That's just assuming you have 3 stacks and 1 shrine. while a Shock Trooper or Exalted can also crit for 50-100 damage (per attack), they can kill more than 1 target per round with Killing Momentum, can run/fly everywhere and don't depend on having 17 other Devout units around.Ĩ8 is not the upper-limit. Originally posted by CrUsHeR:Well a fully devout-buffed Shrine deals a maximum of 88 base damage, with 75% LoS and range penalty. Also noticed that you can completely forget about training new Martyrs during the endgame, if the enemy only spams elite Manticore Riders then the Martyrs just drop dead within the first 1-2 turns.Įdit: Now i'm a bit confused about Armageddon, sometimes it works outside my domain and sometimes not. So in most cases the damage output is even less.ĥ Exalted + Shrine, so you just use the Exalted as cannon fodder without Transfer Pain? They can deal a lot of damage if they reach Gold, but their defensive stats are just awful so they die as easy as some T2 units.ĭidn't really get to test your suggestions yet, in the current game i only have like ~6-8 evolved Martyrs and they're somewhere behind enemy lines. Several Heroes already have a Spirit Res aura, Tigrans have 40% base and machines are immune to begin with. Then there's the question wether you fight in your own territory or not, since Armageddon's 80% debuff doesn't seem to affect enemies beyond your borders. while a Shock Trooper or Exalted can also crit for 50-100 damage (per attack), they can kill more than 1 target per round with Killing Momentum, can run/fly everywhere and don't depend on having 17 other Devout units around.
Well a fully devout-buffed Shrine deals a maximum of 88 base damage, with 75% LoS and range penalty.
Hmm yeah the Shrine actually does Fire + Spirit damage, the special attack with Lightning (Divine Vengeance) can only be used once per battle and apparently also damages your own units if they're not Devout? And the Shrines themselves aren't Devout either you can forget about building entire stacks of them.
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