Welcome to the Iso-8 guide for Hand Sorceress, the latest in our series about the popular game Marvel Strike Force. In this series we look at the best Iso-8 enhancements for MSF characters. We at Gaming-fans.com certainly do not claim to have all of the answers in this game, but we do our research and look to use every hero and villain we write about extensively. These are Iso-8 recommendations based on the character’s kit and actual gameplay to help you in your quest to dominate in Marvel Strike Force. Note that these Iso-8 classes may differ from one team makeup to another, so feel free use this as guide knowing that these can change in differing situations within MSF’s gameplay.
Today’s character to review is Hand Sorceress. A character who is and early unlock, Hand Sorceress was the first Villain healer that I unlocked was added to the game. Hand Sorceress is a Villain, City, Mystic, Support, Minion character who is a member of the Hand faction. Let’s take a look at the stats we want to focus on through Iso-8 modifications in MSF.
Main Focus: Health & Armor. Hand Sorceress is a healer and her job is to keep her team alive. Focus in on Health and defensive stats first to ensure she is more survivable.
Additional Areas to Focus: Resistance. Given the fact that Hand Sorceress is designed for healing, adding Health, Armor and Resistance will make her harder to kill and control. The Hand faction struggles in MSF already, but her Defense Up and healing can annoy your enemies, so do your best to build upon this.
Ideal Iso-8 Setup for Hand Sorceress in Marvel Strike Force:
When you look at the Class options available through Iso-8, it is clear that Hand Sorceress, like a lot of designed healers, fits into one of two of them – Healer or Fortifier. While Fortifier has some nice stat gains in adding Barrier to the character which is impacted in part by their Max Health, the levels that increase the Max Health by 10% that appear in both the Healer or Fortifier Class stats are the keys. While the Healer class has more healing impact on teammates, it is up to the individual to determine which is a better fit for thier roster make-up, I don’t think you can really go wrong with either.
