Top Lords Stage 15-21 Guide | How to Beat Stages 15 to 21
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
A stage number on its own is not enough to identify a challenge. These videos cover the regular stage runs named in their titles. Breakout and Breakout Hard recordings live on the existing Breakout event page.
Some recordings overlap, so choose the one that includes your current stage and compare what is on your screen before following a route.
Pause before a gate, obstacle or enemy group rather than copying the final position only. Compare the size of the army entering and leaving each decision.
If your outcome differs, check the route, timing and upgrades visible in the recording. A walkthrough is an example run, not proof that every account must clear the stage with identical settings.
Our recordings, matched to this topic. Check current in-game rules before following an older strategy.
Videos open on YouTube in a new tab. Browse snapshots here for a quick reference.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.
Watch the stage range named in the title and compare the route with your own run. Review where troops are lost before changing your lineup or repeating the stage.