Pairing for Sun Tzu Prime: expert Wallace vs thrifty Ivar 5511
Sun Tzu Prime remains one of the most talked about infantry combos in the current meta, and the question of choosing a second commander for him remains relevant. The well-known community theorist Budajar answered it directly in a fresh analysis: to pair with Sun Tzu Prime, you should take either the expert William Wallace or the “economical” Ivar 5511, depending on your budget.
Why Wallace is a Top Pick
William Wallace opens up completely under examination. His skill "Lion of the North" gives an 80% chance to increase impact damage by 40% on a 10-second cooldown, and "Freedom" removes slows from allied units and provides a damage-absorbing shield with a 1000 multiplier. When combined with Sun Tzu Prime, this creates a march that hits multiple targets at once and lives well under focus - Wallace adds survivability right where the Prime version of the strategist shines the most.
What does Ivar 5511 give?
Ivar in level 5511 is a consciously budget option: a minimum of invested sculptures while maintaining a combat core. Such a unit is noticeably cheaper to assemble, and for accounts that are not ready to pour resources into two legendary infantrymen at once, this is a workable compromise. The ceiling of the combination, however, is lower: without the expertise of the second commander, some of the synergy is lost, and in protracted battles against top marches the difference is felt.
Conclusion
Budajar’s logic is simple: if resources allow, take Wallace and bring him to the examination level, this is the maximum from Sun Tzu Prime. If the budget is limited, Ivar 5511 will cover the needs here and now, and Wallace’s sculptures can be accumulated in parallel.
Source: riseof.ru
