VRA ATLAS · Reference
Leidolf — Niflung Settler. Inspect skills, talent effects and progression, then compare a starter march with the upgrades you intend to use.
Start with the listed troop and specialty tags, then read the skill triggers below. A gathering condition, commander-position condition or status requirement changes when an effect applies. Compare a complete march rather than ranking the hero by one factor.
Choose a different second commander in the planner, keep both upgrade states explicit and inspect the bonus sources. Atlas does not simulate full combat damage or prove that a pairing is best for every account.
Two reference variants are shown for each listed skill. Use the planner to inspect available level and star choices. An awakened skill replaces the corresponding original skill where supported; these effects are not all active together.
Active
Deals 1 instance of direct damage (Damage Factor 157) to up to 3 targets in a circular range, and heals Lightly Wounded units in the Troop once (Heal Factor 78).
Deals 1 instance of direct damage (Damage Factor 450) to up to 3 targets in a circular range, and heals Lightly Wounded units in the Troop once (Heal Factor 225).
Passive
When the deployed Troops take damage from basic attacks, there is a 25% chance to increase Defense by 16.5% for 2s.
When the deployed Troops take damage from basic attacks, there is a 25% chance to increase Defense by 30% for 2s.
Awakened skill
Deals 1 instance of direct damage (Damage Factor 600) to up to 4 targets in a circular range, and heals Lightly Wounded units in the Troop once (Heal Factor 300).
These are captured hero-talent effects at the largest listed rank. Promoted variants may replace original talents; use a consistent promotion and rank selection in the planner rather than adding every row together.
Increases EXP gained by deployed Troops by 26% when they defeat Niflungs and other neutral units.
Listed ranks: 5
Increases deployed Troops’ Attack by 3.5%.
Listed ranks: 5
Increases deployed Troops' damage against Niflungs and other neutral units by 15%.
Listed ranks: 5
Increases deployed Troops' Defense by 3.5%.
Listed ranks: 5
Increases deployed Troops’ Health by 3.5%.
Listed ranks: 5
Increases deployed Troops’ Damage against Niflungs and other neutral units by 20%.
Listed ranks: 5
| Hero level | Troop capacity | Listed power | Star limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1000 | 21 | 6 |
| 20 | 10155 | 3996 | 6 |
| 40 | 41670 | 42554 | 6 |
| 60 | 70000 | 182293 | 6 |
Custom-skill slots are listed at hero levels 20 / 40. Check your current game for unlock conditions and account-specific availability.
The Niflung vanguard Leidolf was an executioner who Vikings hated. His troops were unpredictable and massively hurt Vikings. He gained the title Blade of Death. Vikings made a lot of effort to destroy Leidolf , even allying multiple tribes to surround Lindsey. But Leidolf managed to escape. But it wasn't all for nothing. The Vikings learned the Niflungs could find Leidolf using some kind of bell. After a few more battles, the Vikings manage to get their hands on these bells and trapped Leidolf using them. But surprisingly, Leidolf was simple-minded he had no concept of right or wrong. Someone else was manipulating him. After destroying Leidolf 's control device, the Niflung vanguard suffered great pain and tried to escape. After he calmed down, Leidolf said there were many other puppet warriors like him, mostly Niflung generals and warriors unwilling to participate in the war. They share the name Leidolf and are driven to offer sacrifices to the god of death. These Leidolf s are not only expected to fight for Niflungs, but also to suppress any opposition. As an expendable soldier, Leidolf 's wounds were difficult to heal, but the power from the god of death greatly increased his speed and strength, making him an unstoppable fighting machine. After a period of recuperation and reconditioning, Leidolf could have spent the rest of his days under guard. Instead, he decided to join the Vikings in order to free the other Leidolf s and end this terrible war.
These heroes share at least one roster tag. Shared tags are a starting point for research, not proof of combat synergy.
