The available material identifies Garrison Stage 10 but does not establish verified mechanics or a guaranteed clear strategy. The draft’s suggested approach is to concentrate area damage where enemies cluster, reinforce key defenses, and focus upgrades on your strongest damage dealers. If damage remains too low, it suggests returning to earlier stages for experience or upgrade materials.

Prioritize damage where enemies cluster

The draft describes enemies arriving in groups and recommends heroes with area attacks or persistent ground effects. If that matches what you see in your run, place those heroes to cover the enemy approach and use their skills when groups are in range.

It also recommends focusing skill-point investment on damage rather than spreading upgrades evenly across the roster. The draft does not name specific heroes, skill costs, or upgrade values, so choose based on the units and options available in your game.

Reinforce the main approach

The draft advises concentrating defenses around the main chokepoint instead of distributing them evenly. It also suggests keeping ranged heroes behind barricades. These are proposed positioning priorities, not confirmed stage requirements.

Spend during the fight, then reassess

The draft recommends investing gold and upgrade materials during pauses in combat, with priority given to one or two damage-focused heroes rather than equal upgrades for everyone. It also suggests using crowd-control skills when enemy groups reach a narrow point, if your heroes have those skills.

If you repeatedly fail near the end and cannot clear enemies quickly enough, the draft’s next step is to revisit earlier stages for experience or materials before trying again. It does not establish a specific farming stage, required upgrade level, or substitute team.

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