โ๏ธ Attack
A basic offensive troop stat.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Attack = how hard your troops hit.
๐ก๏ธ Defense
A basic defensive troop stat that helps reduce incoming damage.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Defense = how well your troops resist getting smacked.
โค๏ธ Health
Health determines how much punishment a troop can absorb before being defeated.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Defense is your winter coat.
Health is how many snowballs you can take before yelling:
ALL RIGHT, THAT'S ENOUGH!
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โ ๏ธ Lethality
Lethality is an offensive combat stat that works alongside Attack in the damage calculation.
โ ๏ธ IMPORTANT
+10% Lethality does not mean 10% more enemy troops permanently die.
Think of Lethality as another way to make your troops' attacks more dangerous.
๐ฅ Damage Dealt
Damage Dealt is a separate combat modifier.
Attack and Damage Dealt are both offensive, but they are not the same stat.
That is why Jessie and Jasser can be so valuable in the correct rally context.
๐ก๏ธ Damage Taken
Reduced Damage Taken decreases incoming damage through a separate combat effect.
It is not the same thing as Defense.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Defense and Damage Taken reduction take different roads to the same destination:
DON'T DIE.
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๐คฏ So +25% Attack and +25% Damage Dealt aren't the same?
Correct.
Welcome to Whiteout Survival.
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๐ช COOKIE RULE
Read the wording, not just the percentage.
๐ช Deployment Capacity
How many of your own troops fit into one march.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Your march is a bus.
Deployment Capacity = how many troops fit on the bus.
๐ฉ Rally Capacity
How many total troops can fit into a rally you start.
๐ช COOKIE VERSION
Your march is one bus.
A rally is the whole Cookie Factory convoy.
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๐ March Queues
How many separate marches you can have deployed at the same time.
THE THREE CAPACITY RULES
- Deployment Capacity: How big is my march?
- Rally Capacity: How big is the rally I start?
- March Queues: How many separate marches can I have out?
๐ Battle Report Mindset
Do not stare only at total Power.
Compare Infantry, Lancer, and Archer:
- Attack
- Defense
- Health
- Lethality