Are you planning to or already running Eulji Mundeok in Rise of Kingdoms in one of your marches and want to see how you should invest the talent points, what equipment works best and what other commanders you should pair with? Well, then you’re in the right place, below you will find answer to each one of those questions and this will help you make your Eulji Mundeok perfrom as strong as possible in all situations.
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Skill Order
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ExpertiseLevel 5
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Best Troops
If you do use Eulji in the open field, there’s only a build with a ton of talent points in the Infantry Tree plus his 3rd skill boosts infantry troops, so you really want to use full or almost full infantry marches.
For city defense you will use mixed troops and not that many talents in the Infantry Tree so that is for mixed troops (well, no choice here anyway).
Best Commander Pairing for Eulji Mundeok
Sun Tzu is very likely the most optimal solution. You can run them in the open field and SUn tzu can be your rage engine to cycle through the active skill quicker or in Sunset Canyon in frontline before Eulji. Or Sun Tzu with Eulji can be a very early city defense pairing as well (See full build here).
Scipio Africanus adds a lot of survivability, something Eulji Mundek struggles with in the open field (See full build here).
Charles Martel has a similar kit to Eulji but adds such a amount of tankiness to the march that you can think about them as a mixed rarity pairing before you get better commanders. Some goes for Richard I as well (See full build here).
Joan of Arc is a great epic support commander and can be a commander that helps Eulji as well if you don’t have any of the above commanders available (See full build here).
Boudica can also work with him but I’d always recommend running one of the above commanders before you do that pairing (See full build here).
Find out more about the most useful commander pairings here.
Best Equipment Forge Order
In terms of equipment, here’s what I recommend to use as the route for Eulji Mundeok. There are different builds for wherever you are right now, from beginner to veteran:
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Progressed
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Best Talent Tree Builds For Eulji Mundeok
Below you will find the talent tree builds for Eulji Mundeok that make sense when running as the primary commander in any march in Rise of Kingdoms. Please also refer to the description below each talent tree as I explain a general route on how you should spend your talents there + some additional background for each talent build that I very likely will appreciate.
If you want to use Eulji Mundeok as your garrison commander to defend your city, this is the build you want to use. First of all you should get Nowhere To Turn in the Garrison Tree to get that extra rage – extra rage is always really useful. After that, Impregnable should be the next talent to get, simply because it will give a huge defensive buff.
Now you should go into the Attack Tree to get effortless. If you want to defend you need to deal some damage and when using Eulji as the garrison commander you can be sure that the battle will last long enough that you can get the full buff of Effortless.
Next up is going into the Infantry Tree to get Undying Fury for some more extra rage. The reason why we go into the Infantry Tree rather than the Garrison Tree is that several talents there are not exclusive for infantry units – and when you’re defending your city there will be mixed troops.
So, After Undying Fury you can also get Call of the Pack, Double-Headed Axe and Iron Spear as well to give attackers not that easy time.
Now go back to the Attack Tree and get Unyielding and Armored Joints for some nice extra counterattack damage and damage reduction. The last points can then be spent in the Garrison Tree.
If you’re looking to take Eulji Mundeok into the open field or hunt some barbarians, here’s an infantry build that will work great for that. First of all you want to go to the Attack Tree and get Effortless, which is a great plain buff for attack stats, even when it takes some time to fully charge it’s the first talent you want to get for Eulji.
After that it’s time to pick up some march speed and you will get that in the right side of the Infantry Tree where you have two talent nodes that will give you a solid boost in march speed. Right after that, go to the Fleet of Foot talent on the very right side and you’re now pretty fast.
Then you should make your way to Snare of Thorn, it’s really helpful when you’re chasing down farming armies and prevent that they can get away from you. Now you need to place all the necessary talent points in the right side of the Infantry Tree to unlock Elite Soldiers.
If you have maxed out Eulji Mondeok you have some points left and I’d recommend you to put them in the Attack Tree into Armored Joints and Unyielding.
Last points can then go to Strong of Body, but there are also other things you can buff – nothing special left here but a solid talent build overall.
Best Formation + Armaments
Formation and Armaments are supposed to work perfectly with your commanders kit or you will find yourself very quickly in a disadvantage on the battlefield – and with so many variations it can be tough to stay on top. Here is what the works best in today’s meta:
Conclusion
I hope this guide for building Eulji Mundeok helped you investing without wasting much time and resources. If you liked it or you further questions (or maybe also annnotations that you believe should be added here in this guide), please don’t hesitate to post them below in the commen section. Thanks for reading and have a great day and see you out in the kingdoms.
