Troops : Medic

"Make love, not war! The Medic is opposed to all kinds of violence. Instead of grabbing a rifle, he heals other troops to help our cause."

Summary

• ​The Medic requires Level 15 Headquarters, making it the last troop to unlock.
• The Medic heals other troops, increasing their survivability.

Visual Appearance

• The Medic appears as a fair-skinned man with a blue uniform, a satchel, glasses and a helmet with red crosses on it.

Offensive Strategy

• Medics are the only Troops that ignore flares. They only follow injured Troops. Keep this in mind when maneuvering your Troops because Medics will tend to move fairly erratically.
  • If there are no non-Medic Troops on the battlefield, the Medics will just stand still.
• ​Keep the Medic behind other troops so that defensive buildings won't target them.
• Make sure you have at least 2 Medics on the battlefield, as they can heal each other.
• Medics do not work well with Zookas, as the Zookas have such low health that they can be killed in one hit by many defenses.
• Medics and Warriors don't go together, as the Warriors are faster than the Medics and will leave the Medics behind.
• When using Medics, watch out for Cannons and Boom Cannons, as the Medics can't heal as fast as those two do damage. This is especially bad since you will most likely be using Tanksand Heavies with Medics, and both of those are bad against Cannons and Boom Cannons.

Defensive Strategy

• Killing Medics seems easy as they don't do any damage themselves. However, it should be noted that Medics can heal each other and will usually be behind groups of other troopsduring a raid.
• Make sure you protect your Cannons and Boom Cannons, as these could be your only chance of surviving and Medic-Tank/Heavy combo.

Upgrade Differences

• Every level the Medic is upgraded it increases his Hitpoints, HPS (Healing per Second) and Training Cost.

Trivia

• The Medic heals troops by throwing a small Medkit towards them.
• The Medic is the only troop whose unit size is not a divisor of 24 which makes it the only troopthat cannot completely fill a max-level Landing Craft.
• If at any point in the battle all of your non-Medic Troops are killed and you have neither any non-Medic troops to deploy nor enough Gunboat energy to afford an Artillery or Barrage, the battle will end instantly, even if you have Medics deployed that are still alive or other Gunboat Weaponries that are still in effect.

Unit Size	Training Time	Movement Speed	Heal Range	Heal Speed	Headquarters Level Required
5	10m	Moderate / 270	Short / 400	1s	15

Level	Hitpoints	HPS	Training Cost	Research Cost	Armory	Research Time	XP Gain
1	500	20	5,000	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	544	21	5,500	1,680,000	14	3d 11h	83
3	592	22	6,000	2,740,000	15	3d 19h	91
4	644	23	6,500	3,300,000	15	3d 19h	91
5	701	24	7,000	3,400,000	16	3d 19h	91
6	762	25	7,500	3,800,000	17	4d 6h	102
7	829	26	8,000	4,500,000	18	4d 10h	106
8	902	27	9,000	4,800,000	18	4d 10h	106
9	982	28	10,000	5,300,000	19	4d 16h	112
10	1,068	29	11,000	6,100,000	20	4d 18h	114
11	1,162	30	12,000	6,400,000	20	4d 18h	114

Troops : Tank

"With its powerful gun and thick armor, the Tank is a real war machine! Due to its weight, each Tank needs extra Energy to land ashore. Cannons, Boom Cannons and Boom Mines deal double damage to Tanks."

Summary

• The Tank is the fifth troop to unlock in the game. They are unlocked at Headquarters level 11.
• The Tank takes double damage from Cannons, Boom Cannons and Boom Mines.
• The Tank has slow movement speed, but very high health, DPS and long range.
• Each Tank costs two Gunboat Energy to deploy.

Visual Appearance

• The Tank is a big blue machine with a long barrel and black tank treads. It is driven by a red-headed woman in a blue uniform.

Offensive Strategy

• If used properly, Tanks in large numbers are almost unstoppable.
• Tanks + Medics can be a very effective strategy, because the Tanks have high health and high damage, backed up by Medics that will constantly heal them. Once any high-damagedefensive buildings such as Cannons and Boom Cannons are destroyed, the Tanks are practically invulnerable.
• Using Tanks requires you to have high level Artillery and Barrage and a good amount of energy because you rely heavily on both of these to take out Boom Cannons and Cannons.
  • When Artillery and Barrages become too expensive, a good way to take out Cannonssafely is to Shock Bomb them and then Flare your Tanks onto it. The Cannon will be quickly destroyed before it can get even one shot off.
  • Take advantage of the Tank's long range to destroy economy and support buildings to get the crucial energy you need, making sure to keep out of range of nearby heavy defenses.
• When using a Tank army, use Flares to move away from Boom Mines, or Barrage/Artillerythem first.
• There is usually no need to worry about Cannons on the other side of the Headquarters. The Tanks can easily destroy the Headquarters while staying out of range of the Cannon using their long range.
• Flamethrower are generally no threat because the Tank's attack range is longer than theFlamethrower's. This allows the Tank to shoot it without it shooting back. Be careful, however, of targeting buildings behind the Flamethrower, because your Tanks may move within range of its attack.

Defensive Strategy

• High level Boom Cannons, Cannons and Sniper Towers can boost your chance of surviving a Tank raid. Keep them somewhat spread out so that they cannot be Shock Bombed together and one Barrage cannot damage all of them.
• Carefully spread out your Boom Mines across your base to insure that your base is heavily defended from Tanks.
• Protect your economy and much as possible. Tank armies need the energy they receive from destroying them to power their Barrages and Artillery shells needed to destroy your Boom Cannons and Cannons.

Upgrade Differences

• There are no visual differences between upgrades. However, each time the Tank is upgraded its Hitpoints, DPS and Training Cost all increase.

Trivia

• The Tank was invented during WWI.
• Although the Tank is unlocked at HQ level 11, you can only upgrade Landing Crafts to level 11 at HQ level 11, which has size 15 that is only one short of holding two Tanks, rendering them much less powerful at this level, and encouraging players to rush their HQ to level 12.

Unit Size	Training Time	Movement Speed	Attack Range	Attack Speed	Headquarters Level Required
8	36m	Slow / 150	Long / 850	3.5s	11

Level	Hitpoints	DPS	Damage Per Shot	Training Cost	Research Cost	Armory	Research Time	XP Gain
1	2,300	130	455	8,000	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	2,484	142	497	9,000	620,000	9	1d 23h	68
3	2,683	154	539	10,000	1,030,000	10	2d 4h	72
4	2,897	168	588	11,000	1,890,000	11	2d 16h	80
5	3,129	184	644	12,000	2,540,000	12	3d 4h	87
6	3,379	200	700	13,000	2,570,000	13	3d 4h	87
7	3,650	218	763	14,000	3,900,000	14	3d 22h	96
8	3,942	238	833	15,000	5,300,000	15	4d 7h	101
9	4,257	259	906.5	16,000	5,300,000	15	4d 7h	101
10	4,598	282	987	17,000	5,400,000	16	4d 7h	101
11	4,966	308	1078	18,000	6,300,000	17	4d 20h	107
12	5,363	335	1172.5	19,000	7,300,000	18	5d	109
13	5,792	366	1281	20,000	7,400,000	19	5d 7h	112
14	6,255	399	1396.5	21,000	7,500,000	20	5d 10h	114
15	6,756	434	1519	22,000	7,600,000	20	5d 10h	114

Troops : Warrior

"The Tribal Warrior is an awesome sight in battle. He charges fearlessly, knowing that his Crystal Hammer will heal him with every blow."

Summary

• The Warrior is the fourth troop unlocked in the game. They are unlocked upon reachingHeadquarters level 8.

• Warriors use melee attacks rather than guns, and have relatively high damage.

• Warriors have the fastest speed out of all troops.

• The Warrior's health is higher than a Rifleman's and can also heal himself through attacking making him very useful. 

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Visual Appearance

• The Warrior appears as a slightly tanned, muscular man with white hair, gold jewelry and a blue crystal hammer.

• His appearance is similar to that of the male Native Islander.

Offensive Strategy

• The Warrior is best used in large numbers with no other type of troop.

• Taking out Cannons and Flamethrowers with the Gunboat can increase the survivability of Warriors greatly.

• Due to their high DPS, a great strategy is to use a full Warrior army and rush the enemy'sHeadquarters: deploy Flares in a path to the Headquarters while covering them with Smoke Screens. When they start attacking the Headquarters, shoot Shock Bombs at high DPSdefensive buildings with a quick firing rate like Cannons, Flamethrowers, Machine Guns, orSniper Towers. The Shock Launcher is also a high priority target to use the Shock Bombs on.

• Warriors are more vulnerable to high level Machine Guns than other troops. They have to stand right in front of the Machine Guns to attack them which allows the Machine Gun to utilize its full potential.

• Even though Warriors heal themselves with each attack, it is good to use one or moreMedkits.

• It is not recommended to use a Smokey Warrior Rush strategy to take out the power core during Operations. This is because the power core is a 6x6 building, so a Smoke Screencannot cover it.

Defensive Strategy

• Despite the fact that Warriors are healed for every attack they make, medium to high leveledSniper Towers, Cannons and Flamethrowers can easily take them out.

• At crucial part of protecting your base from Warriors is to place your Flamethrowers right next to your Headquarters. They are very dangerous to large groups of Warriors attacking theHeadquarters.

• The Shock Launcher can stop a whole army of Warriors in their tracks so your other Defensive Buildings can take them out, so place your Shock Launchers well.

• Placing Defensive Buildings such as Flamethrowers and Shock Launchers so that they are right between the Headquarters and the edge of the map can be very effective. This makes it impossible for an attacker to use a Shock Bomb on those defenses without immobilizing their Warriors.

Upgrade Differences

• Every level the Warrior is upgraded it increases his Hitpoints, DPS, Healing per hit and Training Cost.

Trivia

• Buildings shake when attacked by Warriors.

• When they appear as enemy troops, the blue marks on their faces turn red and their hammers have a red glow instead.

• The male Native Islanders that come out from under the enemy Headquarters when destroyed look similar to Warriors except without crystal hammers.

• In the "Freezing Menace" update, the Warrior's time to train was increased from 2 minutes to 3 minutes.

Unit Size	Training Time	Movement Speed	Attack Range	Attack Speed	Headquarters Level Required
3	3m	Fast / 300	Melee / 90	1s	8

Level	Hitpoints	DPS	HP Healed per attack	Training Cost	Research Cost	Armory	Research Time	XP Gain
1	400	160	40	800	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	424	169	42	1,000	155,000	5	18h	42
3	449	179	44	1,200	294,000	6	1d 1h	50
4	475	189	46	1,400	470,000	7	1d 9h	57
5	503	200	48	1,600	680,000	8	1d 13h	60
6	533	212	50	1,800	800,000	9	1d 13h	60
7	564	224	52	2,000	900,000	10	1d 17h	64
8	597	237	54	2,200	1,230,000	11	2d 3h	71
9	633	251	56	2,400	1,680,000	12	2d 12h	77
10	670	266	58	2,600	1,900,000	13	2d 12h	77
11	710	281	60	2,800	2,280,000	14	3d 3h	86
12	751	297	62	3,000	3,140,000	15	3d 11h	91
13	796	315	64	3,200	3,600,000	16	3d 11h	91
14	843	333	66	3,400	4,000,000	17	3d 21h	96
15	892	352	68	3,600	4,500,000	17	3d 21h	96
16	945	373	70	3,800	4,800,000	18	4d	97
17	1,001	394	72	4,000	5,600,000	19	4d 6h	100
18	1,060	417	74	4,200	6,400,000	20	4d 8h	101