In order to participate in Wo Long's Recruitment co-op feature, you're going to need to get your hands on some Tiger Seals. While Tiger Seals aren't hard to get, they are consumed after every use, so you're going to constantly need to get more if you're planning to recruit more. Thankfully, we happen to know exactly what you must do to do just that. Here's how to get more Tiger Seals in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.
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Where to find Tiger Seals in Wo Long Fallen Dynasty
Tiger Seals are most commonly found while looting dead enemies in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Sometimes you can find them laying around a level, but most will likely come from the corpses of your fallen foes. Tiger Seals are important because you need them to summon other players to your cause or summon the allies you've befriended along your adventure. In both cases, you'll be forced to spend some of your hard-earned Tiger Seals.
How to Summon Allies in Wo Long Fallen Dynasty
To summon allies to your cause using Tiger Seals, head to your nearest banner point and choose either Online Lobby > Recruitment or Reinforcements. If you choose the Online Lobby option, then you're going to recruit other players to your side. If you choose Reinforcements, you'll be recruiting companions that join you throughout the story.
How to get rid of your companions in Wo Long Fallen Dynasty
If you're not thrilled with the trifling interrupts your companions sometimes wrought, especially in the midst of boss fights, then you do have the ability to dismiss them at any time. In your Inventory, under the Useable Items section, look for an item called a Willow Branch. Using this item while you have active companions will prompt you if you want to dismiss one or both companions. Upon selection, your desired result will come to fruition.
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