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Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
</ul>

===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 

For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

<div style="display:flex; justify-content:center;">
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; margin:auto;"
|+ Damage modifier formula: (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF) − 1
|-
! DEF \ ATK !! 0 !! 1 !! 2 !! 3 !! 4 !! 5 !! 10 !! 15 !! 20 !! 25 !! 30 !! 35 !! 40
|-
| 0 || 0% || +5% || +10% || +15% || +20% || +25% || +50% || +75% || +100% || +125% || +150% || +175% || +200%
|-
| 1 || -5% || 0% || +5% || +10% || +14% || +19% || +43% || +67% || +90% || +114% || +138% || +162% || +186%
|-
| 2 || -9% || -5% || 0% || +5% || +9% || +14% || +36% || +59% || +82% || +105% || +127% || +150% || +173%
|-
| 3 || -13% || -9% || -4% || 0% || +4% || +9% || +30% || +52% || +74% || +96% || +117% || +139% || +161%
|-
| 4 || -17% || -12% || -8% || -4% || 0% || +4% || +25% || +46% || +67% || +88% || +108% || +129% || +150%
|-
| 5 || -20% || -16% || -12% || -8% || -4% || 0% || +20% || +40% || +60% || +80% || +100% || +120% || +140%
|-
| 10 || -33% || -30% || -27% || -23% || -20% || -17% || 0% || +17% || +33% || +50% || +67% || +83% || +100%
|-
| 15 || -43% || -40% || -37% || -34% || -31% || -29% || -14% || 0% || +14% || +29% || +43% || +57% || +71%
|-
| 20 || -50% || -48% || -45% || -43% || -40% || -38% || -25% || -12% || 0% || +12% || +25% || +38% || +50%
|-
| 25 || -56% || -53% || -51% || -49% || -47% || -44% || -33% || -22% || -11% || 0% || +11% || +22% || +33%
|-
| 30 || -60% || -58% || -56% || -54% || -52% || -50% || -40% || -30% || -20% || -10% || 0% || +10% || +20%
|-
| 35 || -64% || -62% || -60% || -58% || -56% || -55% || -45% || -36% || -27% || -18% || -9% || 0% || +9%
|-
| 40 || -67% || -65% || -63% || -62% || -60% || -58% || -50% || -42% || -33% || -25% || -17% || -8% || 0%
|}
</div>

Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact the resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.15;1.20;1.25]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage. Unless a death immunity mechanism is in effect.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 56 ~ 74
</table>

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10% Radiant Armor: -30%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 8% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
</ul>

===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 

For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

<div style="display:flex; justify-content:center;">
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; margin:auto;"
|+ Damage modifier formula: (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF) − 1
|-
! DEF \ ATK !! 0 !! 1 !! 2 !! 3 !! 4 !! 5 !! 10 !! 15 !! 20 !! 25 !! 30 !! 35 !! 40
|-
| 0 || 0% || +5% || +10% || +15% || +20% || +25% || +50% || +75% || +100% || +125% || +150% || +175% || +200%
|-
| 1 || -5% || 0% || +5% || +10% || +14% || +19% || +43% || +67% || +90% || +114% || +138% || +162% || +186%
|-
| 2 || -9% || -5% || 0% || +5% || +9% || +14% || +36% || +59% || +82% || +105% || +127% || +150% || +173%
|-
| 3 || -13% || -9% || -4% || 0% || +4% || +9% || +30% || +52% || +74% || +96% || +117% || +139% || +161%
|-
| 4 || -17% || -12% || -8% || -4% || 0% || +4% || +25% || +46% || +67% || +88% || +108% || +129% || +150%
|-
| 5 || -20% || -16% || -12% || -8% || -4% || 0% || +20% || +40% || +60% || +80% || +100% || +120% || +140%
|-
| 10 || -33% || -30% || -27% || -23% || -20% || -17% || 0% || +17% || +33% || +50% || +67% || +83% || +100%
|-
| 15 || -43% || -40% || -37% || -34% || -31% || -29% || -14% || 0% || +14% || +29% || +43% || +57% || +71%
|-
| 20 || -50% || -48% || -45% || -43% || -40% || -38% || -25% || -12% || 0% || +12% || +25% || +38% || +50%
|-
| 25 || -56% || -53% || -51% || -49% || -47% || -44% || -33% || -22% || -11% || 0% || +11% || +22% || +33%
|-
| 30 || -60% || -58% || -56% || -54% || -52% || -50% || -40% || -30% || -20% || -10% || 0% || +10% || +20%
|-
| 35 || -64% || -62% || -60% || -58% || -56% || -55% || -45% || -36% || -27% || -18% || -9% || 0% || +9%
|-
| 40 || -67% || -65% || -63% || -62% || -60% || -58% || -50% || -42% || -33% || -25% || -17% || -8% || 0%
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Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact the resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.15;1.20;1.25]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 56 ~ 74
</table>

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10% Radiant Armor: -30%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 8% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

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Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

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|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
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===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 
For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact teh resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (10%/15%/20% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.10;1.15;1.20]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 56 ~ 74
</table>

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: -10% / -10% Radiant Armor: -30%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 6% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
</ul>

===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 
For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact teh resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (10%/15%/20% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.10;1.15;1.20]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 56 ~ 74
</table>

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: -10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 6% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
</ul>

===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 
For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact teh resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (10%/15%/20% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.10;1.15;1.20]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 55 ~ 74
</table>

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: -10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 6% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Combat System

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===Overview===
Battles in Heroes of Might and Magic take place on rectangular battlefields, with individual hex spaces representing spaces a unit can occupy. Your army is positioned on one side, with the enemy army on the opposite. Most battles will have various objects strewn about which represent hex spaces that may not be occupied by unit stacks. These obstacles can act as choke points to funnel enemy units though, or as natural walls for ranged units to position to protect themselves from enemy melee units. When besieging an enemy city, roughly half of the battlefield will be taken up by the defender's city walls which must be destroyed before becoming passable by ground troops.
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Updated battlefield.png|1000px]]</div>
===Turn order & Movement speed===
Combat is divided into rounds. During each round, unit stacks take turns moving across the battlefield and attacking enemy units. A round ends once all units from both sides have acted or used their abilities.

Across the top of the battlefield interface, there will be a row of icons representing every creature stack in the battle and the order in which they will be taking their turns during the current round. This order is mostly determined by a creature's initiative ([[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|22px]]) & speed ([[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|22px]]) values. 

Initiative determines how soon a creature can act during battle, while speed indicates how far a creature is able to move during its turn. Most units will have their initiative and speed values be fairly close to each other, but there are some examples of creatures who are able to act very soon in combat but cannot move very far, and creatures with low initiative but very high speed.

 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Chanter.png|800px]][[File:Unthinkable shoth.png|800px]]</div> 

If there is a tie in initiative, turn priority will go to creatures with the higher speed value. If multiple creature stacks have equal initiative & speed values, the turn order will shift back and forth between either side. With regard to allied troops that are first to act, the move order will additionally be sorted by how they appear in the order they appear in the hero's army slots, from left to right. This applies even if units are arranged differently on the battlefield during the Tactics phase. After all unit stacks on both sides have had an opportunity to move, attack, or take another action, the battle will move on the next round.
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Note: In the first round of battle, if both sides have creatures with identical initiative and speed values, the tie break for moving first will go to the attacker. It appears that odd numbered rounds will give initiative priority to the attacker, while defenders are given priority on even-numbered rounds.</table> 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal full screen.png|1000px]]</div>
 

{| class="wikitable" style="width:69%;text-align:center;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"
|rowspan=1|Considering the previous example, if the attacker also had another creature with higher initiative, that creature would take the first action, and then the next action would go to the defending side, and then back to the attacker, and so on. It appears that the game tries to give equal opportunity to act to both sides as much as possible. If the stack of Griffins were to die, then the round order would change to have the attacker's Guard Captains take the first action. </table>
 
<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:Turn order equal minimized.png|1000px]]</div>

===Waiting & Skipping turns===
Other than Attacking or using [[Abilities]], unit stacks also have two additional options to take when it is their turn.
<ul style="list-style-type:none;">
<li>Wait: The 'Wait' option will push that unit's action to the end of the turn order. Once a unit has taken this option, their initiative will essentially be flipped, with the highest Initiative units taking their turn after everything else has acted. Having your units wait during battles can be very advantageous, as you can force lower initiative to take their turn first, either having to stay in place or move towards you, allowing you to take the first attack.
 <li>Skip Turn: This option will simply end your unit's turn without them having taken an action or moving. While it is generally a good idea to always be maneuvering your units into better position or attacking your enemy's units, it is sometimes the best move to do nothing. Sometimes you will want your weaker units to not attack a powerful enemy stack because the retaliation will greatly hurt or kill them, or perhaps you have a small stack of a weak unit positioned next to an enemy ranged unit to prevent them from shooting at your more powerful stack of creatures. Other times you may be blocking your ranged units from being attacked by having small stacks of weaker creatures standing in the way of the enemy, and you want them to waste their actions killing off them instead of attacking the ranged units behind them.</ul>

===Attacking===
Units can use one of three basic attack types on the battlefield:

<ul style="list-style-type:none;line-height:220%;">
<li>Melee Attacks: Used against units in adjacent hexes. Will trigger a counterattack, in most cases.
<li>Long Reach Attacks: Target enemy units exactly one hex away. These attacks do not provoke a counterattack. Units with Long Reach attacks can often also engage in melee if needed.
<li>Ranged Attacks: Can target any enemy on the battlefield, except when an enemy is in an adjacent hex; in that case, the unit may only move or perform a melee attack. Ranged attacks deal reduced damage if the target is more than three hexes away: damage decreases by 10% per additional hex, up to a maximum of 50% reduction.
</ul>

===Damage===
When a creature attacks another, the damage inflicted is increased by the attacker's Attack ([[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]]ATK) value and reduced by the defender's Defense ([[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF) value.

The Attack and Defense of the hero is added to the Attack and Defense of the creatures under their command.

The damage is multiplied by (1 + 5% × attacker's [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK), then divided by (1 + 5% × defender's [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). An other equivalent formula is: (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|22px]] ATK) / (20 + [[File:Icon Stats Defense.png|22px]]DEF). 
For example, if a Swordsman (4 Attack, 4 Defense) were to attack a Skeleton (4 Attack, 1 Defense), the modifier would be (20 + 4) / (20 + 1), for a result of 1.14. This means that when the Swordsman attacks the Skeleton, it will deal 2-3 Damage (its Damage value on its stats page) multiplied by 1.14. This results in a final damage calculation of 2.28 - 3.42 (Damage is rounded up to next whole number if over .5, and rounded down if under .5).

Below is a Table showing common Attack Modifiers and how they impact teh resulting Damage: 

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:80%;"

|colspan=2 style="text-align: center; width: 45%;" | Damage Modifiers
|colspan=6 style="text-align: center; width: 35%;" | Damage Formula
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) = (1 + 5% × ATK) / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + [[File:Skill_Offense.png|22px]] Offense (10%/15%/20% Dmg Bonus)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [1.10;1.15;1.20]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Basic Modifier + Defending Creature has [[File:Skill_Defense.png|22px]] Defense (15%/20%/25% Dmg Reduction)
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|BASIC MODIFIER × [0.85;0.80;0.75]
|-
|colspan=2 style="text-align:left;"|Overall Formula for Damage Calculations
|colspan=6 style="text-align:center;"|(20 + ATK) / (20 + DEF) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit = (1 + 5% × ATK) × Bonus1 × Bonus2 × ... × BonusN × Crit / (1 + 5% × DEF)
|-

</table>

As more and more modifiers get added into the mix, however, calculating damage can be more complicated, as bonuses to specific kinds of damage (Tag-based Damage) are grouped differently than bonuses that affect all types of damage (All-type Damage).

The full formula is:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;text-align:center;"
|(Unit Count) x (Unit Damage) x (Attack / Defense Modifier) x (All-type Damage Modifiers) x (Tag-based Damage Modifiers) x (Other independent Modifiers) x (Luck Modifier) = Damage Range.
</table>

<ul>
<li>All-Type Damage Modifiers: The parameters are inAllDmgMod or outAllDmgMod in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of All-Type Damage Modifiers: Radiant Armor, Naira's Way, Adaptation: Attack / Defense ([[Scorpion]] Ability)</li>
<li>Tag-Based Damage: The parameters are inDmgMods or outDmgMods in the data files.</li>
<li>Examples of Tag-Based Damage: Offense / Defense skills, Blessing spell, Favorable Wind / Optical Illusion</li>
<li>Basically, if the spell / effect / skill calls out specific kinds of damage, then it is Tag-based. If it does not specify a particular source, then it should fall under the "All-type" category.</li>
<li>Other independent Modifiers: Other parameters, such as range penalty, walls reducing ranged damage taken, and extra damage against summoned units, Apex Predator ([[Reaver]]), Jousting Bonus ([[Cavalry]]), Luck is also part of this.</li>
</ul>

Other notes:
<ul>
<li>The Attack / Defense Modifier has no upper limit, with a lower limit of 0.</li>
<li>Damage Reduction from the All-type Damage Reduction category has no upper limit.</li>
<li>Tag-based damage bonuses/reductions categorized by tags are added within the same category and then multiplied across different categories, with the minimum result being at least 10%.</li>
<li>Tag-based modifiers for attackers and defenders are calculated separately.</li>
<li>Regardless of damage adjustments, the final result will deal at least 1 point of damage.</li>
</ul>

Some calculation Examples:

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_1.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* (3~4)
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1))
|* ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| -
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: +10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * (3 ~ 4) * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1)) * ((1 + 0.2) * (1 + 0.15)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 55.71532838 ~ 74.28710451 → 55 ~ 74
</table>

10*10*(20+12)/(20+17)*((1 + 0.2) * (1 - 0.4 - 0.2))

{|class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;width:100%;"
|colspan=7|<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example_2.png|1200px]]</div>
|-
|Unit count
|Unit Damage
|A/D Modifier
|All-type Modifiers
|Attacker Tag-based
|Defender Tag-based
|Other independent Modifiers
|-
|100
|* 4
|* (9+20)/(8+20)
|* ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3))
|* ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5))
|* ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25))
|* 0.5 * 0.7
|-
| -
| Masterful Blessing
|1.035714
|Fields of Serenity: -10% / -10%
|Basic Damage: +20% (Advanced Offense) Normal Damage:+35% (Blessing) Ranged Damage: +15% (Archery) +50% (Favorable Wind)
|Basic Damage: -25% (Expert Defense) Ranged Damage: -20% (Cover) -30% (Ranged Defense I) -25% (Optical Illusion)
|Wall: -50% Attack range: -30% (7 tiles)
|-
|colspan=7|100 * 4 * (9+20)/(8+20) * ((1 + 0.1) * (1 - 0.1 - 0.3)) * ((1 + 0.20)*(1 + 0.35)*(1 + 0.15 + 0.5)) * ((1 - 0.25)*(1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.25)) * 0.7 * 0.5 = 47.96364375 → 48
</table>
 
An edge case that triggers the Tag-based damage cap: 
Below is an image of a battle between two heroes with attack and defense bonuses listed on the screen. 

<div class="oe_img_center">[[File:damage_example.png|1200px]]</div>
 

Initial Attack / Defense Damage modifier: ( (36 + 20) / (12 + 20) ) → (56 / 32) = 1.75

Tag-Based Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Ranged Mastery: Friendly creatures deal +10% and take -10% Ranged and Long Reach Damage.</li>
<li>Cover (Defense Subskill): Friendly creatures take —20% Damage from Ranged and Long Reach attacks.</li>
<li>Expert Defense: Friendly creatures take —25% Damage from basic attacks.</li>
<li>Aegis: This creature and adjacent friendly creatures take —30% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Ranged Defense III (Creature Passive): Takes —60% Ranged Damage.</li>
<li>Optical Illusion: -50% Ranged Damage taken.</li>
</ul>

Tag-Based Damage Modifier total: ( 1 - 25%) * (1 - 10% - 20% - 30% - 60% - 50%) = -52.5% → 10%
(-90% damage, result has to be 10% at minimum)

All-Type Damage Modifiers:
<ul>
<li>Radiant Armor: Takes -40% Damage from all sources.</li>
</ul>

So, we have 100 Archangels attacking the Animated Armor

<ul>
<li>Archangel attack / defense modifier against Animated Armor is 1.75. Archangel damage range is 50 - 75. </li>
<li>Multiplied with damage modifier we get a range of 5,000 - 7,500. That damage range gets multiplied with the modifier to come out to 8,750 - 13,125.</li>
<li>Next comes all-type damage modifiers. All modifiers get added together and then multiplied with the damage range. There are no all-type Damage bonuses, with one all-type damage reduction of 40% (radiant armor), so that becomes 5,250 - 7,875
<li>Next is the tag-based bonuses and reductions. There are no tag-based bonuses, and a combined -180% from tag-based damage reductions, which gets capped at 90% damage reduction. Multiplying by .10 we get 525 - 787.5 (which becomes 788), which is our final damage result on the screen.</li>
</ul>

Full Formula written out with numbers from example:

(100) x (50 - 75) x (1.75) x (0.6) x (0.1) = 525 - 787.5 (which is rounded up to 788).

===Spells & Hero abilities===
Moving and attacking with your units is not the only thing you can do while in Combat. Your Heroes are also able to cast powerful spells which can alter the flow of battle in your favor. Spells can damage enemy units directly, bestow positive effects on your units and negative effects on enemies, create obstacles on the battlefield itself, and more. Spells require spell points in order to cast them, which are determined based on your Hero's [[Hero Basics#Attributes|Knowledge]] stat. Spells can range in tiers from 1 - 5, and each tier of magic has increasingly more effective spells belonging to it. As spells rise in tier, their cost in spell points also rises, meaning that unless you have a very knowledgeable Hero, you are going to have to weigh your choices in combat. Individual spells also have their own levels of effectiveness that cause them to become more powerful depending on how skilled your hero is at magic. A full breakdown of spellcasting may be found [[Spellcasting|here]].

===Creature abilities===
Aside from Spellcasting, Heroes & Creatures may also have access to several different Abilities they may use during battle. An Ability is similar to a Spell in that it is another way to interact with the battlefield, directly or indirectly, but they are powered by something called [[Focus|Focus Points]] instead. Focus is generated through the course of a battle by attacking and being attacked by enemy creatures, by certain Sub-Skills heroes can learn, and through certain kinds of Spells.

===Morale===
Morale is a combat modifier from your hero that can impact how effective your creatures are on the battlefield. Positive Morale will give your units a chance to act twice in combat, while creatures with negative Morale may lose their chance to act at all that round. Each point of positive Morale will grant a 4% chance to act twice during their turn, while each point of negative Morale will have a 4% chance for that creature to lose their action.

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Morale, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Morale bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Morale of your army, and having extra sources of Morale can help to counteract these effects.

Another thing that can influence creature morale is the number of different factions in your army. Having all of your creatures belong to one faction will give you +1 to their morale, while each additional faction present in your army will reduce morale by -1.

===Luck===
Luck is the potential for a unit to deal extra damage (or reduced damage for bad luck) during combat. Each point of luck will give a 6% chance to get a Lucky or Unlucky strike during battle. Creatures deal 50% more damage on a Lucky strike, and 50% less damage on an unlucky strike. For a full description of the combat formula, visit [[Combat System#Damage|Combat System]].

There are many different [[Creature Types]] in the game. Each one will have its own potential range of Luck, with some types being completely unaffected by it, while others can never go below zero. While you can theoretically stack up Luck bonuses from many different sources, the effective cap for any creature is limited by its type. These extra bonuses are not necessarily wasted, however. Enemy heroes can have negative effects from [[Artifacts]] and other sources that reduce the Luck of your army, and having extra sources of Luck can help to counteract these effects.

There are many gameplay modifiers that can influence Morale & Luck, such as [[Skills|Hero Skills]], [[Laws|Faction Laws]], & [[Artifacts]]. You may also receive temporary effects from Map Objects that can increase or decrease these stats.

==See also==
* [[Spellcasting]]
[[Category:Game Mechanics]]
[[Category:Guides]]

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local p = {}
local FACTION_ORDER = {
human = 1,
undead = 2,
nature = 3,
demon = 4,
unfrozen = 5,
dungeon = 6,
neutral = 7,
}
local FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'human',
'undead',
'nature',
'demon',
'unfrozen',
'dungeon',
'neutral', -- missing
}
local OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'unit', -- missing
'faction',
'tier', -- missing
'cost', -- missing
'hp',
'offence',
'defence',
'damage',
'initiative',
'speed',
'ranged',
}
local RESOURCE_ICONS = {
wood_cost = 'Wood',
ore_cost = 'Ore',
mercury_cost = 'Mercury',
dust_cost = 'Dust',
crystal_cost = 'Crystal',
gemstone_cost = 'Gemstones'
}
local ROMAN = { 'I', 'II', 'III', 'IV', 'V', 'VI', 'VII', 'VIII' }

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Detects the current language from the URL
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function getCurrentLang()
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local segments = mw.text.split(title.text, '/')
for i = #segments, 2, -1 do
local segment = mw.ustring.lower(segments[i])
if mw.language.isSupportedLanguage(segment) then
return segment
end
end
return 'en'
end

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-- Awards a number from 0 to 3 for a unit, based on how upgraded it is
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeUpgradeRank(row)
local base = (row['base'] and row['base'] ~= "") and 1 or 0
local upgrade = (row['upgrade'] and row['upgrade'] ~= "") and 10 or 0
local sum = base + upgrade
if sum == 1 then
return 3
elseif sum == 10 then
return 1
elseif sum == 0 then
return 0
else
return 2
end
end

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-- Returns 0, 1 or 2 depending on the ai_archetype value
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeRange(row)
local v = row['ai_archetype']
if v == 'reach_type' then
return 1
elseif v == 'range_type' or v == 'range_type_melee_shooters' then
return 2
else
return 0
end
end

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-- Returns a rich wikitext with numbers and icons
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeCost(row)
local gold = row['gold_cost']
local cost = gold .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_Gold.png|24px|link=]]'
for key, icon in pairs(RESOURCE_ICONS) do
local val = row[key]
if val and val ~= '' and val ~= 0 then
cost = cost .. ' ' .. val .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_'.. icon .. '.png|24px|link=]]'
end
end
return cost
end

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-- Retrieves the data from Cargo
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function query(lang)
local tables = 'Unit, Translation'
local fields = '' ..
'Unit.id=id, ' ..
'Unit.faction=faction, ' ..
'Unit.tier=tier, ' ..
'Unit.hp=hp, ' ..
'Unit.offence=offence, ' ..
'Unit.defence=defence, ' ..
'Unit.damage_min=damage_min, ' ..
'Unit.damage_max=damage_max, ' ..
'Unit.initiative=initiative, ' ..
'Unit.speed=speed, ' ..
'Unit.ai_archetype=ai_archetype, ' .. -- we use it for range detection
-- costs
'Unit.gold_cost=gold_cost, ' ..
'Unit.wood_cost=wood_cost, ' ..
'Unit.ore_cost=ore_cost, ' ..
'Unit.mercury_cost=mercury_cost, ' ..
'Unit.dust_cost=dust_cost, ' ..
'Unit.crystal_cost=crystal_cost, ' ..
'Unit.gemstone_cost=gemstone_cost, ' ..
-- upgrade
'Unit.base_sid=base, ' ..
'Unit.upgrade_sid=upgrade, ' ..
-- Translation
'Translation.language=language, ' ..
'Translation.name=transName'

-- Get BOTH the English row AND the target language row
local cargoArgs = {
join = 'Unit.id = Translation.target_id',
where = 'Translation.language = "en" OR Translation.language = "' .. lang .. '"',
orderBy = 'Unit.id ASC',
limit = 1000 -- Increased limit since each unit will return 2 rows
}

return mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)
end

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-- Scans the Cargo results and folds the EN and lang rows into a single row
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function consolidateResults(results, lang)
local units = {}
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
local id = row['id']

-- If this is the first time seeing this id, set up its basic stats
if not units[id] then
units[id] = mw.clone(row)
units[id].upgradeRank = computeUpgradeRank(row)
units[id].ranged = computeRange(row)
units[id].cost = computeCost(row)
end

-- Save the names based on which language row we are currently looping over
if row['language'] == 'en' then
units[id].nameEn = row['transName']
end
if row['language'] == lang then
units[id].nameX = row['transName']
end
end

-- Convert the Dictionary into an Array
local unitsArray = {}
for _, unitData in pairs(units) do
table.insert(unitsArray, unitData)
end

return unitsArray
end

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-- Decides the order between two units, for sorting purposes.
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local function sortUnits(unitA, unitB)
local rankA = FACTION_ORDER[unitA.faction] or 99
local rankB = FACTION_ORDER[unitB.faction] or 99

if rankA ~= rankB then
return rankA < rankB
end

if unitA.tier ~= unitB.tier then
return unitA.tier < unitB.tier
end

if unitA.upgradeRank ~= unitB.upgradeRank then
return unitA.upgradeRank < unitB.upgradeRank
end

return unitA.hp < unitB.hp
end

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-- Retrieves the text for some specific ids from Cargo Translations.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function translateIds(ids, lang, where)
-- Initialize
local dictionary = {}
for _, id in ipairs(ids) do
dictionary[id] = id:gsub("^%l", string.upper)
end

-- Cargo
local idListString = '"' .. table.concat(ids, '", "') .. '"'
local tables = 'Translation'
local fields = 'target_id, name'
where = where or ''
local cargoArgs = {
where = 'target_id IN (' .. idListString .. ') AND language = "' .. lang .. '"' .. where,
limit = 100
}
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)

-- Update dictionary
if results then
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
dictionary[row['target_id']] = row['name']
end
end
return dictionary
end

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-- Displays a variable
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function dump(target)
return '<pre>' .. mw.dumpObject(target) .. '</pre>'
end
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-- Builds an icon+text combo for the unit's name
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local function renderUnitName(u, suffix)
local page = u.nameEn .. suffix
local img = '[[File:' .. u.nameEn .. ' icon.png|40px|link=' .. page .. ']]'
local text = '[[' .. page .. '|' .. u.nameX .. ']]'
return '' .. img .. ' ' .. text .. ''
end

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-- Main public function
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function p.display()
local lang = getCurrentLang()
local suffix = lang ~= 'en' and '/' .. lang or ''
local wordsEn = translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en')
local wordsX = lang == 'en' and wordsEn or translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang)
local factionEn = translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en', ' AND type="faction"')
local factionX = lang == 'en' and factionEn or translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang, ' AND type="faction"')

-- Cargo
local results = query(lang)
local units = consolidateResults(results, lang)
table.sort(units, sortUnits)

-- Table
local htmlTable = mw.html.create('table')
htmlTable:addClass('wikitable sortable')

local thead = htmlTable:tag('thead'):css('position', 'sticky'):css('top', '65px'):css('z-index', '100'):css('background-color', '#666')

-- Header
local header = htmlTable:tag('tr')
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['unit']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['faction']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['tier']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['cost']):done()
-- main stats
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|' .. wordsX['hp'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['offence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Defence.png|24px|' .. wordsX['defence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Damage.png|24px|' .. wordsX['damage'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Initiative.png|24px|' .. wordsX['initiative'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Speed.png|24px|' .. wordsX['speed'] .. ']]'):done()
-- others
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Base_passive_ranged_attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['ranged'] .. ']]'):done()

-- Body
for _, u in ipairs(units) do
local factionPage = factionEn[u.faction] .. '_Units' .. suffix
local tr = htmlTable:tag('tr')
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(renderUnitName(u, suffix)):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext('[[' .. factionPage .. '|' .. factionX[u.faction] .. ']]'):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(ROMAN[tonumber(u.tier)]):done()
-- cost
tr:tag('td')
:attr('data-sort-value', string.match(u.cost, "^%d+"))
:wikitext(u.cost)
:done()
-- main stats
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.hp):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.offence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.defence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.damage_min .. '-' .. u.damage_max):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.initiative):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.speed):done()
-- others
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.ranged):done()
end

return tostring(htmlTable)
end

return p

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local p = {}
local FACTION_ORDER = {
human = 1,
undead = 2,
nature = 3,
demon = 4,
unfrozen = 5,
dungeon = 6,
neutral = 7,
}
local FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'human',
'undead',
'nature',
'demon',
'unfrozen',
'dungeon',
'neutral', -- missing
}
local OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'unit', -- missing
'faction',
'tier', -- missing
'cost', -- missing
'hp',
'offence',
'defence',
'damage',
'initiative',
'speed',
'ranged',
}
local RESOURCE_ICONS = {
wood_cost = 'Wood',
ore_cost = 'Ore',
mercury_cost = 'Mercury',
dust_cost = 'Dust',
crystal_cost = 'Crystal',
gemstone_cost = 'Gemstones'
}
local ROMAN = { 'I', 'II', 'III', 'IV', 'V', 'VI', 'VII', 'VIII' }

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-- Detects the current language from the URL
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function getCurrentLang()
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local segments = mw.text.split(title.text, '/')
for i = #segments, 2, -1 do
local segment = mw.ustring.lower(segments[i])
if mw.language.isSupportedLanguage(segment) then
return segment
end
end
return 'en'
end

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-- Awards a number from 0 to 3 for a unit, based on how upgraded it is
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local function computeUpgradeRank(row)
local base = (row['base'] and row['base'] ~= "") and 1 or 0
local upgrade = (row['upgrade'] and row['upgrade'] ~= "") and 10 or 0
local sum = base + upgrade
if sum == 1 then
return 3
elseif sum == 10 then
return 1
elseif sum == 0 then
return 0
else
return 2
end
end

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-- Returns 0, 1 or 2 depending on the ai_archetype value
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeRange(row)
local v = row['ai_archetype']
if v == 'reach_type' then
return 1
elseif v == 'range_type' or v == 'range_type_melee_shooters' then
return 2
else
return 0
end
end

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-- Returns a rich wikitext with numbers and icons
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeCost(row)
local gold = row['gold_cost']
local cost = gold .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_Gold.png|24px|link=]]'
for key, icon in pairs(RESOURCE_ICONS) do
local val = row[key]
if val and val ~= '' and val ~= 0 then
cost = cost .. ' ' .. val .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_'.. icon .. '.png|24px|link=]]'
end
end
return cost
end

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-- Retrieves the data from Cargo
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function query(lang)
local tables = 'Unit, Translation'
local fields = '' ..
'Unit.id=id, ' ..
'Unit.faction=faction, ' ..
'Unit.tier=tier, ' ..
'Unit.hp=hp, ' ..
'Unit.offence=offence, ' ..
'Unit.defence=defence, ' ..
'Unit.damage_min=damage_min, ' ..
'Unit.damage_max=damage_max, ' ..
'Unit.initiative=initiative, ' ..
'Unit.speed=speed, ' ..
'Unit.ai_archetype=ai_archetype, ' .. -- we use it for range detection
-- costs
'Unit.gold_cost=gold_cost, ' ..
'Unit.wood_cost=wood_cost, ' ..
'Unit.ore_cost=ore_cost, ' ..
'Unit.mercury_cost=mercury_cost, ' ..
'Unit.dust_cost=dust_cost, ' ..
'Unit.crystal_cost=crystal_cost, ' ..
'Unit.gemstone_cost=gemstone_cost, ' ..
-- upgrade
'Unit.base_sid=base, ' ..
'Unit.upgrade_sid=upgrade, ' ..
-- Translation
'Translation.language=language, ' ..
'Translation.name=transName'

-- Get BOTH the English row AND the target language row
local cargoArgs = {
join = 'Unit.id = Translation.target_id',
where = 'Translation.language = "en" OR Translation.language = "' .. lang .. '"',
orderBy = 'Unit.id ASC',
limit = 1000 -- Increased limit since each unit will return 2 rows
}

return mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)
end

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-- Scans the Cargo results and folds the EN and lang rows into a single row
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local function consolidateResults(results, lang)
local units = {}
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
local id = row['id']

-- If this is the first time seeing this id, set up its basic stats
if not units[id] then
units[id] = mw.clone(row)
units[id].upgradeRank = computeUpgradeRank(row)
units[id].ranged = computeRange(row)
units[id].cost = computeCost(row)
end

-- Save the names based on which language row we are currently looping over
if row['language'] == 'en' then
units[id].nameEn = row['transName']
end
if row['language'] == lang then
units[id].nameX = row['transName']
end
end

-- Convert the Dictionary into an Array
local unitsArray = {}
for _, unitData in pairs(units) do
table.insert(unitsArray, unitData)
end

return unitsArray
end

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-- Decides the order between two units, for sorting purposes.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function sortUnits(unitA, unitB)
local rankA = FACTION_ORDER[unitA.faction] or 99
local rankB = FACTION_ORDER[unitB.faction] or 99

if rankA ~= rankB then
return rankA < rankB
end

if unitA.tier ~= unitB.tier then
return unitA.tier < unitB.tier
end

if unitA.upgradeRank ~= unitB.upgradeRank then
return unitA.upgradeRank < unitB.upgradeRank
end

return unitA.hp < unitB.hp
end

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-- Retrieves the text for some specific ids from Cargo Translations.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function translateIds(ids, lang, where)
-- Initialize
local dictionary = {}
for _, id in ipairs(ids) do
dictionary[id] = id:gsub("^%l", string.upper)
end

-- Cargo
local idListString = '"' .. table.concat(ids, '", "') .. '"'
local tables = 'Translation'
local fields = 'target_id, name'
where = where or ''
local cargoArgs = {
where = 'target_id IN (' .. idListString .. ') AND language = "' .. lang .. '"' .. where,
limit = 100
}
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)

-- Update dictionary
if results then
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
dictionary[row['target_id']] = row['name']
end
end
return dictionary
end

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-- Displays a variable
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function dump(target)
return '<pre>' .. mw.dumpObject(target) .. '</pre>'
end
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Builds an icon+text combo for the unit's name
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function renderUnitName(u, suffix)
local page = u.nameEn .. suffix
local img = '[[File:' .. u.nameEn .. ' icon.png|40px|link=' .. page .. ']]'
local text = '[[' .. page .. '|' .. u.nameX .. ']]'
return '' .. img .. ' ' .. text .. ''
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Main public function
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function p.display()
local lang = getCurrentLang()
local suffix = lang ~= 'en' and '/' .. lang or ''
local wordsEn = translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en')
local wordsX = lang == 'en' and wordsEn or translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang)
local factionEn = translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en', ' AND type="faction"')
local factionX = lang == 'en' and factionEn or translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang, ' AND type="faction"')

-- Cargo
local results = query(lang)
local units = consolidateResults(results, lang)
table.sort(units, sortUnits)

-- Table
local htmlTable = mw.html.create('table')
htmlTable:addClass('wikitable sortable')

local thead = htmlTable:tag('thead')
:css('position', 'sticky')
:css('top', '5px')

-- Header
local header = htmlTable:tag('tr')
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['unit']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['faction']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['tier']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['cost']):done()
-- main stats
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|' .. wordsX['hp'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['offence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Defence.png|24px|' .. wordsX['defence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Damage.png|24px|' .. wordsX['damage'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Initiative.png|24px|' .. wordsX['initiative'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Speed.png|24px|' .. wordsX['speed'] .. ']]'):done()
-- others
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Base_passive_ranged_attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['ranged'] .. ']]'):done()

-- Body
for _, u in ipairs(units) do
local factionPage = factionEn[u.faction] .. '_Units' .. suffix
local tr = htmlTable:tag('tr')
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(renderUnitName(u, suffix)):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext('[[' .. factionPage .. '|' .. factionX[u.faction] .. ']]'):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(ROMAN[tonumber(u.tier)]):done()
-- cost
tr:tag('td')
:attr('data-sort-value', string.match(u.cost, "^%d+"))
:wikitext(u.cost)
:done()
-- main stats
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.hp):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.offence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.defence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.damage_min .. '-' .. u.damage_max):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.initiative):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.speed):done()
-- others
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.ranged):done()
end

return tostring(htmlTable)
end

return p

Module:UnitsOverview

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local p = {}
local FACTION_ORDER = {
human = 1,
undead = 2,
nature = 3,
demon = 4,
unfrozen = 5,
dungeon = 6,
neutral = 7,
}
local FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'human',
'undead',
'nature',
'demon',
'unfrozen',
'dungeon',
'neutral', -- missing
}
local OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION = {
'unit', -- missing
'faction',
'tier', -- missing
'cost', -- missing
'hp',
'offence',
'defence',
'damage',
'initiative',
'speed',
'ranged',
}
local RESOURCE_ICONS = {
wood_cost = 'Wood',
ore_cost = 'Ore',
mercury_cost = 'Mercury',
dust_cost = 'Dust',
crystal_cost = 'Crystal',
gemstone_cost = 'Gemstones'
}
local ROMAN = { 'I', 'II', 'III', 'IV', 'V', 'VI', 'VII', 'VIII' }

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Detects the current language from the URL
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function getCurrentLang()
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
local segments = mw.text.split(title.text, '/')
for i = #segments, 2, -1 do
local segment = mw.ustring.lower(segments[i])
if mw.language.isSupportedLanguage(segment) then
return segment
end
end
return 'en'
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Awards a number from 0 to 3 for a unit, based on how upgraded it is
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeUpgradeRank(row)
local base = (row['base'] and row['base'] ~= "") and 1 or 0
local upgrade = (row['upgrade'] and row['upgrade'] ~= "") and 10 or 0
local sum = base + upgrade
if sum == 1 then
return 3
elseif sum == 10 then
return 1
elseif sum == 0 then
return 0
else
return 2
end
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Returns 0, 1 or 2 depending on the ai_archetype value
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeRange(row)
local v = row['ai_archetype']
if v == 'reach_type' then
return 1
elseif v == 'range_type' or v == 'range_type_melee_shooters' then
return 2
else
return 0
end
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Returns a rich wikitext with numbers and icons
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function computeCost(row)
local gold = row['gold_cost']
local cost = gold .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_Gold.png|24px|link=]]'
for key, icon in pairs(RESOURCE_ICONS) do
local val = row[key]
if val and val ~= '' and val ~= 0 then
cost = cost .. ' ' .. val .. '[[File:Icon_Resource_'.. icon .. '.png|24px|link=]]'
end
end
return cost
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Retrieves the data from Cargo
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function query(lang)
local tables = 'Unit, Translation'
local fields = '' ..
'Unit.id=id, ' ..
'Unit.faction=faction, ' ..
'Unit.tier=tier, ' ..
'Unit.hp=hp, ' ..
'Unit.offence=offence, ' ..
'Unit.defence=defence, ' ..
'Unit.damage_min=damage_min, ' ..
'Unit.damage_max=damage_max, ' ..
'Unit.initiative=initiative, ' ..
'Unit.speed=speed, ' ..
'Unit.ai_archetype=ai_archetype, ' .. -- we use it for range detection
-- costs
'Unit.gold_cost=gold_cost, ' ..
'Unit.wood_cost=wood_cost, ' ..
'Unit.ore_cost=ore_cost, ' ..
'Unit.mercury_cost=mercury_cost, ' ..
'Unit.dust_cost=dust_cost, ' ..
'Unit.crystal_cost=crystal_cost, ' ..
'Unit.gemstone_cost=gemstone_cost, ' ..
-- upgrade
'Unit.base_sid=base, ' ..
'Unit.upgrade_sid=upgrade, ' ..
-- Translation
'Translation.language=language, ' ..
'Translation.name=transName'

-- Get BOTH the English row AND the target language row
local cargoArgs = {
join = 'Unit.id = Translation.target_id',
where = 'Translation.language = "en" OR Translation.language = "' .. lang .. '"',
orderBy = 'Unit.id ASC',
limit = 1000 -- Increased limit since each unit will return 2 rows
}

return mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Scans the Cargo results and folds the EN and lang rows into a single row
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function consolidateResults(results, lang)
local units = {}
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
local id = row['id']

-- If this is the first time seeing this id, set up its basic stats
if not units[id] then
units[id] = mw.clone(row)
units[id].upgradeRank = computeUpgradeRank(row)
units[id].ranged = computeRange(row)
units[id].cost = computeCost(row)
end

-- Save the names based on which language row we are currently looping over
if row['language'] == 'en' then
units[id].nameEn = row['transName']
end
if row['language'] == lang then
units[id].nameX = row['transName']
end
end

-- Convert the Dictionary into an Array
local unitsArray = {}
for _, unitData in pairs(units) do
table.insert(unitsArray, unitData)
end

return unitsArray
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Decides the order between two units, for sorting purposes.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function sortUnits(unitA, unitB)
local rankA = FACTION_ORDER[unitA.faction] or 99
local rankB = FACTION_ORDER[unitB.faction] or 99

if rankA ~= rankB then
return rankA < rankB
end

if unitA.tier ~= unitB.tier then
return unitA.tier < unitB.tier
end

if unitA.upgradeRank ~= unitB.upgradeRank then
return unitA.upgradeRank < unitB.upgradeRank
end

return unitA.hp < unitB.hp
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Retrieves the text for some specific ids from Cargo Translations.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function translateIds(ids, lang, where)
-- Initialize
local dictionary = {}
for _, id in ipairs(ids) do
dictionary[id] = id:gsub("^%l", string.upper)
end

-- Cargo
local idListString = '"' .. table.concat(ids, '", "') .. '"'
local tables = 'Translation'
local fields = 'target_id, name'
where = where or ''
local cargoArgs = {
where = 'target_id IN (' .. idListString .. ') AND language = "' .. lang .. '"' .. where,
limit = 100
}
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query(tables, fields, cargoArgs)

-- Update dictionary
if results then
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
dictionary[row['target_id']] = row['name']
end
end
return dictionary
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Displays a variable
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function dump(target)
return '<pre>' .. mw.dumpObject(target) .. '</pre>'
end
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Builds an icon+text combo for the unit's name
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function renderUnitName(u, suffix)
local page = u.nameEn .. suffix
local img = '[[File:' .. u.nameEn .. ' icon.png|40px|link=' .. page .. ']]'
local text = '[[' .. page .. '|' .. u.nameX .. ']]'
return '' .. img .. ' ' .. text .. ''
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Main public function
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function p.display()
local lang = getCurrentLang()
local suffix = lang ~= 'en' and '/' .. lang or ''
local wordsEn = translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en')
local wordsX = lang == 'en' and wordsEn or translateIds(OTHER_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang)
local factionEn = translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, 'en', ' AND type="faction"')
local factionX = lang == 'en' and factionEn or translateIds(FACTION_IDS_IN_TRANSLATION, lang, ' AND type="faction"')

-- Cargo
local results = query(lang)
local units = consolidateResults(results, lang)
table.sort(units, sortUnits)

-- Table
local htmlTable = mw.html.create('table')
htmlTable:addClass('wikitable sortable')

-- Header
local header = htmlTable:tag('tr')
:css('position', 'sticky')
:css('top', '5px')
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['unit']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['faction']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['tier']):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext(wordsX['cost']):done()
-- main stats
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|' .. wordsX['hp'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['offence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Defence.png|24px|' .. wordsX['defence'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Damage.png|24px|' .. wordsX['damage'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Initiative.png|24px|' .. wordsX['initiative'] .. ']]'):done()
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Icon_Stats_Speed.png|24px|' .. wordsX['speed'] .. ']]'):done()
-- others
header:tag('th'):wikitext('[[File:Base_passive_ranged_attack.png|24px|' .. wordsX['ranged'] .. ']]'):done()

-- Body
for _, u in ipairs(units) do
local factionPage = factionEn[u.faction] .. '_Units' .. suffix
local tr = htmlTable:tag('tr')
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(renderUnitName(u, suffix)):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext('[[' .. factionPage .. '|' .. factionX[u.faction] .. ']]'):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(ROMAN[tonumber(u.tier)]):done()
-- cost
tr:tag('td')
:attr('data-sort-value', string.match(u.cost, "^%d+"))
:wikitext(u.cost)
:done()
-- main stats
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.hp):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.offence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.defence):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.damage_min .. '-' .. u.damage_max):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.initiative):done()
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.speed):done()
-- others
tr:tag('td'):wikitext(u.ranged):done()
end

return tostring(htmlTable)
end

return p

Neutral Units

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<tabber>
|-|Pixie=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Pixie
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Pixie.png
|tier=4?
|attack=2
|defence=2
|damage=2~2
|health=6
|speed=8
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=100
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=60
|exp=10
|squadvalue=100
|lore=Born from flower buds blossoming in mana‑rich places, Pixies are mischievous beings who cherish free will and playfulness over laws or others’ well‑being. Though akin to faeries, they pledge loyalty to none, following only those who promise them excitement.
|abilities=<ul><li>Pure Resistance: Immune to all Magic Damage.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Peasant=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Peasant
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Peasant.png
|tier=2
|attack=1
|defence=1
|damage=1~1
|health=5
|speed=1
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=150
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=32
|exp=15
|squadvalue=150
|lore=The backbone of every kingdom’s economy, peasants work the fields and pay taxes. Just don’t ask if they voted for you.
|abilities=<ul><li>Taxpayer: At the beginning of the day, grants 10 Gold per creature in its army.</li><li>Beloved Piglet: Loves his pet so much that he can’t live without it... normally.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Ghoul=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Ghoul
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Ghoul.png
|tier=2
|attack=9
|defence=6
|damage=4~7
|health=20
|speed=5
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Undead
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=200
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=0
|squadvalue=1
|lore=I’ve heard it’s actually the grief from the loss of his lovely piglet that made him like this.
|abilities=<ul><li>Enraged: At the beginning of each round, enhances himself, increasing his attributes and gaining 2 minimum and maximum Damage.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Halfling=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Halfling
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Halfling.png
|tier=2
|attack=6
|defence=6
|damage=3~3
|health=6
|speed=6
|initiative=6
|morale=3
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=150
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=60
|exp=15
|squadvalue=150
|lore=A cheerful and friendly people who are lucky enough to be native to Jadame. Or maybe luck is the only thing that helps them survive here, seeing how they’re neither cruel nor particularly sly.
|abilities=<ul><li>Duelist: Receives no penalty in Melee, dealing full Damage.</li><li>Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range.</li><li>Prance Away: Blinks to another hex within its movement range.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Animated Armour=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Animated Armour
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Animated Armour.png
|tier=3
|attack=4
|defence=8
|damage=4~12
|health=25
|speed=4
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=16
|exp=30
|squadvalue=300
|lore=The armour is just a shell — it’s the vines that are actually living. Infused with pieces of Murmurwood’s mycelium, they have a sort of simple mind and sometimes even personalities, though nigh incomprehensible for ordinary mortals.
|abilities=<ul><li>Melee Defence III: Takes -60% Melee Damage.</li><li>Ranged Defence III: Takes -60% Ranged Damage.</li><li>Magic Defence III: Takes -60% Magic Damage.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Groll=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Groll
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Groll.png
|tier=3
|attack=8
|defence=6
|damage=5~7
|health=40
|speed=5
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=32
|exp=30
|squadvalue=300
|lore=Rock go boom. Stick go crash. Legend says, these unpleasant and easily annoyed creatures were one made from stone by dragons. But could stones ever become so short‑tempered?
|abilities=<ul><li>Rrr，Jump!: Jumps to a hex within a 4‑hex radius and deals basic attack Damage to all adjacent enemies.</li><li>Big Rock，Rrr!: Deals 150% basic attack Damage to the target as Magic Damage, stunning them until next round. The Stunned creature is forced to pass.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Kittenhorn=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Kittenhorn
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Kittenhorn.png
|tier=4
|attack=10
|defence=10
|damage=10~15
|health=40
|speed=6
|initiative=6
|morale=3
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=16
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=These cute cat‑like creatures are actually ancient. They hail back from the times when crystals had minds and songs could change reality, and carry a bit of those primordial times with themselves still, occasionally driving people insane — be it glee or rage.
|abilities=<ul><li>Remnant of Mad Times: When this creature dies, “Berserk” is cast upon its killer. They are forced to attack the nearest creature.</li><li>Wheeee: Gives all friendly creatures +3 Morale. Duration: 2 round(s).</li></ul>
}}
|-|Starchild=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Starchild
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Starchild.png
|tier=4
|attack=15
|defence=11
|damage=13~16
|health=35
|speed=3
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=16
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=All four Scholars read the stars, but Naira has always been the closest to them. Her shadows, eerily resembling her, are cast by the stars — or are they? Do they rise from the ground, or are they messengers of the heavens? And if so, what secrets do they hold about our world?
|abilities=<ul><li>Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack.</li><li>Starfall: Select 3 hexes. A star falls to each of them, dealing [15 × amount of units] Magic Damage to target hex and all adjacent creatures.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Primal Remnant=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Primal Remnant
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Primal Remnant.png
|tier=4
|attack=11
|defence=18
|damage=12~13
|health=50
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=Before time, truth, and magic, the world was primal chaos — so say Hksmilla’s followers. Some entities still seem to echo that ancient era.
|abilities=<ul><li>Emboldening Spores: Grants itself and all adjacent friendly creatures +20% maximum HP. Duration: 2 round(s).</li><li>Vegetation Propagation: Creates an equal Primal Remnant stack on an adjacent hex. It dies upon taking any Damage.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Unicorn=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Unicorn
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Unicorn.png
|tier=4
|attack=16
|defence=13
|damage=10~10
|health=40
|speed=6
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=Unicorns, beings of Light Magic, possess supernatural intelligence and strength. Telepathic and elusive, they dwell in hidden Murmurwood groves, revealing themselves only to the pure of heart. Elves, through centuries of interaction, have sometimes earned their alliance, but unicorns are slow to trust and never forgive betrayal.
|abilities=<ul><li>Blinding Strike: Casts “Blind” upon the target, preventing all actions. The effect ends when the target takes Damage. Duration: 3 round(s).</li></ul>
}}
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{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Giant Toad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Giant Toad.png
|tier=5
|attack=19
|defence=22
|damage=18~18
|health=95
|speed=4
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=95
|squadvalue=950
|lore=The Regnan Archipelago, Daggerwound Islands, Jadame’s Jaws, and countless unnamed isles serve as breeding grounds for giant semi‑aquatic creatures. Grumpy and territorial, they dominate parts of the continent’s coastal zones.
|abilities=<ul><li>Magic Immunity III: Immune to tier‑3 or lower spells and creature’s abilities.</li><li>Tenderizing Spit: Upon attacking, poisons the enemy. While Poisoned, the target takes [7 × amount of units] Magic Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s).</li><li>Leap: Leaps over 1 hex. Pushes all adjacent creatures away, if possible.</li><li>Sticky Tongue: Aims at an adjacent hex and draws a target that stands further in that direction to it.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Faerie Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faerie Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Faerie Dragon.png
|tier=5
|attack=15
|defence=15
|damage=15~15
|health=75
|speed=5
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=1000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=95
|squadvalue=950
|lore=They may appear sweet and cheerful, but faerie dragons are mischievous tricksters. One of the few creatures attuned to Enroth’s raw magical energies, they wield their power with playful cunning.
|abilities=<ul><li>Magic Immunity V: Immune to tier‑5 or lower spells and creature’s abilities.</li><li>Mana Drinker: Steals 2 mana from the enemy hero (if present) at the start of its turn.</li><li>Bubble of Silence: Adjacent enemies cannot use abilities.</li><li>Nullify: Dispels all negative and positive effects from the target.</li><li>Banish Summons: Dispels all summoned creatures and temporary stacks.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Couatl=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Couatl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Couatl.png
|tier=6
|attack=26
|defence=19
|damage=21~28
|health=95
|speed=8
|initiative=12
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=4
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=These feathered serpents oftentimes rely on their sheer power and hail back to older, more primal times — their scales make them highly impervious to spells altering one’s essence.
|abilities=<ul><li>Pure Resistance: Immune to all Magic Damage.</li><li>Primal Stubbornness: Negative effects do not stay on this creature longer than {0} round(s).</li></ul>
}}
|-|Dragonslayer=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dragonslayer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Dragonslayer.png
|tier=6
|attack=24
|defence=28
|damage=27~36
|health=85
|speed=6
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=Dragonkilling is not for the meek — or the sane. It demands risking life and limb against impossible odds. Yet, the lure of glory and riches ensures there are always those desperate or mad enough to try. The rare few who succeed become legends, their names etched into history forever.
|abilities=<ul><li>Dragon's Blood: Until the end of the next round, becomes fully immune to spells.</li><li>Dissection: Wounds the target. Wounded target takes [7 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s).</li><li>Dragon hunter: Deals +100% Damage to Dragons</li></ul>
}}
|-|Worldwatcher=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Worldwatcher
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Worldwatcher.png
|tier=6
|attack=25
|defence=25
|damage=25~25
|health=75
|speed=3
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Construct
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=These constructs often accompany sentinels — perhaps they are made by them. They claim their mission is simply to observe the world and report to their makers, to see if anything needs to be fixed. But why are simple observers so well‑equipped for battle?
|abilities=<ul><li>Duelist: Receives no penalty in Melee, dealing full Damage.</li><li>Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range.</li><li>Magic Defence IV: Takes -90% Magic Damage.</li><li>Trap: Time Loop: Places an invisible trap. A ground enemy stack that steps into it is transported back to their starting point and forced to end turn. Duration: 2 rounds.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Sentinel of Glory=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Sentinel of Glory
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Sentinel of Glory.png
|tier=7
|attack=40
|defence=40
|damage=50~50
|health=400
|speed=7
|initiative=11
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=700
|squadvalue=7000
|lore=Formerly allies of the Church of the Sun, sentinels have abandoned it for an unclear reason. The claim is, they are “keepers of balance” — and when the Inquisitors shook it, they chose instead to serve the balance between the four scholars of magic.
|abilities=<ul><li>Arina's Way: Dispels all negative effects from this creature and fully restores own HP. Once per battle.</li><li>Naira's Way: Until the end of round, deals +40% Damage and takes –40% Damage. Once per battle.</li><li>Doreath's Way: Blinks to any hex and deals its basic attack as Pure Damage to all adjacent enemies. Once per battle.</li><li>Hksmilla's Way: Gains immunity to Magic Damage and negative effects until the end of the round. Once per battle.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Obsidian Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Obsidian Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Obsidian Dragon.png
|tier=7
|attack=37
|defence=26
|damage=60~70
|health=350
|speed=10
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=700
|squadvalue=7000
|lore=The thing about diplomacy is, someone always hates it. Some dark dragons believe the very concept of Alvar is beneath them — beneath the whole dragon race — and that they should just rule all other peoples on their own, without alliances. For now, this just makes them pariahs.
|abilities=<ul><li>Swift Strike: Enemies do not counterattack.</li><li>Magic Immunity IV: Immune to tier‑4 or lower spells and creature’s abilities.</li><li>Dragonbreath Strike: Deals Damage to the target and the hex directly behind it. (Cave Dragon, Black Dragon, Ashen Dragon, Obsidian Dragon, Friendly Fire)
Deals Damage to the target and the hex directly behind it. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)</li><li>Disdain: Takes –25% Melee Damage, –50% Long Reach Damage, and –75% Ranged Damage.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Lich Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Lich Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Lich Dragon.png
|tier=8
|attack=66
|defence=66
|damage=99~99
|health=999
|speed=9
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Undead
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=30000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=3000
|squadvalue=30000
|lore=Undead dragons come to existence in places where enormous amounts of necrotic energies radiate close to their resting places. As such, for all the power they have, risen dragons are surprisingly simple and unambitious — more beasts guarding their graveyards than rulers.
|abilities=<ul><li>Magic Defence III: Takes -60% Magic Damage.</li><li>Cone Strike: Deals Damage to the target, the two adjacent hexes to its sides, and the hexes directly behind them. (Lich Dragon)Friendly Fire: Lich Dragon.</li><li>Bone Absorption: Absorbs all corpses at destination and all adjacent hexes. Takes +25% to ability Damage and +25% to HP restored by abilities.</li><li>Self‑Reconstruction: Restores 100% of one dragon’s maximum HP. Revives fallen units. Can create new ones.</li><li>Bone Armageddon: Deals [333 × amount of units] Pure Damage to all other creatures.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Avatar=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Avatar
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Avatar.png
|tier=8
|attack=0
|defence=0
|damage=5~5
|health=50
|speed=5
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=300
|squadvalue=300
|lore=There is a unique mastery invented by Jadame scholars, an art of expressing one’s soul not through word or song, but directly. The creature cast this way is a uniquely tremulous and powerful Embodiment.
|abilities=<ul></ul>
}}
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<tabber>
|-|Faun=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun.png
|tier=1 / Basic
|attack=4
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=2
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=105
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=9
|squadvalue=90
|lore=The fauns of Murmurwoods remain a mystery to most outsiders. They shun complex tools, instead embracing symbiosis with the forest — trusting that the Mycelium will provide everything they need.
|abilities=<ul><li>Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Archer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Archer.png
|tier=1 / Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=In the dense forest of Murmurwoods, silence reigns, and long‑range weaponry that doesn’t startle dominates. The fauns understand this well, using bows to hunt for food and deal with unwelcome visitors. It is strongly advised to be their guest, not their target.
|abilities=<ul><li>Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range.</li><li>Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Warrior
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Warrior.png
|tier=1 / Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=6
|damage=4~5
|health=12
|speed=4
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=For some fauns, all outsiders are enemies and unworthy of a quick death. They charge into battle driven by a single emotion: fury.
|abilities=<ul><li>Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands.</li><li>Nature's Fury: Deals +2 Damage and increases Speed by 2 until the end of the round.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Hoplet=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Basic
|attack=5
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=135
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=12
|squadvalue=126
|lore=The ecosystem of Murmurwoods is steeped in raw magic, flowing through Enroth. At times, it imbues the most unexpected creatures, resulting in a unique cross of fireflies and common hops.
|abilities=<ul><li>Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dawn Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dawn Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=2
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Some scholars with a keen interest in botany claim that hops are known for releasing a strong, mind‑clearing aroma at dawn. It stands to reason, that these little creatures would mimic such a behaviour, blending both nature’s gift and their mystical influence.
|abilities=<ul><li>Swift Strike: Enemies do not counterattack.</li><li>Morning Dew: Generates 1 Focus Charge(s).</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dusk Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dusk Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=5
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=9
|morale=2
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Whenever nature and magic interwine, the results are always unpredictable. Closer to their firefly origins, dusk hoplets release bursts of magical energy as the Sun sets and night begins to creep in. The spectacle is nothing short of breathtaking.
|abilities=<ul><li>Magic Core: Upon death, this creature increases its hero’s Spell Power by 1 until the end of the battle.</li><li>Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up.</li><li>Bloom: Increases this creature’s hero’s Spell Power by 3 until the end of round.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Vine Iriyad=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Vine Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Vine Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Basic
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=2
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=215
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=21
|squadvalue=215
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Vine iriyads are the earthkin’s preferred vessels for exploration.
|abilities=<ul><li>Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack.</li><li>Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells.</li><li>Awaken: Earth I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Once per battle.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Fungal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Fungal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Upgraded
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=3
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The first aspect of earth is that of nourishing soil, roots and foliage. Dendroids, treants and their kin are formidable yet protective, guardians of balance and peace.
|abilities=<ul><li>Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack.</li><li>Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells.</li><li>Living Cover: Adjacent friendly creatures always take minimal Damage.</li><li>Stoneheart: Leaves a stone obstacle after death. It is destroyed after taking Damage 3 times.</li><li>Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Unrelenting Stone: Turns this creature’s Attack into additional Defence until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Crystal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Crystal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Alternate
|attack=4
|defence=8
|damage=5~7
|health=45
|speed=4
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The second aspect of earth is its stubborn, proud, and unyielding nature — stone. Fierce and unrelenting, to come across a crystal iriyad means facing resistance to change and an unavoidable delay, as they are fiercely territorial.
|abilities=<ul><li>Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack.</li><li>Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells.</li><li>Crystal Thorns: Whenever an enemy attacks this creature in Melee, 1 unit(s) from the attacking stack die. Works on creatures up to tier 6.</li><li>Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Earthshatter: All enemies within a 2‑hex radius can only attack this creature until the end of the round.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Aqualotl=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Basic
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=10~12
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=370
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=39
|squadvalue=394
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Waterkin often choose the shape of aqualotls — spry, elusive, and ever‑shifting, much like the element they embody.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”.</li><li>Awaken: Water I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Once per battle.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Blooming Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Blooming Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Upgraded
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=6
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=To most in Jadame, water is both the source of life and the veil of oblivion — a hand soothed in water forgets its scratch, and a leap over a stream lifts one’s gloom. To a blooming aqualotl, it is a pure joy to take such worries away.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”.</li><li>Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Rivulet Retreat: Blinks to any hex within 4‑hex range. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Polar Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Polar Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Alternate
|attack=13
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=Water brings life, but it can just as easily take it away. Cold, cruel and unyielding, a single shard of ice can spell the doom of a nation. To a polar aqualotl, only those who survive the winter deserve to endure.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”.</li><li>Icy Veins: Prevents the target from restoring HP by any means until the end of the round.</li><li>Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Whirlpool: Confuses the target. While Confused, their Speed and Initiative reduce by 2. Duration: 3 round(s). Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Herbomancer=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Herbomancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Herbomancer.png
|tier=5 / Basic
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=620
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=70
|squadvalue=709
|lore=Deep in the woods dwell those, who venerate nature in all its forms. Blessed as its stewards, herbomancers are the envoys of the Mycelium, sent across Jadame to safeguard the natural order. Many seek them to grasp the magical flow of Enroth.
|abilities=<ul><li>Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active.</li><li>Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana.</li><li>Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s).</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Sporemancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Sporemancer.png
|tier=5 / Upgraded
|attack=16
|defence=19
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=5
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=All life in Murmurwoods is interconnected. Those who understand this best become sporemancers — elder mancers who nurture the forest, guide the elementals that dwell within it, and uphold delicate balance of nature.
|abilities=<ul><li>Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active.</li><li>Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana.</li><li>Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s).</li><li>Protective Roots: Makes the friendly creature immune to Magic Damage. Duration: 1 round(s).</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Murmurmancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Murmurmancer.png
|tier=5 / Alternate
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=17~17
|health=65
|speed=4
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=Some mancers believe that merely guiding the Mycelium is not enough — its protection must come first. Viewing outsiders as a constant threat, they weave their frustration into their magic, making their spells wildly unpredictable and dangerously volatile.
|abilities=<ul><li>Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active.</li><li>Power of Murmurs: Increases the hero’s spell level by 1. This effect does not stack.</li><li>Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana.</li><li>Echoes of Murmurwoods: Allows the hero to use the Spellbook again this round. Removes any effects that prevent its use.The restriction of not reusing the same school of magic per turn is excluded.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Qilin=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Basic
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=25~33
|health=135
|speed=5
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=159
|squadvalue=1591
|lore=Free and ever‑present, the element of air takes many forms — the wind that carries a child’s laughter, the gust of smoke in battle, the breeze that steals a widow’s scarf. Qilins embody all that such zephyrs represent — swift, graceful and ephemeral.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”.</li><li>Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement.</li><li>Awaken: Air I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Once per battle.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Thunder Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Thunder Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Upgraded
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=7
|initiative=11
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=251
|squadvalue=2519
|lore=When the very first war came to Murmurwoods, its echoes tore through the land — the sky split in two, and the fury of the elements was unleashed. Thunder Qilins are lightning made flesh, striking down those who dare intrude.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”.</li><li>Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement.</li><li>Cloud Nine: At the beginning of each round, generates 1 Focus Point(s).</li><li>Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Thunderstrike: Converts this creature’s Defence into additional Attack until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li><li>Ball Lightning: Blinks to any hex. Deals [25 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all creatures adjacent to the destination hex. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Mist Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Mist Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Alternate
|attack=24
|defence=24
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=6
|initiative=13
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=253
|squadvalue=2530
|lore=Guests of the druids and elementalists in Murmurwoods may be fortunate enough to encounter a Mist Qilin. Gentle and carefree like a drifting breeze, they serve as a reminder that Jadame will always be a land of wonders and adventure.
|abilities=<ul><li>Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”.</li><li>Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement.</li><li>Scintillating Scales: Deals +50% Magic Damage. This effect does not stack.Adjacent enemy take +50% magic damage.</li><li>Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Mist Form: Ignores obstacles and takes –25% Damage until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}
|-|Phoenix=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Basic
|attack=28
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=200
|speed=6
|initiative=14
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=2700
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=1
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=448
|squadvalue=4481
|lore=Phoenixes are not native to Jadame but travellers who entered the land willingly. Nesting deep within the forest, they display remarkable intelligence. It is said that a single spark of flame is enough to bring them back to life.
|abilities=<ul><li>Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix.</li><li>Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”.</li><li>Awaken: Fire I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Once per battle.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Flaming Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Flaming Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Upgraded
|attack=32
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=300
|speed=8
|initiative=18
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=Out of all elements, fire is the most demanding — it can bring hope as easily as it can reduce everything to ash. A blazing phoenix signals a new chick in the nest, but it also makes them fiercely territorial.
|abilities=<ul><li>Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix.</li><li>Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”.</li><li>Immortal: Leaves a pile of ash upon death. At the start of next round, [1 + of the original units in the stack 50%] units are revived from that pile (no more than the original amount). Each stack can only be revived once per battle this way. The pile is destroyed upon taking Damage 3 times. Units revived this way are permanent.</li><li>Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Heatwave: Dispels all negative effects from friendly creatures and all positive effects from enemies. Can only be used after “Awaken”.</li></ul>
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Energy Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Energy Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Alternate
|attack=28
|defence=34
|damage=45~70
|health=250
|speed=8
|initiative=16
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=As phoenixes age, the heat around them intensifies. In time, they grow cautious, their flames shifting to a brilliant blue, radiating raw energy. To a scholar, they are a marvel — a sentient supernova on the brink of eruption.
|abilities=<ul><li>Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix.</li><li>Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”.</li><li>Eternal Flame: Restors 25% of HP lost since the start of battle at the start of its every turn. Can revive fallen units.</li><li>Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle.</li><li>Supernova: Deals [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all enemies within 2 hexes. Sets all targets on fire. While Burning, each target takes [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s).</li></ul>
}}
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Neutral Units

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|-|Faun=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun.png
|tier=1 / Basic
|attack=4
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=2
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=105
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=9
|squadvalue=90
|lore=The fauns of Murmurwoods remain a mystery to most outsiders. They shun complex tools, instead embracing symbiosis with the forest — trusting that the Mycelium will provide everything they need.
|abilities=
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Archer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Archer.png
|tier=1 / Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=In the dense forest of Murmurwoods, silence reigns, and long‑range weaponry that doesn’t startle dominates. The fauns understand this well, using bows to hunt for food and deal with unwelcome visitors. It is strongly advised to be their guest, not their target.
|abilities=
Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range. 
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Warrior
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Warrior.png
|tier=1 / Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=6
|damage=4~5
|health=12
|speed=4
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=For some fauns, all outsiders are enemies and unworthy of a quick death. They charge into battle driven by a single emotion: fury.
|abilities=
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
Nature's Fury: Deals +2 Damage and increases Speed by 2 until the end of the round. 
}}
|-|Hoplet=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Basic
|attack=5
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=135
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=12
|squadvalue=126
|lore=The ecosystem of Murmurwoods is steeped in raw magic, flowing through Enroth. At times, it imbues the most unexpected creatures, resulting in a unique cross of fireflies and common hops.
|abilities=
Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dawn Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dawn Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=2
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Some scholars with a keen interest in botany claim that hops are known for releasing a strong, mind‑clearing aroma at dawn. It stands to reason, that these little creatures would mimic such a behaviour, blending both nature’s gift and their mystical influence.
|abilities=
Swift Strike: Enemies do not counterattack. 
Morning Dew: Generates 1 Focus Charge(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dusk Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dusk Hoplet.png
|tier=2 / Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=5
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=9
|morale=2
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Whenever nature and magic interwine, the results are always unpredictable. Closer to their firefly origins, dusk hoplets release bursts of magical energy as the Sun sets and night begins to creep in. The spectacle is nothing short of breathtaking.
|abilities=
Magic Core: Upon death, this creature increases its hero’s Spell Power by 1 until the end of the battle. 
Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up. 
Bloom: Increases this creature’s hero’s Spell Power by 3 until the end of round. 
}}
|-|Vine Iriyad=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Vine Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Vine Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Basic
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=2
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=215
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=21
|squadvalue=215
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Vine iriyads are the earthkin’s preferred vessels for exploration.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Awaken: Earth I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Fungal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Fungal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Upgraded
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=3
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The first aspect of earth is that of nourishing soil, roots and foliage. Dendroids, treants and their kin are formidable yet protective, guardians of balance and peace.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Living Cover: Adjacent friendly creatures always take minimal Damage. 
Stoneheart: Leaves a stone obstacle after death. It is destroyed after taking Damage 3 times. 
Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Unrelenting Stone: Turns this creature’s Attack into additional Defence until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Crystal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Crystal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 / Alternate
|attack=4
|defence=8
|damage=5~7
|health=45
|speed=4
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The second aspect of earth is its stubborn, proud, and unyielding nature — stone. Fierce and unrelenting, to come across a crystal iriyad means facing resistance to change and an unavoidable delay, as they are fiercely territorial.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Crystal Thorns: Whenever an enemy attacks this creature in Melee, 1 unit(s) from the attacking stack die. Works on creatures up to tier 6. 
Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Earthshatter: All enemies within a 2‑hex radius can only attack this creature until the end of the round. 
}}
|-|Aqualotl=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Basic
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=10~12
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=370
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=39
|squadvalue=394
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Waterkin often choose the shape of aqualotls — spry, elusive, and ever‑shifting, much like the element they embody.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Awaken: Water I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Blooming Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Blooming Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Upgraded
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=6
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=To most in Jadame, water is both the source of life and the veil of oblivion — a hand soothed in water forgets its scratch, and a leap over a stream lifts one’s gloom. To a blooming aqualotl, it is a pure joy to take such worries away.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Rivulet Retreat: Blinks to any hex within 4‑hex range. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Polar Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Polar Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 / Alternate
|attack=13
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=Water brings life, but it can just as easily take it away. Cold, cruel and unyielding, a single shard of ice can spell the doom of a nation. To a polar aqualotl, only those who survive the winter deserve to endure.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Icy Veins: Prevents the target from restoring HP by any means until the end of the round. 
Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Whirlpool: Confuses the target. While Confused, their Speed and Initiative reduce by 2. Duration: 3 round(s). Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}
|-|Herbomancer=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Herbomancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Herbomancer.png
|tier=5 / Basic
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=620
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=70
|squadvalue=709
|lore=Deep in the woods dwell those, who venerate nature in all its forms. Blessed as its stewards, herbomancers are the envoys of the Mycelium, sent across Jadame to safeguard the natural order. Many seek them to grasp the magical flow of Enroth.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Sporemancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Sporemancer.png
|tier=5 / Upgraded
|attack=16
|defence=19
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=5
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=All life in Murmurwoods is interconnected. Those who understand this best become sporemancers — elder mancers who nurture the forest, guide the elementals that dwell within it, and uphold delicate balance of nature.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s). 
Protective Roots: Makes the friendly creature immune to Magic Damage. Duration: 1 round(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Murmurmancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Murmurmancer.png
|tier=5 / Alternate
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=17~17
|health=65
|speed=4
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=Some mancers believe that merely guiding the Mycelium is not enough — its protection must come first. Viewing outsiders as a constant threat, they weave their frustration into their magic, making their spells wildly unpredictable and dangerously volatile.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Power of Murmurs: Increases the hero’s spell level by 1. This effect does not stack. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Echoes of Murmurwoods: Allows the hero to use the Spellbook again this round. Removes any effects that prevent its use.The restriction of not reusing the same school of magic per turn is excluded. 
}}
|-|Qilin=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Basic
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=25~33
|health=135
|speed=5
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=159
|squadvalue=1591
|lore=Free and ever‑present, the element of air takes many forms — the wind that carries a child’s laughter, the gust of smoke in battle, the breeze that steals a widow’s scarf. Qilins embody all that such zephyrs represent — swift, graceful and ephemeral.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Awaken: Air I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Thunder Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Thunder Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Upgraded
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=7
|initiative=11
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=251
|squadvalue=2519
|lore=When the very first war came to Murmurwoods, its echoes tore through the land — the sky split in two, and the fury of the elements was unleashed. Thunder Qilins are lightning made flesh, striking down those who dare intrude.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Cloud Nine: At the beginning of each round, generates 1 Focus Point(s). 
Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Thunderstrike: Converts this creature’s Defence into additional Attack until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
Ball Lightning: Blinks to any hex. Deals [25 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all creatures adjacent to the destination hex. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Mist Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Mist Qilin.png
|tier=6 / Alternate
|attack=24
|defence=24
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=6
|initiative=13
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=253
|squadvalue=2530
|lore=Guests of the druids and elementalists in Murmurwoods may be fortunate enough to encounter a Mist Qilin. Gentle and carefree like a drifting breeze, they serve as a reminder that Jadame will always be a land of wonders and adventure.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Scintillating Scales: Deals +50% Magic Damage. This effect does not stack.Adjacent enemy take +50% magic damage. 
Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Mist Form: Ignores obstacles and takes –25% Damage until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}
|-|Phoenix=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Basic
|attack=28
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=200
|speed=6
|initiative=14
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=2700
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=1
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=448
|squadvalue=4481
|lore=Phoenixes are not native to Jadame but travellers who entered the land willingly. Nesting deep within the forest, they display remarkable intelligence. It is said that a single spark of flame is enough to bring them back to life.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Awaken: Fire I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Flaming Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Flaming Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Upgraded
|attack=32
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=300
|speed=8
|initiative=18
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=Out of all elements, fire is the most demanding — it can bring hope as easily as it can reduce everything to ash. A blazing phoenix signals a new chick in the nest, but it also makes them fiercely territorial.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Immortal: Leaves a pile of ash upon death. At the start of next round, [1 + of the original units in the stack 50%] units are revived from that pile (no more than the original amount). Each stack can only be revived once per battle this way. The pile is destroyed upon taking Damage 3 times. Units revived this way are permanent. 
Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Heatwave: Dispels all negative effects from friendly creatures and all positive effects from enemies. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Energy Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Energy Phoenix.png
|tier=7 / Alternate
|attack=28
|defence=34
|damage=45~70
|health=250
|speed=8
|initiative=16
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=As phoenixes age, the heat around them intensifies. In time, they grow cautious, their flames shifting to a brilliant blue, radiating raw energy. To a scholar, they are a marvel — a sentient supernova on the brink of eruption.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Eternal Flame: Restors 25% of HP lost since the start of battle at the start of its every turn. Can revive fallen units. 
Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Supernova: Deals [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all enemies within 2 hexes. Sets all targets on fire. While Burning, each target takes [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s). 
}}
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|-|Faun=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun.png
|tier=1 Basic
|attack=4
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=2
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=105
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=9
|squadvalue=90
|lore=The fauns of Murmurwoods remain a mystery to most outsiders. They shun complex tools, instead embracing symbiosis with the forest — trusting that the Mycelium will provide everything they need.
|abilities=
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Archer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Archer.png
|tier=1 Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~4
|health=12
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=In the dense forest of Murmurwoods, silence reigns, and long‑range weaponry that doesn’t startle dominates. The fauns understand this well, using bows to hunt for food and deal with unwelcome visitors. It is strongly advised to be their guest, not their target.
|abilities=
Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range. 
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faun Warrior
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Faun Warrior.png
|tier=1 Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=6
|damage=4~5
|health=12
|speed=4
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=140
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=12
|exp=11
|squadvalue=116
|lore=For some fauns, all outsiders are enemies and unworthy of a quick death. They charge into battle driven by a single emotion: fury.
|abilities=
Parry: Counterattacks before the enemy’s attack lands. 
Nature's Fury: Deals +2 Damage and increases Speed by 2 until the end of the round. 
}}
|-|Hoplet=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Hoplet.png
|tier=2 Basic
|attack=5
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=135
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=12
|squadvalue=126
|lore=The ecosystem of Murmurwoods is steeped in raw magic, flowing through Enroth. At times, it imbues the most unexpected creatures, resulting in a unique cross of fireflies and common hops.
|abilities=
Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dawn Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dawn Hoplet.png
|tier=2 Upgraded
|attack=6
|defence=3
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=1
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=2
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Some scholars with a keen interest in botany claim that hops are known for releasing a strong, mind‑clearing aroma at dawn. It stands to reason, that these little creatures would mimic such a behaviour, blending both nature’s gift and their mystical influence.
|abilities=
Swift Strike: Enemies do not counterattack. 
Morning Dew: Generates 1 Focus Charge(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dusk Hoplet
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Dusk Hoplet.png
|tier=2 Alternate
|attack=5
|defence=5
|damage=3~6
|health=18
|speed=4
|initiative=9
|morale=2
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=1
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=180
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=9
|exp=16
|squadvalue=169
|lore=Whenever nature and magic interwine, the results are always unpredictable. Closer to their firefly origins, dusk hoplets release bursts of magical energy as the Sun sets and night begins to creep in. The spectacle is nothing short of breathtaking.
|abilities=
Magic Core: Upon death, this creature increases its hero’s Spell Power by 1 until the end of the battle. 
Leeching Hop: Takes [ amount of units / 5 ] mana from enemy hero. The mana is transferred to this creature’s hero (if present).Round up. 
Bloom: Increases this creature’s hero’s Spell Power by 3 until the end of round. 
}}
|-|Vine Iriyad=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Vine Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Vine Iriyad.png
|tier=3 Basic
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=2
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=215
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=21
|squadvalue=215
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Vine iriyads are the earthkin’s preferred vessels for exploration.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Awaken: Earth I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Fungal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Fungal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 Upgraded
|attack=4
|defence=10
|damage=4~8
|health=45
|speed=3
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The first aspect of earth is that of nourishing soil, roots and foliage. Dendroids, treants and their kin are formidable yet protective, guardians of balance and peace.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Living Cover: Adjacent friendly creatures always take minimal Damage. 
Stoneheart: Leaves a stone obstacle after death. It is destroyed after taking Damage 3 times. 
Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Unrelenting Stone: Turns this creature’s Attack into additional Defence until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Crystal Iriyad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Crystal Iriyad.png
|tier=3 Alternate
|attack=4
|defence=8
|damage=5~7
|health=45
|speed=4
|initiative=2
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=6
|exp=31
|squadvalue=311
|lore=Elementalists say that each element has two aspects. The second aspect of earth is its stubborn, proud, and unyielding nature — stone. Fierce and unrelenting, to come across a crystal iriyad means facing resistance to change and an unavoidable delay, as they are fiercely territorial.
|abilities=
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Embodiment of Earth: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Cave In” and “Stone Fangs” spells. 
Crystal Thorns: Whenever an enemy attacks this creature in Melee, 1 unit(s) from the attacking stack die. Works on creatures up to tier 6. 
Awaken: Earth II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 10, and gains unlimited counterattacks until the end of battle. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Earthshatter: All enemies within a 2‑hex radius can only attack this creature until the end of the round. 
}}
|-|Aqualotl=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 Basic
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=10~12
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=370
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=39
|squadvalue=394
|lore=Betwixt two realms, the Mycelium is a bridge, allowing passage between our world and the realm beyond it. As a result, young elementals merge with the flora and fauna of Murmurwoods to take forms. Waterkin often choose the shape of aqualotls — spry, elusive, and ever‑shifting, much like the element they embody.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Awaken: Water I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Blooming Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Blooming Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 Upgraded
|attack=11
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=6
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=To most in Jadame, water is both the source of life and the veil of oblivion — a hand soothed in water forgets its scratch, and a leap over a stream lifts one’s gloom. To a blooming aqualotl, it is a pure joy to take such worries away.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Rivulet Retreat: Blinks to any hex within 4‑hex range. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Polar Aqualotl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Polar Aqualotl.png
|tier=4 Alternate
|attack=13
|defence=9
|damage=14~16
|health=35
|speed=5
|initiative=7
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=510
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=56
|squadvalue=565
|lore=Water brings life, but it can just as easily take it away. Cold, cruel and unyielding, a single shard of ice can spell the doom of a nation. To a polar aqualotl, only those who survive the winter deserve to endure.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Water: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Ice Bolt” and “Circle of Winter”. 
Icy Veins: Prevents the target from restoring HP by any means until the end of the round. 
Awaken: Water II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 15, and gains the ability to perform Ranged attacks against even when there is an adjacent enemy. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Whirlpool: Confuses the target. While Confused, their Speed and Initiative reduce by 2. Duration: 3 round(s). Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}
|-|Herbomancer=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Herbomancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Herbomancer.png
|tier=5 Basic
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=3
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=620
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=70
|squadvalue=709
|lore=Deep in the woods dwell those, who venerate nature in all its forms. Blessed as its stewards, herbomancers are the envoys of the Mycelium, sent across Jadame to safeguard the natural order. Many seek them to grasp the magical flow of Enroth.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Sporemancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Sporemancer.png
|tier=5 Upgraded
|attack=16
|defence=19
|damage=14~17
|health=65
|speed=5
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=All life in Murmurwoods is interconnected. Those who understand this best become sporemancers — elder mancers who nurture the forest, guide the elementals that dwell within it, and uphold delicate balance of nature.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Swarm of Bees: Deals [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage to the target enemy. Bees keep attacking it, dealing [8 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the beginning of each turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 3 round(s). 
Protective Roots: Makes the friendly creature immune to Magic Damage. Duration: 1 round(s). 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Murmurmancer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Murmurmancer.png
|tier=5 Alternate
|attack=12
|defence=15
|damage=17~17
|health=65
|speed=4
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|movement=Normal
|gold=880
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Long Reach
|growth=3
|exp=107
|squadvalue=1070
|lore=Some mancers believe that merely guiding the Mycelium is not enough — its protection must come first. Viewing outsiders as a constant threat, they weave their frustration into their magic, making their spells wildly unpredictable and dangerously volatile.
|abilities=
Mushroom Magic: Reduces the mana cost of the hero’s spells by 1 / 2. This effect does not stack; only the strongest one is active. 
Power of Murmurs: Increases the hero’s spell level by 1. This effect does not stack. 
Shroomsong: Once per battle, spends all Focus Charges to restore the hero’s mana: 5 for each Focus Charge spent.Murmurmancer: 8 Mana. 
Echoes of Murmurwoods: Allows the hero to use the Spellbook again this round. Removes any effects that prevent its use.The restriction of not reusing the same school of magic per turn is excluded. 
}}
|-|Qilin=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Qilin.png
|tier=6 Basic
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=25~33
|health=135
|speed=5
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=159
|squadvalue=1591
|lore=Free and ever‑present, the element of air takes many forms — the wind that carries a child’s laughter, the gust of smoke in battle, the breeze that steals a widow’s scarf. Qilins embody all that such zephyrs represent — swift, graceful and ephemeral.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Awaken: Air I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Thunder Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Thunder Qilin.png
|tier=6 Upgraded
|attack=22
|defence=22
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=7
|initiative=11
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=251
|squadvalue=2519
|lore=When the very first war came to Murmurwoods, its echoes tore through the land — the sky split in two, and the fury of the elements was unleashed. Thunder Qilins are lightning made flesh, striking down those who dare intrude.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Cloud Nine: At the beginning of each round, generates 1 Focus Point(s). 
Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Thunderstrike: Converts this creature’s Defence into additional Attack until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
Ball Lightning: Blinks to any hex. Deals [25 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all creatures adjacent to the destination hex. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Mist Qilin
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Mist Qilin.png
|tier=6 Alternate
|attack=24
|defence=24
|damage=28~36
|health=135
|speed=6
|initiative=13
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=2000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=253
|squadvalue=2530
|lore=Guests of the druids and elementalists in Murmurwoods may be fortunate enough to encounter a Mist Qilin. Gentle and carefree like a drifting breeze, they serve as a reminder that Jadame will always be a land of wonders and adventure.
|abilities=
Embodiment of Air: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Lightning Bolt” and “Chain Lightning”. 
Lightning Fast: This creature is immune to all effects that restrict movement. 
Scintillating Scales: Deals +50% Magic Damage. This effect does not stack.Adjacent enemy take +50% magic damage. 
Awaken: Air II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 20, and gains “Swift Strike”. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Mist Form: Ignores obstacles and takes –25% Damage until the end of the round. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}
|-|Phoenix=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Phoenix.png
|tier=7 Basic
|attack=28
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=200
|speed=6
|initiative=14
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=2700
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=1
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=448
|squadvalue=4481
|lore=Phoenixes are not native to Jadame but travellers who entered the land willingly. Nesting deep within the forest, they display remarkable intelligence. It is said that a single spark of flame is enough to bring them back to life.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Awaken: Fire I: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Once per battle. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Flaming Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Flaming Phoenix.png
|tier=7 Upgraded
|attack=32
|defence=24
|damage=45~70
|health=300
|speed=8
|initiative=18
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=Out of all elements, fire is the most demanding — it can bring hope as easily as it can reduce everything to ash. A blazing phoenix signals a new chick in the nest, but it also makes them fiercely territorial.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Immortal: Leaves a pile of ash upon death. At the start of next round, [1 + of the original units in the stack 50%] units are revived from that pile (no more than the original amount). Each stack can only be revived once per battle this way. The pile is destroyed upon taking Damage 3 times. Units revived this way are permanent. 
Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Heatwave: Dispels all negative effects from friendly creatures and all positive effects from enemies. Can only be used after “Awaken”. 
}}

{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Energy Phoenix
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Sylvan_Energy Phoenix.png
|tier=7 Alternate
|attack=28
|defence=34
|damage=45~70
|health=250
|speed=8
|initiative=16
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=2
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=1
|exp=779
|squadvalue=7797
|lore=As phoenixes age, the heat around them intensifies. In time, they grow cautious, their flames shifting to a brilliant blue, radiating raw energy. To a scholar, they are a marvel — a sentient supernova on the brink of eruption.
|abilities=
Sweeping Strike: Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. (Phoenix, Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra)
Deals Damage to the target and two adjacent hexes to its sides. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None)No Friendly Fire: Ferocious Ra'Shoth, Hydra. Friendly Fire: Phoenix. 
Embodiment of Fire: This creature leaves no body upon death. Immune to “Fireball”, “Firewall”, and “Armageddon”. 
Eternal Flame: Restors 25% of HP lost since the start of battle at the start of its every turn. Can revive fallen units. 
Awaken: Fire II: Increases own Speed and Initiative by 1, HP by 25, and always deals maximum Damage. Allows the use of other abilities. Once per battle. 
Supernova: Deals [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage to all enemies within 2 hexes. Sets all targets on fire. While Burning, each target takes [50 × amount of units] Magic Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s). 
}}
</tabber>

Neutral Units

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<tabber>
|-|Pixie=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Pixie
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Pixie.png
|tier=1
|attack=2
|defence=2
|damage=2~2
|health=6
|speed=8
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=100
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=60
|exp=10
|squadvalue=100
|lore=Born from flower buds blossoming in mana‑rich places, Pixies are mischievous beings who cherish free will and playfulness over laws or others’ well‑being. Though akin to faeries, they pledge loyalty to none, following only those who promise them excitement.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Pure Resistance: Immune to all Magic Damage. 
}}
|-|Peasant=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Peasant
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Peasant.png
|tier=2
|attack=1
|defence=1
|damage=1~1
|health=5
|speed=1
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=150
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=32
|exp=15
|squadvalue=150
|lore=The backbone of every kingdom’s economy, peasants work the fields and pay taxes. Just don’t ask if they voted for you.
|abilities=
Living: A fully sentient inhabitant of Jadame. Morale range: –5 to 5. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Living creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Taxpayer: At the beginning of the day, grants 10 Gold per creature in its army. 
Beloved Piglet: Loves his pet so much that he can’t live without it... normally. 
}}
|-|Ghoul=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Ghoul
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Ghoul.png
|tier=2
|attack=9
|defence=6
|damage=4~7
|health=20
|speed=5
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Undead
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=200
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=0
|squadvalue=1
|lore=I’ve heard it’s actually the grief from the loss of his lovely piglet that made him like this.
|abilities=
Undead: A creature or person whose life has been prolonged by unholy means. Morale: Always neutral. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Undead do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Undead are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Enraged: At the beginning of each round, enhances himself, increasing his attributes and gaining 2 minimum and maximum Damage. 
}}
|-|Halfling=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Halfling
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Halfling.png
|tier=2
|attack=6
|defence=6
|damage=3~3
|health=6
|speed=6
|initiative=6
|morale=3
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=150
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=60
|exp=15
|squadvalue=150
|lore=A cheerful and friendly people who are lucky enough to be native to Jadame. Or maybe luck is the only thing that helps them survive here, seeing how they’re neither cruel nor particularly sly.
|abilities=
Living: A fully sentient inhabitant of Jadame. Morale range: –5 to 5. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Living creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Ranged Attack: Can attack enemies at any range. Is replaced with a Melee Attack if an enemy is adjacent. –50% Melee Damage. If the target is 3+ hexes away, deals –10% Damage per hex (up to –50%).There is no ammo system. 
Duelist: Receives no penalty in Melee, dealing full Damage. 
Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range. 
Prance Away: Blinks to another hex within its movement range. 
}}
|-|Animated Armour=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Animated Armour
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Animated Armour.png
|tier=3
|attack=4
|defence=8
|damage=4~12
|health=25
|speed=4
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=16
|exp=30
|squadvalue=300
|lore=The armour is just a shell — it’s the vines that are actually living. Infused with pieces of Murmurwood’s mycelium, they have a sort of simple mind and sometimes even personalities, though nigh incomprehensible for ordinary mortals.
|abilities=
Embodiment: A spirit, soul, or other intangible power that coalesced into material form. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Embodiments do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Embodiment are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Melee Defence III: Takes -60% Melee Damage. 
Ranged Defence III: Takes -60% Ranged Damage. 
Magic Defence III: Takes -60% Magic Damage. 
}}
|-|Groll=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Groll
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Groll.png
|tier=3
|attack=8
|defence=6
|damage=5~7
|health=40
|speed=5
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
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|growth=32
|exp=30
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|lore=Rock go boom. Stick go crash. Legend says, these unpleasant and easily annoyed creatures were one made from stone by dragons. But could stones ever become so short‑tempered?
|abilities=
Living: A fully sentient inhabitant of Jadame. Morale range: –5 to 5. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Living creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Rrr，Jump!: Jumps to a hex within a 4‑hex radius and deals basic attack Damage to all adjacent enemies. 
Big Rock，Rrr!: Deals 150% basic attack Damage to the target as Magic Damage, stunning them until next round. The Stunned creature is forced to pass. 
}}
|-|Kittenhorn=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Kittenhorn
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Kittenhorn.png
|tier=4
|attack=10
|defence=10
|damage=10~15
|health=40
|speed=6
|initiative=6
|morale=3
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=3
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=16
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=These cute cat‑like creatures are actually ancient. They hail back from the times when crystals had minds and songs could change reality, and carry a bit of those primordial times with themselves still, occasionally driving people insane — be it glee or rage.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Remnant of Mad Times: When this creature dies, “Berserk” is cast upon its killer. They are forced to attack the nearest creature. 
Wheeee: Gives all friendly creatures +3 Morale. Duration: 2 round(s). 
}}
|-|Starchild=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Starchild
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Starchild.png
|tier=4
|attack=15
|defence=11
|damage=13~16
|health=35
|speed=3
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=600
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|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=16
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=All four Scholars read the stars, but Naira has always been the closest to them. Her shadows, eerily resembling her, are cast by the stars — or are they? Do they rise from the ground, or are they messengers of the heavens? And if so, what secrets do they hold about our world?
|abilities=
Embodiment: A spirit, soul, or other intangible power that coalesced into material form. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Embodiments do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Embodiment are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Ranged Attack: Can attack enemies at any range. Is replaced with a Melee Attack if an enemy is adjacent. –50% Melee Damage. If the target is 3+ hexes away, deals –10% Damage per hex (up to –50%).There is no ammo system. 
Blink: Instead of normal movement, teleports ignoring obstacles and traps. 
Area Strike: Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. (Pestilent Lich, Pyroboros, Starchild) (Lich and Pyroboros can target open hex when shooting)
Deals Damage to the target and all hexes around it. Additional targets take -50% Damage.(Iriyad, Abyssal Overseer)No Friendly Fire: Iriyad's attack, Pyroboros, Abyssal Overseer. Friendly Fire: Pestilent Lich, Starchild, Iriyad's Counterattack. 
Starfall: Select 3 hexes. A star falls to each of them, dealing [15 × amount of units] Magic Damage to target hex and all adjacent creatures. 
}}
|-|Primal Remnant=
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|name=Primal Remnant
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Primal Remnant.png
|tier=4
|attack=11
|defence=18
|damage=12~13
|health=50
|speed=5
|initiative=6
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Embodiment
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=Before time, truth, and magic, the world was primal chaos — so say Hksmilla’s followers. Some entities still seem to echo that ancient era.
|abilities=
Embodiment: A spirit, soul, or other intangible power that coalesced into material form. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Embodiments do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Embodiment are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Emboldening Spores: Grants itself and all adjacent friendly creatures +20% maximum HP. Duration: 2 round(s). 
Vegetation Propagation: Creates an equal Primal Remnant stack on an adjacent hex. It dies upon taking any Damage. 
}}
|-|Unicorn=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Unicorn
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Unicorn.png
|tier=4
|attack=16
|defence=13
|damage=10~10
|health=40
|speed=6
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=600
|mercury=
|gem=
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|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=60
|squadvalue=600
|lore=Unicorns, beings of Light Magic, possess supernatural intelligence and strength. Telepathic and elusive, they dwell in hidden Murmurwood groves, revealing themselves only to the pure of heart. Elves, through centuries of interaction, have sometimes earned their alliance, but unicorns are slow to trust and never forgive betrayal.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Blinding Strike: Casts “Blind” upon the target, preventing all actions. The effect ends when the target takes Damage. Duration: 3 round(s). 
}}
|-|Giant Toad=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Giant Toad
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Giant Toad.png
|tier=5
|attack=19
|defence=22
|damage=18~18
|health=95
|speed=4
|initiative=8
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1000
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|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=95
|squadvalue=950
|lore=The Regnan Archipelago, Daggerwound Islands, Jadame’s Jaws, and countless unnamed isles serve as breeding grounds for giant semi‑aquatic creatures. Grumpy and territorial, they dominate parts of the continent’s coastal zones.
|abilities=
Dragon: A powerful ancient creature, often intelligent and imbued with wondrous magic. Morale range: 0 to 5. Luck range: 0 to 3. Fallen Dragons count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Magic Immunity III: Immune to tier‑3 or lower spells and creature’s abilities. 
Tenderizing Spit: Upon attacking, poisons the enemy. While Poisoned, the target takes [7 × amount of units] Magic Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s). 
Leap: Leaps over 1 hex. Pushes all adjacent creatures away, if possible. 
Sticky Tongue: Aims at an adjacent hex and draws a target that stands further in that direction to it. 
}}
|-|Faerie Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Faerie Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Faerie Dragon.png
|tier=5
|attack=15
|defence=15
|damage=15~15
|health=75
|speed=5
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=1000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=95
|squadvalue=950
|lore=They may appear sweet and cheerful, but faerie dragons are mischievous tricksters. One of the few creatures attuned to Enroth’s raw magical energies, they wield their power with playful cunning.
|abilities=
Dragon: A powerful ancient creature, often intelligent and imbued with wondrous magic. Morale range: 0 to 5. Luck range: 0 to 3. Fallen Dragons count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Blink: Instead of normal movement, teleports ignoring obstacles and traps. 
Magic Immunity V: Immune to tier‑5 or lower spells and creature’s abilities. 
Mana Drinker: Steals 2 mana from the enemy hero (if present) at the start of its turn. 
Bubble of Silence: Adjacent enemies cannot use abilities. 
Nullify: Dispels all negative and positive effects from the target. 
Banish Summons: Dispels all summoned creatures and temporary stacks. 
}}
|-|Couatl=
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|name=Couatl
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Couatl.png
|tier=6
|attack=26
|defence=19
|damage=21~28
|health=95
|speed=8
|initiative=12
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
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|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=4
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=These feathered serpents oftentimes rely on their sheer power and hail back to older, more primal times — their scales make them highly impervious to spells altering one’s essence.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Pure Resistance: Immune to all Magic Damage. 
Primal Stubbornness: Negative effects do not stay on this creature longer than {0} round(s). 
}}
|-|Dragonslayer=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Dragonslayer
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Dragonslayer.png
|tier=6
|attack=24
|defence=28
|damage=27~36
|health=85
|speed=6
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-5~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=-3~3
|type=Living
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=8
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=Dragonkilling is not for the meek — or the sane. It demands risking life and limb against impossible odds. Yet, the lure of glory and riches ensures there are always those desperate or mad enough to try. The rare few who succeed become legends, their names etched into history forever.
|abilities=
Living: A fully sentient inhabitant of Jadame. Morale range: –5 to 5. Luck range: –3 to 3. Fallen Living creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Dragon's Blood: Until the end of the next round, becomes fully immune to spells. 
Dissection: Wounds the target. Wounded target takes [7 × amount of units] Normal Damage at the start of its turn. This effect is stackable. Duration: 2 round(s). 
Dragon hunter: Deals +100% Damage to Dragons 
}}
|-|Worldwatcher=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Worldwatcher
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Worldwatcher.png
|tier=6
|attack=25
|defence=25
|damage=25~25
|health=75
|speed=3
|initiative=10
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Construct
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|movement=Normal
|gold=1600
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Ranged Attack
|growth=4
|exp=185
|squadvalue=1850
|lore=These constructs often accompany sentinels — perhaps they are made by them. They claim their mission is simply to observe the world and report to their makers, to see if anything needs to be fixed. But why are simple observers so well‑equipped for battle?
|abilities=
Construct: A thing reanimated with magic or other means. Morale: Always neutral. Luck: Always neutral. Fallen Constructs do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Construct are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Ranged Attack: Can attack enemies at any range. Is replaced with a Melee Attack if an enemy is adjacent. –50% Melee Damage. If the target is 3+ hexes away, deals –10% Damage per hex (up to –50%).There is no ammo system. 
Duelist: Receives no penalty in Melee, dealing full Damage. 
Sharpshooter: Deals full Ranged Damage at any range. 
Magic Defence IV: Takes -90% Magic Damage. 
Trap: Time Loop: Places an invisible trap. A ground enemy stack that steps into it is transported back to their starting point and forced to end turn. Duration: 2 rounds. 
}}
|-|Sentinel of Glory=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Sentinel of Glory
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Sentinel of Glory.png
|tier=7
|attack=40
|defence=40
|damage=50~50
|health=400
|speed=7
|initiative=11
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=700
|squadvalue=7000
|lore=Formerly allies of the Church of the Sun, sentinels have abandoned it for an unclear reason. The claim is, they are “keepers of balance” — and when the Inquisitors shook it, they chose instead to serve the balance between the four scholars of magic.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Arina's Way: Dispels all negative effects from this creature and fully restores own HP. Once per battle. 
Naira's Way: Until the end of round, deals +40% Damage and takes –40% Damage. Once per battle. 
Doreath's Way: Blinks to any hex and deals its basic attack as Pure Damage to all adjacent enemies. Once per battle. 
Hksmilla's Way: Gains immunity to Magic Damage and negative effects until the end of the round. Once per battle. 
}}
|-|Obsidian Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Obsidian Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Obsidian Dragon.png
|tier=7
|attack=37
|defence=26
|damage=60~70
|health=350
|speed=10
|initiative=1
|morale=0
|moralerange=0~5
|luck=0
|luckrange=0~3
|type=Dragon
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=4500
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=2
|exp=700
|squadvalue=7000
|lore=The thing about diplomacy is, someone always hates it. Some dark dragons believe the very concept of Alvar is beneath them — beneath the whole dragon race — and that they should just rule all other peoples on their own, without alliances. For now, this just makes them pariahs.
|abilities=
Dragon: A powerful ancient creature, often intelligent and imbued with wondrous magic. Morale range: 0 to 5. Luck range: 0 to 3. Fallen Dragons count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Swift Strike: Enemies do not counterattack. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Magic Immunity IV: Immune to tier‑4 or lower spells and creature’s abilities. 
Dragonbreath Strike: Deals Damage to the target and the hex directly behind it. (Cave Dragon, Black Dragon, Ashen Dragon, Obsidian Dragon, Friendly Fire)
Deals Damage to the target and the hex directly behind it. Additional targets take -50% Damage. (None) 
Disdain: Takes –25% Melee Damage, –50% Long Reach Damage, and –75% Ranged Damage. 
}}
|-|Lich Dragon=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Lich Dragon
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Lich Dragon.png
|tier=8
|attack=66
|defence=66
|damage=99~99
|health=999
|speed=9
|initiative=9
|morale=0
|moralerange=-
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Undead
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Flying
|gold=30000
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=3000
|squadvalue=30000
|lore=Undead dragons come to existence in places where enormous amounts of necrotic energies radiate close to their resting places. As such, for all the power they have, risen dragons are surprisingly simple and unambitious — more beasts guarding their graveyards than rulers.
|abilities=
Undead: A creature or person whose life has been prolonged by unholy means. Morale: Always neutral. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Undead do NOT count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle.Undead are included in the current version's Necromancy calculation. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Flying: Movement ignores obstacles and traps. 
Magic Defence III: Takes -60% Magic Damage. 
Cone Strike: Deals Damage to the target, the two adjacent hexes to its sides, and the hexes directly behind them. (Lich Dragon)Friendly Fire: Lich Dragon. 
Bone Absorption: Absorbs all corpses at destination and all adjacent hexes. Takes +25% to ability Damage and +25% to HP restored by abilities. 
Self‑Reconstruction: Restores 100% of one dragon’s maximum HP. Revives fallen units. Can create new ones. 
Bone Armageddon: Deals [333 × amount of units] Pure Damage to all other creatures. 
}}
|-|Avatar=
{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=Avatar
|screenshot=Ss_troop_Neutral_Avatar.png
|tier=8
|attack=0
|defence=0
|damage=5~5
|health=50
|speed=5
|initiative=5
|morale=0
|moralerange=-3~3
|luck=0
|luckrange=-5~5
|type=Magic Creature
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|movement=Blink
|gold=300
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=Melee Attack
|growth=0
|exp=300
|squadvalue=300
|lore=There is a unique mastery invented by Jadame scholars, an art of expressing one’s soul not through word or song, but directly. The creature cast this way is a uniquely tremulous and powerful Embodiment.
|abilities=
Magic Creature: A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers. Denizens of other planes, even more so. Morale range: –3 to 3. Luck range: –5 to 5. Fallen Magic Creatures count towards the power of Necromancy reanimation after battle. 
Melee Attack: Can only attack adjacent enemies. Provokes counterattacks. 
Blink: Instead of normal movement, teleports ignoring obstacles and traps. 
}}
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===Usage===
<pre>{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=
|screenshot=
|tier=
|attack=
|defence=
|damage=
|health=
|speed=
|initiative=
|morale=
|moralerange=
|luck=
|luckrange=
|type=
|attackstyle=
|movement=
|gold=
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=
|growth=
|exp=
|squadvalue=
|lore=
|abilities=
}}</pre>
</noinclude>

Template:Neutral Unit Table

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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width:888px;"
| style="font-size:1.5em;text-align:center;" colspan="6" |{{{name}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
| rowspan="8" |[[File:{{{screenshot}}}|419px]]

|Attack
|[[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|24px|link=Combat#Attack]]
|{{{attack}}}
|Tier
|{{{tier}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Defense
|[[File:Icon Stats Defence.png|24px|link=Combat#Defense]]
|{{{defence}}}
|Species
|{{{type}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Damage
|[[File:Icon Stats Damage.png|24px|link=Combat#Damage]]
|{{{damage}}}
|Range
|{{{attackstyle}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Health
|[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|link=Combat#Health]]
|{{{health}}}
|Movement
|{{{movement}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Speed
|[[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|24px|link=Combat#Speed]]
|{{{speed}}}
| Price
| {{#if: {{{gold|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gold}}} | 0 | | {{{gold}}} [[File:Icon Resource Gold.png|24px|link=Resources#Gold]] }} }}{{#if: {{{mercury|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{mercury}}} | 0 | | {{{mercury}}} [[File:Icon Resource Mercury.png|24px|link=Resources#Mercury]] }} }}{{#if: {{{gem|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gem}}} | 0 | | {{{gem}}} [[File:Icon Resource GemStone.png|24px|link=Resources#Gem]] }} }}{{#if: {{{crystal|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{crystal}}} | 0 | | {{{crystal}}} [[File:Icon Resource Crystal.png|24px|link=Resources#Crystal]] }} }}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Initiative
|[[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|24px|link=Combat#Initiative]]
|{{{initiative}}}
|Growth
|{{{growth}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Morale
|[[File:Icon Stats Morale.png|24px|link=Combat#Morale]]
|{{{morale}}} ({{{moralerange}}})
|Experience
|{{{exp}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Luck
|[[File:Icon Stats Luck.png|24px|link=Combat#Luck]]
|{{{luck}}} ({{{luckrange}}})
|squadValue
|{{{squadvalue}}}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{#tag:p| {{{lore}}} }}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{{abilities}}}
|}

<noinclude>
===Usage===
<pre>{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=
|screenshot=
|tier=
|attack=
|defence=
|damage=
|health=
|speed=
|initiative=
|morale=
|moralerange=
|luck=
|luckrange=
|type=
|attackstyle=
|movement=
|gold=
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=
|growth=
|exp=
|squadvalue=
|lore=
|abilities=
}}</pre>
</noinclude>

Template:Neutral Unit Table

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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width:888px;"
| style="font-size:1.5em;text-align:center;" colspan="6" |{{{name}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
| rowspan="8" |[[File:{{{screenshot}}}]]

|Attack
|[[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|24px|link=Combat#Attack]]
|{{{attack}}}
|Tier
|{{{tier}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Defense
|[[File:Icon Stats Defence.png|24px|link=Combat#Defense]]
|{{{defence}}}
|Species
|{{{type}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Damage
|[[File:Icon Stats Damage.png|24px|link=Combat#Damage]]
|{{{damage}}}
|Range
|{{{attackstyle}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Health
|[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|link=Combat#Health]]
|{{{health}}}
|Movement
|{{{movement}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Speed
|[[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|24px|link=Combat#Speed]]
|{{{speed}}}
| Price
| {{#if: {{{gold|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gold}}} | 0 | | {{{gold}}} [[File:Icon Resource Gold.png|24px|link=Resources#Gold]] }} }}{{#if: {{{mercury|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{mercury}}} | 0 | | {{{mercury}}} [[File:Icon Resource Mercury.png|24px|link=Resources#Mercury]] }} }}{{#if: {{{gem|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gem}}} | 0 | | {{{gem}}} [[File:Icon Resource GemStone.png|24px|link=Resources#Gem]] }} }}{{#if: {{{crystal|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{crystal}}} | 0 | | {{{crystal}}} [[File:Icon Resource Crystal.png|24px|link=Resources#Crystal]] }} }}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Initiative
|[[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|24px|link=Combat#Initiative]]
|{{{initiative}}}
|Growth
|{{{growth}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Morale
|[[File:Icon Stats Morale.png|24px|link=Combat#Morale]]
|{{{morale}}} ({{{moralerange}}})
|Experience
|{{{exp}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Luck
|[[File:Icon Stats Luck.png|24px|link=Combat#Luck]]
|{{{luck}}} ({{{luckrange}}})
|squadValue
|{{{squadvalue}}}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{#tag:p| {{{lore}}} }}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{{abilities}}}
|}

<noinclude>
===Usage===
<pre>{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=
|screenshot=
|tier=
|attack=
|defence=
|damage=
|health=
|speed=
|initiative=
|morale=
|moralerange=
|luck=
|luckrange=
|type=
|attackstyle=
|movement=
|gold=
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=
|growth=
|exp=
|squadvalue=
|lore=
|abilities=
}}</pre>
</noinclude>

Template:Neutral Unit Table

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{| class="wikitable" style="max-width:888px;"
| style="font-size:1.5em;text-align:center;" colspan="6" |{{{name}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
| rowspan="8" |[[File:{{{screenshot}}}]]

|Attack
|[[File:Icon Stats Attack.png|24px|link=Combat#Attack]]
|{{{attack}}}
|Tier
|{{{tier}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Defense
|[[File:Icon Stats Defence.png|24px|link=Combat#Defense]]
|{{{defence}}}
|Species
|{{{type}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Damage
|[[File:Icon Stats Damage.png|24px|link=Combat#Damage]]
|{{{damage}}}
|Range
|{{{attackstyle}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Health
|[[File:Health Icon.png|24px|link=Combat#Health]]
|{{{health}}}
|Movement
|{{{movement}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Speed
|[[File:Icon Stats Speed.png|24px|link=Combat#Speed]]
|{{{speed}}}
| Price
| {{#if: {{{gold|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gold}}} | 0 | | {{{gold}}} [[File:Icon Resource Gold.png|24px|link=Resources#Gold]] }} }}
{{#if: {{{mercury|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{mercury}}} | 0 | | {{{mercury}}} [[File:Icon Resource Mercury.png|24px|link=Resources#Mercury]] }} }}
{{#if: {{{gem|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{gem}}} | 0 | | {{{gem}}} [[File:Icon Resource GemStone.png|24px|link=Resources#Gem]] }} }}
{{#if: {{{crystal|}}}| {{#ifeq: {{{crystal}}} | 0 | | {{{crystal}}} [[File:Icon Resource Crystal.png|24px|link=Resources#Crystal]] }} }}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Initiative
|[[File:Icon Stats Initiative.png|24px|link=Combat#Initiative]]
|{{{initiative}}}
|Growth
|{{{growth}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Morale
|[[File:Icon Stats Morale.png|24px|link=Combat#Morale]]
|{{{morale}}} ({{{moralerange}}})
|Experience
|{{{exp}}}
|- style="text-align:center;"
|Luck
|[[File:Icon Stats Luck.png|24px|link=Combat#Luck]]
|{{{luck}}} ({{{luckrange}}})
|squadValue
|{{{squadvalue}}}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{#tag:p| {{{lore}}} }}
|-
| colspan="6" |{{{abilities}}}
|}

<noinclude>
===Usage===
<pre>{{Neutral Unit Table
|name=
|screenshot=
|tier=
|attack=
|defence=
|damage=
|health=
|speed=
|initiative=
|morale=
|moralerange=
|luck=
|luckrange=
|type=
|attackstyle=
|movement=
|gold=
|mercury=
|gem=
|crystal=
|attackstyle=
|growth=
|exp=
|squadvalue=
|lore=
|abilities=
}}</pre>
</noinclude>

File:Ss troop Neutral Avatar.png

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