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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
{{research|Determine how Hero starting XP is calculated}}
{{research|Determine how Hero starting XP is calculated}}
The player begins a ''Rogue Legends'' campaign by creating their Starter Party, which is done by selecting a [[Hero]] or [[Hero Skin]] and up to three [[Artifact]]s which are objects that provide a passive buff to certain towers. Campaigns are divided into four stages. On each stage, the player progresses through the map by navigating tiles on a hexagonal grid. Players can move by clicking on the tiles indicated by a blue Wisp, but they cannot move back afterwards (indicated by the path becoming darkened). On some stage layouts, there are there multiple starting tiles or branching paths that the player can choose from, but all possible roads will eventually converge on the Final Boss tile.
The player begins a ''Rogue Legends'' campaign by creating their Starter Party, which is done by selecting a [[Hero]] or [[Hero Skin]] and up to three [[Artifact]]s which are objects that provide a passive buff to certain towers. Campaigns are divided into four stages. On each stage, the player progresses through the map by navigating tiles on a hexagonal grid. Players can move by clicking on the tiles indicated by a blue Wisp, but they cannot move back afterwards (indicated by the path becoming darkened). On some stage layouts, there are there multiple starting tiles or branching paths that the player can choose from, but all possible roads will eventually converge on the [[Final Boss]] tile.


Some tiles have some [[Bloon|Bloons]] floating over them that lead the player to a [[Bloon Encounter]], in which the player plays on a random [[map]] with custom rounds and mechanics, and with [[Monkey Knowledge (BTD6)|Monkey Knowledge]], [[Double Cash Mode (BTD6)|Double Cash Mode]], and [[Fast Track Mode]] disabled. Completing encounters earns items called [[Token (BTD6)|Token]]s (represented by an icon of [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]]'s head) that the player can trade for more Artifacts at Merchant tiles. The player has five {{icon|BTD6 RogueHeartIcon.png}} hearts (separate from in-game [[life|lives]]) and a heart is lost each time they lose a Bloon Encounter or Final Boss, or restart a Mini Game or Mini Boss. If the player runs out of hearts, the campaign ends with no option of continuing.
Some tiles have some [[Bloon|Bloons]] floating over them that lead the player to a [[Bloon Encounter]], in which the player plays on a random [[map]] with custom rounds and mechanics, and with [[Monkey Knowledge (BTD6)|Monkey Knowledge]], [[Double Cash Mode (BTD6)|Double Cash Mode]], and [[Fast Track Mode]] disabled. Completing encounters earns items called [[Token (BTD6)|Token]]s (represented by an icon of [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]]'s head) that the player can trade for more Artifacts at Merchant tiles. The player has five {{icon|BTD6 RogueHeartIcon.png}} hearts (separate from in-game [[life|lives]]) and a heart is lost each time they lose a Bloon Encounter or Final Boss, or restart a Mini Game or Mini Boss. If the player runs out of hearts, the campaign ends with no option of continuing.