Out of an Elusive opening with Furion and Treant, you can decide whether to go for (6) Elusive (3) Hunters or (3) Elusive (6) Hunters, which could give you consistent results. That said, Knowing this strategy is useful. You don’t have Pudge to give you the (2) Heartless bonus from early on, and you don’t have Kunkka/Doom for great disables. The drawback of this variation is that it lacks the utility coming from the Warriors frontline. Since you have two Hunters who are also Elusive (Windranger and Mirana), it’s possible to reach the (6) Hunters bonus on lvl8 while keeping your (3) Elusive bonus. You get (3) Elusive units fast and a high star-level Treant and Nature’s Prophet as a frontline. Units: Treant Protector, Nature’s Prophet, Beastmaster, Windranger, Drow Ranger, Medusa, Mirana, Sniper You have, however, the option to go for (6) Warriors if you are getting them a lot in the shop and you think you lack tankiness rather than damage. Dragon Knight and Puck, to unlock Elusive and Dragon bonuses. They are strong stand alone units that everyone should look forward to picking. S Tier - The units in this bracket will most certainly be found in the best builds and will most of the time be picked by the players that usually climb the ladder fast. It’s the best option in terms of damage output and utility thanks to Medusa and hopefully Tide. The key of team compositions in Valve’s autobattler game Dota Underlords is to have good Alliance combinations with decent units. The S tier contains the best units in the game and D tier, the worst. In the late game, you usually want to reach (6) Hunters. Use this to your advantage to position properly and unpick enemy defences. You usually want to replace your weaker Warriors with Kunkka and Doom, but it’s possible to keep high-level Warriors you are trying to get to three stars. For example, Pudge in Dota Underlords is a tanky bruiser that can hook enemies out of position from far away. One of your Warriors needs to be Pudge for the Heartless armor reduction bonus. You start the with a (3) Warriors frontline + Drow. Synergies: (3) Hunters, (3) Warriors, (2) Heartless, (1) Demon Units: Drow Ranger, Sniper, Medusa, Pudge, Kunkka, Doom
Warriors, however, are the most synergistic frontline because of their perc (2 seconds of invulnerability before dying) and the high-utility units – Kunkka and Doom. Hunters are the most reliable backline damage-dealing Alliance, and it works with all tanky Alliances for a frontline (Warriors, Elusive, Knights). They have been nerfed since, but they never fell out of favor and pretty much stayed as 2nd best strategy since then. Hunters + Warriors was the first S-tier strategy before the Mage meta came.
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