Rift Frequency
Deals direct damage to the target. When Boyd is not in a garrison or rally, this damage increases as his own troop size decreases, up to a maximum bonus.
Core Infantry hero focused on garrison defense, sustained damage and self-shielding.
Boyd Warden is a Core Infantry hero specializing in sustained defensive combat, shield generation and strong skill damage. His kit gives him value as a garrison-focused infantry commander while still offering open-field utility through repeated shielding outside rallies and garrisons.
Boyd is best treated as a long-term infantry investment. His strongest effects scale with proper infantry focus, defensive scenarios and upgraded skill levels, so he should not be started casually unless the account is committed to infantry development.
Deals direct damage to the target. When Boyd is not in a garrison or rally, this damage increases as his own troop size decreases, up to a maximum bonus.
When stationed, increases Skill Damage. Also increases damage dealt against Rider troops.
When not in garrison or rally, increases Infantry Attack. In garrison, increases Infantry HP. When taking Skill Damage, Boyd gains a temporary shield.
Increases Infantry Attack. When Boyd is not stationed or in a rally, every second Rage Skill grants a shield for 3 seconds.
Boyd Warden's exclusive weapon strengthens his infantry damage and adds stacking attack and shield bonuses as troop losses increase.
Howling Watch increases Infantry Damage and adds scaling Infantry Attack and Shield Bonus as Boyd loses troop size. The effect can stack up to 6 times.
Shown directly in Boyd's in-game formation recommendation.
Will be added only after real combat testing. No guessed pairing here.
Once a member of a wildlife conservation group, Boyd specialized in studying bird behavior. During the zombie outbreak, he witnessed infected crows overwhelm his companions, leaving him with lasting trauma. Since then, he has wandered alone through ruined cities, modifying bird deterrent technology into weapons against the undead and infected swarms.
Boyd is calm, observant and used to surviving alone. His near-obsessive vigilance toward birds reflects both his past and the reason he became known as the Lone Falcon.