How to obtain the Ancestor's Order in Brave Land: a comprehensive look at the acquisition methods for the Ancestor's Order in the Brave Land mobile game.

Many players want to know how to obtain the Ancestor's Order in Valiant Land. This weapon is also a challenge that players encounter while advancing through the ranks of the Valiant Path. In fact, all weapon acquisition methods can be viewed in the compendium. This order flag is relatively more of an auxiliary tool. If you still don't know, follow along with this guide.

The Ancestor's Flag in the game is a physical attack type weapon. Its skill is Rally, which involves planting a flag at a designated target location to continuously increase the lifesteal and attack power for nearby teammates. After upgrading, it can enhance the attack aura effect, or the aura will not disappear, or the lifesteal aura effect increases, or when planted, all nearby teammates and the user will gain a shield based on a percentage of their maximum health. It's recommended to upgrade the fourth option.

For beginners, the most straightforward way to obtain the Ancestor's Order is to go to the Darknight Forest and defeat the Eternal Night Overlord Kurgalle in the top-right corner, also known as the Bone Dragon by veteran players. Of course, defeating it does not guarantee a 100% drop rate, but after defeating the Bone Dragon three times according to the compendium, you can claim the reward. The Darknight Forest is divided into outer and inner areas; usually, two to three attempts in the outer area are enough to obtain it directly.

Fighting the Bone Dragon is best done with Bat Armor and Bug Ring, and the other two items can be anything. Because these items can convert continuous attacks into lifesteal and provide shields to withstand damage. His most lethal attack point is when his health drops to around 20%, he will pull all players who do not have aggro into a space where they must kill moving monsters within a time limit, otherwise, he will regain health. Therefore, if multiple players share aggro, no one can pull him in, leading to a period where he doesn't lose any health, and then fully recovers afterward. The correct method is for one person to tank using warrior skills, while others use Thunder Staffs from a distance to deal damage.

This concludes the introduction and acquisition method of the Ancestor's Flag. Beginners facing the Bone Dragon cannot possibly solo it; at least three people are needed—one to tank, and the other two should avoid aggro. This is the only way to clear it. Other players may mention sets like Thunder Dragon or Deep Sea Necklace, but beginners likely haven't reached those ranks yet. How could they have Thunder Dragon set without defeating the Bone Dragon? Or wear the Deep Sea Necklace without reaching the second stage of the Great Dragon? Therefore, the equipment setup mentioned above is more suitable for newbies.