I have a lvl 100+ Amanitore which should give me over 100% bonus in health and strength.
However, I compared my Cleo single-captain battle report vs CP run with Amanitore, my troops only have about a 40% higher health bonus with Amanitore.
Why wasn't the full 100%+ health bonus applied?
I have checked my equipment (including gems and enchantments), Army modernization, Expert battle tactics, Griffinwing mask.
Nothing that gives more health bonus to melee than to range. Is there anything else I'm missing?
The Union of triumph provides various bonuses to all clan members in the first line of rewards. Are these bonuses in effect even for those without the Golden Pass?
I heard that it's based on your hero level. Is the formula known?
Eg. Division I: hero level 1 to 20 etc
For Dark Omens, the objectives are calibrated based on your highest troop level rather than just the guardsman level.
What other events are like this? Olympus? Armageddon?
For the Ragnorak rewards, is it based on the G level only? Or would upgrading M/S have the same effect as upgrading G?
According to the second screenshot (taken from the battle report), the Griffin's health bonus is 317.5%, so the unit's total health would be 182*30000*4.175=22,795,500.
But the Epic dealt 23,286,900 damage. Which part of my calculation is wrong?
Other than catapults on fortifications, it seems like all troops of all tiers have initiative at 10? Does that mean that it's always random which of your troops attack first?
While they do not have strength bonuses against Epics, they can be used as meat shields so that the more powerful troops get to attack more.
The total health of my swordsman should be
870*1.74*2000=3,027,600.
The total health of my spearman should be
870*3.594*1100=3,439,458.
Why was my swordsman attacked first then?
Also, given that my guards have much better bonuses than specialists against Epics (132% vs 66% against mounted, 329% strength vs 221%), does it still make sense to include swordsman in my troop stacking? Especially since they cost the same to train.