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    Default The Book of Lioneer

    The Book of Lioneer
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    Bio: No combat units better symbolize the blazing speed of the Jungle Elves than the Lioneers. These Elven warriors, mounted on the backs of the strongest of their trained lions can tear across the battlefield, ripping even the strongest Summoners to shreds.

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    When I seen these guys I was thinking there is no way I'm going to summon them most of the time. But they have become my favorite unit they have. most games I get 2 out and a Champ or 2.

    I love these guys.
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    That's the great thing about lioneers. You don't have to get out a lot, all it takes is one or two to really put a hurting on your opponent

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    In addition to being powerful, they distract your opponent from a champion that may be creeping up on their summoner. If the Lioneer lives, then you can even use Chant of Deception to get a tronger unit in. And then the Lioneer can Ride back in and attack again!

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    Thats a pretty solid tactic. Charge the lion, CoD it for Miti Mumway, then charge it back in.

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    Except you can't use Chant of Deception until the opponent has an entire turn to kill the Lioneer. With only two life, I don't think many of them are going to survive more than a turn adjacent to a Summoner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sujoah View Post
    In addition to being powerful, they distract your opponent from a champion that may be creeping up on their summoner. If the Lioneer lives, then you can even use Chant of Deception to get a stronger unit in. And then the Lioneer can Ride back in and attack again!
    Or, to help keep him alive, summon Ru in such a way as to get the Lioneer in a new position to get to the summoner, move the Lioneer up in one of the corners of your opponenet's side of the board, then, next turn, (if he's still alive) CoD Ru with the Lioneer, then the Lioneer moves up, Ru attacks, (having not technically moved) Lioneer attacks, and if you improved one of the attacks with Abua's power, you are rolling 8 dice! No summoner in the game could survive the full power of this, and many would fall if you just missed one or two.
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    A decent tactic, one I just used yesterday in fact. But it was risky, I was relying on the fact that I would hit all if not most of my dice.
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    I prefer just to summon one have it attack the summoner then when he is dead move in another. And keep repeating til the summoner is dead. In order to use this correctly you must have all your walls so you can a Lioneer and it can reach the back row where ever you summon it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marroking1 View Post
    I prefer just to summon one have it attack the summoner then when he is dead move in another. And keep repeating til the summoner is dead. In order to use this correctly you must have all your walls so you can a Lioneer and it can reach the back row where ever you summon it.
    Yeah, I can only see one problem with this strategy... it's too blasted EXPENSIVE!!!!!! Forget the champs, just fling Lioneers at the enemy. What's up with that? Do you hate all three champs the JEs have or something? I admit Shikwa is useless, but the other two are AMAZING!! What if you're facing Grognack? What then?
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