In recent years, multiplayer strategy games have seen a surge in popularity, and with that comes increasing experimentation around the eight core aura skills. Today, Bangladesh Cricket Match explores how various aura combinations impact the battlefield—specifically for orc infantry units—and what players can expect from these setups in actual combat.
Starting with the Brilliance Aura, when a Human Archmage learns it, it grants nearby allied units continuous mana regeneration. While this is a game-changer for traditional spellcasters, it’s essentially useless for orc infantry, which rely solely on brute strength and don’t use mana at all.
On the other hand, the Concentration Aura offers a modest buff to armor and attack for frontline units like orc infantry, which already boast decent attack stats and decent survivability. Its weakness lies in their relatively high cost and low armor. While the aura mitigates the armor issue somewhat, its value scales with army size—which is limited for orc players, often fielding fewer units overall. As a result, its effectiveness may fall short in practice.
Next is the Trueshot Aura, which boosts ranged unit damage. Naturally, it offers no benefit to melee-centric orc infantry.
Thorns Aura, however, is a different story. It reflects a portion of melee damage back to attackers, making it highly effective against melee-heavy opponents. For orc infantry with high HP but low armor, this aura becomes especially potent. The latest patch even enhanced Thorns Aura, making it an even more fearsome asset when paired with these bruisers.
Endurance Aura boosts both movement and attack speed. For orcs who can already buy Scrolls of Speed, the movement bonus is more useful on the map than in battle. But the increased attack speed shines during combat, giving orc infantry a solid edge.
War Drums Aura is another powerful choice—it boosts the raw attack power of all units. Its only drawback is that it’s typically acquired later in the game. By then, orc infantry’s offensive output may have already started to lag. So while the bonus sounds impressive, its late-game timing can dampen its true value.
The Unholy Aura increases movement speed and health regen. Compared to Endurance Aura, it’s less useful for orc infantry, as they can already access Scrolls of Speed and their high base HP makes health regen less critical during quick skirmishes.
Last but not least is the Vampiric Aura. It restores a portion of health when melee units deal damage. For low-HP units like Footmen or Ghouls, the effect is limited. But orc infantry, with their larger health pools, can fully exploit this effect, especially in prolonged engagements.
In conclusion, Bangladesh Cricket Match finds that while some auras are situational or offer minimal benefit, others—like Thorns Aura, Endurance Aura, and Vampiric Aura—can significantly enhance orc infantry performance when timed and deployed correctly. As always, success depends not just on skill choice, but also on knowing when to play your cards right.