By Daniyal Ahmed · Guides Writer
Sword Warriors drops you into Royal City with a basic sword, a wave of enemies already walking toward you, and almost no explanation of the systems that decide whether you stall in World 1 or cruise through all 13 worlds. The biggest early mistake is spending your first Hero Point on the wrong companion — it is free, and the next one takes a whole completed world to earn. This guide covers how heroes, swords, skills and worlds actually work, and what to do first. Start by claiming the free Eternal Keys, treasure coupons and boosts on our Sword Warriors codes page — all 35 working codes are free to redeem, and HAPPYAUTUMN25 alone pays out 5 Gold Eternal Keys.
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Sword Warriors, by MiaoMeoHome, is a wave-based sword-fighting game: enemies arrive in waves, you cut them down with your sword, and each cleared wave pushes you toward the next world. Three things carry your progress — your sword, your skills, and your heroes — and every system in the game feeds one of them. Stronger swords drop from the enemies you beat, new skills unlock as you level up, and heroes fight beside you once you summon them. Gems, Diamonds and Crowns are the currencies that tie it together: Gems pay for most upgrades, Diamonds cover the premium side of progression, and Crowns are spent in the Crown Store.
Redeem the codes first. Click the Options (gear) button on the left side of the screen, type a code into the Redeem Code box and click Accept. The 35 working codes pay out Gold Eternal Keys, Eternal Treasure Coupons, Enchant Cards, Skill Reset Cards and 2x XP and Gem boosts — the biggest free lift a fresh account gets before fighting anything.
Clear waves with the sword you have and equip every better sword the moment it drops. Swords are your damage, and a new drop beats an old favourite every time — check your inventory after every few waves.
Summon your first hero at the Hero Monument in World 1: Royal City. You start with 1 Hero Point, and your first pick matters — the hero section below explains which one to take.
Learn your skills as they unlock and try them against real waves before settling into a rotation. Skill Reset Cards from codes exist for a reason — a skill that looks strong on paper can feel wrong in a crowded wave.
Push to the next world as soon as the current waves stop challenging you. Each completed world earns another Hero Point, so moving forward is how your hero roster grows.
Heroes are companions you summon at the Hero Monument in World 1: Royal City. Each hero follows you into battle, fights enemies on its own, and grants a bonus while equipped — and levelling a hero pays off twice, because simply owning a levelled hero gives you permanent stat bonuses even when it is not equipped. A level 50 Prophet, for example, grants +50 Speed just for being owned. That is why the advice is to level every hero you summon to around level 30 or 40 for the owned bonuses, not only the one you fight with.
| Hero | What it does |
|---|---|
| Priest | Regenerates 1% of your HP every second. There is no automatic health recovery in Sword Warriors, so this is the most-used hero in the game — and the safest first pick. |
| Prophet | Shares experience: when an ally kills a monster, 40% of that kill's EXP still goes to you. The fastest levelling companion, and the best partner for gem farming. |
| Archmage | Skips 20 waves outright. A pure progression shortcut — strong when you are stuck on a wall of waves, but it fights for you less than the others. |
| Rogue | Steals extra Gems at the end of each wave and adds Crit stats while equipped. The farming pick: once your build can clear waves comfortably, Rogue turns every wave into more currency. |
By default you can only equip one hero at a time; a second equipped slot costs 799 Robux. Do not rush that purchase — one well-levelled hero plus the owned bonuses from the rest of your roster carries you through the early worlds, and the second slot only shines once you have two heroes worth equipping. Event heroes, bought from the Crown Store during events, follow the same rules and are worth grabbing while they are available, since they may not return.
Your sword is your damage, and the rule is simple: always fight with the strongest sword you own. New swords drop from the enemies you defeat, so every wave is a chance at an upgrade — and the gap between world tiers is large enough that a sword from two worlds ago is already holding you back. Skills are the second half of your damage: they unlock as you level, and the right skill used at the right moment clears a wave that raw sword swings cannot. Enchant Cards, which codes hand out regularly, upgrade your gear further, while Skill Reset Cards let you rebuild your skill choices when a pick stops working. Save both for gear and skills you plan to keep, not for the first sword you pick up.
Sword Warriors has 13 worlds, starting in World 1: Royal City and running all the way to World 13: Backrooms. Each world brings harder waves, stronger enemies, better sword drops and new heroes to summon — and each world you complete hands you 1 Hero Point, which is the only way to grow your hero roster without spending. The fastest route is always forward: farm the hardest world where you can still clear waves quickly, and move on the moment the current one stops paying. Grinding a world you have already outgrown is just standing still, and the Hero Point waiting in the next world is worth more than another hour of easy waves.
1. Redeem all 35 codes first. Gold Eternal Keys, Treasure Coupons, Enchant Cards, Skill Reset Cards and 2x boosts before your first hard wave — the biggest free head start in the game.
2. Take Priest as your first hero. With no automatic health recovery, 1% HP per second is the difference between clearing a wave and limping back. Add Prophet second for the EXP share.
3. Equip the strongest sword immediately. Every drop is a damage upgrade. Never fight with a sword you have already outgrown because you like how it looks.
4. Level heroes you own, not just the one equipped. Owned bonuses are permanent stats. Getting each hero to level 30 or 40 pays off forever, even for heroes you never equip.
5. Save Skill Reset Cards for real mistakes. Codes hand them out, but they are still the only way to rebuild your skills — spend one when a build genuinely stops working, not because one wave went badly.
6. Farm the hardest world you can clear fast. Higher worlds pay better, but only if you clear mobs efficiently — a world you sweep beats a world that sweeps you.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
HAPPYAUTUMN25 | 5 Gold Eternal Key |
THANKYOU485K | 2 Gold Eternal Key |
ENDLESSYES | 1 Skill Reset Card |
THANKYOU475K | 2 Gold Eternal Key |
EASTERGIFT2025 | 1 Skill Reset Card, 1 Transmogrified Card, 7 Eternal Treasure Coupons, 6 Gold Eternal Keys (GAMURS lists 10 Coupons and 10 Keys) |
See the full Sword Warriors codes list for every working code, the ones worth trying, and the expired list.
Launch Sword Warriors, click the Options (gear) button on the left side of the screen, then type the code into the Redeem Code box and click Accept. Codes are case-sensitive, so enter them exactly as shown — and redeem them early, because the Eternal Keys, Treasure Coupons and boosts they pay out are most useful when your account is still fresh.
Priest. Sword Warriors has no automatic health recovery, so Priest's 1% HP regeneration every second keeps you alive through waves that would otherwise wear you down. Prophet is the best second pick for its 40% EXP share on ally kills, and Rogue becomes the right pick later, once you can clear waves comfortably and want extra Gems from every wave.
By clearing waves and completing the world you are in — each completed world opens the next one, from World 1: Royal City through to World 13: Backrooms. Every completed world also grants 1 Hero Point, so pushing forward is how your hero roster grows. If a world's waves feel too hard, farm the previous world for better swords first, then try again.
Better swords drop from the enemies you defeat, so the route is simple: clear waves, check your inventory, and equip the strongest sword you own. Higher worlds drop stronger swords, and Enchant Cards — handed out by codes — upgrade your gear further. Never hold on to an old sword for sentimental reasons: in this game, your damage is your sword.
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