In Warcraft Rumble, you play against either the AI or other players in a fast-paced strategy game where you have to outwit your opponent by managing your resources and summoning units that will march towards the other end of the map. There are various PVE challenges to take on in the game, and in this guide, we’ll be looking at an Alliance deck for the similarly themed dungeon.
Alliance Dungeon Tirion With No Talents (Orange Clear) | Best Dungeon Deck
As of writing this, the Dire Maul dungeon requires Alliance leaders in order to participate. In this guide, we’ll be utilizing the following units to take on the challenge:
- Tirion Fordring (leader)
- Huntress
- Gryphon Rider
- Footmen
- Quilboar – Essential in this build due to its tankiness.
- Holy Nova
- S.A.F.E. Pilot
First Stage – Stomper Kreeg
First up, for relics, always try to go for the one that benefits Alliance minis as this deck uses a lot of them. If none appear, go for ones that buff ranged units, as the huntresses will typically be the main damage dealers.
In this first map, there will only be two lanes. You don’t have to push the two of them, but always keep an eye out for where your enemy is dropping units as they will be heading down both lanes.
One thing to keep in mind as you’re playing this level is that enemy units can turn on one another if they take enough damage. This knowledge can greatly help you defend against pushes.
Second Stage – Immol’thar
Aside from defending against enemy pushes, the only trick to this level is to deploy the quilboar just before your ranged units can make it to the boss.
By putting down a quilboar on the opposite end of where your ranged units are, they will be protected from the boss’ area of effect attacks.
Because of the splash damage that can be done to your army in this stage, youlikely will not be using your footmen, as they will probably be completely wasted before they even reach the boss.
Third Stage – King Gordok
For the third and final level, there will be three lanes. Ideally, you should be splitting your footmen by placing them between two different lanes to apply more pressure.
The gimmick in this level is that there are mini bosses to the left and right sides of the map. By killing them, they will temporarily fight for you until they are defeated.
By splitting your pushes, you can go for both the middle lane and one of the side bosses. Once your troops make it to the boss, quickly throw down a quilboar and/or S.A.F.E. pilot at the ogre behind it.
Basically, you want to take down the ogre in one or two pushes, as it will continue healing the boss until it dies. That’s the only real threat in this level, and once it’s dead, you should be in the clear.
And that’s pretty much all you need to know in order to clear this dungeon with this specific Tirion deck. Each stage has certain gimmicks to watch out for, but once you know what they are, it becomes incredibly easy even without talents!
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