Troops

Atlantis has always been a place of war. Players attack each other and defend their cities using troops, some of whom are trainable while others can only be won or trained during special events. This does not include any of the Guardian Dragons.

Troops in Atlantis are all diverse, with different fighting styles, stats, power, and sometimes, even special effects. One consistency between all troops, however, is the impact on upkeep. Troops need food, so the larger your army, the more food is eaten per hour. Troops will not, however, start to die off if you have 0 food in your city. There is no limit to your food consumption, but be warned that building a large army can result in huge negative food consumption, which can make it difficult to upgrade buildings, research topics at your science center, and train new troops. A balance between your army and food consumption is the main key to success in Dragons of Atlantis. To read more about food consumption, see Food.

Training Troops

Troops are trained in Garrisons (in the City) and in Training Camps (in the Outposts). Troops are not trained in the Spectral Ruins, Skythrone Outpost, Luna Plains, Lost City, or Abyssal Palace like the other Outposts.

Stronger troops require higher level garrisons and TCs to train. Training speed is determined by the number of garrisons/Training Camps you have at that site and the levels of said garrisons/Training Camps. As a basic note, the number of garrisons/TCs increases speed more than upgrading them.

Upgrading and destroying Training Camps and Garrisons does not alter the training time for current training queues. The difference in training speed will begin on whatever queues have not been established before destruction/construction.

Muster Point & Sending Attacks

Um ponto de referência é necessário na cidade para enviar ataques. Atualize o ponto de referência para enviar mais tropas de marcha, assim como as marchas de uma só vez. Os pontos de referência são utilizados para o fortalecimento do posto avançado. Se você é destruído, não pode aumentar, atacar ou espionar.

Troops can not be sent out from Outposts to attack locations. 

Troop Classifications

There are four basic types of troops in this game:

• Transport troops are the Porter, Armored Transport, and Pack Dragon.
• Melee troops are Conscript, Halberdsman, Minotaur, Giant, Granite Ogre, Soul Reaper, Frost Giant, Dragon Riders, Petrified Titan, Shaman, War Scarabs and Abyssal Ravager.
• Range troops are Longbowman, Fire Mirror, Fangtooth, Lava Jaw, Venom Dwellers, Lightning Cannon, Arctic Leviathan, and Colossal Mites.
• Speed troops are Swift Strike Dragon, Battle Dragon, Banshee, Dark Slayer, Dimensional Ruiner, Shadow Stalker and Sea Siren.
• Spy is the only type that can be sent to spy on locations.
• Sand Strider is speed attack troop when attacking but is ranged when defending.
• Thunder Golems and Fangtooths have everything. 
• Volt Rangers are range/melee troop. 
• Storm Drakes and Dragon Warriors are equally speed/melee troops. 

Troops Classified by Rarity:

• Elite Troops are troops that require the (direct or indirect) use of a special item collected either through farming or purchasing with Rubies. These are typically the troops which can be trained in your Outposts with a level 10 Training Camp.
• Regular Troops are troops that can be trained anywhere. They are basic troops that are available without any Outposts.

Troop Comparison The "Base Time" in the following table is the base training time required by each troop used to calculate the over all training time. These numbers are rounded up to the nearest second. Use the formulas below to calculate training times. [*]

Base Train Time for Pack Dragon is only used to calculate revival time

Explanation of Stats:

• 
  Melee Attack: Amount of damage done to targets when range = 0
• Defense: Resistance to damage
• Speed: Determine the time taken to travel to locations or when crossing the battlefield
  • If no range troops are used, default battlefield is 0.
• Range: Minimum distance to inflict targeted damage
• Load: Amount of resources that can be carried
• Ranged Attack: Amount of damage done when range > 0
• Upkeep: Amount of food eaten per hour per troop

Training Speed

Troop production speed depends on total number of garrisons or training camps and total number of levels of those garrisons or training camps.

	Page last updated: 2022-01-18 01:20 (UTC)