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'um see this is tough now cuz these two
guys the trolls and the draggers I feel
are pretty similar so if we just get
troll here 250 Health the draggers got
more health Health the troll has more
armor so they're going to equal out it's
pretty similar they got similar speed
the Drager does some Divine damage with
his charge attack there and then just
some Divine damage normally which is
pretty ridiculous and draga in this sort
of situation where everyone's grouped
just does so much damage whereas the
troll he does a lot of damage with his
special actually pretty pretty
respectable amount but he can only
attack one thing at once so this is why
I've said that I I think the dragga is a
better version but again he is sort of
situational because he's doing 18 damage
or 12 damage per no 18 damage per hit
whereas the Drager is doing five damage
per hit but the Drager can hit everybody
just see see see him do that so he's
doing like 30 damage per hereit or wow
in in this situation he's doing a
ridiculous amount so I'm probably should
I just put them both a tier I mean
they're they're both really really good
I I wouldn't say drag is s tier the hard
thing about nor especially early game
North is they're hard to mass which is
why the valky is s but just cuz she's so
good whereas these ones in the hands of
like someone like Greek that could pre
maybe or put monuments up as the
Egyptians these guys might be a bit
stronger but um now we're going on to'

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## 12. Einherjar: These Guys Are *Lit*

### 🔥 **The AoE Attack Buff That'll Make You Scream**

Alright, gamers, let's talk Einherjar.  These dudes pack a seriously nasty special attack – a massive AoE buff that boosts the attack of *everything* around them. We're talking a significant damage increase, enough to make your enemies weep. Think of it as a battlefield-wide steroid injection, and it's glorious.

### 🐌 **Speed? What's Speed? (Mostly)**

Here's the catch:  they're *slow*.  Like, molasses-in-January slow.  Their base speed is a paltry 3.5. Get caught out of position, and they're toast.  It's a serious drawback.  But...

### 🚀 **The Numbers Game:  Overwhelm the Slowness**

But here's where things get interesting.  Mass them up.  Get a *lot* of them. Then, that AoE attack buff?  It also boosts speed! Yeah, you read that right.  Suddenly, that slow-poke army transforms into a blazing inferno of flaming weapons and surprisingly speedy warriors. We're talking a potential speed boost up to 5!  It's like watching a turtle suddenly transform into a cheetah mid-race—pure chaotic fun.

### 💥 **Building Busters:  No Walls Are Safe**

And to top it all off, these Einherjar are surprisingly effective against buildings.  They're not just frontline fighters; they're siege-breakers too. This versatility makes them an incredibly valuable asset.  Think of them as your Swiss Army knife of warriors.

### 🤔 **Final Verdict:  High Risk, High Reward**

So, are they S-tier?  Debatable. That slow base speed is a huge liability, making them vulnerable if caught alone.  But if you can leverage their numbers and their insane AoE attack buff, they become a force to be reckoned with.  It's a high-risk, high-reward unit. Are you brave enough to master them?  The answer, my friends, is probably yes.


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