DISCLAIMER: I make no claims that this is the Best way, Right way, or even a Good way to take out a level 10 NPC. This is simply a strategy I used and that worked well for me with the heroes, techs, and troops that I had available.
Level 10 Conquer-
Recommend using War Horn, Corselet, and Penicillin if you have them available to help minimize your losses and beef up your troops.
I also recommend at least 2 Heroes with an attack of at least 160 or higher for the spearhead. The hero attack doesn't matter quite as much for the remaining loyalty waves, but the higher it is, the fewer losses you will take.
The shorter distance you have to travel the better. If you have it available, take over a level 10 flat right beside the city you will be attacking from. Build a new city and abandon it to create your Level 10 NPC. If you are unable to do this then you may need to make adjustments to the examples I will be posting here.
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Most of what I've been finding about level 10 attacks say that your spearhead wave (first wave) should look something like this:
96 000 Archer
2 000 warrior
2 000 worker
And result in a loss of anywhere from 15 000 - 70 000 archers, or on occasion even the loss of the entire wave.
this would be mainly because of the low level hero I had at the time.
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Seems pretty expensive in my opinion. Even 15 000 archers is more than I want to see lost in a single wave. So I decided to try something else and see what kind of results I would have.
I decided to use a 2 part spearhead. (two attacks within a few seconds of each other)
This is how I set it up:
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Wave 1
95 000 Warrior
1000 worker
1000 warrior
1000 pike
1000 scout
1000 sword
Which resulted in a complete loss of the wave, but fairly substantial clearing of the defenses / troops.
Wave 2
89 000 Archer
3 500 scouts
1 000 warrior
1 000 pike
2 500 ballista
2 000 transport
Which resulted in a victory with only 5129 archers lost and of course the rainbow / layer troops.
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Compared to the recommended spearhead of 95 000 archers, this seems to have cut the archer loss by about half.
Granted, I took a 95 000 warrior loss, but warriors are much less expensive to make both in time and resource cost, which I felt at least for myself was acceptable.
About 15 seconds behind the spearhead ( I allowed a little extra time for the initial 2 attacks to hit to ensure they would land first) came the loyalty waves. My loyalty waves were sent in 2 different configurations. The first wave of each group of attacks was as follows:
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Loyalty wave 1
20 000 Archer
10000 Warrior
This first wave of each loyalty attack group cleared any respawns with few losses. Most often, a couple hundred archer and warrior.
20 000 Warrior
1000 Archer
This second wave I sent in quick succession behind the first loyalty wave. losses where minimal between the 50 - 100 range.
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Once the rotation of the loyalty waves got going, the losses became fewer and fewer with each attack until there were almost no losses at all.
In the end, once I took the city, I lost less than 20 000 total archers.
I didn't keep track of the exact numbers of all the troops. My highest losses were my warriors, but as I menitoned before, they are much cheaper and faster to replace than archers. And if you are trying to get your archers built up, and still want to get that Queen quest done, a similar method to this may be what you are looking for.




Scouts saves me 1-2k Archers every time I send them from the traps, so personally I like scouts more, but that's just me.

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