New Troop! The Necromancer

Description: The Necromancer is a powerful dark unit that is available at Town Hall 10, and has the power to revive its fellow units to a certain amount of health in seconds. The mystical field around the Necromancer makes it impossible for single target inferno towers to deal more damage as time goes on!

Level 7 Dark Barracks Required.

The Necromancer is a cloaked figure that hovers above the ground, at level one and two the cloak is pure black. However, at level three the cloak is outlined in dark green. The Necromancer's head is covered by the cloak's hood, and their eyes remain dark green.

Statistics:

Housing Space: 15

Level One
Training Cost: 300 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 150
Units Revived: 1
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2

Upgrade Cost: 80,000 Dark Elixir

Level Two
Training Cost: 400 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 200
Units Revived: 2
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2

Army Composition:
NeGo-WiPe
This strategy is obviously the same as Go-WiPe, however it incorporates the Necromancer. In this specific situation the attacker has two level five Golems and a level two Necromancer. Once the two Golems are deployed, the attacker must deploy the Necromancer right behind them. Now that the Necromancer is behind the golems, it will only follow them. It will stay a couple of tiles behind, waiting for the Golems to be taken out. Once the first Golem is destroyed, it will break into Golemites like normal. However, this is when the Necromancer comes in. The Necromancer holds its hands in the air, and brings the Golem back by combining the Golemites in a few seconds. Since the Necromancer is completely maxed, the Golem is revived with 3,150 Hit Points. Now the Necromancer will continue to follow the other Golem until it dies, and it will do the same thing. Now that the Necromancer has reached the maximum amount of units it can revive, it bursts into a cloud of darkness and heals units around it by 100 Hit Points.

This is just one specific situation and army composition where the Necromancer could be used.

Note:​​The maximum amount of units that can be revived in one battle is equivalent to the maximum amount of units that can be revived by one Necromancer, so you can not stack Necromancers. Also, due to the fact that multi-target inferno towers could easily destroy the Necromancer, they are unable to lock onto them. Watch out for giant bombs, as they can make a joke out of your Necromancer along with spring traps.

-What makes this unit/spell unique compared to the other units/spells in the game
It is able to revive units, unlike any other unit in the game.

- What kind of strategies this new unit would enable (concrete examples are best)
It would allow your tanks to come back to a certain amount of health, or your damage dealers such as a Pekka.

- How someone could redo their base to protect against attacks from this unit
By utilizing giant bombs and spring traps in specific spots, it could take care of the Necromancer with ease. Also, allow base funneling in order to split up the troops that the Necromancer locks onto, in order to make the Necromancer break away with some of the troops. (This is where you could use more than one Necromancer, in order to assign one to a certain group of troops.)

Edit #2

In order to combat the Necromancer's low health, I decided that it would be immune to inferno towers. Seeing that it could be over powered I added more Hit Points to the unit, and made it vulnerable to inferno towers. However, single target inferno towers would not be able to switch modes when locked onto the Necromancer, it would only be able to stay in stage one. But when an X-bow is locked onto the Necromancer it would essentially break the Veil around the Necromancer, making it possible for Inferno Towers to deal more damage.

Next, there was a question involving damage. The Necromancer is not meant to deal damage, it is simply a support troop so it would not be able to deal damage.

lastly, I made a few changes to the description and stats of this unit, so go ahead and check those out.
Thank You :D

So its a healer that isn't effected by inferno towers and heals dead troops

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Originally Posted by ultraklan

So its a healer that isn't effected by inferno towers and heals dead troops

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Thanks for the feedback :D But no, it is essentially a troop that follows around tanks such as the Golem and revives them when knocked out to certain Hit Points (Provided in initial post) . Also, it does not consistently heal a unit but rises them from the dead, and the Necromancer is not a flying unit. And once the maximum amount of units are revived, it disappears. Did you read all of the thread? You might be confused.

Can a troop be brought back from the dead more than once? and if not, it would be cool if you could assign the necromancer to a certain one troop (excludes golem), allowing them to resurrected twice (50% first time, 30% second time).

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Originally Posted by Herbie1

Description: The Necromancer is a powerful dark unit that has the power to revive its fellow units to a certain amount of health in seconds. The mystical field around the Necromancer blocks out the extreme heat of Inferno Towers!
Level 7 Dark Barracks Required, unlocked at Town Hall 10.
The Necromancer is a cloaked figure that hovers above the ground, at level one and two the cloak is pure black. However, at level three the cloak is outlined in dark green. The Necromancer's head is covered by the cloak's hood, and their eyes remain dark green.

Statistics:

Housing Space: 10

Level One
Training Cost: 300 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 100
Units Revived: 1
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2


Level Two
Training Cost: 350 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 150
Units Revived: 2
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2


Army Composition:
NeGo-WiPe
This strategy is obviously the same as Go-WiPe, however it incorporates the Necromancer. In this specific situation the attacker has two level five Golems and a level three Necromancer. Once the two Golems are deployed, the attacker must deploy the Necromancer right behind them. Now that the Necromancer is behind the golems, it will only follow them. It will stay a couple of tiles behind, waiting for the Golems to be taken out. Once the first Golem is destroyed, it will break into Golemites like normal. However, this is when the Necromancer comes in. The Necromancer holds its hands in the air, and brings the Golem back by combining the Golemites in a few seconds. Since the Necromancer is completely maxed, the Golem is revived with 3,150 Hit Points. Now the Necromancer will continue to follow the other Golem until it dies, and it will do the same thing. Now that the Necromancer has reached the maximum amount of units it can revive, it bursts into a cloud of darkness and heals units around it by 100 Hit Points.

This is just one specific situation and army composition where the Necromancer could be used.
Note:​​The maximum amount of units that can be revived in one battle is equivalent to the maximum amount of units that can be revived so you can not stack Necromancers. Also, due to the fact that multi-target inferno towers could easily destroy the Necromancer, they are unable to lock onto them. Watch out for giant bombs, as they can make a joke out of your Necromancer along with spring traps.

What makes this unit/spell unique compared to the other units/spells in the game
It is able to revive units, unlike any other unit in the game.

- What kind of strategies this new unit would enable (concrete examples are best)
It would allow your tanks to come back to a certain amount of health, or your damage dealers such as a Pekka.

- How someone could redo their base to protect against attacks from this unit
By utilizing giant bombs and spring traps in specific spots, it could take care of the Necromancer with ease. Also, allow base funneling in order to split up the troops that the Necromancer locks onto, in order to make the Necromancer break away with some of the troops. (This is where you could use more than one Necromancer, in order to assign one to a certain group of troops.)

Please let me know what you think, and provide me with some constructive criticism please :D

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Pretty dang OP. 2 pekkas and a necromancer in the middle, and easy 1 star. I like the idea though.

Two tweaks
-In your army comp, you say "level three necromancer", yet when you list the troop levels the max is 2.
-When you say the maximum amount of revives is the max amount that a necromancer can do, does that mean the maximum for the whole battle is 2 revives?

Great idea! Very original!:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Fiery4Jayden

Pretty dang OP. 2 pekkas and a necromancer in the middle, and easy 1 star. I like the idea though.

Two tweaks
-In your army comp, you say "level three necromancer", yet when you list the troop levels the max is 2.
-When you say the maximum amount of revives is the max amount that a necromancer can do, does that mean the maximum for the whole battle is 2 revives?

Great idea! Very original!:thumbsup:

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Thanks for taking your time to read over my idea :D I must apologize for any confusion, I meant to put "Level 2" Necromancer, and yes the maximum would be two revives so you can not stack revives. Any suggestions on how to make it less powerful?

I made an edit to the post down at the bottom. Please let me know what you guys think.

Thank you :D

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Originally Posted by Herbie1

Description: The Necromancer is a powerful dark unit that is available at Town Hall 10, and has the power to revive its fellow units to a certain amount of health in seconds. The mystical field around the Necromancer makes it impossible for single target inferno towers to deal more damage as time goes on!

Level 7 Dark Barracks Required.

The Necromancer is a cloaked figure that hovers above the ground, at level one and two the cloak is pure black. However, at level three the cloak is outlined in dark green. The Necromancer's head is covered by the cloak's hood, and their eyes remain dark green.

Statistics:

Housing Space: 15

Level One
Training Cost: 300 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 150
Units Revived: 1
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2

Upgrade Cost: 80,000 Dark Elixir

Level Two
Training Cost: 400 Dark Elixir
Hit Points: 200
Units Revived: 2
Amount of Health Unit Recovers: 1/2

Army Composition:
NeGo-WiPe
This strategy is obviously the same as Go-WiPe, however it incorporates the Necromancer. In this specific situation the attacker has two level five Golems and a level two Necromancer. Once the two Golems are deployed, the attacker must deploy the Necromancer right behind them. Now that the Necromancer is behind the golems, it will only follow them. It will stay a couple of tiles behind, waiting for the Golems to be taken out. Once the first Golem is destroyed, it will break into Golemites like normal. However, this is when the Necromancer comes in. The Necromancer holds its hands in the air, and brings the Golem back by combining the Golemites in a few seconds. Since the Necromancer is completely maxed, the Golem is revived with 3,150 Hit Points. Now the Necromancer will continue to follow the other Golem until it dies, and it will do the same thing. Now that the Necromancer has reached the maximum amount of units it can revive, it bursts into a cloud of darkness and heals units around it by 100 Hit Points.

This is just one specific situation and army composition where the Necromancer could be used.

Note:​​The maximum amount of units that can be revived in one battle is equivalent to the maximum amount of units that can be revived by one Necromancer, so you can not stack Necromancers. Also, due to the fact that multi-target inferno towers could easily destroy the Necromancer, they are unable to lock onto them. Watch out for giant bombs, as they can make a joke out of your Necromancer along with spring traps.

-What makes this unit/spell unique compared to the other units/spells in the game
It is able to revive units, unlike any other unit in the game.

- What kind of strategies this new unit would enable (concrete examples are best)
It would allow your tanks to come back to a certain amount of health, or your damage dealers such as a Pekka.

- How someone could redo their base to protect against attacks from this unit
By utilizing giant bombs and spring traps in specific spots, it could take care of the Necromancer with ease. Also, allow base funneling in order to split up the troops that the Necromancer locks onto, in order to make the Necromancer break away with some of the troops. (This is where you could use more than one Necromancer, in order to assign one to a certain group of troops.)

Edit #2

In order to combat the Necromancer's low health, I decided that it would be immune to inferno towers. Seeing that it could be over powered I added more Hit Points to the unit, and made it vulnerable to inferno towers. However, single target inferno towers would not be able to switch modes when locked onto the Necromancer, it would only be able to stay in stage one. But when an X-bow is locked onto the Necromancer it would essentially break the Veil around the Necromancer, making it possible for Inferno Towers to deal more damage.

Next, there was a question involving damage. The Necromancer is not meant to deal damage, it is simply a support troop so it would not be able to deal damage.

lastly, I made a few changes to the description and stats of this unit, so go ahead and check those out.
Thank You :D

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seriously I don't think this would be a good troop for some reasons , at first training cost is too much and also when you have witches that continuesly spread out skelletons , this troop does't seem to be uniqe and useful

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Originally Posted by cruelclasher

seriously I don't think this would be a good troop for some reasons , at first training cost is too much and also when you have witches that continuesly spread out skelletons , this troop does't seem to be uniqe and useful

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I'm a little confused when it comes to your response. First off, it isn't a witch. It is completely diverse in comparison to the witch. It revives units, it doesn't summon skeletons. The cost is high due to the fact that it would be a relatively strong unit. Thanks for your response :D

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Originally Posted by Herbie1

I'm a little confused when it comes to your response. First off, it isn't a witch. It is completely diverse in comparison to the witch. It revives units, it doesn't summon skeletons. The cost is high due to the fact that it would be a relatively strong unit. Thanks for your response :D

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:DI know it is not a witch ! I said when you have witches , you don't seem needing this troop , and also the idea of this unit is just like witches , I don't think this troop would be created because it is too similar to the witch , hope you get what I mean

Same idea as mine about reviving dead