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 <h3>Mercenaries</h3>
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-Mercenaries are the units you can hire in your barracks to help attacking the enemy. They will support creeps on the enemy spawn. Mercenaries require Lumber, between 20 and 1500 and not all of them are available from the start. Most of them award Income in a 20/1 relation. Others award less, but provide creeps with useful Auras. Which Units you send is your decision as it distinguishes from Round to Round. Your enemies units also have some impact on the decision. The following will show you the strengths of mercenaries and provide you with useful information on when to send them. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]: &nbsp;
+Mercenaries are the units you can hire in your barracks to help attacking the enemy. They will support creeps on the enemy spawn. Mercenaries require Lumber, between 20 and 1500 and not all of them are available from the start. Most of them award Income in a 20/1 relation. Others award less, but provide creeps with useful Auras. Which Units you send is your decision as it distinguishes from Round to Round. Your enemies units also have some impact on the decision. The following will show you the strengths of mercenaries and provide you with useful information on when to send them. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
 We start with the first barrack. 12 different Units and all of them are send-able from the beginning.
 * Militia, weak but cheap. Used on Boss or Lategame Levels to make up more time for the big units to attack.

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 <h3>Mercenaries</h3>
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-Mercenaries are the units you can hire in your barracks to help attacking the enemy. They will support creeps on the enemy spawn. Mercenaries require Lumber, between 20 and 1500 and not all of them are available from the start. Most of them award Income in a 20/1 relation. Others award less, but provide creeps with useful Auras. Which Units you send is your decision as it distinguishes from Round to Round. Your enemies units also have some impact on the decision. The following will show you the strengths of mercenaries and provide you with useful information on when to send them. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
+Mercenaries are the units you can hire in your barracks to help attacking the enemy. They will support creeps on the enemy spawn. Mercenaries require Lumber, between 20 and 1500 and not all of them are available from the start. Most of them award Income in a 20/1 relation. Others award less, but provide creeps with useful Auras. Which Units you send is your decision as it distinguishes from Round to Round. Your enemies units also have some impact on the decision. The following will show you the strengths of mercenaries and provide you with useful information on when to send them. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]: &nbsp;
-: We start with the first barrack. 12 different Units and all of them are send-able from the beginning.
+We start with the first barrack. 12 different Units and all of them are send-able from the beginning.
 * Militia, weak but cheap. Used on Boss or Lategame Levels to make up more time for the big units to attack.
 * Bowman, same as Milita, but ranged so some units have to cover some distance first. Also strong on Boss or late-game Levels but often seen as a small aid on 2 or 3.
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 * Chariot, ranged siege attacker. Rarely used, but can be useful on Level 6 if the enemy is weak there.
 * Blood Orc, the king of the first barrack, super strong melee attacker. Used to crush Holders for example on 7 but pretty weak versus King because he arrives before other units. Used on 2 (if possible),3,5,7
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-: The following units get unlocked after Level 10. They are available as soon as the Level 10 timer hits 0. They feature stronger Mercenaries that scale better into Mid- and Lategame Stages.
+The following units get unlocked after Level 10. They are available as soon as the Level 10 timer hits 0. They feature stronger Mercenaries that scale better into Mid- and Lategame Stages.
 * Frostwolf, attackspeed debuff, pretty useful for 13 or 14.
 * Ice Troll, just pretty useless.
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 * Pudge, melee attacker that grants a Lifesteal Aura. Not used very often but it can be useful on Mid- or Lategame Stage.
 * Gargoyle, the better Wyvern. Really strong ranged damage that is also super useful for attacking the King. Used on 13 and 14.
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-: The following units can be send after Level 15. The barracks will reset once again when the Level 15 timer hits 0, so you actually have about 3 seconds time to send those units for Level 15. Consider which units you wanna send for Level 15. Most people want to send a Demon+Kraken which would be 2100 Lumber or even a Behemoth which is 2600 Lumber. Find the Hotkeys for those summons, they should be X and V for Demon/Kraken or X V and Z for Demon/Kraken/Behemoth. Then concentrate when the timer runs out. You will have to click the advanced barracks again because they will reset so you can't trust your previously selected control groups. Click them again when they reset and use your hotkeys, for example X V and Z to send them. Voilà your enemy gets super strong sends now. Back to the remaining units:
+The following units can be send after Level 15. The barracks will reset once again when the Level 15 timer hits 0, so you actually have about 3 seconds time to send those units for Level 15. Consider which units you wanna send for Level 15. Most people want to send a Demon+Kraken which would be 2100 Lumber or even a Behemoth which is 2600 Lumber. Find the Hotkeys for those summons, they should be X and V for Demon/Kraken or X V and Z for Demon/Kraken/Behemoth. Then concentrate when the timer runs out. You will have to click the advanced barracks again because they will reset so you can't trust your previously selected control groups. Click them again when they reset and use your hotkeys, for example X V and Z to send them. Voilà your enemy gets super strong sends now. Back to the remaining units:
 * Behemoth, Armor Aura, just a tougher enemy than Furbolg. Used on 15+ Levels.
 * Kraken, slows and poisons his victim, also provides a better healing Aura. Used on 15+ aswell.
 * Infernal, big and tough attacker but attacks pretty slow and doesn't provide any bonus to the creeps.
 * Demon, the ultimate unit to send. Provides Movement Speed and Damage Aura, extremely strong with his range.
-*: Additionally, all of the last mentioned units are Spell Immune. This means they can't be crowd controlled or damaged by spells (for example Hellraisers).
+: Additionally, all of the last mentioned units are Spell Immune. This means they can't be crowd controlled or damaged by spells (for example Hellraisers).

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 <h2>Basics</h2>
 <h3>Game Stages</h3>
 The game can be divided into 3 parts, the Early, Mid and Lategame.
 * Early Game describes level 1-10. This is the stage of the game where you determine if you're going to play yolo or holder. Here you try to get as much income as possible to get a foundation for later stages, but don't miss out on all the value, income alone might not save you. It's also important to save team heals and blow enemy heals. For this stage of the game, all sorts of yolo units are good, aswell as strong holders for 7 like Yggdrasil or Harlot or Level 10 Holders like Hades, Wolverine, Infantry or Elite Archer. Key Levels to blow heals are 5,7,8,10.
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 * Late Game describes level 21-31. Approximately 10% of the games get to this level. If both teams survived Mid Game the game will try to find a winner in this stage. People push hard here, 7/9 - 7/15 is usual. Rest is just about getting as much value as possible. Flying Units get more important as they do not collision with the ground units, also try to get as many Auras as possible.
 Key Levels to end the game are 24,27,28,31. Good Units for those Levels are, Tree Of Knowledge, Dragon Aspect, Death Dragon for both 24 and 27, Neotanks or Doomsday for 24,28 and 31 and all sorts of strong damage dealers for 31 like  Meridian or Gryphon Riders.
 <h3>Definition Yolo and Hold</h3>
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 * Ghoul, pretty fast, so he often makes units split or let them have a different focus, used on Boss or late-game Levels.
 * Warrior, strong attacker, has the ability to stun. Exclusively used for Level 1.
 <h3>Bounty, Income and King Gold</h3>
 The following guide features important numbers and data that you should remind when playing LegionTD. It will help you play more efficient and you'll be able to plan ahead. Indispensable when you play units like Yggdrasil, Lord of Death, Sea Giant or many others. It will also show you how to keep track of the King Gold provided. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
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 * Mercenaries: Killing Mercenaries also awards Bounty. This Bounty actually depends completely on the lumber value of the unit itself. So a Bowman will grant 2 Bounty, a Warrior grants 3 Bounty even though he only awards 2 Income. Mercenaries don't lose a part of their bounty when entering mid, they will always give full bounty.
 * Income: Income is the second part of Gold you get at the end of the round. It depends on Mercenaries sent and King Upgrades done. It's the only part that you have some fine-tuning influence on so you might use it to get the fighters desired, good examples are probably Prisoner & Phantom which require 6 Income for Level 2.

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 <h3>Definition Yolo and Hold</h3>
-* '''Yolo''' is the strategy where you try to build as little as possible while holding as much as possible, meanwhile pushing wisps and lumberjack.
+* '''Yolo''' is the strategy where you try to build as little as possible while holding as much as possible, meanwhile pushing wisps and lumberjack. Pushing harder gives you the advantage of having more lumber to pressure your enemies and being able to recover at a later point with high income. The most important part of the yolo is level 1-6.
-Pushing harder gives you the advantage of having more lumber to pressure your enemies and being able to recover at a later point with high income.
+Example: Aqua Spirit: One of the best yolos, cheap and holds exceptionally well for its value. With yolo tactics you try to hold levels with low value to get a higher lumbercount very early. But there are obviously exceptions, many units are weak on certain levels like 5,7, 8 or 10. Don't try to hold them unless you got the right units for it. Aqua for example is pretty weak 7 and 10, but it's one of the best when it comes to Level 8. So even without building for Level 7 and pushing hard, you are able to recover by holding 8, take things like that to your advantage. In the midgame stage, high income allows you to recover and pass the value of holders since they have less income to feed them off. Where that point is depends on how fast the game is, what units you have and how much king gold you were getting.
 The most important part of the yolo is level 1-6.
-*: Example: Aqua Spirit: One of the best yolos, cheap and holds exceptionally well for its value. With yolo tactics you try to hold levels with low value to get a higher lumbercount very early. But there are obviously exceptions, many units are weak on certain levels like 5,7, 8 or 10. Don't try to hold them unless you got the right units for it. Aqua for example is pretty weak 7 and 10, but it's one of the best when it comes to Level 8. So even without building for Level 7 and pushing hard, you are able to recover by holding 8, take things like that to your advantage. In the midgame stage, high income allows you to recover and pass the value of holders since they have less income to feed them off. Where that point is depends on how fast the game is, what units you have and how much king gold you were getting.
 * '''Hold''' ist the strategy where you build as much as possible for key levels in order to catch allies leaks and defend the life of your king, so you need less heals in the early game. While your value is the strongest overall, your income will not be that high. This will lead to you having less value at a later point than incomers. But your holding effort might win you the game as you should have more heals to  live off as the enemy team that you were able to pressure. The important key levels of a holder are 7,10 but optionally also 5 and 8.
-:* Example: Yggdrasil
+Example: Yggdrasil: With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
-:: With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
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 :* Example: Yggdrasil
 :: With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
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+[[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
 <h3>Going Yolo Or Hold</h3>

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 <h3>Definition Yolo and Hold</h3>
-'''Yolo''' is the strategy where you try to build as little as possible while holding as much as possible, meanwhile pushing wisps and lumberjack.
+* '''Yolo''' is the strategy where you try to build as little as possible while holding as much as possible, meanwhile pushing wisps and lumberjack.
 Pushing harder gives you the advantage of having more lumber to pressure your enemies and being able to recover at a later point with high income.
-The most important part of the yolo is Lvl 1-6
+The most important part of the yolo is level 1-6.
-*Example: Aqua Spirit
+*: Example: Aqua Spirit: One of the best yolos, cheap and holds exceptionally well for its value. With yolo tactics you try to hold levels with low value to get a higher lumbercount very early. But there are obviously exceptions, many units are weak on certain levels like 5,7, 8 or 10. Don't try to hold them unless you got the right units for it. Aqua for example is pretty weak 7 and 10, but it's one of the best when it comes to Level 8. So even without building for Level 7 and pushing hard, you are able to recover by holding 8, take things like that to your advantage. In the midgame stage, high income allows you to recover and pass the value of holders since they have less income to feed them off. Where that point is depends on how fast the game is, what units you have and how much king gold you were getting.
-: One of the best yolos, cheap and holds exceptionally well for its value. With yolo tactics you try to hold levels with low value to get a higher lumbercount very early. But there are obviously exceptions, many units are weak on certain levels like 5,7, 8 or 10. Don't try to hold them unless you got the right units for it. Aqua for example is pretty weak 7 and 10, but it's one of the best when it comes to Level 8. So even without building for Level 7 and pushing hard, you are able to recover by holding 8, take things like that to your advantage. In the midgame stage, high income allows you to recover and pass the value of holders since they have less income to feed them off. Where that point is depends on how fast the game is, what units you have and how much king gold you were getting.
+* '''Hold''' ist the strategy where you build as much as possible for key levels in order to catch allies leaks and defend the life of your king, so you need less heals in the early game. While your value is the strongest overall, your income will not be that high. This will lead to you having less value at a later point than incomers. But your holding effort might win you the game as you should have more heals to  live off as the enemy team that you were able to pressure. The important key levels of a holder are 7,10 but optionally also 5 and 8.
+:* Example: Yggdrasil
-'''Hold''' ist the strategy where you build as much as possible for key levels in order to catch allies leaks and defend the life of your king, so you need less heals in the early game. While your value is the strongest overall, your income will not be that high. This will lead to you having less value at a later point than incomers. But your holding effort might win you the game as you should have more heals to  live off as the enemy team that you were able to pressure. The important key levels of a holder are 7,10 but optionally also 5 and 8.
+:: With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
-* Example: Yggdrasil
+ [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
 : With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
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 <h3>Going Yolo Or Hold</h3>
-If you Yolo or Hold with your Units depends on your units obviously but there are always different ways for a unit to be played. As you know I made a guide to a lot of units and how you CAN play them, but every decision depends on your teammates and the current game situation. Of course I got an example: Imagine you have Archers and you also have 2 people with 2 Yggs each on Level 5, usually people go 3 Elite Archer here, but what for? There's no risk, so you go 2 Small 2 Elite and get much higher lumber early on, this might not suit to every situation so analyze your game and question yourself how good your team does on certain levels and if they need someone to overbuild there to catch leaks or if they have a holder unit that may enjoy some feed. Now regarding the Holder, people will often aim for 3-4 Yggs or 6-7 Harlots, 3 Blaster whatsoever. As a holder it should be your task to hold 7 so you need less heals, but of course there's Immolation, in case of Immolation your team might tell you to push but I would always recommend to go for a build that holds your lane atleast, u were late for pushing already and need to collect this gold, it's very important, also it could save you from 1 heal aswell.
+If you Yolo or Hold with your Units depends on your units obviously but there are always different ways for a unit to be played. As you know I made a guide to a lot of units and how you CAN play them, but every decision depends on your teammates and the current game situation. Of course I got an example: Imagine you have Archers and you also have 2 people with 2 Yggs each on Level 5, usually people go 3 Elite Archer here, but what for? There's no risk, so you go 2 Small 2 Elite and get much higher lumber early on, this might not suit to every situation so analyze your game and question yourself how good your team does on certain levels and if they need someone to overbuild there to catch leaks or if they have a holder unit that may enjoy some feed. Now regarding the Holder, people will often aim for 3-4 Yggs or 6-7 Harlots, 3 Blaster whatsoever. As a holder it should be your task to hold 7 so you need less heals, but of course there's Immolation, in case of Immolation your team might tell you to push but I would always recommend to go for a build that holds your lane atleast, u were late for pushing already and need to collect this gold, it's very important, also it could save you from 1 heal as well. Enough talked about Yolo/Hold in general, let's talk about which units are suitable for Yolo and Hold. I will not mention every unit, only the ones I suggest building. There are only rare cases where you will not have any of those, I will talk about that later.  [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
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 Enough talked about Yolo/Hold in general, let's talk about which units are suitable for Yolo and Hold. I will not mention every unit, only the ones I suggest building. There are only rare cases where you will not have any of those, I will talk about that later.
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 <h3>Positioning</h3>
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-Positioning is the key to make the most out of your value. With perfect positioning you can ensure that your units share the damage equally and your main damage dealers stay untouched to deal the most possible damage. The following advices refer to solo building. To get the best possible start, you need to start building at the wall, doesn't matter if you build on the inner or the outer side,  just important that the unit you are building can't get surrounded that easily. You're basically using the terrain as much as possible here.
+Positioning is the key to make the most out of your value. With perfect positioning you can ensure that your units share the damage equally and your main damage dealers stay untouched to deal the most possible damage. The following advices refer to solo building. To get the best possible start, you need to start building at the wall, doesn't matter if you build on the inner or the outer side,  just important that the unit you are building can't get surrounded that easily. You're basically using the terrain as much as possible here. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
 : The right Yggdrasil uses the wall to his advantage, creeps can't surround him completely. Fighting less creeps at the same time makes him hold this wave very convincing.
 : As you can see in the left video, the Yggdrasil has a big problem as it gets surrounded by the creeps pretty early, resulting in taking additional damage. Eventually even leading to a leak.
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 <h3>King Spells</h3>
-The king is the heart of the game. Protect him at any cost. To do this the best you need to understand the kings spells. I will only be talking about the primary spells received after Level 4. Those are Immolation War Stomp and Shockwave. Your king has 1000 Mana and regenerates 3 Mana per second. Let's talk about one spell after the other.
+The king is the heart of the game. Protect him at any cost. To do this the best you need to understand the kings spells. I will only be talking about the primary spells received after Level 4. Those are Immolation War Stomp and Shockwave. Your king has 1000 Mana and regenerates 3 Mana per second. Let's talk about one spell after the other. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
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 * Immolation
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 <h3>King Control</h3>
-Controlling the king is a mystery for itself. Everyone has other preferences so the opinions might distinguish. In this chapter I will try to explain to you how you should up your king, what units you should focus and what else you should pay attention to. Note that I will focus on the Level 7 King Upgrades and Control. Additionally I will also show you king control examples to get a better understanding. Keep in mind that you can queue up attacks with Shift so you don't need to change the target with a click every time.
+Controlling the king is a mystery for itself. Everyone has other preferences so the opinions might distinguish. In this chapter I will try to explain to you how you should up your king, what units you should focus and what else you should pay attention to. Note that I will focus on the Level 7 King Upgrades and Control. Additionally I will also show you king control examples to get a better understanding. Keep in mind that you can queue up attacks with Shift so you don't need to change the target with a click every time. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
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 * Mid Game
 : On 13 and 14 you might have to face Warlocks, Frostwolves and Gargoyles, attack them in this order. Level 15+ you should still focus Warlocks and Frostwolves, if there are any and go for Krakens next as they slow down the King Attack, Demons after and then you go for all the remaining Melee Units. To complete this chapter, you should go for the same order again on 20 but kill some Turtles before if they are low already. Care again since King acts weird on 20 sometimes.

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 * Example: Yggdrasil
 : With this unit you are strong 5,7 and 8 and you are a really reliable holder, getting some gold feed in level 1-6 will allow you to build up enough defense to hold Level 7 and 8 which will even give you more gold so you are probably able to hold Level 10 aswell. Due to your low income but high value you will be able to be strong on levels like 13,14,15 while slowly getting behind 17,18 and 20 where you have less income to live off. But as in any game there are also special forms of those strategies. Suicide is a special form of the Yolo, it means that you push income really hard but don't plan to come back into the game later on, so you're basically pushing as much as possible and leak most of the early and midgame levels. Semi-Hold is a special form of the Holder, it means that you will try to hold your lane for a special level like 7 or 8 but don't plan to hold a lot of creeps in mid. This allows you to push pretty decent but still collect a lot of Gold on key levels.
 <h3>Going Yolo Or Hold</h3>
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 * Sea Giant – Aim for Hydra Level 5
 * Polar Bear / Nightsaber / Revenant / Flying Machine / Ogre Basher / Mudman– Yolo with some weaknesses on several levels

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-<h1> <div id="top"> Legion TD Building Guides - The following page is under construction. </div> </h1>
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 The following guides have been composed by [http://entgaming.net/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=35718 CreativeLP]. For feedback, please post [http://entgaming.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=216 here].
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-<h2> <div id="spawnofdragon"> Spawn Of Dragon </div> </h2>
+<h2> <div id="spawn_of_dragon"> Spawn Of Dragon </div> </h2>
 Spawn Of Dragon is one of the less seen holder units on the 1200+ bot, this doesn't mean you should underestimate it. Spawn has eminently strengths on key levels like 1, 3 and 7. You can hard yolo this unit or play it as a holder where I will talk about here.  U start off with just 1 Spawn and hope for a warrior send, if not get some t2 t3 or t4 added, depending on what you got. Note that 1 Spawn easily holds unless they send you a Furb. If you expect a Level 3 send, get around 400-450 value, more is not needed since Spawn Of Dragon is really strong here. Try to get enough Range Damage for Level 4 and 5 and plan for a 2nd or even 3rd spawn until Level 7. With 3 Spawns you have high chances of holding your lane, even with enemy send. Level 8 is not really their strength which is not a mystery but they actually do pretty decent if you have around 1100-1200 value, push full 7/5 here if you don't want to hold Level 10, better feed your team some money. Overall Spawn Of Dragon can't carry anything in midgame, 14 might be the best Level but it's not doing as decent as the stats suggest. The real strength of the dragon comes with the lategame, upped to the Dragon Aspect it is one of the best towers here, especially 24 and 27. [[#top|<i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-up"></i> Back to the top.]]
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