Baikal Splendor
Requires 1000 Rage. For the next 3s, each basic attack has an 80% chance to deal additional damage to the target.

Legendary Leader hero built around sustained bonus damage from his rage skill and mixed-troop attack scaling.
Peter Karelin trades raw burst for consistency. His rage skill turns every basic attack into a high chance to deal extra damage for a short window, making him strong at grinding down targets over time rather than in a single hit. His passives reward mixed-troop compositions with an ATK bonus, add troop and rally capacity, and boost both garrison DEF and damage against watchtowers.
His awakening upgrades his rage skill directly, raising the chance of the bonus damage proc from 80% to a guaranteed 100% for the duration. Skill priority should go Skill 1 first, then Skill 3 for ATK, with Skills 2 and 4 mainly useful for siege rallies.
Requires 1000 Rage. For the next 3s, each basic attack has an 80% chance to deal additional damage to the target.
Increases troop capacity by 4% and rally capacity by 4%.
When there are 2 or more troop types in the troop, increases troop ATK by 8%.
Increases troop DEF by 5% during garrison. Also increases damage dealt to watchtowers by 9%.
Wartime
Skill upgrade for Baikal Splendor (Skill 1). Before activation: for the next 3s, each basic attack has an 80% chance to deal additional damage to the target (damage factor: 4500). After activation: for the next 3s, each basic attack has a 100% chance to deal additional damage to the target (damage factor: 4500).

Peter Karelin, the "Bloody Bear," is, as his name suggests, a burly man of great strength. His body is covered in scars and bullet wounds, as if he had fought bears for a living before the apocalypse. In the days before the zombies, he stood on the battlefield with a Gatling gun and tore into his enemies with bursts of fire. Now that things have gone downhill, his bullets tear monsters to pieces.
Peter's father was a powerful wrestler, from whom Peter inherited his bear-like build - and many scars. Peter spent his childhood under his father's malicious hand. After his father's death, Peter gradually became corrupted by his tyranny. Even his favorite vodka only makes him angrier. All he does is fight, and his rage is unleashed in bullets.