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|name = Kestrel | |name = Kestrel | ||
|lore = She was once a bandit, Leon’s partner in crime. One day, they stopped in a village in the path of Kel’Ghul. They tried to help the locals defend themselves, but the peasants had barely any idea how to fight. No one had ever taught them. So she did. Leon saw it as a betrayal of their freedom. But maybe the only way to protect freedom is to give up a little of it yourself. | |lore = She was once a bandit, Leon’s partner in crime. One day, they stopped in a village in the path of [[Kel'Ghul|Kel’Ghul]]. They tried to help the locals defend themselves, but the peasants had barely any idea how to fight. No one had ever taught them. So she did. Leon saw it as a betrayal of their freedom. But maybe the only way to protect freedom is to give up a little of it yourself. | ||
|specialtyDescr = Jaeger - Crossbowmen growth in your cities increases by 1. Under her command, Crossbowmen gain 1 Speed, 1 Initiative, and 20% HP. Their Attack and Defence increase by 1 for every 3 hero levels, and enemy Crossbowmen lose an equal amount of Attack and Defence. | |specialtyDescr = Jaeger - [[Temple_Units#tabber-Crossbowmen|Crossbowmen]] growth in your cities increases by 1. Under her command, Crossbowmen gain 1 Speed, 1 Initiative, and 20% HP. Their Attack and Defence increase by 1 for every 3 hero levels, and enemy Crossbowmen lose an equal amount of Attack and Defence. | ||
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Revision as of 23:48, 6 November 2025
She was once a bandit, Leon’s partner in crime. One day, they stopped in a village in the path of Kel’Ghul. They tried to help the locals defend themselves, but the peasants had barely any idea how to fight. No one had ever taught them. So she did. Leon saw it as a betrayal of their freedom. But maybe the only way to protect freedom is to give up a little of it yourself.
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