Leotarios

How to Use Leotarios

Players who pick Leotarios typically commit to a focused military strategy from the opening, since the advisor's bonus (war chariot champion can be trained at the fortress) compounds with every related upgrade and tech research.

Some opponents specifically counter military-focused builds; in those matchups, consider rotating Leotarios out for a flex advisor that matches the actual on-board situation.

If you've previously underwhelmed with epic-tier advisors, Leotarios is a useful test case for whether your build order rewards focused bonuses.

Age IV Context

Late-game Age IV advisor slots reward players who have already built strong economies and just need a final efficiency push to close out the match.

Civilization & Lore Context

The name Leotarios is rooted in the Greek tradition — Hellenic city-state era — giving the advisor a thematic identity even when used outside their associated civilization.

Earning Leotarios

Epic advisors like Leotarios drop from mid-to-late-game quests, regional storyline rewards, or mid-tier booster packs. Reachable for committed players within their first 40-80 hours.

Similar Epic Picks

If you want Epic-tier alternatives that take your build in a different direction than Leotarios, these advisors offer distinct strategic angles:

• Gaiana — Age II, combat focused
• Agamemnon — Age IV, combat focused
• Ahapitep — Age III, economy focused
• Kleitos — Age II, combat focused
• Seleucus — Age IV, combat focused

Complementary Picks

Within the military archetype, several advisors layer cleanly with Leotarios. Players running a focused military build often rotate one of these as a second slot:

• Bahadur (Rare, Age IV) — Scythed Chariot Master can be trained at the Fortress
• Vercassivellaunos (Epic, Age III) — Infantry units move 10% faster
• Herculos (Uncommon, Age III) — Phalanx Veteran can be trained at the Fortress