Artemios, Forest God

Artemios, the Forest God, is one of the three members of the lower pantheon. Artemios can be summoned once a player has joined an alliance at the Altar of Summoning.

Praying to Artemios grants the player increased wood production.

Only a follower of Artemios can research and train forest units.

''Editors opinion: Players might consider Artemios if they are willing to work their way down to a very strong ranged unit, the lycan. Most other forest unit act as support, with lycans being the primary firepower. Lycans remain a very strong unit, viable against many units in the upper pantheon. Lycans are also very strong in the Celestial Citadel event, though they take considerably longer to recruit than the dancers of Daonis. Artemios might be considered viable against the upper pantheon, but lycans against halflings is a fight Artemios is not likely to win.''

Razorback
Razorbacks are fighter type units with decent attack and poor defensive stats. Attacks from the razorback poison the target, which can deal significant damage over 2 turns.

Razorbacks are of the beast race, which gives them the guts ability. Guts increases the damage of the razorbacks when attacking an enemy that has attacked or or that it has previously attacked. Beasts are also subject to any ability affecting beasts, most notably those of the Catcher.

Nymph
The nymph is a sorcerer type unit with low magic attack and decent defensive stats. The nymph functions primarily as a healer, restoring the health of all friendly units each turn. The heal will not affect itself, though multiple nymphs may heal each other. Nymphs work well with Dendroids, as they have good defensive stats and receive 50% more healing. Note this heal does not restore any lost units, and will heal a percentage of one units health.

Nymphs are considered flying, and are immune to splash damage and ground attacks, such as those from cyclops or destroyer, respectively.

''Editors tip: Since the nymph's healing ability does not change no matter how many nymphs are in a stack, 1 nymph can do the same job as a full stack. Bringing more than 1 is generally a waste of space.''