Jungle Elves Faction

The Jungle Elves use their relationships to the animals around them to their advantage. They revel in the uncaring savagery of nature, and love to unleash their trained animals on unprepared foes. Lions outmaneuver Jungle Elf enemies, and elephants trample them. What combatants survive the onslaught are slain by superior elven archers.

Jungle Elf players like to act with decisiveness. They like to move fast, hit hard, and keep their opponent off balance. A Jungle Elf deck relies on momentum to drive it forward, their own weaknesses hidden by keeping their enemy off guard.

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Recent Unit Comments

Elien commented on Abua Shi:

No, it quite clearly says 1 magic to add one attack.

RudahD commented on Abua Shi:

Can i spent X Magic Points to add X to the attack Value of an unit, using Abuas's ability?

sitnam90 commented on Lioness:

I like the lady lions but I find Hunting Pride annoying when trying to move my other units first. Problem with using archers is you have to move the archer first. I prefer archers with gorillas, and the lionesses as a group by themselves. Great CoH targets

Zebulin commented on Lioness:

These guys are underrated. 2 attack for 1 cost is amazing against champs, and they don't take away a movement. Use them with Archers.

thenightsshadow commented on Jungle Guard:

But...but...but even I don't run more than 2. Anyways, Jungle Guards are a nice little trick to force your opponent to get crazy. If you run a suite of veritable attack types, from Spear Grounders and Jungle Guards to JE Archers and Bounders to even Time Mages, you have yourself a deck that no low-life Summoner will ever escape from. And that's satisfying.

TheOne commented on Jungle Guard:

I'm a fan of Common-play, but this guy is both worlds. He's both Common and Champion-in-sense, in that he's costed and versatile like a Champ, but is a Common. In a costy faction like JE, don't pack in more than 2 unless you're doing pure Lionesses/Archers or you're thenightsshadow.

TheOne commented on Abua Shi:

Jungle Elf units are pretty straightforward. They're glass cannons dedicated to mess you up. Abua Shi emphasizes this aggression theme by his ability: he sacrifices his attack and a point of Magic just to up your attack die count by 1.