Where’s Bombercat when you need him!?

I have every enemy in Origins in this here book! …Except for the Fungus Breeder. No idea how that happened.

The by far most underrated wiki like it has alot of details and stuff. You cannot really ask for more can ya

Rules:

*Heroic and Iron challenges are nope.

*Legends is nope.

*You just need to win with at least 1 life.

*Endless Stages is the superest big nope.

Also Beheader’s Seat is harder than Duredhel Outpost or whatever it’s called (even though Bram is poop compared to Baj’Nimen in terms of difficulty)

Baj’nimen… wow. He got past my defenses and was going offscreen at the end of the stage, meaning he would kill me shortly because he was only half onscreen… but then he died to elemental tornado.

Also, I got the Great Defender achievement (complete the campaign on normal) for completing an elite stage, and I haven’t even completed the campaign on normal (I did it on casual), and also I haven’t beaten Beheader’s Seat if that has anything to do with it (why would it though?)

Titanium Archer isn’t an admin but he posted on the admin forum and you didn’t do anything

Hi, Kingdom Rush is one of my favorite tower defence game and I would like to try and create the interactive map for it. I have never done this before but I would be glad if I would be permitted to do so.

is there a way to get Legends of Kingdom Rush (early access or somethin') not on an apple device, as of now?

a LEGAL way, of course.

I'm not sure what's going on or why no one has been able to notice in their own tests, but every test I do in Android and Steam proves that Jun'Pai takes no damage from the Crystal Demolisher's death explosion. I don't know why the code isn't showing it to anyone else, but the tests clearly show me that Jun'Pai survives them.

Explanation?

What's the best tower in the entire KR series?

(Explain why, unless it's Tesla )

Right now,i am about to start beat vegeance with four worst free tower. Can you guys make suggestions to which four tower are worst?

Hola, tengo una teoría sobre los cristales del universo de Kingdom Rush. Voy a empezar con el cristal morado, el que vemos en las torres básicas de magos en Origins. Pues bien, creo que este mineral se extrae del Lago de Cristal de Origins, donde hay abundantes cantidades de este material, y lo usaban los antiguos magos como fuente de poder. Sin embargo, este cristal podía ser corrompido por fuerzas oscuras, y ser usado por el mal, como las armaduras de los elfos crepusculares de Origins, que además les permitirían tener ciertas habilidades como el esquive de los hostigadores. Además que podría influenciar de forma maléfica a animales como los escarabajos de los vengadores o el ciempiés gigante de Baj'Nimen en Origins.

Ahora voy a hablar sobre el cristal azul, del cual he desarrollado una teoría también. Bien, al principio estaba la Lágrima de Elynie. Este cristal desprendía grandes cantidades de energía (magia) pura. Los magos menos disciplinados usaban el cristal morado, pero solo los grandes magos (una torre del Kingdom Rush Origins) eran capaces de manipular esta magia. Tras varios años, descubrieron que si dejaban reposar esa magia en almacenes, se cristalizaba de algún modo, lo que la hacía más poderosa aún. Así construyeron los cristales defensivos de la Ciudad Antigua de los elfos. De uno de esos almacenes de magia cristalizada surgió Durax (héroe de cristal de Origins), que, como demuestra una de sus habilidades, también puede transformarse en un cristal defensivo de la Ciudad Antigua. Más adelante, usaron esta magia cristalizada en la construcción de las torres de magos del KR y del KRF. Al igual que el cristal morado, este cristal azul podía corromperse por fuerzas maléficas, y así surgió la llamada sangridiana, cuando las canteras de magia cristalizada fueron invadidas por orcos y gnolls, esta se corrompió y a su vez transformó a los monstruos en seres más temibles, como el gnoll de sangre. Por último tendríamos la lágrima de Elynie corrompida, de la que se demostró en KRF que era capaz de destruir el potencial de la magia cristalizada al romper el cristal que mantenía encerrada a Umbra. Por último, el cristal morado también podría estar relacionado con la magia de Magnus Spellbane y de Lord Blackburn.

Hasta aquí he llegado, espero que os haya gustado mi investigación. :)

The last time we saw Tear of Elynie was at the end of Kingdom rush Frontiers. We did not know whose hand was in the picture or why the creature spoke such a strange language. But now we may finally know the truth. Here is a new theory.

We've all figured out that this is someone from the Unblinded cult. But could it be Seeress Iriza herself? We can see that in all her 3 forms she has a red glowing crystal in her chest, and after she is defeated the crystal is no longer visible. So I think, that the little and weak creature is the real Iriza, and she got all her power from the Tear of Elynie.

But now we have created a few questions. If I'm right about this theory, was the crystal destroyed along with Iriza? If it wasn't, where is it? And if I'm wrong, who has the crystal, and where is it now?

Let me know what you think in the comments.

So... I started playing KR at about the time that Origins first came out, but only began to pay attention to the series and especially the lore only recently. And I have a few questions on my mind about the timeline.

In the first game, one of the first levels had a description that said something like "...which means Hammerhold must have fallen." I didn't think much about it then, but now I just read the story that was supposed to explain where Hammerhold's protectors were when it fell. (Btw I don't feel that it has explained anything) . That got me wondering. It looked like Hammerhold had received some false messages because I don't remember Linirea being taken. What's more, by the time the "general" reached Linirea in the first game, Hammerhold had already fallen. So...what's going on? Did I miss something? Dis Vez'nan spread this rumor to trick Hammerhold's garrison away? I'm confused.

Edit: Hmmm. I think I have been too hasty. that piece of lore was put there in 2019, which should mean that it was Vez'nan's second coming that they were talking about rather than the first? If so I guess it explains things, though I still don't know where were Hammerhold's protectors when it fell.

Where can i read the entire KR comic strip across ar KR games?