Legendary support hero focused on healing, sustain and PvE utility rather than direct commander pressure.
Martin is a Legendary universal support hero built around healing, sustain and PvE stability. He is not designed as a primary damage dealer. His value comes from keeping troops alive and improving long fights, especially in zombie-focused content and support-heavy setups.
Unlike many heroes with a fixed official formation recommendation, Martin functions more like a flexible assistant. He can support several commanders depending on the activity, which makes him useful for accounts that need sustain rather than burst damage.
Deals direct damage to the target and heals slightly wounded units in Martin's troop based on a percentage of the damage dealt.
Increases the healing effect received by troops.
Increases experience gained by the troop leader and assistant hero and increases troop HP.
When healing is received, increases troop Defense for 3 seconds. This effect can trigger once every 6 seconds.
Supernatural improves Martin's rage skill Dogma of Redemption.
Martin has no official formation recommendation shown ingame. He is primarily used as a flexible support commander.
Recommended support option when additional sustain and healing value are needed.
Good support target for longer PvE fights where survivability matters more than burst damage.
Works as a sustain-oriented support pairing for accounts that need more durability in PvE content.
Practical support option for accessible setups where Martin is used to improve troop sustain.
This priest never spoke about his past, and nobody knows exactly how he lost his left eye. He claims it was God's punishment for seeing too many sins that corrupted his soul.
After surviving several waves of zombie attacks, Martin repeatedly dreamed of a demon's face. At first he believed the demon had possessed his body and feared it would one day devour him, so he prayed and did penance every day.
The strange events grew worse. One morning he woke to find his hands covered in blood, surrounded by body parts, without remembering what had happened. The nightmares wore him down, and his faith slowly changed.
Martin came to believe that the outbreak was not a catastrophe, but a trial sent by God. In his eyes, those who have sinned are punished, while survivors are cleansed of their original sins and reborn. He sees himself as God's right hand, a shepherd meant to gather the lambs and cleanse the earth of sin.