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{{Infobox Troop
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|Image = [[File:{{PAGENAME}}.png|250px]]
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The Veteran Wall Sapper is a special unit available at the Elnightment Age. When deployed on field, it will run to the nearest wall section protecting a building and deal a large amount of damage to it. After that, the unit will attack buildings like a regular meele unit with a very weak attack.The unit's role is to rapidly breach walls and ease the work of a invanding army.
  
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|Health = 1,200
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|Damage per second = 84
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|Damage vs Walls = 16,800
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|Training Cost = 4,000
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|Range = Melee
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|Training Time = 5m
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|Troop Space = 4
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|Troop Type = [[Wall Breachers]]
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|Strength = Powerful one-time attack against Walls
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|Weakness = Direct Combat/Defenses
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|Favourite Target = Nearest wall which obstructs a building
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|Age Unlocked = [[Enlightenment Age]]
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|Upgrade Cost = 3,900,000
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|Upgrade Time = 4d
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|Experience Gain = 1,115
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|Previous = [[Wall Sapper]]
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|Next = [[Engineer]]
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}}
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{{InGameDesc|These specialized troops bring equipment suitable for one very powerful attack against enemy walls, breaking open a gap in the enemy defenses so your other troops can advance.}}
   
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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the level 4 [[Wall Breachers]] unlocked at the [[Enlightenment Age]]. Its predecessor is the [[Wall Sapper]] and can be upgraded to the [[Engineer]]. It is researched in a level 6 [[Armory]].
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The presence of this unit in the game reflect a real-world tactic often used from the ancient age through the modern age. During sieges, if the fortifications were not built over solid rock formations, the assaulters would dig improvised tunnels underground from their camp position in direction of the enemy fortification walls. Once there, the miners would try to ruin the wall's foundations, intending to destroy them from underground. This kind of indirect attack was somewhat dangerous to the digging soldiers, because of the constant danger of some section the tunnel (or the whole thing) ruining above them before they could safely exit. Also, there was the danger of the defenders would sally out and storm the tunnellers from inside or demolishing their exits and dooming the sappers.{{Master Navigation}}
  
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==General Information==
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* When deployed on field, {{PAGENAME}}s will run to the nearest wall section protecting a building and deal a large amount of damage to it.
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* After destroying a wall, {{PAGENAME}}s would attack the closest building but would do little damage.
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* {{PAGENAME}}s ignores rallies.
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* {{PAGENAME}}s aren't good against buildings and enemy troops and can be killed easily.
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==Historical Description==
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Wall Miners are specially trained to attack enemy fortifications. Skills included digging trenches to safely advance artillery and infantry positions. Wall Miners also dig mines under enemy fortifications, causing the walls of the structures to collapse, allowing the attackers to get inside and kill the surprised defenders. Historically, the defenders would dig tunnels to intercept the attacking sappers before they collapsed the wall. If two tunnels met, the underground fighting would be bitter and without mercy.
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== Visuals ==
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* Wears a military uniform with a tall bear fur hat, a backpack, and obviously his wall breaking weapon: dynamite
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== Attacking Strategies ==
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* Try to use two {{PAGENAME}}s to destroy one wall. That way, if one {{PAGENAME}} dies before it can destroy a wall, the second wall {{PAGENAME}} can destroy the wall since it used the first {{PAGENAME}} as a distraction.
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* If a base has multiple compartments, it is suggested to bring many {{PAGENAME}}s to break them.
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==Trivia==
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{{Master Navigation}}
 
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Revision as of 17:00, 7 June 2019

“These specialized troops bring equipment suitable for one very powerful attack against enemy walls, breaking open a gap in the enemy defenses so your other troops can advance.”

The Veteran Wall Sapper is the level 4 Wall Breachers unlocked at the Enlightenment Age. Its predecessor is the Wall Sapper and can be upgraded to the Engineer. It is researched in a level 6 Armory.

General Information

  • When deployed on field, Veteran Wall Sappers will run to the nearest wall section protecting a building and deal a large amount of damage to it.
  • After destroying a wall, Veteran Wall Sappers would attack the closest building but would do little damage.
  • Veteran Wall Sappers ignores rallies.
  • Veteran Wall Sappers aren't good against buildings and enemy troops and can be killed easily.

Historical Description

Wall Miners are specially trained to attack enemy fortifications. Skills included digging trenches to safely advance artillery and infantry positions. Wall Miners also dig mines under enemy fortifications, causing the walls of the structures to collapse, allowing the attackers to get inside and kill the surprised defenders. Historically, the defenders would dig tunnels to intercept the attacking sappers before they collapsed the wall. If two tunnels met, the underground fighting would be bitter and without mercy.

Visuals

  • Wears a military uniform with a tall bear fur hat, a backpack, and obviously his wall breaking weapon: dynamite

Attacking Strategies

  • Try to use two Veteran Wall Sappers to destroy one wall. That way, if one Veteran Wall Sapper dies before it can destroy a wall, the second wall Veteran Wall Sapper can destroy the wall since it used the first Veteran Wall Sapper as a distraction.
  • If a base has multiple compartments, it is suggested to bring many Veteran Wall Sappers to break them.

Trivia

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