Warwall Juggernaut Breakdown | Why This 9-Mana Water Monster is a Beast in Position 2
Hello fellow warriors! Trust you are all doing well and having a great day.
Today, I want to share a breakdown of a very interesting Water monster called Warwall Juggernaut. This is an Epic card from the Ulund set. It costs a massive 9 mana to deploy, but it brings some really heavy stats and useful abilities to the battlefield.
Let’s take a look at what this card offers and how you can use it in your lineups!
Card Stats and Level Breakdown
Warwall Juggernaut is built like a total wall. Right from level 1, it comes with a huge 10 health and 2 armor, which makes it very hard for opponents to knock out quickly.
Here is how its stats look as you level it up:
- Level 1 to 2: It starts with 1 to 2 melee attack, 3 speed, 2 armor, and 10 health. Right away at level 1, it gives you two abilities: Reach and Retaliate.
- Level 3 to 4: Its melee attack increases to 2 and 3, armor goes up to 3 and 4, while health stays at 10. At level 3, it unlocks its third ability, Thorns.
- Level 5 to 6 (Max Level): At level 5, it unlocks Shield. By level 6, it reaches 4 melee attack, 3 speed, 5 armor, and 12 health.
Understanding its Abilities
What makes this card really cool is how its abilities work together during a match:
Reach: This lets Warwall Juggernaut attack from the second position right behind your main front tank.
Retaliate: Whenever an enemy hits it with a melee attack, it has a chance to hit them back immediately.
Thorns: Unlocked at level 3, this deals automatic damage back to any melee unit that strikes it.
Shield: Unlocked at level 5, this reduces damage taken from both melee and ranged attacks.
How to Set It Up on the Battlefield
Because this card has the Reach ability, the best place to put it is in Position 2 (right behind your main tank).
Here is why this position works so well:
While your main tank in position 1 is taking the damage, Warwall Juggernaut can safely hit the enemy from position 2. Then, once your first tank dies, Juggernaut steps up into position 1 to become your new tank. Because it has high health, armor, and abilities like Thorns and Retaliate, it will punish any enemy melee monsters trying to attack it.
It works best in High Mana battles (like 40 to 98 mana) because 9 mana is quite heavy and you need enough space to fit other attackers around it.
Final Thoughts
Warwall Juggernaut is a solid, heavy-duty monster for any Water lineup. Placing it in slot 2 gives you extra attacking power upfront, and it turns into a strong defender if your front tank falls.
Have you tried using this card in your Water matches? What position do you usually place it in? Let me know in the comments below!
Thank you so much for stopping by to read my post. See you all on the battlefield!
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