In return, the Tigran Sun Guard, which is their Pikeman, is recruited from the Barracks. The Prowler is available from the War Hall, unlike other races which recruit Infantry from the Barracks. This synergy can often be spotted in the Tigran class units as well. This leads into one of the race's innate synergies, since some units, like their Tier 2 Infantry the Prowler, have Bloodthirsty, which gives them bonus damage against bleeding units. It makes up for this by having Pounce, a powerful ability that doesn't incur retaliation, and potentially making the victim bleed, a trait shared with the Tigran Shredder, their Archer. Unique compared to other racial competitors, their Irregular, the Tigran Cheetah, has no ranged attack.

To assist in picking their battles, they have Athletics, making them extremely mobile in tactical combat. They deal a lot of damage, but they will also take a lot when their commander isn't careful. Summary Tigrans are in a weird spot combat-wise. See also Tigrans/Announcement for this page as it was before release. Many are masters of the flame, which they believe pleases their god. They are clever with magic and move quickly across the battlefield, able to avoid many obstacles in combat. Their natural curiosity about necromancy and the passing of regal souls into kingdoms of glory in the afterlife inspires them to construct massive tombs. They worship the sun and track the cycle of day and night life and death. The most devout strive to unleash their inner predator, seeing mercy as weakness.

A large proportion of Tigrans worship a new incarnation of the ancient Fire Wizard-god Yaka as the Sun God.

Their reclusiveness has given rise to some rather extreme religious sects.

But when opportunity favors them, they pounce and kill without mercy. Reclusive and mystical, they tend not to get involved in the conflicts of the pupulous northern lands. Tigrans are a race of feline humanoids, hailing from remote desert lands.

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