Dreadnoughts can provide a Golem front line, additional fire-based attacks, and present the potential to train pistolier Eagle Riders that need never suffer an enemy retaliation. Sorcerers, and to a lesser extent Arch Druids, can cover both bases.
However, halflings still prefer to keep their enemy at a distance when possible, with their Adventurers providing a cheap but effective archer-like unit with little infrastructure, and their Farmers able to break up and slow down an enemy advance with some well-aimed livestock.Ĭlass Synergies Halflings can do well with classes that can provide an alternative front line while giving them an answer to physical-resistant foes.
Meanwhile, their fast but fragile Eagle Riders have an ability that allows them to attack enemy troops without retaliation, potentially reducing the damage they receive, while the fireworks of Jesters can dazzle enemy troops, allowing the rest of the army to attack them without fear. To assist in this, many halfling class support units have the ability to boost the morale of their army, and their Brew Brothers are excellent healers capable of raising the health of friendly troops above their normal maximums, although their physical-based attacks leave halflings with few answers against incorporeal foes. Their signature countermeasure is the Lucky feature, giving them a chance to avoid all of the damage from an enemy strike – however, the luck of the halflings is dependent on their morale, making keeping morale up particularly important for halflings. Summary While often poor in melee, Halflings have a number of tricks to make up for this.
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