Building your Silanth right in Invokers: Titan Legacy feel a little challenging to you? Well, building your invoker right comes down to identify what skills and stats scale your hero best and then level the right skills and use the right gear next to awakening. Below we have the ideal build recommendations with plenty of alterntives for you so you can easily set your heroes up for success without much testing around.
Important! Don’t miss our invokers tier list that I just updated to see how Silanth performs among all heroes in the game and for the different game modes there are.
Tier A+Here is a quick overview of the rankings of Silanth for the different game modes. Please refer to the full tier list linked below to see the ranking of all invokers in Invokers: Tital Legacy and full evaluation and priority.
Plaese mind that the in-game tier list and ranking of the invokers often times is really off. Most invokers only have a low number of rankings and most of them are wrong. Our ranks are based on hundreds of hours of testing and gameplay since the open beta started in February 2026 and shows you how strong each invoker really is.
Best Skill Upgrade Order For Silanth
Upgrading Skill in Invokers comes down to diminishing returns and what skill really contribute. Some heroes do a moajority of her damage through their combo attack, others have a certain Skill that contributes heavily to their overall performance – with that in mind and looking at each skill having the same upgrade costs, you want to pick the most impactful skills first to get the biggest bang for your buck, right?
In case of Silanth this means you should focus on upgrading the skills in this order:
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Best Gear For Silanth
Let’s talk gear here which is absolutely important since it needs to scale the stats that primarily scale your invokers kit but also there are other things than just the primary stats to keep in mind. Here’s what we recommend right now:
Alternative Build! If you’re missing some gear pieces, primarily due to main stats, you can use these as placeholders very well:
Best Sets
Many player do overrate sets too early in their progress, espcially the ones with basic stats where main stats on gear is more important and impactful than making a set bonus – however, there are some exceptional set bonuses that you might want to have an eye on. Sets you might have an eye on here for Silanth are the
Attack Set is the main scaling stat for the skills so it is a set worth watching. This three set bonus is also easy to slot in..
Crit Rate Set gives a huge bonus and even without any special critical hit perks, landing crits consistently throughout the set is still a strong choice.. The
Vampire Set is not ideal but will provide steady passive healing. This needs the five set bonus to work passively, which helps keep your hero alive without constantly relying on support healing. This can solve late healing timing issues, but it would not be my first choice.. On top, the
Spark Set may sound dull, but by speeding up the skills and the tick rate of damage over time effects, it scales better with the kit than you might expect. This is a set worth checking if the main and sub stats are good.. Alterntively, the
Tolerances Set has a very strong five set bonus. This does not really matter which one it is because the full bonus grants 20 percent HP, DEF, and ATK each, which is a massive overall stat increase. This only depends on matching the main stats and completing the five set bonus, and with so many options you may already have good five star pieces with strong main and sub stats.. The
Accuracy Set should not be very high on your priority list. This game recommends it too much for debuffs, and at higher level deficits it can be useful, but only if you have a three set with excellent stats as a possible choice before using rainbow set pieces.. Optionally, the
Health Set always works well early on, especially since your healer probably has not invested enough to output skills quickly and often. This later becomes more of a fallback filler set if you have some five star pieces with perfect stats, though there are usually better heroes to use it on..
Please do NOT trust sources that tell you to use exactly this or that set, this limits your gear-building process so much that you will barely make any gear builds work and with the set bonus compared to the stats the gear itself has, the set bonus is really secondary.
Please mind at this stage dedicated PvP and Boss loadouts are in the works but before the developers will give out loudouts not really practicable as it always costs Gold switching gear so we focus on the general best build for now. However, the devs want to give us loadouts soon and then we will also have dedicated PvP and Boss builds here
Best Titans
We are right now working on the ideal titan setups for each invoker and we are sure we will update this section very soon.
To get a general idea about what titans are good in general and which ones you should focus on first, please check out titan tier list here that has very interesting insights into that.
Hero Awakening
With hero awakening being linear nodes there is not much strategy at this point. However, the developers already hinted that they have ideas to feature special extra skill/ability choices after 2-Star, 4-Star and 6-Star Awakening but until then awaken your invokers steadily as you use them and don’t overthink it at this point.
Conclusion
This is everything you need to know to build Silanth to the best performance in Invokers: Titan Legacy. If you’re looking for complete builds for other heroes, please find them all linked the the frequently updated tier list here.