Fundamentals
Best army sustain and durability among all commanders
Very versatile roster: swarm, tank, ranged and siege options
Limited anti-air units
Heroes and units can be infused twice for large buffs
+50% health, damage or healing, and health regeneration per Infusion
Multiple additional upgrades
Allies, including both the co-op partner and map allies, can also be infused
Infusion cost depends on the unit
Infused units become larger, which can cause body blocking
Units can be Frenzied for +40% movement and attack speed
Structures spread Biomass, which reduces damage taken by friendly units
Structures can only be built on Biomass
Harvesters can spawn Cultivators that spread Biomass
Structures require Seedlings, which spawn free at the base, throttling ramp-up
Best static defense
Sustain-focused Top Bar: deploy healing, Biomass, and workers; infuse units; create a large healing and revival structure; or summon a tank
Unit Classifications
Classifications preceded by "+" are obtained via Upgrades
General:
Melee = This unit deals damage at a close range (2=<)
Ranged = This unit deals damage at a medium to long range (2-16)
Artillery = This unit deals damage at very long range (17=>)
Specializations:
Anti-Light = This unit excels at dealing with Light-Armored units
Anti-Medium = This unit excels at dealing with Medium-Armored units
Anti-Heavy = This unit excels at dealing with Heavy-Armored units
Crowd Control = This unit excels at dealing with larger groups of enemies
Anti-Air = This unit excels at dealing with flying enemies
Roster Roles:
Tank = This unit's primary role is to take damage
DPS = This unit's primary role is to deal damage with a fast firing rate
Burst = This unit's primary role is to deal damage with a slow firing rate
Support = This unit's primary role is to support allies
Additional: 1 Healer = This unit heals allies
Caster = This unit has an ability as a key component
Detector = This unit detects cloaked enemy units
Flying = This unit flies and cannot be attacked by ground-only weapons
Fodder = This unit is individually weak and reliant on numbers
Hexite Dump = This unit is a good way to invest excess Hexite
Transport = This unit can garrison certain ground units
One-Use-Attack = This unit will die after making one attack
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Rank Classifications
Based on the performance and cost-effectiveness of an unit at its specified classifications, it will be given a rank
S = This unit is reliable, cost-effective and (almost) flawless (Ex: A Tank that is very Durable, Armored, Self-Heals and reliably gets to the front-line)
A = This unit performs its Roles reliably and is cost-effective, but has small limitations (Ex: a Slow, Tanky unit)
B = This unit is not always reliable/cost-effective and/or otherwise has noticeable limitations; yet still performs okay
C = This unit is not reliable/cost-effective and often mediocre at its roles
D = This unit is always mediocre, never cost-effective and is not worth producing outside of memey army compositions