The Wall of Honor is a long-term hero progression system in Last War Survival. After an eligible hero reaches 5 stars, surplus shards can be invested into Honor levels that provide passive bonuses to heroes of the same troop type. This guide explains how the Wall of Honor unlocks, how its bonuses work, which heroes provide each statistic, and how to prioritize your shards.
What Is the Wall of Honor?
The Wall of Honor allows you to continue developing heroes after they reach 5 stars. Instead of leaving surplus hero shards unused, you can spend them to raise the hero’s Honor level.
Each hero belongs to one of three military categories:
- Tank heroes: Managed through the Tank Center.
- Aircraft heroes: Managed through the Aircraft Center.
- Missile heroes: Managed through the Missile Center.
The Wall of Honor bonus from a hero does not apply only to that individual character. It benefits all eligible heroes of the same troop type.
For example, increasing Kimberly’s Wall of Honor provides an Attack bonus to Tank heroes. It does not provide the same bonus to Aircraft or Missile heroes.
How to Unlock the Wall of Honor
Two main requirements must be met before a hero can enter the Wall of Honor:
- The hero must reach 5 stars.
- The corresponding Tank, Aircraft, or Missile Center must reach level 20.
Once both requirements are met, open the relevant military center and locate the Wall of Honor section. You can then use eligible hero-specific shards or supported universal shards to increase that hero’s Honor level.
Current community references list a cost of 10 shards for each Honor level. Check the current in-game interface before spending, as progression costs may change through future updates.
How Wall of Honor Bonuses Work
Each hero provides a specific milestone bonus. Every 50 Honor levels, the listed Attack, Defense, Health, or Troop Load bonus increases.
The general milestone values are:
- UR heroes: Usually provide +0.50% to their listed combat statistic every 50 levels.
- SSR heroes: Usually provide +0.25% every 50 levels.
- Troop Load heroes: Provide +1.00% Troop Load every 50 levels.
These bonuses stack with other Wall of Honor entries for the same troop type. Developing several Tank heroes, for example, can provide a combination of Attack, Defense, Health, and Troop Load bonuses to your entire Tank formation.
The Wall of Honor is generally documented as having no fixed level cap. This allows surplus shards to remain useful over the long term, although the shard cost becomes substantial when developing several heroes.
Wall of Honor Hero Bonuses
The table below shows the supplied hero bonuses, grouped by troop type for easier planning:
| Troop Type | Hero | Bonus Every 50 Honor Levels |
|---|---|---|
| Tank | Kimberly | +0.50% Attack |
| Tank | Marshall | +0.50% Defense |
| Tank | Murphy | +0.50% Health |
| Tank | Stetmann | +0.50% Defense |
| Tank | Williams | +0.50% Health |
| Tank | Mason | +0.50% Attack as UR, +0.25% Attack as SSR |
| Tank | Violet | +0.50% Health as UR, +0.25% Health as SSR |
| Tank | Monica | +0.25% Health |
| Tank | Richard | +0.25% Defense |
| Tank | Scarlett | +0.25% Health |
| Tank | Farhad | +0.25% Defense |
| Tank | Loki | +1.00% Troop Load |
| Tank | Gump | +1.00% Troop Load |
| Aircraft | Morrison | +0.50% Attack |
| Aircraft | Schuyler | +0.50% Attack |
| Aircraft | DVA | +0.50% Defense |
| Aircraft | Lucius | +0.50% Defense |
| Aircraft | Carlie | +0.50% Health |
| Aircraft | Maxwell | +0.25% Attack |
| Aircraft | Sarah | +0.25% Defense |
| Aircraft | Cage | +0.25% Health |
| Aircraft | Ambolt | +1.00% Troop Load |
| Missile | Fiona | +0.50% Attack |
| Missile | Swift | +0.50% Attack |
| Missile | Tesla | +0.50% Defense |
| Missile | Adam | +0.50% Health |
| Missile | McGregor | +0.50% Health |
| Missile | Braz | +0.25% Attack |
| Missile | Venom | +0.25% Defense |
| Missile | Elsa | +0.25% Health |
| Missile | Kane | +1.00% Troop Load |
Important Note: Check the current Wall of Honor interface before investing shards. Hero rarity, promotion options, bonus values, and eligible universal shards may change through future updates.
Best Wall of Honor Priority for Tank Heroes
Tank-focused players should normally begin with bonuses that improve their primary combat formation.
- Kimberly: Provides +0.50% Attack every 50 levels and supports Tank damage output.
- Mason: Provides Attack for Tank heroes. The bonus increases from +0.25% as SSR to +0.50% after eligible UR promotion.
- Marshall and Stetmann: Provide Defense bonuses that improve squad durability.
- Murphy and Williams: Add Health for stronger frontline survival.
- Violet: Provides additional Health and can later offer the stronger UR milestone value.
- Other SSR and SR heroes: Develop after the main combat bonuses or when surplus hero-specific shards are available.
Players using Violet should review the Last War Violet guide before deciding how her Wall of Honor investment fits into a future UR promotion plan.
Best Wall of Honor Priority for Aircraft Heroes
Aircraft formations can prioritize Morrison and Schuyler for Attack. These two heroes provide the strongest listed offensive Wall of Honor milestones for Aircraft squads.
A practical Aircraft priority is:
- Morrison: +0.50% Attack.
- Schuyler: +0.50% Attack.
- DVA: +0.50% Defense.
- Lucius: +0.50% Defense.
- Carlie: +0.50% Health.
- Maxwell, Sarah, and Cage: Lower milestone values, but still useful with surplus shards.
- Ambolt: Troop Load utility rather than combat power.
Attack bonuses generally provide the greatest value for damage-focused Aircraft formations, while Defense and Health help frontline heroes remain active for longer battles.
Best Wall of Honor Priority for Missile Heroes
Missile squads can prioritize Fiona and Swift because both provide +0.50% Attack every 50 Honor levels.
A practical Missile priority is:
- Fiona: +0.50% Attack.
- Swift: +0.50% Attack.
- Tesla: +0.50% Defense.
- Adam and McGregor: +0.50% Health.
- Braz: +0.25% Attack.
- Venom and Elsa: Provide lower Defense or Health milestone bonuses.
- Kane: Provides Troop Load rather than a combat statistic.
Choose the order according to your main Missile formation. A player lacking damage may prioritize Attack, while a squad struggling to survive may benefit more from Defense or Health.
Attack, Defense, Health, or Troop Load?
The best Wall of Honor statistic depends on how you use the corresponding troop type.
| Bonus | Main Benefit | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| Attack | Improves damage output | PvP, PvE, rallies, bosses, and damage-based events |
| Defense | Helps reduce incoming damage | Frontline survival and extended battles |
| Health | Increases available HP | Squad durability and frontline development |
| Troop Load | Increases resource carrying capacity | World-map gathering and resource collection |
Attack is often prioritized for a main combat squad because it improves damage across many activities. However, Defense and Health remain important when your frontline is defeated before your damage dealers can use their skills effectively.
Troop Load does not directly improve combat performance. Develop Loki, Gump, Ambolt, and Kane when gathering is important or when you have surplus shards that are not needed elsewhere.
Review the Last War troop stats guide for a broader explanation of Attack, Defense, Health, and other combat attributes.
Mason and Violet UR Promotion Refunds
Eligible SSR heroes such as Mason and Violet may later be promoted to UR rarity during the relevant seasonal progression.
Current community documentation indicates that shards invested in an eligible hero’s Wall of Honor are refunded when that hero is promoted from SSR to UR. This allows players to use surplus SSR shards before the promotion rather than leaving them unused.
However, do not complete the promotion without reviewing the in-game preview. The Wall of Honor level may need to be rebuilt under the hero’s UR version, and promotion can affect stars, skills, shards, and event timing.
Before promoting an eligible hero:
- Check how many shards will be refunded.
- Confirm whether Wall of Honor progress resets.
- Review the number of shards required to restore the hero’s UR star level.
- Consider timing the upgrade during an event that rewards hero development.
- Claim any refund or compensation delivered through in-game mail.
Should You Focus on One Hero or Spread Shards?
There are two common ways to develop the Wall of Honor:
- Focused investment: Direct most available shards into one high-priority Attack, Defense, or Health hero.
- Balanced investment: Raise several heroes to the next 50-level milestone.
Focused investment can reach larger milestone bonuses sooner. Balanced investment may help when several heroes are close to their next 50-level threshold.
A practical approach is to:
- Choose your main troop type.
- Prioritize the strongest Attack hero for that troop type.
- Reach the next 50-level milestone.
- Develop an important Defense or Health hero.
- Use surplus hero-specific shards on lower-priority entries.
Avoid using flexible universal shards on Troop Load heroes while important combat milestones remain unfinished.
Common Wall of Honor Mistakes
- Assuming the bonus applies to every troop type: A Tank Wall bonus supports Tank heroes, not Aircraft or Missile heroes.
- Spreading universal shards without a plan: This can delay important 50-level milestones.
- Ignoring surplus hero-specific shards: Shards for a completed 5-star hero can continue providing account value.
- Prioritizing Troop Load for combat: Troop Load helps resource gathering rather than battle performance.
- Promoting an SSR hero without checking the refund: Review the full UR promotion preview before confirming.
- Investing only in heroes used directly in the squad: Wall bonuses from benched heroes can still support all heroes of the same type.
- Forgetting the military center requirement: The relevant Tank, Aircraft, or Missile Center must reach level 20.
Wall of Honor and Account Progression
The Wall of Honor becomes increasingly valuable after several heroes reach 5 stars. It converts surplus shards into permanent troop-type bonuses and gives long-term accounts another way to improve their primary formations.
Developing multiple Wall of Honor entries can require thousands of hero shards, high-level military centers, and extensive hero progression. Players who prefer to begin with established Honor levels can explore a Last War Survival account for sale through Heaven Guardian.
Available accounts may include 5-star heroes, upgraded Tank, Aircraft, or Missile Centers, developed Wall of Honor entries, and accumulated hero shards. Each purchase includes lifetime warranty coverage and premium support for a safer purchase experience. Review the listing carefully to confirm the heroes, Honor levels, and troop type included.
FAQs
Q: How do I unlock the Wall of Honor?
A: Raise a hero to 5 stars and upgrade the corresponding Tank, Aircraft, or Missile Center to level 20.
Q: What shards can I use in the Wall of Honor?
A: Hero-specific surplus shards can be used for the corresponding hero. Some supported universal shards may also be eligible. Check the in-game upgrade screen before spending.
Q: How many shards does one Honor level require?
A: Current community references list 10 shards per Honor level. Confirm the cost in the current version of the game.
Q: When does the hero-specific bonus increase?
A: The listed Attack, Defense, Health, or Troop Load milestone increases every 50 Honor levels.
Q: Does Kimberly’s Wall bonus apply only to Kimberly?
A: No. Her Wall of Honor Attack bonus applies to eligible Tank heroes rather than only Kimberly.
Q: Is there a Wall of Honor level cap?
A: Current community documentation describes the system as having no fixed Honor level cap. Check the latest in-game interface in case this changes.
Q: What happens when Mason or Violet is promoted to UR?
A: Shards invested in the eligible hero’s Wall of Honor are documented as being refunded. Review the promotion preview because Wall progress and the hero’s UR star development may need to be rebuilt.
Q: Can Wall of Honor upgrades be reset manually?
A: There is no standard manual reset option commonly documented. Eligible SSR-to-UR promotion uses a separate refund process.
Q: Which Wall of Honor bonus is best?
A: Attack is often the first priority for a main combat squad, but Defense and Health may provide greater value when survivability is the main problem.
Q: Should I upgrade Troop Load heroes?
A: Upgrade them when gathering is important or after your main combat milestones are complete. Troop Load does not directly increase battle damage or durability.
Conclusion
The Wall of Honor provides long-term value by converting surplus hero shards into passive bonuses for Tank, Aircraft, and Missile formations. Heroes become eligible after reaching 5 stars, provided their corresponding military center is level 20.
Prioritize the troop type used by your main squad, reach important 50-level milestones, and invest flexible shards in bonuses that solve your most important combat weakness. Attack is often the strongest starting point, while Defense and Health improve survival and Troop Load supports gathering.
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