Troop Priority List
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This document provides a troop priority list that outlines the order in which troops should be targeted in battle. It notes that Sidhe Corruptors should be prioritized even above siege walls due to their damage and speed. The list then ranks 51 different troop types from highest to lowest priority based on their threat level. Melee troops will approach enemies based on their combat speed, while ranged troops will target based on the priority list. Sharing tactical knowledge like this can help give players an edge in battles.
Troop Priority List
- 1. This is the Troop Priority List, or what Troop gets hit first or what troops are aimed to be killed first.
- 2. Note: Sidhe Corruptors have Additional Priority over the Seige walls since they do so much Damage and are so fast. Range(d) units focus on them to stop the initial threat and then focus on the main forces 01. Spell Shield 02. Sidhe Corrupter 03. Seige Wall 04. Greek Fire 05. Wall Mounted Cross Bows 06. Catapult 07. Heavy Onager 08. Mangonel 09. Ballista 10. Trebuchet 11. Toxic Conjurer 12. Swamp Witch 13. Velites 14. Archer 15. Five Fingers 16. Flame Archer 17. Longbowman 18. Crossbowman 19. War Elephants 20. Plague Doctor 21. Lightening Witch 22. Hand Cannoneer 23. Disciple of Ra 24. Scout 25. Assassins 26. Null Mage 27. Forest Nymph 28. Pulse Mage 29. Curse Witch 30. Talon Archer 31. Hussar 32. Cavalry 33. Heavy Cavalry 34. Dragoon 35. Soul Stealer 36. Pikeman 37. Halberdier 38. Militiaman 39. Swordman 40. Battering Ram 41. Supply Wagon 42. Ceryneian Hind Wagon 43. Supply Troop 44. Executioner 45. Duelist 46. Berserkers 47. Giant 48. Axe Rider 49. Foot Soldier 50. Blood Thorn 51. Shield Sorcerer 52. Rot Familiar 53. Saboteur 54. Caltrops 55. Spiked Barrier 56. Defensive Tower 57. Redoubt Tower 58. Wall.
- 3. Notes: *If it is Ranged troop, they hit according to the priority list *If is it a Melee troop, they approach the “In Range Enemy” according to their Combat Speed value. Combat speed ONLY determines targeting if the attacker is a non-Range (Or non- projectile shooting) troop and more than one unit is within striking distance. So, for an Archer, Combat speed isn’t used, and it goes to the Ranged Priority List Authors Note Sharing is Knowledge. It gives you an edge, or advantage, to have this knowledge. You must seek it out and take the time to read and incorporate the knowledge into your game play. The more players who participate, read, and share knowledge the more exciting the experience is for all players. If you have a suggestion for a tutorial, please contact me.