| “ | Arblasters deal additional ice damage and cast a blessing when they die. Blessing strength is based on Troop and Boost Level. | „ |
Frenzy Frost Blasters deal ice damage instead of piercing damage. Upon dying, a frost blaster releases a healing effect that affects friendly units in offense mode and structures in defense mode around him for a few seconds.
Strengths[]
- Slowing effect: With his ice damage, a frost blaster can effectively slow down an enemy unit.
- Range: With their big range, Frenzy Frost Blasters can fight well across lanes.
- Healing: A dying frost blaster heals surrounding units, making a group of them hard to overcome. Even heavy attacks from things like a Bladestorm or a mortar attack often only kill one blaster, which instantly heals the rest of the group. When used on the defense, even structures can be healed this way.
Weaknesses[]
- Fragile: Compared to other boosted units, a Frenzy Frost Blaster doesn't have much health. In groups, this is, however, often compensated by the healing effect the first dying blaster releases.
- Structures: Like the original arblaster, its boosted version is of little help against towers and obstacles.
- Easily distracted: Like cannons, frost blasters can reach towers or obstacles in the next lane. Since they cannot deal much damage against structures, this can keep them occupied and prevent them from advancing.
- Instant area damage: Instant damage that kills an entire group of frost blasters at once effectively neutralizes their ability to heal others after death. This makes spells like Swordrain, Blizzard, and potentially Hammerstrike effective against groups of frost blasters. Ogre strikes have the same advantage if they can get close enough.
Levels[]
| Level | Ice Damage | Blessing Power |
Blessing Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  +44%
|
 40%
|
2.0s
|
| 2 | +46%
|
45%
|
2.5s
|
| 3 | +48%
|
50%
|
3.0s
|
| 4 | +50%
|
55%
|
3.5s
|
| 5 | +52%
|
60%
|
4.0s
|
| 6 | +54%
|
65%
|
5.0s
|