Targeted structure temporarily gains +250% resources.īalin temporarily empowers a friendly hero, granting them an increase to armor and experience gain. Only affects Dwarven troops.īalin grants +15% movement speed to nearby units and heroes.ĭramatically increases Balin’s vision range. Temporarily increases Kili's rate of fire by 50%. Kili permanently gains a boost in evasion to ranged attacks Kili gains +20% attack damage when near Fili. Refreshes nearby hero ability timers and heals nearby units.įili gains +20% attack damage when near Kili.įili deals heavy damage to a single target, temporarily crippling it.įili temporarily gains +25% attack and movement speed. Activate to draw the sword and temporarily gain +75% magic damage.Įnemy units around Thorin are slowed and lose -30% armor. You can order a copy here.Thorin attains Orcrist.
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