Some of the heroes (there are 30, all with 4 unique base abilities, and 16 unique runes to augment each ability) are much more complex, and therefore more difficult, for beginning players to use. Roshpit Arena, Sea Fortress, and Winterblight Mountain are exceptionally difficult and are balanced to be the highest challenge end-game maps. Serengaard is an end-game wave survival map, and is balanced around having a party of 4, so it is not recommended to play solo or use for leveling. If you're feeling a bit more brave, you can also start in Tanari Jungle, but this map is non-linear and more complex for beginning players. After you finish the Tutorial, the best map to begin your adventure on is Redfall Ridge, due to its somewhat linear structure and abundance of quests. There is an abundance of quality information in it, and it even earns you some really great rewards that are invaluable to starting players, including a large infusion of the in-game currency to help gear your hero. It is highly recommended that if you are completely new to the game, you play through the Tutorial. "Normal" is the default standard difficulty, and where you should start your adventure on any new hero. You can also use chat or the official Discord server to find players that are creating new level 1 heroes that may wish to create a party. Searching for hosted games with already leveled and geared players will likely not be a good experience, and probably result in leavers. The reason for this is that enemies scale in difficulty with the number of players, and if you are a level 1 newbie in a Legend difficulty game on an end-game map, then you are only dragging your team down and soaking up experience and loot drops. The best way to experience Roshpit Champions for the first time is by hosting a game, solo or with friends, and learning the basics by progressing through the Tutorial map, then the Normal difficulty on the Redfall Ridge map.
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