Netmarble has unveiled an exhilarating update for *Tower of God: New World*, introducing the formidable SSR+ [Capricious Tactician] Yasratcha, along with a slew of fresh events and content enhancements. This update enriches your gaming experience by adding a powerful new character to your roster and providing exciting opportunities to earn valuable rewards.
SSR+ Yasratcha, a Green Element Assassin and Fisherman, steps into the battle as the Commander of Zahard’s 5th Army Corps and the leader of the Felines. With the ability to summon a cat during combat to provoke enemies, and the unique skill of using Mimicry with his right arm while remaining Invincible, Yasratcha offers a strategic edge with his disruptive capabilities. If you're on the hunt for a character who can shake up the battlefield, Yasratcha is your go-to.
To celebrate Yasratcha’s arrival, multiple events are underway until March 12th, allowing you to amass crucial resources. Dive into the returning story event, *Anaak’s Red Forget-me-not - A Desperate Daydream*, and delve into Anaak’s compelling narrative while securing rewards such as the SSR+ Tower’s Blessing Stone and Revolution Ore.
Eager to add Yasratcha to your team? His release celebration features various methods to recruit him, including Special Summon, Check-In, Boost Missions, and TapTap Plus. For those focused on progression, the *Cat Tower! Corps Commander’s Special Training!* event rewards you for conquering Normal Adventure Stages.
Curious about how Yasratcha measures up against other characters? Don't miss our *Tower of God: New World tier list* to see where he stands in the hierarchy of heroes.
Accumulating Mission Points can net you items like the Rare Shinsu Sea Whetstone, which are essential for bolstering your team. Beyond character-focused events, this update also ushers in new seasons for the *Tower of Alliances* and *Tower Race*. Lastly, the *Collect-them-all Letter* event, running until March 12th, offers you the chance to gather alphabet letters and exchange them for rewards.
