How to install Liu Chan in Honor of Kings? What equipment does this tank hero with extremely strong control need to be equipped with? Don’t worry, let’s take a look at the recommended guide for Liu Chan’s equipment in Honor of Kings. These equipment mainly considers the existence of Liu Chan as a flesh shield, focusing on blood recovery and defense. If you are interested, come and take a look~

Preliminary equipment: Speed Boots + Domineer Reinstallation

Shoes are to increase movement speed. The Bazhe reinstallation can increase the amount of health by 2,000, and can also recover blood in a short time. These can make Liu Chan's battery life stronger and he does not need to return to the city to recover blood.

Mid-term equipment: Boots of Resistance + Heavy Heavy Equipment + Red Lotus Cloak + Witch Veil

The passive energy of the Red Lotus Cloak allows Liu Chan's Qing soldiers to increase their speed in the wild, and can also cause damage to heroes. With the witch veil, Liu Chan's battery life is stronger, and he is not afraid of the mage.

Final equipment: Boots of Resistance + Heavy Heavy Equipment + Red Lotus Cloak + Witch Veil + Revitalization Armor + Opare

The Revitalization Armor is paired with the Domineer's re-equipment, and the blood recovery effect is very terrifying. It almost has full blood after 5 seconds of residual blood, which makes Liu Chan's continuous combat power extremely strong. An ominous sign can restrain the output ability of warriors and shooters, greatly increasing the chance of winning team battles.

Equipment Analysis: As the front row of meat shields in team battles, Liu Chan mainly uses health recovery, physical defense, and mage defense in equipment selection, giving teammates a good output environment.

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Did you collect the hero Liu Chan? Have you collected all the equipment he equipped with? The battle continues, hurry up and be taken to the battlefield with this powerful partner. It will definitely give you a lot of surprise~

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