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1. CodesHero Legends [UPDATE!] how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
2. CodesHero Legends [UPDATE!] expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
3. WikiHero Legends [UPDATE!] playersRoster hub.
4. PagesHero Legends [UPDATE!] updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
5. PagesHero Legends [UPDATE!] scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
6. PagesHero Legends [UPDATE!] official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
7. RankingsHero Legends [UPDATE!] tier listEditorial S through D boards.
8. GuidesGetting Started in Hero LegendsConfirm the real place, pick a side for the session, skip Magic Blast, and turn the first cash stack into a robbery or fight plan.
9. GuidesHero or Villain: Which Side to PlayVillains print cash through robberies. Heroes earn by reading tower alerts and finishing arrests. Swap when the server or your goal changes.
10. GuidesHow to Make MoneySell often, learn five named robbery targets, and treat Military Base canisters as the cash spike once the turret lever is part of the route.
11. GuidesHow to Rob the Military Base and VaultShut off the Military Base turret, break the secured door, take green canisters you can sell, and treat the Vault like a timed response drill.
12. GuidesRob the Bank SafelyUse the Bank as the mid-early classroom: invisible approach, a chosen exit, and a sell before you chain another crime.
13. GuidesEscape Prison and Avoid the ArrestMost jail time starts as a downed arrest, not as an instant teleport. Peel the down, then learn the current exit before you restart Military Base.
14. GuidesHow to Get PowersCash still funds powers, slots decide whether NanoTech is legal, and spins are variance on top of a robbery reserve.
15. GuidesNova, Acid, and Quick StepThree V2-era buys: a long-charge blast, a DoT spray, and a cheap reposition. Prices below are showcase figures, not a live shop scrape.
16. GuidesControls: M1, Block, and AbilitiesEvery power reskins the same verbs. Learn the string, the block release, and one confirm before you blame the tier list.
17. GuidesPVP Habits for Street FightsWin neutral, convert one confirm, and leave while a cooldown remains. Bag couriers should refuse fair deaths.
18. GuidesGadgets, Hero Shield, and TrackersPowers set the ceiling. The hero shield and reveal tools change the last seconds of a chase or a stealth exit.
19. GuidesHow to Beat ThraggStack damage-over-time, expect a long fight, and compare Thragg's cash rolls with a Military Base loop before you farm the boss for a shop power.
20. GuidesPatch Notes: V2, V4, and the Later ReworksV2 changed travel, tower alerts, and arrests. V4 changed the map and M1. A later pass reworked Spider, added power spins, and removed phone and org tools.
21. GuidesPromo Codes and Lookalike ListsThere is no widely verified Hero Legends code list. Superhero Legends strings and generic generator codes are the usual mix-ups.
22. WikiNanoTechIron Man-style endgame suit that occupies every power slot.
23. WikiGravityPull, crush, and black hole control for teams and courier stops.
24. WikiDoomTop-end combat power whose value moves with patches and events.
25. WikiSuper StrengthMelee pressure that breaks blocks and pairs with Martial Arts.
26. WikiSuper SpeedTravel and exit power for couriers and hero rotates.
27. WikiPyrokinesisTick damage for long fights and a faster Military Base door.
28. WikiMartial ArtsClose-range mix-ups that pair with Super Strength and can drop from Thragg.
29. WikiFlightVertical travel for ships, rooftops, and hero rotates.
30. WikiInvisibilityThe day-one robbery tool. Not ranked as a duel finisher.
31. WikiNovaLong-charge blast showcased around 250,000 cash.
32. WikiAcidDamage-over-time spray showcased around 150,000 cash.
33. WikiQuick StepBudget reposition showcased around 75,000 cash.
34. WikiSpiderReworked swing and web shot for dense city blocks.
35. WikiPoison GasTick damage for long fights and Thragg.
36. WikiConjureSpecialty kit also mentioned for breaking secured doors.
37. WikiElectrokinesisElemental specialty in the same band as the other B-tier kits.
38. WikiCryokinesisElemental specialty without a separate published price.
39. WikiAerokinesisElemental specialty in the B band.
40. WikiLightSpecialty power grouped with Nova and the elemental kits.
41. WikiTelekinesisMid-tier kit that later S-tier cash sinks outclass.
42. WikiAbsorptionMid-tier kit with little published detail.
43. WikiMetal SkinMid-tier defensive-sounding power without a published damage reduction.
44. WikiDuplicateClone power that has been nerfed more than once.
45. WikiEnergy BlastEarly projectile option guides tell you not to fund.
46. WikiRegenerationHealing without pressure. Slow as a first power.
47. WikiMagic BlastThe beginner shop trap.
48. WikiHeroRespond to robberies, win the fight, and arrest during the downed window.
49. WikiVillainRob named targets, sell, and manage bounty before the arrest window.
50. WikiThraggLong post-V2 boss with cash rolls and a chance at existing powers.
51. WikiHero ShieldDefensive gadget for the arrest commit and for living through burst.
52. WikiTracking GearReveal-style tools that punish repeated Invisibility routes.
53. WikiJewelryLow-pressure filler robbery for warming up and topping off a bag.
54. WikiBankThe teaching heist between Jewelry and the Vault.
55. WikiHero VaultHigh-attention vault robbery with a fast hero response.
56. WikiCargo ShipLonger approach with dock escapes and skyline campers.
57. WikiMilitary BaseTurret, secured door, and green canisters worth about 10,000 cash each.
58. WikiHero TowerResponse landmark. Red means a robbery is live.
59. WikiPrisonWhere a hero arrest during the downed window sends villains.
60. WikiCashThe currency that buys powers, slots, and the expensive suits.
61. WikiBountyHeat that tells hunters a courier is worth chasing.
62. WikiReputationSide identity that later updates made NPCs react to.
63. PagesHomeHero or villain routes, power records, robbery steps, and the code status for Hero Legends on Roblox.
64. GuidesBeginner GuideA short first-session path. The full shop plan lives in the Getting Started guide.
65. GuidesGuidesRead in task order: start the account, earn cash, rob the hard targets, then spend on powers and learn the fight.
66. CodesCodesNo widely verified public codes. The table stays empty until a developer drop is actually published for this place.
67. WikiWikiPowers, the two sides, Thragg, gadgets, robbery places, and the cash systems those routes use.
68. WikiTraitsNamed powers with the price, slot, and role notes that sources actually gave. Missing numbers are left blank.
69. WikiClassesHero and Villain are the two session identities. They are not separate character classes with stat sheets.
70. WikiBossesThragg is the documented boss encounter. Reward bands are player reports, not an official drop table.
71. WikiEquipmentUtility gear that changes chases and stealth. Shop labels move between patches.
72. WikiMap & RoutesRobbery targets and landmarks with a documented use. The older 20-location claim is not expanded into unnamed pins.
73. WikiMoneyCash, bounty, and reputation are the three pressures on a robbery session.
74. VideosVideo GuidesCreator walkthroughs that match place 120867750718410: cash, bank, Military Base, Thragg, NanoTech, gadgets, and two update showcases. Exploit videos are not listed.
75. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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