Valkyrie Ideas :: How to Improve the Least Used Troop in the Game.

Welcome to my thread on how I believe Valkyries, commonly thought as the worst and most underused troop in the game, can be made better so more people will hopefully use them.

• Faster Training Time.

15 minutes is much too long for troop as underpowered as the Valkyrie. Maybe reducing the time to five minutes is more suitable.

• Improving attack speed.

One area in which the Valkyrie falls short is it's slow attack speed. One whirl of her battle-axe does do splash damage, which makes her a considerable foe in clan castle for defense. However, because she attacks so slow, a troop like, say, a Wizard will take out a Valkyrie before she gets a hit on him- even after she arrives in a suitable position to do so.

• Lowered Troop Cost.

70 Dark Elixir is very costly for a level 1 troop with such little impact in a fight. When it comes to max Valks, the cost is, I believe, 150 dark elixir: which is very expensive for 8 housing spaces. While each Valkyrie takes up about 20 DE per housing space, the overpowered Hawg Ridaah costs about half the DE per housing space as a even leveled Valk. For how much Valkyries cost, they are a no-no especially for lower town halls, specifically 8's, a place where the Dark Elixir storage often runs dry.

• Healing In-Raid.

I believe that the Valkyrie should have an in-battle healing method similar to the Warrior of Boom Beach. If you did not know, each time the Warrior's hammer strikes, the Warrior is healed by a small amount. This would considerably buff the Valkyrie, leading to more in-game use and a whole plethora of new attack stratagies.

Thank you for reading this thread. Please post your opinions below.
Thanks,
Duv

All of this sounds like it could lead to the use of Valks, very detailed. I think now all we have to do is sit and wait to see what they do with it.

To Be Noted:

The healing should be a small amount, otherwise this would be the hog situation again.

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Originally Posted by Duvangrgata1

Welcome to my thread on how I believe Valkyries, commonly thought as the worst and most underused troop in the game, can be made better so more people will hopefully use them.

• Faster Training Time.

15 minutes is much too long for troop as underpowered as the Valkyrie. Maybe reducing the time to five minutes is more suitable.

• Improving attack speed.

One area in which the Valkyrie falls short is it's slow attack speed. One whirl of her battle-axe does do splash damage, which makes her a considerable foe in clan castle for defense. However, because she attacks so slow, a troop like, say, a Wizard will take out a Valkyrie before she gets a hit on him- even after she arrives in a suitable position to do so.

• Lowered Troop Cost.

70 Dark Elixir is very costly for a level 1 troop with such little impact in a fight. When it comes to max Valks, the cost is, I believe, 150 dark elixir: which is very expensive for 8 housing spaces. While each Valkyrie takes up about 20 DE per housing space, the overpowered Hawg Ridaah costs about half the DE per housing space as a even leveled Valk. For how much Valkyries cost, they are a no-no especially for lower town halls, specifically 8's, a place where the Dark Elixir storage often runs dry.

• Healing In-Raid.

I believe that the Valkyrie should have an in-battle healing method similar to the Warrior of Boom Beach. If you did not know, each time the Warrior's hammer strikes, the Warrior is healed by a small amount. This would considerably buff the Valkyrie, leading to more in-game use and a whole plethora of new attack stratagies.

Thank you for reading this thread. Please post your opinions below.
Thanks,
Duv

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i like this idea if supercell finds this they should make it just like this

Healing sounds great! It will make valkyries something special, as their splash usually doesn't do anything against buildings anyway. Another suggestion: valkyries should target the area between buildings, so splash does more instead of just taking off an eighth of the health of a wall.

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Originally Posted by Luismena

i like this idea if supercell finds this they should make it just like this

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Thank you. :o

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Originally Posted by 000calc1

Another suggestion: valkyries should target the area between buildings, so splash does more instead of just taking off an eighth of the health of a wall.

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Sounds like a good idea, but it might get a bit overpowered.

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Originally Posted by Duvangrgata1

Welcome to my thread on how I believe Valkyries, commonly thought as the worst and most underused troop in the game, can be made better so more people will hopefully use them.

• Faster Training Time.

15 minutes is much too long for troop as underpowered as the Valkyrie. Maybe reducing the time to five minutes is more suitable.

• Improving attack speed.

One area in which the Valkyrie falls short is it's slow attack speed. One whirl of her battle-axe does do splash damage, which makes her a considerable foe in clan castle for defense. However, because she attacks so slow, a troop like, say, a Wizard will take out a Valkyrie before she gets a hit on him- even after she arrives in a suitable position to do so.

• Lowered Troop Cost.

70 Dark Elixir is very costly for a level 1 troop with such little impact in a fight. When it comes to max Valks, the cost is, I believe, 150 dark elixir: which is very expensive for 8 housing spaces. While each Valkyrie takes up about 20 DE per housing space, the overpowered Hawg Ridaah costs about half the DE per housing space as a even leveled Valk. For how much Valkyries cost, they are a no-no especially for lower town halls, specifically 8's, a place where the Dark Elixir storage often runs dry.

• Healing In-Raid.

I believe that the Valkyrie should have an in-battle healing method similar to the Warrior of Boom Beach. If you did not know, each time the Warrior's hammer strikes, the Warrior is healed by a small amount. This would considerably buff the Valkyrie, leading to more in-game use and a whole plethora of new attack stratagies.

Thank you for reading this thread. Please post your opinions below.
Thanks,
Duv

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I see you've been reading up on the forums, as each one of these has been suggested. Nice to see someone actually putting together a full thread. Four stars!

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Originally Posted by Phoenix64

I see you've been reading up on the forums, as each one of these has been suggested. Nice to see someone actually putting together a full thread. Four stars!

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Thank you! You are right, this is, essentially, a collection of cumulative ideas.

The in-battle healing actually doesn't seem like a bad idea.