The Warrior’s Monument in Last War is a Legendary decoration that provides permanent Hero HP and Hero Attack. At level 1 it gives +500 Hero HP and +200 Hero Attack, while a fully upgraded level 7 Monument reaches +10,000 Hero HP and +4,000 Hero Attack.
Its main acquisition route is through Rare Explorer Chests and Deluxe Adventurer Chests generated by Adventurer Taylor during Radar Tasks. However, Taylor is a VIP-exclusive survivor, so this is not a standard F2P Radar Task reward available to every account.
★Quick Take: Warrior’s Monument is a useful general combat decoration, especially when you obtain copies naturally through Taylor’s chests. It improves both survivability and damage, but its flat Hero HP and Attack bonuses make it less important to force-upgrade than stronger late-game decorations with percentage-based combat effects.
What Is the Warrior’s Monument in Last War?
The Warrior’s Monument is a 2×2 Legendary decoration described in-game as a blue stele honoring the commander’s courage. Unlike cosmetic decorations with no combat value, it contributes two permanent hero attributes:
- Hero HP: Increases your heroes’ health pool.
- Hero Attack: Adds to their offensive Attack statistic.
The bonuses are listed as general Hero HP and Hero Attack rather than Tank-, Aircraft-, or Missile Vehicle-specific attributes. This makes the Monument broadly useful regardless of which squad type you currently favor.
Its maximum listed level is 7, and both stats improve with every level.
Warrior’s Monument Stats by Level
The current Warrior’s Monument progression is:
| Level | Hero HP | Hero Attack |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | +500 | +200 |
| 2 | +1,000 | +400 |
| 3 | +1,750 | +700 |
| 4 | +3,000 | +1,200 |
| 5 | +5,000 | +2,000 |
| 6 | +7,500 | +3,000 |
| 7 | +10,000 | +4,000 |
There is no special percentage-stat breakpoint in this progression: each level simply raises the Monument’s Hero HP and Hero Attack totals. Level 7 provides the highest listed values of +10,000 Hero HP and +4,000 Hero Attack.
How to Get the Warrior’s Monument
The primary documented way to obtain the Warrior’s Monument is through chests brought back by Adventurer Taylor from Radar Tasks.
Two Taylor chest types can contain the decoration:
- Rare Explorer Chest: Can contain the Warrior’s Monument with a listed 2% drop rate.
- Deluxe Adventurer Chest: Also lists the Warrior’s Monument at a 2% drop rate.
The important point is that opening a Deluxe chest does not currently list a higher Warrior’s Monument percentage than the Rare version. Deluxe chests improve other parts of their reward pool, but the listed Monument chance is 2% in both.
Rare Explorer Chest Requirements
Rare Explorer Chests are associated with Taylor at her lower star levels. Once Taylor is unlocked and assigned to provide her Radar Task bonus, completing eligible Radar Tasks can generate these additional chests.
Because the Monument is a chance-based reward rather than a guaranteed drop, completing more Taylor-assisted Radar Tasks gives you more opportunities but does not guarantee a Monument within a specific number of chests.
Deluxe Adventurer Chest Requirements
At Taylor star level 4 or higher, her Radar Task rewards move to Deluxe Adventurer Chests. These have a broader upgraded reward pool while retaining the listed 2% chance for the Warrior’s Monument.
!Important: Adventurer Taylor is not a normal Tavern survivor. Her documented unlock and upgrade path uses VIP Exclusive packs. F2P players who do not own Taylor should not assume that ordinary Radar Tasks will provide Rare Explorer or Deluxe Adventurer Chests through this route.
Is the Warrior’s Monument Worth Upgrading?
The Warrior’s Monument is worth using, but it should not automatically consume your highest-priority decoration resources.
Its biggest advantage is consistency: every upgrade gives additional Hero HP and Hero Attack, two stats that are useful in general combat. There is no squad-type restriction in the listed bonuses, so the Monument remains relevant if you later switch from a Tank-focused lineup to Aircraft or Missile Vehicle heroes.
However, the Monument provides flat hero attributes rather than stronger late-game percentage effects such as Damage Reduction, Skill Damage, or Critical Damage that can appear on other high-value decorations. As your decoration collection expands, those specialized bonuses may deserve higher upgrade priority.
When the Warrior’s Monument Is a Good Upgrade
- You have already obtained copies or upgrade progress through Taylor’s chests.
- You want general Hero HP and Hero Attack that are not tied to one squad type.
- Your stronger percentage-based decorations are already at useful breakpoints.
- Upgrading the Monument does not consume resources needed for a more impactful decoration.
- Your main heroes are developed enough that additional permanent combat stats complement the rest of your account.
When to Give It Lower Priority
- You have limited decoration upgrade materials.
- A different decoration is close to unlocking a strong percentage-based combat bonus.
- Your main squad still needs more important hero, gear, Drone, research, or Exclusive Weapon upgrades.
- You are upgrading the Monument only because it increases displayed power rather than because it offers the best combat return.
How Good Are +10,000 HP and +4,000 Attack?
At level 7, the Warrior’s Monument reaches +10,000 Hero HP and +4,000 Hero Attack. These are useful permanent additions, but they should be viewed as part of your total decoration portfolio rather than a standalone transformation of your squad.
Hero performance in Last War also depends on hero stars, skills, gear, research, Drone development, Exclusive Weapons, squad composition, and other account-wide bonuses. Decorations supplement those systems; they do not replace them.
This is why a high-level Monument tends to matter more on an already-developed account. As multiple permanent systems stack together, even straightforward Hero HP and Hero Attack increases contribute to the overall combat-stat pool.
Warrior’s Monument for PvP and PvE
PvP Value
In PvP, both attributes have a clear purpose. Hero HP supports survivability, while Hero Attack contributes to offensive output. Because the Monument does not specialize in one troop type, it can support whichever primary formation you field.
That said, competitive late-game players should compare it with decorations that provide percentage-based offensive or defensive effects. Those effects can become more attractive as base hero statistics rise.
PvE Value
The same general stats also function in PvE. Additional HP can improve durability while Attack supports damage output against PvE targets. There is no special monster-damage modifier listed on the Warrior’s Monument, however, so it should not be treated as a dedicated PvE decoration.
Warrior’s Monument vs. Other Decorations
The Warrior’s Monument is best classified as a general-stat decoration. It gives a dependable combination of HP and Attack but does not add a special percentage combat modifier at higher levels.
This matters when deciding where to use scarce decoration resources. A decoration that is about to unlock or improve Damage Reduction, Skill Damage, Critical Damage, or another strong percentage effect may offer a better late-game return than another flat-stat Monument level.
The right choice depends on your collection. Do not judge decorations only by rarity or the amount of power displayed after an upgrade. Compare the actual stat gained at the next level.
You can also combine permanent decoration bonuses with other hero-progression systems, including the bonuses explained in our Last War Wall of Honor guide.
F2P and Spender Considerations
F2P Players
The biggest limitation for F2P players is access rather than the quality of the decoration itself. The documented Rare Explorer and Deluxe Adventurer Chest route depends on Taylor, whose normal acquisition is tied to VIP Exclusive packs.
If you do not own Taylor, avoid planning your progression around farming the Warrior’s Monument unless the game provides it through another current event, shop, or reward source visible on your server. Always verify any alternative source in-game before spending currency.
Taylor Owners and Spenders
If you already own Taylor, the Monument becomes a passive long-term collection goal. Keep completing the Radar Tasks that trigger her chest rewards rather than treating the decoration as something that must be obtained immediately.
Because the listed drop rate is chance-based, buying or upgrading Taylor solely to chase one Warrior’s Monument is difficult to justify without considering the rest of Taylor’s chest rewards and your overall spending priorities.
✓Recommendation: If you already have Taylor, treat Warrior’s Monument copies as useful bonus progression from Radar Tasks. For decoration upgrades, compare its next HP/Attack increase against the next breakpoint on every other important decoration before committing scarce materials.
Common Warrior’s Monument Mistakes
- Assuming the Monument is guaranteed: It is a chance-based chest reward.
- Thinking Deluxe chests have a higher Monument rate: Both documented chest types currently list a 2% chance.
- Assuming every player can farm Taylor chests: Taylor has a VIP-exclusive acquisition path.
- Upgrading only for power score: Compare the actual Hero HP and Attack gained with other decoration bonuses.
- Prioritizing it over percentage bonuses automatically: Stronger late-game decorations may offer better scaling.
- Expecting it to fix an underdeveloped squad: Hero skills, stars, gear, Drone, research, and other systems remain more fundamental.
Warrior’s Monument and Account Progression
The Warrior’s Monument is a useful permanent bonus when it sits alongside a developed hero roster and a broader decoration collection. Its simple combination of HP and Attack works across formations and does not require you to build around a specific hero type.
Players who prefer to start with more progression already completed can optionally browse Last War accounts for sale. Decoration collections, Taylor progression, hero rosters, and other account features vary, so review each listing individually rather than assuming the Warrior’s Monument is included.
FAQs
What does the Warrior’s Monument do in Last War?
It is a Legendary decoration that provides Hero HP and Hero Attack. At level 7, its listed bonuses reach +10,000 Hero HP and +4,000 Hero Attack.
How do you get the Warrior’s Monument in Last War?
The documented acquisition route is through Rare Explorer Chests and Deluxe Adventurer Chests generated by Adventurer Taylor during Radar Tasks.
What is the Warrior’s Monument drop rate?
Both the Rare Explorer Chest and Deluxe Adventurer Chest currently list a 2% chance to contain the Warrior’s Monument.
Do you need Adventurer Taylor to get the Warrior’s Monument?
Taylor is required for the documented Radar Task chest route. If the Monument appears through another event or shop on your server, check the current in-game reward description before relying on that alternative source.
Is the Warrior’s Monument worth upgrading?
It is a useful general-stat decoration, particularly when you obtain progress naturally. However, players with limited decoration materials should compare it with decorations that provide stronger percentage-based combat effects before prioritizing high Monument levels.
What is the maximum Warrior’s Monument level?
The maximum listed level is 7, providing +10,000 Hero HP and +4,000 Hero Attack.
Conclusion
The Warrior’s Monument is a dependable Last War decoration that adds permanent Hero HP and Hero Attack, with a maximum level of 7. Taylor owners can gradually obtain it through Rare Explorer and Deluxe Adventurer Chests, while players with limited upgrade materials should compare its flat-stat gains against stronger percentage-based decorations before pushing higher levels.
For more decoration breakdowns, hero advice, and progression strategies, visit the Heaven Guardian Last War Survival guides.
