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| − | A ''Hero'' is a unit type that increases either a unit's [[morale]] or can demoralize enemies and heal your own soldiers. | + | A ''Hero'' is a unit type that increases either a unit's [[morale]] or can demoralize enemies and heal your own soldiers. However, only one hero can be used at one time. |
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| + | * If you choose the hero St. Albans ([[Atomic Age - Modern]]), he will increase your unit's fighting capabilities, and even increase your citizen's productivity. | ||
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| + | * If you choose the hero R.W. Bresden ([[Atomic Age - Modern]]), he will heal your wounded units, and can decrease your enemies' fighting capability with the special ability, Battle Cry. | ||
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| + | * Only one of these hero types may be used at one time. However, if your hero dies, you can pick the other hero or choose the same hero you had as before. | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 11 February 2010
A Hero is a unit type that increases either a unit's morale or can demoralize enemies and heal your own soldiers. However, only one hero can be used at one time.
For example:
- If you choose the hero St. Albans (Atomic Age - Modern), he will increase your unit's fighting capabilities, and even increase your citizen's productivity.
- If you choose the hero R.W. Bresden (Atomic Age - Modern), he will heal your wounded units, and can decrease your enemies' fighting capability with the special ability, Battle Cry.
- Only one of these hero types may be used at one time. However, if your hero dies, you can pick the other hero or choose the same hero you had as before.
