Totally Accurate Battle Simulator: A Guide to Warrior Units

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator offers an insight into history's great battles through fun and unusual, even absurd, action. Participating in TABS, players will receive a new experience through fascinating battles.

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Units are an important element in this game. Units are armed warriors in TABS. They are colored to match their team (red or blue), sometimes with headgear, clothing, weapons, and other items. Nearly every unit has its own set of abilities they can use. Each unit can be a melee unit, a support unit, or a ranged unit.

In this article, learn about the troop units available in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, including their abilities and usage.

Soldier units in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator

Tribal unit

The Clubber is a pretty weak unit but has a cheap price so people will easily own a lot of these units. It can shoot 1 arrow in the face before being destroyed.

The Protector is also low cost and they keep a wooden shield to block bullets. It can shoot an arrow in the face if it is not protected by a shield.

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The Spear Thrower has the ability to throw a spear from a distance that deals a lot of damage and can shoot 1 arrow in the face.

The Stoner will throw a large rock at close range to kill multiple enemy units at once.

The Chieftain wields a stone ax and can take two arrows before dying.

The Mammoth is the most powerful unit of this group, able to destroy an army of units with its tusks. One advantage of Mammoth is that it is virtually immune to the effects of Ice Archer and Potion Seller but is vulnerable to ranged attacks. The Mammoth can take 25 arrows before dying.

Farmer unit

The Halfling/Hobbit is really annoying for the opposing team. It captures units and slows and knocks them down.

The Farmer can practically wield a pointed pitchfork as they lunge at units.

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The Haybaler is one of the best units at a reasonable price for its capabilities. Although carrying only a stick, they were protected from all sides by a bundle of hay. The Archer can only injure The Haybaler if shot in the limbs or head.

The Potion Seller does not sell potions but throws them in the face of the player. When a unit is hit, they will be confused and poisoned, which can decimate weak units and slow down strong units. Affected units will launch their weapons in random directions to move away from the cliff.

Medieval unit

The Bard is the ultimate dispersion unit, they will rush into battle with their banjo and dip, leaving the enemy units behind.

The Squire will roam in battle with his two-handed sword and battle enemy units. It will take an arrow in the face before it dies.

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The Archer is a must-have unit in an army. It will shoot normal arrows at a distance but the arrow will be blocked by the shield.

The Priest is very useful in healing strong units. It heals friendly units so they last longer in the game.

Ancient unit

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The Sarissa Dude blends seamlessly with Shield Bearer in Phalanx. This unit wields a large spiked stick to poke at enemies.

Shield Bearer is a better version of The Protector in the Tribal unit and nothing too special.

Viking unit

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The Headbutter/Velociraptor will headbutt anything they can find including enemy units.

The Ice Archer is one of the game's best units, slowing down a bunch of units. The Ice Archer will destroy enemies by freezing completely with 2-6 arrows.

Jessica Tanner

Update 28 January 2022