Posts from Titans VS Thunderlord

So, who is better to take?:confused: :confused: :confused:

For me, it's simple: the stats are the same, and in my opinion, the ability is better for the Thunderlords, so I choose the Thunderlord because in most cases, the damage from the Titans' lightning will be less than the damage from melee/ranged attacks.

Both the Titan and the Thunderlord are quite strong. But I stick to the old strategy: if I have few level 7 creatures, I choose Titans; if I have many, at least 20, then I choose Thunderlords.

Let's calculate the damage for 20 creatures: - Titans: 20 units x 30 damage = 600 damage, and abilities that reduce magic damage are ignored; - Thunderlords: 20 units x 10 damage = 200 damage, and the damage from ranged attacks of enemy units is reduced by 20%. Therefore, we can conclude that Titans will deal 600 damage to a single unit, while Thunderlords will guaranteed deal at least 200 damage to each unit within 9 cells of the game field. But: Titans will definitely deal damage, while units can move out of the range of the Thunderlords' attack... So, using one or another upgrade should be carefully considered. But in my opinion, Titans are still more effective... And Thunderlords probably start "winning" against Titans when there are more than 50 of them, but I don't think it will come to that in a real game...

Titan has a powerful spell, and if you find the Trident artifact, it's even better! Titan is superior.

This "powerful" spell deals a fixed 30 damage to a creature, but with even a moderately decent hero, the damage from ranged and melee attacks is much higher. And Storm Lords can at least finish off small stacks standing nearby.

So what? It's just a fixed value. And what about the fact that there's no penalty, defense, evasion, etc.?

It's rarely needed. Approaching and attacking also doesn't incur any penalties, such as evasion or other negative effects. The enemy's defense skill can be partially offset by the attack skill. The "defense" parameter is easily compensated for by the Titan's high attack compared to creatures of levels 1-6. Considering all of this, the most useful application of Lightning is against other Titans/Storm Lords or Cyclops, who for some reason decided not to approach closely and instead throw goblins.

And you forgot about the Dwarf fighters? Keep in mind that a Dwarf can easily learn the Dodge skill, and combined with their defense, these fighters become almost invulnerable.

Forgot.

And what about the dwarven fighters? Keep in mind that a dwarf can easily learn the Dodge skill, and combined with their defense, these fighters become almost invulnerable.

But don't forget that Titans don't have a penalty in melee combat, so the invulnerability of dwarven dragons is questionable (especially since Titans will also have a set of miniatures).

Attacking lava dragons in melee combat is detrimental to both Titans and Storm Lords due to the Fire Shield.

Attacking lava dragons in melee combat is detrimental to both Titans and Storm Lords due to the Fire Shield.

"Fire Resistance" (Academics often switch to Haven) + mini-artifacts for magical defense (as I hinted at earlier) and "Lava Shield" will only be symbolic.

What do dwarves have to do with it? The topic is called Titans vs. Thunderlord. Shouldn't we be discussing them?

Don't forget that Titans don't have a penalty in melee combat – so the invulnerability of dwarven dragons is questionable.

You made me laugh.