Age 76 Power Rankings

[RattleHead]

And here is the TM section, as well as the finals- with Spells! ... I can provide the expanded sections if someone wants to see them.

Also noticed a few errors in the above, just typos and halfing missing a value here and there, but it didnt seem to change the rankings when I fixed


TM Power, with spells



Attacker totals, with spells




Human and Avian attackers make substantial moves with their spells, as does Faery TM

[StratOcastle]

Thanks again Ethan for the chart.

@ Everybody.

On the surface I'm seeing halfer paladin as an efficient contributor to dragon slaying because of the pop bonus and soldier strength. Avians have BR and training credit bonus. Dark Elves have conversions and 8/0 specs. Guess I'm asking, is there a way to rank most efficient dragon slayer?

Thank you in advance for any insight.

[LuckySports]

Elf or Dark Elf paladin

0/8 and 8/0 specs, means cheaper to replace, and extra damage from the Paladin bonus. I'm sure RH could whip something up if he were properly motivated.

[RattleHead]

Human also has training credit bonus, it would have to be some combination of Spec strength, off vs def(a DE attacker won't sacrifice their 8 pt specs as readily as an Elf attacker would), the credit bonus'(Orc gains include this as well?), soldier strength is a bit trickier, if you want to look at that you may want to consider Orc draft as well. Access to Animate Dead?

[StratOcastle]

Hmmm.

Well, I'm working on The Virtual Kingdom and thus far have the 3 paladins distributed to:

Dark Elf = troop retention due to 20% paladin dealio, high damage Fools Gold, conversions.
( the other 2 are mystic and undead )
Dwarf = build speed, which I've found important for paladin self spell reliability.
( the other 1 is war hero )
Halfling = higher pop to accommodate soldier aid for dragon slaying with 2/2 soldiers.
( the other 2 are heretic and rogue )

I'm experimenting with less classical attacker races which is intended to result in higher support and lower losses in lopsided hostile.

Edit: just saw your answer. I'll take a closer look. Some of my choices are toying around, like bocan war hero, because I'm curious about the top end performance.

[RattleHead]

Dryad Paladin can be a very strong slayer, given it has the strongest single unit in its elite. If you retrain to use OS afterwards, your horses have your specs running the same offence as a standard Elf, Dwarf, or Human still.

[StratOcastle]

Thanks, I'll look at that to.

Btw, soldier-ball is back, isn't it? I'm also contemplating some halfer hyjinx. Luckily I've seen Noobies Don't Bite in war and might've picked up some pointers. I've got to familiarize myself with Hawks gambit to see if I can ape some of that math.