Grow A Chicken Fighter Battle Charms and Promotions Update

A new update has arrived in Grow a Chicken Fighter, and it adds several features that can make your chickens much stronger. From chicken promotions and battle charms to a brand-new egg, there is quite a bit to check out.

In this guide, I’ll go through everything important from the update, including the new code, how chicken promotions work, how to get battle charms, and what you should know about Charm Dust and the new chickens.

I’ve also included the main things you should focus on when you first log in, so you can start taking advantage of the new progression system right away.

The first thing I recommend doing after the update is redeeming the new code:

BattleReady

Redeem this code to get the available update reward and use it to help you get started with the new features.

If you’re playing during the update, make sure you redeem the code before it expires.

One of the biggest additions in this update is the Chicken Promotion system.

You can now use duplicate chickens to improve a specific chicken’s stats and unlock additional progression.

Basically, if you have multiple copies of the same chicken, you don’t have to simply leave those duplicates sitting in your inventory. You can use them together to promote your chicken.

The process is pretty straightforward:

• Get duplicate copies of a chicken.

• Select the chicken you want to improve.

• Add the duplicate chickens to the promotion.

• Choose Promote.

• Confirm the promotion.

• Your chicken receives a stat boost.

I tested the system with duplicate chickens, and after confirming the promotion, the chicken received an increase to its stats.

This gives you another way to make your strongest chickens even more powerful, especially if you’ve been collecting duplicate copies from eggs.

The promotion system gives you a new reason to keep duplicate chickens instead of immediately ignoring them.

If you already have a strong chicken and manage to get additional copies of it, you can use those duplicates to improve the original chicken.

This should be especially useful for players who are trying to build the strongest possible team, since you now have another progression system to work toward.

The second major feature added in the update is Battle Charms.

You can equip these charms on your chickens to give them unique advantages during combat. This provides another way to customize your chickens and improve their performance.

There are different types of Battle Charms, with different effects and rarities.

Some charms can provide things such as HP boosts, while others can improve your combat stats in different ways.

You can obtain Battle Charms by rolling for them using the new charm system.

The update also shows the odds for the different types of charms, so you can see what you’re capable of getting when you roll.

Because the charms provide different bonuses, you’ll want to pay attention to the effects you receive and equip the ones that work best with your chicken.

There isn’t necessarily one Battle Charm that is perfect for every chicken, because the best option depends on the stats and role of your chicken.

However, combat-focused bonuses such as HP boosts and Critical Resistance boosts can be very useful.

For example, I managed to get a Critical Resistance Boost, which can give a chicken another useful advantage during combat.

So, rather than automatically equipping the first charm you get, check its effect and think about which chicken benefits from it the most.

The update also introduces the Trick Egg.

This new egg contains 12 new chickens, giving you another group of chickens to collect and use.

If you’re trying to build a stronger team, you’ll definitely want to start opening the Trick Egg and see which new chickens you can obtain.

Some of these new chickens can also become much stronger when combined with the new promotion and Battle Charm systems.

With 12 new chickens being added through the Trick Egg, there are plenty of new units to collect.

The best chicken for you will depend on its stats and how you’re building your team, but the new progression systems make it easier to improve the chickens you already have.

If you get a duplicate of a particularly strong chicken, don’t immediately get rid of it. You may be able to use that duplicate for a promotion instead.

Another small but useful feature is the ability to favorite your chickens.

This makes it easier to keep track of your important chickens and helps prevent you from accidentally using or managing a chicken you wanted to keep.

I recommend favoriting your best chickens as soon as possible, especially if you’ve spent a lot of time building them up.

The update also adds new daily rewards in the shop.

Make sure you check the shop every day so you don’t miss the free rewards available from the daily system.

These rewards can help you progress without needing to spend additional resources.

One of the daily rewards you should pay particular attention to is Charm Dust.

Make sure you claim your daily Charm Dust whenever it’s available.

Since Battle Charms are an important part of the new update, collecting Charm Dust regularly can help you get more value from the charm system over time.

Even if you don’t need it immediately, it’s worth collecting your free daily supply so you can use it later.

That’s everything you need to know about the new Grow A Chicken Fighter update. The biggest additions are definitely the Chicken Promotion and Battle Charm systems, since both give you new ways to make your chickens stronger.

Don’t forget to redeem BattleReady, keep your duplicate chickens for promotions, and collect your daily Charm Dust. You can then start experimenting with the new Battle Charms and the 12 chickens available from the Trick Egg.

With all of these systems working together, there are now even more ways to build up your strongest chickens and push your team further in combat.