* This ranking is for Assistant Generals.
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Assumptions

Compatibility with the main general

It is not possible to make an absolute ranking, since the compatibility with the main general must also be taken into account.

The rankings in this article do not include as a ranking factor who can be paired with whom.
Basically, the rankings are based solely on the height of the buffs.

Please also refer to the “General’s Combination Compatibility List” in this article.

Evaluation Criteria

The following 3 types.

• Evaluation 1 – Considers only Buffs
  • Add up the percentages of the 5 types of buffs: attack, defense, HP, march size, and rally capacity.
• Evaluation 2 – Considers Buffs & Skill book limitations
  • If there is a skill book that cannot be used, points are deducted from the Evaluation 1 score.
  • For example: if an attack skill book is not available, -25.
• Evaluation 3 – Considers Buffs & Skill book limitations & Debuffs
  • If a general has a debuff, its percentage is added to the score of Evaluation 2.
  • If debuffs for all types of troops, the debuff value x4.

Since I think that the most practical is evaluation 2, the ranking is in the order of the highest evaluation 2.

The ranking of the evaluation 1 and 3 can be seen by rearranging the table in the article. Please refer to it if you are interested.

Ranking of assistants with dragons attached

Assigning dragons to assistants is not practical for most players, so they have been excluded from the rankings.

However, they are included in the table, so if you are interested, please refer to that list.

4 types of ranking

The ranking is divided into the following four categories (2 x 2)

Category 1: with or without Marching Buff

• A) for March & Rally
  • With Marching buff
• B) for Reinforce to an ally’s keep & Wall Defender
  • Without Marching buff

Some buffs that each general has are not valid if they are used as reinforcements to an ally’s keep or if they are made defenders of their own keep. (For more information: Buff / Debuff – Basic Guide)

In other words, some generals have “march/rally and “Reinforcements to an ally’s keep/Defenders” have very different performances.

For this reason, the ranking is divided between these 2 types.

Category 2: with or without Specialty

• 1) Basic skills only
  • Mainly for F2P (Free to Play) or players who pay a little.
• 2) Basic skills + Specialty
  • Mainly for players with heavy payer.

Each general’s performance depends largely on his ability to maximize the 4 specialties. And it is difficult to maximize all 4 unless you are a heavy payer. (Reference : Specialty Guide)

Therefore, the ranking is divided into two categories: without specialties and with specialties.

A) for March & Rally

= With Marching Buffs. (Reference: Buff / Debuff – Basic Guide)

A-1) Basic skills only

Mainly for F2P (Free to Play) or players who pay a little.

Specialties are not included.

Does not include additional basic skills added by ascending. (They do not add up due to the specifications.)

1. Pyrrhus

• Score 85
• Attack 35% / Defense 35% / HP 15% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

2. Aurelian

• Score 75
• Attack 40% / Defense 0% / HP 35% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

3. Scipio Africanus

• Score: 70
• Attack 30% / Defense 0% / HP 40% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

Table (A-1) March/Rally – Basic Skills only

A-2) Basic skills + Specialty

Mainly for players with heavy payer.

For those who want to compare by the maximum value of assistants buffs.

1. Pyrrhus

• Score 216
• Attack 90% / Defense 70% / HP 50% / March Size 6% / Rally Size 0%

2. Aurelian

• Score 200
• Attack 95% / Defense 20% / HP 85% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

3. Alessandra

• Score: 188
• Attack 80% / Defense 20% / HP 80% / March Size 8% / Rally Size 0%

3. Scipio Africanus

• Score: 188
• Attack 60% / Defense 36% / HP 86% / March Size 6% / Rally Size 0%

Table (A-2) March/Rally – Basic Skills + Specialty

B) for Reinforce to an ally’s city & Wall Defender

= Without Marching Buffs. (Reference: Buff / Debuff – Basic Guide)

When a reinforcement to “Alliance member’s City”, or a wall defender, the “marching buff” (“when General is leading the army to attack” buff) is disabled.

NOTE: When a reinforcement to “Building”, the “marching buff” is enabled. See section A.

B-1) Basic skills only

1. Pyrrhus

• Score 85
• Attack 35% / Defense 35% / HP 15% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

2. Trajan

• Score 50
• Attack 15% / Defense 15% / HP 20% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%

3. Turenne

• Score 45
• Attack 35% / Defense 35% / HP 0% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%
• Can’t attach the Attack skill book

Table (B-1) Reinforce/Defender – Basic Skills only

B-2) Basic skills + Specialty

1. Pyrrhus

• Score 206
• Attack 80% / Defense 70% / HP 50% / March Size 6% / Rally Size 0%

2. Turenne

• Score 180
• Attack 95% / Defense 70% / HP 40% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%
• Can’t attach the Attack skill book

3. Soult

• Score 160
• Attack 95% / Defense 40% / HP 50% / March Size 0% / Rally Size 0%
• Can’t attach the Attack skill book

Table (B-2) Reinforce/Defender – Basic Skills + Specialty

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