Expedition of the Guild: how to get more heroes

Expedition of the Guild: how to get more heroes is a rewards question, not a shop question. Heroes arrive as drops from the things the game hands out — Goddess Blessings, the Wishlist reward, clears in the Black Market Arena — and the full launch roster of 83 heroes, including 9 Magic Tower heroes, is available that way.

Expedition of the Guild: how to get more heroes and where they come from

There is no shop where you buy a hero, and no currency that buys one outright. A new hero arrives from one of three places:

• Goddess Blessings — the reward that hands you a hero. If your party is already full, the new hero is moved into the Inn rather than lost.
• The Wishlist reward — another reward source, and one that has produced individual Legendaries, including a Legendary Priest.
• The Black Market Arena — added in the October 2026 update with its own leaderboard, so clearing it is both progress and a comparison against other guilds.

Since the roster is still growing — "Add more Epic heroes" sits on the roadmap under future updates — where your heroes come from changes as you play. And because a full party sends every new hero to the Inn, the inn hero storage guide covers where they land and how you swap them in.

The 83-hero roster and the Magic Tower nine

The full launch roster is 83 heroes, and all 83 are available. Nine of them are Magic Tower heroes, the dedicated pool for the endgame tower, and the remaining 74 are the general roster you build your raids from.

That number is the real ceiling on what you can field. A raid can hold up to 20 heroes and the roster is 83, so you always have reserves — the Inn is where they wait. The inn hero storage guide covers how new heroes land there when your party is full, and the magic tower guide covers the nine heroes that belong to the endgame world.

The recruitment achievement ladder

The achievement list tracks the roster as it fills, one entry per ten heroes and then one for the whole roster:

The ladder counts the roster in bulk rather than by rarity, so it is a measure of how much of the guild you have assembled. The rarity of the individual heroes inside that roster is a separate question, and the hero rarities guide covers the three tiers and which one the game is still adding.

Roster size and what it does to your party

More heroes do not automatically mean a better party, because a raid can only field 20 of them. What a bigger roster buys is flexibility:

• Covering roles you are missing. A roster with a Tank, a Healer and DPS in every class can field any lineup the party composition guide asks for.
• Rotating without rebuilding. With reserves at the Inn, a farming party can be swapped between runs. The squads for grinding guide covers how that works while saved squads are still on the roadmap.

Roster size and party size are two different numbers, and the second one is the one a boss actually feels.