Growth
Max stars6
Level cap60
Talent points at max74
Unit capacity at max50,000
XP to max level50,682,600
Sculptures to summon10
Skill power (all skills maxed)71,000
Base power1,200
Power multiplier1.5
Skills
Conqueror of ElamPassive 2
This commander's troop deals 5% more skill damage.
Whenever their troop uses an active skill while attacking a city or stronghold, the target deals 5% less normal damage for the next 3 seconds. Cooldown: 5 seconds.
Conqueror of ElamPassive 2
This commander's troop deals 8% more skill damage.
Whenever their troop uses an active skill while attacking a city or stronghold, the target deals 8% less normal damage for the next 3 seconds. Cooldown: 5 seconds.
Conqueror of ElamPassive 2
This commander's troop deals 11% more skill damage.
Whenever their troop uses an active skill while attacking a city or stronghold, the target deals 11% less normal damage for the next 3 seconds. Cooldown: 5 seconds.
Conqueror of ElamPassive 2
This commander's troop deals 15% more skill damage.
Whenever their troop uses an active skill while attacking a city or stronghold, the target deals 15% less normal damage for the next 3 seconds. Cooldown: 5 seconds.
Conqueror of ElamPassive 2
This commander's troop deals 20% more skill damage.
Whenever their troop uses an active skill while attacking a city or stronghold, the target deals 20% less normal damage for the next 3 seconds. Cooldown: 5 seconds.
Talent trees
ArcherConqueringSkill
Profile
Ashurbanipal ruled the Neo-Assyrian Empire from 669 to 627 BCE. Under his rule, Assyria reached the height of its territorial extent and military might.
Ashurbanipal succeeded his father Esarhaddon to the throne. Though he had inherited a mighty empire, he was not content to rest on his laurels. During his reign, he fought countless wars of expansion, extending Assyria's already-vast territory into Egypt and Anatolia.
For all of Ashurbanipal's military accomplishments, Assyria was in its twilight years, and beset by countless rebellions. He turned his attention inwards, suppressing internal dissent with an iron fist and rivers of blood. Ultimately, this did little to reverse Assyria's decline, which would only hasten after Ashurbanipal's death.
Empires may die, but civilizations live on. Over the course of his long reign, he devoted considerable resources to constructing the Library of Ashurbanipal, where he amassed a collection of texts so vast that it would not be surpassed until the Library of Alexandria, some 400 years later.
The Library was eventually destroyed in a fire, but since all of its texts were inscribed on clay tablets, this actually helped preserve them by hardening the clay. This mountain of invaluable knowledge lay undisturbed until the 19th century, when it was discovered by archaeologists. Among its many treasures was the now-famous Epic of Gilgamesh.
Epithet
King of Assyria
How Ashurbanipal compares · vs 114 ★★★★★ Legendary Commanders
Skill power (all skills maxed)71,000
65th percentile · rank 1–80 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 71,000 (0%)
Base power1,200
55th percentile · rank 1–103 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 1,200 (0%)
Power multiplier1.5
78th percentile · rank 1–50 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 1.35 (+11%)
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