LegionTD 1.22 The Drunken Horde

Legion TD is a tower defense game, where players build units to defend against waves of enemies while strategizing to attack their opponents. It is a mix of strategy, resource management, and teamwork. Mastering unit placements, economic balance, and wave predictions will lead to victory. Keep practicing different strategies and adapt to different team compositions to become a Legion TD champion!

- Defend your King from enemy leaks. - Build and upgrade units efficiently to survive and outlast opponents. - Send mercenaries to pressure opponents while managing your own economy.

- Players receive gold each round to build and upgrade fighters. - Fighters automatically engage in combat when waves spawn. - Placement and synergy of fighters are crucial for efficiency. - Fighters belong to different tiers and have unique abilities.

- A key economic guideline to follow (Wisps/Lumberjack): -> Level 1: your economy should be at least 3/1. -> Level 3: aim for 7/2. -> Level 4: aim for 10/5. -> Level 7: aim for 10/8. - Avoid over-investing in the economy at the expense of your army, as this can leave you vulnerable to enemy attacks. - Gold is earned by clearing waves, sending mercenaries, and maintaining income. - Sending mercenaries to opponents increases your own income. - Balancing economy and defense is key to long-term success.

- Enemy waves spawn at the start of each round. - Surviving fighters move to the King to defend against leaked enemies from other players. - Leaked enemies move to the King. All players must defend him. - Defeating leaks grants bonus gold.

- The King is the final defense line. - The team whose King dies first loses the game. - Can be upgraded with lumber to increase HP, attack, HP regeneration, and abilities (Dark Presence, Royal Presence, Provoke Anarchy). - All players contribute to defending the King.

- Choose a race or roll for random fighters. - Strategically place units to counter the upcoming wave. - Save or spend gold wisely to maintain a balance between economy and defense.

- Waves spawn, and fighters automatically engage in battle. - Stronger waves appear in later rounds, requiring better unit compositions.

- Send mercenaries to opponents to disrupt enemy defense. - Generating income early improves late-game potential. - Invest in lumber production to improve income but beware of weakened defense.

- Waves become significantly stronger. - Players with weak economies struggle to keep up. - The game ends when a team's King dies.

[Major Changes] - Map name changed from OZE to TDH. - Default game mode is set to PRCCAH X3. - Host can choose send and creep multiplier. - Added Quick Game mode that ends the game after the level 10 arena. - AH (Auto Heal) and CC (Challenge Champion) are set to default. - Each player can start one votekick per game. The host can start unlimited votekicks. - New host-only commands to release King control: -westking (-wk) and -eastking (-ek). - Added a grid system that can be turned on or off with a button. - Reworked scoreboard - removed name tags, added King HP and heals, and adjusted its size. - Disabled Money Glitch in the Prophet Hybrid (PH) and All Pick (AP) game modes. - You can now save replays. - Improved in-game text and grammar. - Improved parts of the code for better performance.

[The Creators] * LISK - The original creator of Legion TD. He developed the game up to versions 1.5/1.6 before moving on to Starcraft 2. ⭐ Egze – The creator of Legion TD 2. After LISK stepped away, Egze carried the torch, expanding and refining the game. His version gained immense popularity until an unfortunate setback - a discovered cheat combined with the loss of his PC and source files prevented further updates. ⭐ HuanAK – The creator of Legion TD 3. He took over development after Egze, continuing to evolve the game beyond version 2.7. [Special Thanks] A huge thanks to Excellent and the OZGame Team. Special recognition to Rholor, Luna, and RaVeN. Today, the legacy of Legion TD 4.7D lives on as the Drunken Horde. The map is actively updated by Grünwald, speige, and K1ramoX.

- Don't overspend early, focus on a balanced economy. - Don't send mercenaries alone, always coordinate with your team. - Learn how to position fighters for maximum efficiency. - Always check upcoming waves and prepare counters. - Upgrade your King in emergencies to avoid losing the game.

- Master synergy between fighter types for optimal performance. - Efficiently manage lumber for mercenaries and economy upgrades. - Adapt your build based on your team’s composition and opponents strategies. - Focus on teamwork, communicate leaks and coordinate King upgrades.