Human
FreeA durable front line with reliable armor scaling and steady support.
Roster mix
- RecruitFrontline
- ArbalestRanged
- BanneretSupport
Factions
Five ways to fill a wave
Picking a faction sets your silhouette, small stat modifiers, and the three-unit mix your Stronghold rolls on every spawn. It does not change the Armory, so no faction has an upgrade another cannot buy.
Dwarf
FreeHigh-pressure attackers built around damage spikes, speed and poison.
Roster mix
- SparkbladeStriker
- Cinder RunnerFlanker
- Ash BomberRanged
Elf
FreeA sustain-heavy swarm that earns an extra resource bonus from kills.
Roster mix
- Thorn GuardFrontline
- Sprig RunnerFlanker
- Root SageRanged
Orc
FreeThick bodies, heavy hits and the widest frontline in the current roster.
Roster mix
- Grunt WorkerFrontline
- Raid RunnerFlanker
- Sling BruteRanged
Devil
Premium candidateMobile infernal skirmishers that trade durability for pressure and repositioning.
Roster mix
- Ember ImpFrontline
- Cinder RunnerFlanker
- HellsparkRanged
How to read the roster mix
Each bar is that unit's spawn weight, the share of your wave it tends to take. An Orc wave is 60% frontline and only 15% ranged, so it wins by mass and gate pressure. A Dwarf wave is 50% Sparkblade, with its remaining weight split evenly between Cinder Runners and Ash Bombers. Roles are drawn from frontline, ranged, flanker, striker, support and siege.
These are roster roles, not a promise of current attack range. The production runtime temporarily makes every published fighter close to melee range until the dedicated ranged models and projectile lane are ready.
Player colour is not faction colour
Identity is carried by a team-coloured ring on the ground under each fighter, never by dyeing the model. That way two commanders can bring the same faction into the same match and still be told apart instantly, and a faction's look never competes with the colour that tells you who is who.