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Standard Leader hero focused on fan-shaped rage burst damage, multi-target debuffs and mixed-troop attack scaling.
Lee Seung-Won is a Standard Leader hero built around a wide fan-shaped rage skill that hits up to 5 troops at once and weakens them by cutting their Attack, Defense and HP for a short window. His passives reward leading a mixed troop composition and give him solid anti-Zombie utility through bonus damage and light self-healing on kills.
His awakening upgrades his rage skill directly rather than adding a new one, increasing both its damage and the strength of its debuff, making him a strong early-to-mid investment for accounts running mixed-troop formations.
Throws a spinning fastball, dealing damage to up to 5 troops of choice in a fan-shaped area in front. Reduces the targets' Attack, Defense and HP for a short duration.
Increases damage dealt to Zombies by troops. Heals some lightly wounded units after killing Zombies.
When leading 2 or more troop types, increases troop Attack.
Reduces counter damage taken and increases Rally Capacity.
Upgrades Brutal Strike. Before activation, the skill deals damage to up to 5 troops in a fan-shaped area (Damage Factor: 3800), reducing targets' Attack, Defense and HP by 30% for 2 seconds.
After activation, the damage factor increases to 4600, and the Attack, Defense and HP reduction increases to 35% for 2 seconds.
Death Home Run
Death Home Run upgrades Lee Seung-Won's rage skill, Brutal Strike, directly. Before awakening, the skill throws a spinning fastball dealing damage to up to 5 troops of choice in a fan-shaped area in front, reducing the targets' Attack, Defense and HP by 30% for 2 seconds.
After awakening, the skill's damage factor increases further and the Attack, Defense and HP reduction on targets increases to 35% for 2 seconds.
Shown directly in Lee Seung-Won's in-game formation recommendation.
He was the baseball player of the century, always at the center of attention on the field. A golden boy since childhood, he carried everyone's extremely high expectations, which sometimes overwhelmed him. Only with his girlfriend did he ever show vulnerability, and his most treasured possession was a bat she gave him for his 18th birthday, engraved with both their names. Disaster struck on the way to a college tournament when Zombies turned the train into a living hell. Facing the threat, he swung his beloved bat just as he would on the field, inspiring his desperate teammates to do the same and break out of the siege. Outside, however, a cruel world awaited him. Stranded in a foreign land without his girlfriend, physically and mentally exhausted, his deepest wish became returning to his greatest love.