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|-|Ranged Trooper=
|-|Ranged Trooper=
{{Infobox unit
{{Infobox unit
|can_move=true|name=Ranged Trooper|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=300|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=28|bullet_damage=36|attack_range=1000|melee_damage=25|move_speed=2.4|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=75|soul_orbs=1}}
|can_move=true|name=Ranged Trooper|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=300|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=28|bullet_damage=36|attack_range=1000|melee_damage=25|move_speed=2.4|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=144|soul_orbs=1}}
|-|Melee Trooper=
|-|Melee Trooper=
{{Infobox unit
{{Infobox unit
|name=Melee Trooper|can_move=true|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=400|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=0|bullet_damage=0|attack_range=120|melee_damage=80|move_speed=3.2|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=75|soul_orbs=1}}
|name=Melee Trooper|can_move=true|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=400|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=0|bullet_damage=0|attack_range=120|melee_damage=80|move_speed=3.2|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=144|soul_orbs=1}}
|-|Banner Trooper=
|-|Banner Trooper=
{{Infobox unit
{{Infobox unit
|name=Banner Trooper|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=260|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=28|bullet_damage=36|attack_range=120|melee_damage=25|move_speed=2.4|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=75|soul_orbs=1|can_move=true}}
|name=Banner Trooper|Image=Trooper Icon.png|max_health=260|health_regen=0|bullet_resist=0|spirit_resist=0%→70|dps=28|bullet_damage=36|attack_range=120|melee_damage=25|move_speed=2.4|sprint_speed=4.33|soul_value=144|soul_orbs=1|can_move=true}}
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Troopers appear to be small humanoid golems with a large burning candle atop their head. In combat, the amount of wax on the candle directly reflects the amount of health a trooper has. There are 3 types of basic troopers; Ranged Troopers, Melee Troopers and Banner Troopers.
Troopers appear to be small humanoid golems with a large burning candle atop their head. In combat, the amount of wax on the candle directly reflects the amount of health a trooper has. There are 3 types of basic troopers; Ranged Troopers, Melee Troopers and Banner Troopers.


Troopers serve as the primary means to pushing lanes, appearing in waves of 4 every 25 seconds. These waves consist of 2 Ranged Troopers, 1 Melee Trooper and 1 Banner Trooper. Troopers enter lanes by riding [[Ziplines]] in a vessel, which can be shot down to force them to drop early. Once on the ground, Troopers will attempt to move down the lane, attacking other enemy Troopers, [[Heroes]] and [[structures]] on the way. Troopers take reduced damage from enemy [[Guardian]]s, [[Walker|Walkers]] and the [[Patron]] to act as a frontline for players looking to push lanes.
Troopers serve as the primary means to pushing lanes, appearing in waves of 4 every 30 seconds. These waves consist of 2 Ranged Troopers, 1 Melee Trooper and 1 Banner Trooper. Troopers enter lanes by riding [[Ziplines]] in a vessel, which can be shot down to force them to drop early. Once on the ground, Troopers will attempt to move down the lane, attacking other enemy Troopers, [[Heroes]] and [[structures]] on the way. Troopers take reduced damage from enemy [[Guardian]]s, [[Walker|Walkers]] and the [[Patron]] to act as a frontline for players looking to push lanes.


During laning phase, Troopers are also the most reliable source of [[Souls]]. Like most units, slain Troopers will grant a small amount of Souls on-kill, and release a [[Soul Orb]] to claim the full amount. In 2-person lanes, the Souls earned for slain Troopers (the Trooper, plus the soul orb if secured), are awarded to each person in full.
During laning phase, Troopers are also the most reliable source of [[Souls]]. Like most units, slain Troopers will grant a small amount of Souls on-kill, and release a [[Soul Orb]] to claim the full amount. In 2-person lanes, the Souls earned for slain Troopers (the Trooper, plus the soul orb if secured), are awarded to each person in full.
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=== Math ===
=== Math ===
When slain, each Trooper gives total Souls based on the following formula:<br/>
When slain, each Trooper gives total Souls based on the following formula:<br/>
<math>75 + \left \lfloor(1.1 \text{ souls per } 1 \text{ min}) \right \rfloor + \left \lfloor(1 \text{ soul per } 5 \text{ min})\right \rfloor</math>, with 50% on trooper death and 50% in the Soul Orb.
<math>144 + \left \lfloor(1.1 \text{ souls per } 1 \text{ min}) \right \rfloor + \left \lfloor(1 \text{ soul per } 5 \text{ min})\right \rfloor</math>.
 
In laning phase (first 8 minutes) the bounty is divided by 50% on trooper death and 50% in the Soul Orb, afterwards 100% of the value is given only by the Soul Orb.


=== Ranged Trooper ===
=== Ranged Trooper ===
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=== Banner Trooper ===
=== Banner Trooper ===
Banner Troopers, also referred to as Medic Troopers, are a special type of Trooper that can heal nearby Heroes and other Troopers. They have 3 healing charges that recharge every 35 seconds, and have a 6 second delay between casts. Healing bursts have a '''15m''' range, and heals '''80 HP''' to troopers and '''40 HP''' to allied Heroes during laning phase ('''80 HP''' after laning phase).
Banner Troopers, also referred to as Medic Troopers, are a special type of Trooper that can heal nearby Heroes and other Troopers. They heal every 6 seconds. Healing bursts have a '''15m''' range, and heals '''80 HP''' to troopers and '''40 HP''' to allied Heroes during laning phase ('''80 HP''' after laning phase).


[[File:Banner Trooper.png|frameless|349x349px]]
[[File:Banner Trooper.png|frameless|349x349px]]