advice is not to finish pet campains before you troops get to 34-35!
- Passing to level 40-50 range made all "experience" missions to disappear. (!) Only chance to level the new recruits is to send them many times on suicide missions. High level golden dragon offer highest level experience (51 level - 1500 exp), Others in 39-50 range offers 500-1200 exp.
- There is no way to have add-on to predict completely the exit of a fight because most of them have units casting on random enemies. All you can do is to observe carefuly what units do and try to arrange your troops accordingly.

elbardo의 댓글

There's a new addon called "Covenant Mission Helper" that is better than Covenant Mission Success Estimates because it considers abilities and unlike Venture Plan it is in curse so you can keep it updated with your favourite updating addon software.

Metodi의 댓글

During my Night Fae adventure campaign I didn't pay much attention to what is happening to the missions, because everything was relatively easy do beat. The big shocker came when I stopped getting XP mission and my max level guy was 35. So definitely try to pace the campaign missions if you have trouble with some of the other missions.

I am doing the Venthyr adventure campaign now and I'm trying to document what happens after each campaign mission. Check it out here

violetta의 댓글

it says there's 4 non-affiliated companions available but only lists Meatball and Croman. are there 2 more or is that a typo?

farble1670의 댓글

I like how the author used an article about Night Fae to complain about Venthyr. Any other beefs about the game you'd like to vent here?

brtoto2의 댓글

What is the max item level can the command table mission drop?

yogibd의 댓글

Amazing guide thanks, but maybe missed something within. Looking to get the Wakener's Frond trinket from the command table. Is it possible to miss out on an item if you advance too far in the Adventure Campaign Progress? Or will the item show up again, and maybe even at a higher ilvl. Peace and Love

Kiria16939의 댓글

in your guide you said there are 4 unaffiliated followers yet you only list 2, who are the other 2?

solitha의 댓글

One correction and one clarification on Kyrian adventurers.

Kythekios is listed as both a renown and a Torghast recruit. He is from Torghast.

Nemea and Pelodis are both listed, but should perhaps be noted as exclusive. You choose one or the other via the Pride or Unit side storyline, even though it doesn't tell you why you're making a choice.

TigerAceRay의 댓글

So even though they added more of the lower level missions for XP back into the rotation it seems that they didn't do it across the board.. When I was working on campaign missions 9-12 I had plenty, some offering up to 2000+ XP. Once I finished that 12th campaign mission and moved up to the next tier the XP missions basically evaporated. I might see one per day for 1500-2000 XP. What gives? I just got Bron (I should note I'm Kyrian) at Renown 33 and I've been working to level him up to use him as he's my only tank companion besides the generic one. Next week I'll get Kosmas. How am I supposed to level him up if I'm not even getting XP missions anymore?

The mission table has been a pleasant surprise this expansion but now that I can't even level my new companions we're getting months into the expansion is making me dislike it. It's a steady stream of great cosmetic and vanity items (pets/mounts) plus a steady drip of Anima and Gold. Even outside of leveling new companions how can I level my current top companions? My top few are level 36 and 37. At 37 it takes about 5k XP to level and some of the other quests only provide 200 to 400 base XP for the mission. Disappointing to say the least. My next set of campaign missions are lvl 48 so I really should level them up to at least 44-45 to have good odds with each mission and ideally to level 48.. but it's going to take weeks getting only 400-500 XP per mission every half day.

trephina의 댓글

Kythekios (Bastion) is mistakenly listed as both a Renown adventurer and a Torghast adventurer. He is only a Torghast adventurer.

Nalumis의 댓글

If I'm not missing anything, there is no point in leveling all adventurers to level 60 resp. do all campaign missions on alts from a collector's point of view, because there are no covenant-specific rewards.

rhysdog의 댓글

what on earth is the army of darkness?

RocketFan의 댓글

I've managed to build a stable of four companions. The highest two are level 43 and the lowest is 13. My troops are level 42.

So far I've used just one companion for each mission and included four troops. I'm Night Fae. I put my companion in the top center, two Ardenweald Grovetenders in the right two spots and two Ardenweald Trappers in the left two spots. Before submitting a mission, I multiply my total team Health by my team Attack, then divide by the two values for the enemy team to generate a victory ratio. If the ratio is greater than 1.0, then I never fail. I built a spreadsheet to do the calculations for me. I have the data for my companions in it and update that data when they level. For each mission, I enter the data for the opponent. It then shows the ratio for each of my companion teams (one companion and two each of the troops). I'd rather see that info right on the command table so I don't have to bother, but I don't and the spreadsheet saves me a lot of time.

The closer to 1.0 your victory ratio is determines how much damage your companion suffers. When companions are heavily damaged, I send them on low-level missions with a large victory ratio and my Ardenweald Grovetenders heal them.

When I get a new companion, it seems easy to raise their level quickly. I got the (now) level-13 companion two days ago. Using four level-42 troops with the new ones makes it so the companions' levels don't hurt much. I think my latest was promoted to level 9 after the first mission. I think it took only two or three missions to get to level 13.

For Niya (my first companion), I apply a 20% boost to my troops' attack when calculating the victory ratio. The 20% boost she gives to adjacent allies is why I started putting companions in the top-center spot so that she is adjacent to all the troops.

I suppose I could be more judicious in placing my people than using the simple method I've developed, but the number of combinations is so large that it's just not worth the effort. The system works. I've failed only once and that was because I slightly violated the 1.0-ratio rule to see what would happen. Maybe I could do higher-level missions if I did put more effort into it, but...meh. I should also try including multiple companions on missions. Experiments early on when I had just Niya and Kota didn't seem to help much when using both and I could do twice as many missions when splitting them.

Edit: Just after writing the above, a successful advancement mission with Niya completed and my entire top row, including Niya, died. It had a victory ratio of 1.006, so that shows how realistic the victory ratio is. Even though her health is now just 8, I'm going to send her on a low-level anima mission with a victory ratio of 25 to see if she recovers during the mission. If she dies again, I'll let her sit out a half day to recover what I think will be about half her health. That victory ratio of 25 included using her 8 health. If I used her full health in the calculation it would have been 32.

Edit Update: When I checked in on Niya after her successful low-level, anima mission she hadn't died and had 40% of her maximum health. I don't know exactly when the mission ended, so I'm sure part of that recovery was after the mission. Anyway, don't worry too much about using a nearly dead companion on low-level missions as long as the victory ratio is fine.

Mynnerva의 댓글

So I have looked through it and cannot find the answer I am looking for. How many Chapters/Campaigns are there for table missions? I have completed 20 of them with no new offered ones in a week now.
My companions are in their 40+ levels and my Troops are level 37.

For my last 4 campaign levels(chapters) I was awarded a new mount each time. But since then, no further campaign missions have been offered. Is 20 the cap?

Giladrin의 댓글

My advice is to have a night fae be your table "leveler" to get to 60 with, and never touch the campaign missions on any other characters because the rewards you get at higher levels are not at all proportional to the difficulty increase.

A Level 20 soul ash mission gives you 120 soul ash. A level 40 soul ash mission gives you 130. Not 240.

So my alt characters who have never touched the campaign missions are breezing through a dozen missions a day with a tank to soak the damage and 10 times the net reward of my alt who made the mistake of continuing the campaign. I'm lucky he was night fae.

Also, the rightmost positions in both rows are the ones least likely to take damage on average, because the attacks that aren't randomized tend to go left to right or farthest (which is usually second row). So in Catch the Anima Smugglers, if you have characters in top center and bottom right who live through the fight, the top right character takes no damage at all.

xploser의 댓글

At this time my followers are 51 x13, 50, 50, 49, and 48 posting as much as 3-4 times a day and up to 15 missions at the same time. which does give a tons of crafting mats, gold, and anima.
just was able to complete the next upgrade mission of level 48(17,500 opponent health) but for a Venthyr that took a team of 51's with a 13turn/13turn(50/50 chance) lleveling at this point can take more then a week to gain the experience and i can only imagine that will get worse. just wondering by comparison where others are sitting

madspeed312의 댓글

i got kyrian covenant and i have 16 adventures all of them are between level 35-42 and still didn't got any mount mission i just want check if anyone have the same problem because every time i ask people they tell me i should have gotten the mission already if anyone have any idea how i can get this mounts please tell me!

RavenMind의 댓글

A lot of people are wondering where to find the champions. Somebody on Reddit compiled a handy list of the champions, along with Renown levels to unlock them or the minimum Torghast layer they could spawn in.
https://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/kixf7w/updated_list_of_all_unlockable_companions_for_the/

Dervacus의 댓글

I wanted to point out two things in regards to Kyrian companions. You have Kythekios listed under both Renown & Torghast companions when it should only be under Torghast. Also, for those or you looking for Nemea or Pelodis, you can only have one of them. Nemea comes with choosing Larion and Pelodis comes with choosing Phalynx from the Pride or Unit quest. You cannot have both companions on the same character

AriesShion의 댓글

Two more small corrections.

Kythekios is listed under Kyrian as both renown and Torghast; but he is not a renown companion.

Pelodis is also listed under Kyrian renown, but he is not a renown companion either.

(Removing those two brings Kyrian renown down to 6, which is what it should be.)

magus104의 댓글

Venture Plan Dev got bored of the game and quit. Will no longer be updating his addons for the foreseeable future. Sadly his addon was the only thing making the mission table kinda fun for me. It not having a baked in success chance like previous expansions is kind of annoying. It was nicer when the counters and success chances were easy to read. I main Venthyr too which from what im noticing is the worst of the mission tables

RavenshireHS의 댓글

Great write up EXCEPT not a single mention of the follower XP levels so we know what to expect.

Mavrik74의 댓글

Where is the update for patch 9.1. I want to know what the new ones are and where to find them.

RocketFan의 댓글

The article stated "The level of your Troops is the median level of your Companions." This simply is not true.

In my Night Fae covenant, my companions are the following levels: 47, 47, 43, 35, 25, 11, 10, 9, 3. My troops are level 43. The mean and median of my companion levels are 25.6 and 25.

In my Kyrian covenant, my companions are the following levels: 25, 25, 24, 23, 23, 20, 20, 17, 10. My troops are level 22. The mean and median of my companion levels are 20.8 and 23.

I really would be nice to know the actual way the troop levels are calculated so I could work on the things that will increase their level.

CCwow의 댓글

For those who wonder. There is now a TOTAL of 22 companions (per char/depending on your covenant choice) in 9.1

Lornaa의 댓글

The new Torgast companions

biggianteye의 댓글

There are two Torghast companions that are missing from the 9.1 updates section:

Both of these are related to Ardenweald and the character I obtained them on is part of the Night Fae covenant. It's therefore likely that there are two more companions for each of the other three covenants.

shadowstabby의 댓글

Au'dara sells a timebound Ruminations for those suffering from companion gaps. It cost 10k Anima but raises a chap to level 30 which can help even out your mission success chance and get you back on track.

robbyusmc의 댓글

ALT ADVENTURES: If you delay unlocking until you have all three 기억의 위습 and purchase one 시간결속 묵상서, you can immediately level your first soul bind companion to Level 54. This in turn immediately levels your troops to Level 54 permanently. Unlocking all the additional companions did not reduce my troop's level.

Iscabis의 댓글

For anyone relying on Venture Plan, you've probably noticed that updates didn't happen for Chains of Domination. For those who haven't found it yet, updates for these were added in an addon for the addon: https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions.

For the 9.2 changes, someone else updated the files to include data for the newer missions: https://github.com/Divergentcurl/VenturePlanSoDMissions/tree/cumulative-fixes.

These do appear to be working as I've tested with some of the newer missions. A good discussion where I discovered the "cumulative-fixes" fork is located here: https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions/issues/69.

Hopefully this can help anyone else like me who enjoys knowing the odds for the missions, and who misses what was simply built into Legion and BFA. I am extremely thankful for the people who put in the effort for all of this.

Rhoswyn의 댓글

Sadly levelling them all up to 60 didnt give any achievement or reward :(

Zaloriah의 댓글

I found a great addon that works for me called TLDR Missions located here https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/tldr-missions and is easy to use. It doesn't show the success that I've noticed but since I've been using it I've hardly had any missions to fail and you can choose the missions you want it to do and ignore ones you don't want to do. I just wish I could find one that shows you your missing companions and where to get them like the one from WoD did, it was nice. I hope this is helpful at least! The website does say it tries to send out missions that are guaranteed success but I have had a few that did fail, but that may have been because of how I had them setup in the options to send companions on failed missions for experience. Check it out!

Zaloriah의 댓글

Does anyone know if the mount rewards are the same 4 mounts for each covenant? I already got them on my Night Fae but haven't leveled up my tables on all my alts in the other covenants and was just wondering if they were the same across the board. Thanks!

Miaque의 댓글

For those who have been working the command table, and have come across comments along the lines of "Troop's level is the average of your companions", please note that this is incorrect.
The troops level is the average of the top 7 of your companions.
But, how does this help, well....
1. Firstly, once your troops reach a particular level, they'll never go down in level for that covenant...
2. If you do not have troops at level 60 in one covenant and swap to another, that other covenants troops will start at 1...
~~3. If however you get your troops to level 60 in one covenant, if you swap to another covenant, then they will start at level 60 in that other covenant...~~
4. So if you want to build up in multiple covenants, the most efficient way to do it if you have an existing command table is to get your top 7 companions to level 60...
5. If you get a new toon to level 60 and am starting a command table, ONLY GET THE FIRST COMPANION and then use the Wisps of Memory plus other companion XP boosters to get that first companion to level 60. This will boost your troops to level 60 for that covenant, AND the other covenants! It also makes running missions sooooo much easier!

NOTE: This swapping of covenants ONLY works if you have NOT yet started a command table in the new covenant! The level of the troops will ONLY be 60 if you ALREADY have level 60 troops in a covenant!

ADDENDUM: They appear to have changed the mechanism as I just tested it with a new toon. You no longer get level 60 troops in the new covenant, so it's even more important to make sure that you power level just 1 companion to level 60 BEFORE you get any other companions, or else you'll be making levelling troops orders of magnitude slower.

ADDENDUM 2 : I've tested with another toon, where I didn't trigger a covenant until I'd gotten troops to 60 in a first covenant, but it made no difference. The troops in any new covenant now start at level 1, regardless of whether you've gotten them to 60 in a previous covenant. Keep in mind that there are companions that follow you across covenants, so you're going to want to get them to 60 before swapping.

Unaffiliated의 댓글

Mission table gold rewards (aka the free money printer) has now nerfed down to about 7% of their former value even if the mission was already in progress. I'm seeing 25g rewards today where it promised 350g yesterday. It's a shame I was so late to learn about these and never got to make my millions over the course of the whole expansion, but I did get a few weeks of easy cash!

SilkCharm의 댓글

For ALTS using the Broker of Distinction from Oribos. When you leave Oribos and get to the Covenant you settled on, go to the reservoir sanctum (e.g. downstairs in Heart of the Forest, Zayhad the Builder, Sanctum Upgrades, Night Fae) and spend Anima on the Command Table (3rd option in Night Fae) you only need level 1 to get the table happening but it's 1 x HOUR to finish the build. Then the table should be available wherever the table is located. (outside for Night Fae). I hope this helps!

Covenant Adventures: Missions Upgraded for Shadowlands

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