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Here’s a clear and structured beginner-to-intermediate guide for Legion TD, a popular tower defense game in Warcraft III and standalone versions like Legion TD 2.

Placement is the difference between a clean hold and a massive leak. Splitting: legion td guide

1. The Reliable: Yozora (Mage) + Starlock

How to place: Yozora first, then two Starlocks behind.
Wave strength: 1-5 (excellent), weak wave 7.
Transition: Add a Tempest (for anti-air) by wave 5.
Worker timing: Build workers on waves 2, 3, 5, 6.
Why it works: Yozora’s ability reduces magic armor for Starlock’s beams.

📈 Mid Game (Waves 6–12) – Identify Weakness

Important Waves

| Wave | Damage Type | Armor Type | Good vs | Weak vs | |------|-------------|------------|---------|---------| | 6 (Salamanders) | Magic | Fortified | Melee tanks | Ranged magic DPS (Sorcerer, Hades) | | 8 (Turtles) | Pierce | Fortified | Heavy armor | Magic damage (Witch, Soul Gate) | | 10 (Brutes) | Impact | Heavy | Squishy units | Fortified armor (Gateguard, Treant) | | 11 (Ghosts) | Magic | Heavy | High HP tanks | Disperse magic or high magic resist | How to place: Yozora first, then two Starlocks behind

Units are bought at tiers; combining or upgrading units increases strength.
Higher-tier units cost more but often have game-changing abilities or synergies.

The Strategy: Pick 2-3 unit types and upgrade them. Do not build one of everything. A fully upgraded T3 unit is often stronger than four separate T1 units.

Scenario: You hold Wave 7 easily. You have 500 value.
Next Wave: Wave 8 is weak for you. You build another 200 value "just in case."
Result: You hold Wave 8 easily.
The Problem: You wasted 200 gold. That 200 gold could have been income sending you +5 gold per wave for the rest of the game. In a 20-wave game, that is 100 gold lost, plus the compounding interest.

Too many workers → weak defense → you leak → you lose king health → you lose.
Too few workers → strong defense but poor income → opponent out-scales you → you lose in rounds 12-15.

The Value vs. Income Dilemma

Value: The total gold worth of your fighters on the board. High value = strong defense.
Income: The gold you earn passively every wave. You increase income by sending creeps to the enemy.