[Hero Wars Guide]Famous Teams for Osh Battle

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Meet the Teams

Isaac requires the highest investment in this lineup, with a recommended power of over 100k.
Jhu and Martha can perform well up to around level 130 with minimal color rank and skill upgrades.
However, once you reach level 160, the requirements increase sharply — red artifacts, fully upgraded skins, and multiple Ascension trees become essential. Over-investing can also create negative, irreversible stat imbalances.
Many top-tier players prefer the Cornelius variant, which will be discussed later. Still, Jhu remains highly versatile in PvP and performs reliably in auto battles, making him a strong long-term investment.
For beginners, the Double Armor variant is recommended as a starting point to build gradually.

Designed to counter Level 160 Osh when survival rates drop with Axel.
Effective at around 1M team power, even without red artifacts or Ascension Level 5.
If your team power is below 900k, the Double Armor version is generally more reliable.
It also serves as a strong alternative for pre-Level 150 battles where development is still in progress.

Focuses on mitigating meteor damage with two armor-boosting heroes.
Jet is the most effective secondary armor provider, followed by Fafnir. Helios is also a viable alternative.
Aidan and Astrid are generally less effective in this role.

A Jhu-based variant that replaces Jhu with the limited-time collaboration hero Lara Croft as the main DPS.
Requires the same high stat and power investment as the original Jhu team.
Works as a fallback when Isaac isn’t properly tuned, though average damage output is lower than with Jhu or Cornelius.
Due to her limited availability, Lara Croft is mainly viable for collectors or long-term players who invested during the crossover event.

Originally shared by Ganji, this setup focuses on minimizing Shadow spawns through buffs while Jhu delivers consistent pure damage.
Jhu must be positioned in the fifth (rear) slot.
The frontline’s only task is to withstand the initial meteor barrage — common picks include Andvari and Marcus.
While overall damage is modest, the setup performs smoothly on auto with no manual input required.
Ideal for players seeking a low-risk, fully automatic strategy.

Currently the highest-performing Osh setup, capable of reaching up to 1.6 billion damage in a double hit against Lv. 160 Osh.
Requires precise stat tuning for both Isaac and Cornelius, with very high overall power demands.
Highly RNG-dependent and must be played manually, making it unsuitable for casual players or auto-battle use.
Recommended for players who excel at manual combat and precise stat optimization.

A more stable and accessible version of the Cornelius core with lower development requirements.
Can handle Level 160 Osh with around 800k team power, making it cost-effective for budget-conscious guilds.
Deals less damage overall, but remains viable for top-50 rankings with favorable RNG.
Offers a clear upgrade path — once Nebra is developed, you can transition to the full Cornelius core.

A team designed to work alongside the Jhu team for automatic battles.
It uses three heroes who provide maximum Armor Penetration buffs, aiming for Cornelius’s attack to land during the rare moments when those buffs stack to four.
Compared to the low-cost manual Cornelius setup, this auto version is more resource-intensive and relies heavily on luck.

Combines Corvus’s Altar damage with Heidi’s poison and Albus’s stacking damage over time.
Can reach over 40M damage under ideal conditions.
In auto-battle, averages around 7M, with peaks near 20M — however, results are highly RNG-dependent.

Combines Orion’s penetration buffs with Dorian’s lifesteal, allowing for flexible and adaptable team compositions.
Orion’s first artifact should be Level 130. Dorian’s lifesteal effect continues even after he is defeated, so it’s not necessary to fully develop Dorian.
The most forgiving setup uses Aurora as the tank, dealing around 15M damage in Level 160 battles.
Teams capable of reaching 50M+ damage require careful stat tuning to ensure that Orion and Augustus survive after the first two heroes fall.

Converts overhealing into damage through buffs, with Thea serving as the core enabler.
Has a lower maximum potential, but is forgiving for underdeveloped teams.
A solid mid-tier option that provides consistent results without heavy investment.

In the high-stakes arena of the Osh battle, pet assignments play a crucial role. A single mistake in your strategy can lead to unexpected outcomes.
The required power varies based on both Osh’s level and the method of raising them. The appropriate power level depends on Osh’s level and the team composition. Even with the same hero, the power requirements change with different team setups. Therefore, actual battles are necessary to determine the optimal configuration!
Below level 150, the boss’s health is limited, meaning excessive damage from one player can impact the entire guild. To truly excel and become an ace player, mastering fights at level 160 is essential!