Tauren Chieftain Warcraft 3
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Neoseeker Forums » Mac Games » Strategy / Simulation » Warcraft III » re: Chieftain VS Blademaster? Chieftain VS Blademaster? Warcraft III. Chieftain VS Blademaster? They were called Tenth Level Tauren Chieftain in the days of Warcraft III, changed to Level 60 Elite when WoW came out, then went up to 70 with the release of the Burning Crusade expansion and 80 with Wrath of the Lich King, to keep up with the maximum level.
None of this information is official or final - consider it a work in progress.Tauren Chieftain. Side: OrcHit Points: 725Mana: 210Strength: 25Agility: 20Intelligence: 14Armor: 2Range: Melee (ground only)Damage: 27-37Movement: AverageNote: Hero stats increase significantly as they go up in levels and acquire magical items.DescriptionAccording to Blizzard, 'These elder Tauren warriors lead their Tribes in daily life as well as in battle. Ceremoniously decked with the ancient totems of their Tribes, Chiefs uphold the honor and simplicity of Tauren culture. When roused by battle, the gigantic Chiefs employ enormous warblades which are capable of tearing through solid trees with one mighty swipe. The Chiefs are fascinated by the Orcs, especially their young leader, Thrall.
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The Chiefs see an opportunity to help the Orcs return to their traditional roots by providing a strong example of honor and courage through all Tauren warriors.' This guy is your big bruiser, your tank, a great melee fighter who can also help you take out towns but probably isn't going to be much use against an air-heavy opponent. He makes a good one, two, or three Hero, a guy you can plug in anywhere in the game and get results from.He works as a good number one or number two Hero because his high hit points will help ensure his early survivability, and as he levels up during the course of a game, he'll only become that much more powerful - especially if he gets Reincarnation.
Tauren ChieftainRaceFactionStatisticsHit points725 (1425.)Hit point regenerationAlwaysHit point regeneration rate1.50 (2.94.) HP/sec.Mana225 (390.)Mana Regeneration rate0.76 (1.35.) Mana/sec.Gold425Lumber100Food5Produced atBuild time55 sec.HotkeyTCombatWeapon(s)WarbladeNormal attack:32 (60.)RangeMeleeAttack typeCooldown1.85 (1.58.) sec.Weapon typeNormalArmor TypeHeroArmor2 (6.)Movement SpeedAverage (270)SoundSound SetHero ParametersPrimary AttributeStrength25 (+3.2/level)Agility10 (+1.5/level)Intelligence15 (+1.3/level). This article or section contains taken from, the manuals, and/or official bonus maps.These elder warriors lead their Tribes in daily life as well as in battle. Ceremoniously decked with the ancient totems of their Tribes, Chiefs uphold the honor and simplicity of Tauren culture. When roused by battle, the gigantic Chiefs employ enormous warblades which are capable of tearing through solid trees with one mighty swipe. The Chiefs are fascinated by the, especially their young leader,. The Chiefs see an opportunity to help the Orcs return to their traditional roots by providing a strong example of honor and courage through all Tauren warriors.
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Contents.Statistics LevelAttack (Ground/Air)ArmorStrengthAgilityIntelligenceHit PointsMana127-37 32 avg/None225230-40 35 avg/None240333-43 38 avg/None255436-46 41 avg/None270539-49 44 avg/None5300643-53 48 avg/None5315746-56 51 avg/None0330849-59 54 avg/None5360952-62 57 avg/None03751055-65 60 avg/None5390Hero names. Marn Thunderhoof (pre-release animation), Tygore Dusthoof, Tam Windtotem, Durn Harpyslayer, Kam Ghoststeer, Mull Stormhoof, Grok Bloodhorn, Malar Plainstrider, Taur Runetotem.InformationThe Tauren Chieftain is useful for both. Due to the Chieftain's large size many players have difficulty controlling him. They don't understand how to use him correctly and fail to use him to his full potential.
The key is to either keep him away from the enemy, toward the rear of the battle, or to rush him straight into the middle of the enemy then use War Stomp. Whenever he becomes 'stuck' use War Stomp to clear some room. Top players have excellent success with the Chieftain.War Stomp is a great ability. At its highest level War Stomp stuns for as long as 5 seconds and deals 75 damage; while not a lot, the stun is effective against both Heroes and common units alike for your or allied units to pick off the enemy. Is also effective at killing Heroes as 'nuke' damage and support units, though generally getting into the most optimal position is unlikely. Endurance Aura is the Chieftain's most dangerous ability in team matches, as it provides all allied units in range an increase in both attack and movement speed, which stacks with Unholy Frenzy and Bloodlust. Reincarnation allows him to dodge death once every four minutes and thus save the cost of an occasional revive.For point spending strategies it is recommended to with Endurance Aura and either Shockwave or War Stomp depending on your setup.
Trailer wiring harness. Shockwave and War Stomp together is ill-advised because the Chieftain will not have enough mana to consistently use both spells at low levels.Spells and abilities Shock wave. DurationCooldownEffectHero Level Req7 sec.240 sec.Hero comes back to life6Reincarnation can allow the Chieftain to take a lot of damage and die on purpose because he can come back to life again. It can also of course allow him to come back to life when he dies by mistake. Reincarnation can save the cost of reviving the Hero, especially at higher levels where the cost and revival time become very high. If the enemy has clearly won and is waiting for him to Resurrect they may kill him again very quickly. When you come back the second time and find yourself surrounded you may wish to use a Scroll of Teleport to get away since you cannot resurrect again.Since he dodges death once with Reincarnation, experience is only gained when he is killed before Reincarnation is reset.Quotes. SeePatch changes Patch 1.17.
Shockwave no longer damages a targeted friendly unit.Patch 1.15. Shockwave area of effect width reduced to 125 from 250.Patch 1.13. Shockwave now has a damage cap of roughly 12 units affected. Note thatthis limit will not typically be reached except in team games. (2003-07-03):. Shockwave area of effect width reduced to 250 from 300. Tauren Chieftain speed increased to 270 from 250.
The Tauren Chieftain now has a smaller collision size: 32 down from 48. This means that he takes up less space on the ground.External links.