They are very powerful, so you can only recruit 3 of them to your squad. Royal Mages – Royal mages are mages that deal magical ranged damage.They have 3 passive skills and 1 active skill: Taunt – buffs up Knights’ aggro, so enemies attack them solely for a certain time period. Knights – Knights are powerful melee soldiers, and you can recruit 8 of these in your squad.They have 6 passive skills but come with no active skill. You can only recruit 4 of these in your squad. Cavalrymen – Cavalrymen are basically knights on horses.
They come with 2 passive skills and 1 active skill: Piercing Shot – ignores armor and deals bonus damage.
You can only have 5 of these in your squad. Spirits of Light – Spirits of Light are support characters.They possess 2 passive skills and have 1 active skill: Power Strike – it deals bonus damage per hit. Swordsmen – Swordsmen are basically the bread and butter of Order units.They have 3 passives and 1 active skill: Healing – which restores a target’s HP. Healers – Healers are useful to support characters that you can keep in a big squad of 10.They possess 2 passive skills, but their active skill: Flaming Arrows inflict a “Burning” status and deal bonus damage. Archers – Archers are ranged characters that you can recruit up to 10.Their active skill: Precise Strike ensures a critical strike. Spearmen – You can have a max of 10 Spearmen, and they possess 2 passive skills.Their active skill: Bloody Bite helps inflict “Bleeding” status. Dogs of War – You can only have 8 Dogs of War in your squad, and each can have 3 passive skills.You will not benefit from having Power units in an Order-main squad. The Order unit type is comprised mainly of humanoids but does also include the Spirits of Light and Dogs of War.ĭo note that Order units oppose Anarchy ideals. Because they have Royal Mages as well as Healers, Order units are very versatile and can outlast many other squads in skirmishes. These are the units that many players have found to be the most useful in their gameplays. To make it easier for the player, the game categorizes all units into four different categories: Order units We will discuss the best units of each type at their individual end. You may want to keep an eye on your leadership level. If you reach that cap, you will not be able to recruit more units. Do note that you can only recruit units within a certain leadership limit. We will try to briefly explain what each type excels in, but there are no objective facts. You need to figure out on your own which unit type will work best for your gameplay. There is quite a lot of variety between the units that you can recruit in-game. Now that we know the basics of combat and management, we come to perhaps the most useful feature in the game: recruitment.ĭuring gameplay, either by buying them through recruiters or through the “Summon” magic, you can recruit units into your squad permanently. Do note that you cannot heal fully eliminated squads, and you can only heal squads to a certain extent. There isn’t a fixed amount of gold that you can spend each time to heal your squad. The post-battle screen is especially important because you can heal damaged squads here if you have the gold. This screen will indicate any rewards that the players have received, including XP gained, gold, mana, and items. Just like any other skirmish-based game, you will have a post-battle screen after every win/lose. For example, if you have a skill that boosts magic potential by 10%, your innate casting spell will do 10% more damage. Innate casting spells are affected by your stats and skillset. However, later onwards, you will want to invest more into innate casting spells. In the early game, scrolls will do you more benefit, mainly because of their early game potential. Therefore, make sure you collect plenty of mana crystals. Scrolls and innate casting are then used to cast the spells.
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