Attack Type: Normal
Armor Type: Hero
CANNOT ATTACK AIR
Hotkey: ?
Abilities:
 Wind Walk:
So adept and agile are the blademasters that they can move so quickly that
they appear to be invisible to the naked eye.
Just see for yourself. Use this often. Quite a nice spell. Can be used for sabotage work.
But then, it'll be much better to focus on the others first.
75 mana / cool down time : short
Level 1: -100 mana; +10% movement speed; lasts 20 seconds; invisible.
Level 2: -75 mana; +40% movement speed; lasts 40 seconds; invisible.
Level 3: -25 mana; +70% movement speed; lasts 60 seconds; invisible.
 Mirror Image:
One of the blademasters' more mystical abilities is to create duplicate
phantom images of themselves. Though the phantom images can move about
freely of their own volition, they are not true entities unto themselves.
Images suffer double the damage + can't deal damage.
In a pitched battle, you can confuse the human players.
Best used against those human players who have never seen this
before. While they are in a state of shock, you can wipe his
army out easily.
It's best to put your 1st ability point in this 1st.
If you use this correctly, you shouldn't suffer damage at the
hands of creeps.
150 mana / cool down time N/A
Level 1: Creates 1 illusion.
Level 2: Creates 2 illusions.
Level 3: Creates 3 illusions.
 Critical Strike:
By channeling their potent powers in one focused strike, blademasters can
cause even greater damage to their enemies.
Increases damage by a great deal.
Top up on this anyway. You never know, you just might be lucky.
And I have discovered that I'm actually quite a lucky guy^*^
Passive
Level 1: 15% chance; 2x normal damage.
Level 2: 15% chance; 3x normal damage.
Level 3: 15% chance; 4x normal damage.
 Bladestorm:
By focusing their warrior energies, blademasters can become living
cyclones of fighting rage. Spinning their great blades faster than the naked
eye can see, they are capable of simultaneously damaging any enemy
troops in their vicinity.
Can move around while using it.
Use this only when surrounded.
110 damage per second to nearby enemy land units.
250 mana / cool down time: extremly long
Practical uses of the Blademaster:Though their numbers are few, the seasoned blademasters represent an elite
fighting force within the horde. These skilled swordsmen were once part of
the ill-fated Burning Blade clan that consumed itself in the throes of
demonic corruption. With their clan scattered and broken, the proud
blademasters swore a grim oath to free themselves and their brethren from
demonic control once and for all. Under Thrall's command, the blademasters
have once again joined the horde and serve as the young warchief's personal
guard. Though blademasters are masters of stealth and guile, they value
personal honor above all else.
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Chain Lightning:
Farseers have the ability to cast bolts of lightning so powerful that they
continue to seek out enemy troops in a wide area of effect. The raging bolts
continue to strike new victims until the spell's energies finally deplete.
Can hit multiple enemies.
Quite useful when there are a lot of enemies together.
Recommended to put your 1st ability point in here.
Far Sight:
Far Seers have the uncanny ability to percieve distant places and events
through a form of spirit sight. This ability allows them to anticipate enemy
movements and maintain the element of surprise for the horde's
fighting forces.
Just put 1 and only 1 point into it to scout the unknown regions.
Feral Spirit:
One of the farseers' most otherworldy powers is their ability to call forth
powerful wolven apparitions. As the Farseer gains experience, more powerful
wolves may be summoned to his side.
Ultra useful on sabotage mission.
One of the best summoning spell.
Top up on this as soon as possible.
When the spell is at level 3, the wolves are extremely useful in
sabotage work. Ultra effective against enemies who can't see
invisible units.
Just go to the enemy base and wrack his basic worker units,
then when discovered, just stop attacking and run to an open space.
The wolves will then turn invisible again, and you can then do
it again.
Earthquake:
Part of the Far Seers' power over nature is the ability to command the fury
of the earth. When roused, farseers can cause the earth to quake violently.
When called with precision, can cause heavy destruction to enemy structures
and slow hapless foes.
Can't move, attack, cast other spells during this period.
Useless spell. Might as well use catapults to
knock down the buildings.
50 damage/second to buildings; slowing units by 75%;lasts 25 seconds.
Shockwave:
The mighty chieftains can swing their totems so hard that their impacts
create powerful linear shockwaves that can damage any enemies bold
enough to stand before them.
Can damage a line of enemies.
Hit a clump of enemies, then run.
While they are chasing you, they will be in a line.
Cast this spell then.
War Stomp:
The tauren's massive totem can impact the ground with such force that
every enemy within a wide radius of the chieftain is damaged and stunned
for a short period of time.
Can hit enemies within an area centralized on the tauren chieftains.
Not very good and not very bad. Put points in it as you like.
Endurance Aura:
So heartening and stirring are the mighty chieftains that they exude an aura
of strength and courage to all who accompany them. The chieftains' auras help
their comrades to run and attack more quickly.
Can assist nearby friendly units.
Top up on this as soon as possible.
Reincarnation:
The tauren chieftains hold such sacred bonds with their Earthmother that
they can actually be reincarnated after they die in combat. Though this
ability is very rare, it makes the wise, benevolent chieftains a dangerous
foe to threaten.
Ultimate: When killed, the tauren chieftain will be revived automatically.
This is a must-have for the tauren chieftain.
Put a point in it as soon as possible.