Command An Army Unit Stats - Damage, Health & Cost
How unit stats scale in Command An Army and how to read the numbers before you spend your cash, with community estimates per rarity.
Published August 24, 2026 · Last updated September 5, 2026
Quick Answer: What Stats Does Each Unit Have?
Every unit in Command An Army has health, damage, attack speed and range, plus a special behavior in the higher brackets — and all four base stats scale with shop upgrades, stars, evolution, ascension and mastery. The exact numbers below are community estimates gathered from mid-level play, not official data: treat them as honest ballpark figures for comparing units, and expect your own upgraded units to sit well above the base panel. The short version of the whole table: cash buys survivability first, damage second, and the Legendary bracket buys both at once.
| Unit | HP (est.) | Damage (est.) | Attack Speed | Range | Special |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swordsman | ~120 | ~8 per swing | Fast | Melee | Cheap body; spammable front line |
| Archer | ~70 | ~12 per shot | Medium | Long | Steady single-target damage |
| Spearman | ~200 | ~14 per thrust | Medium | Melee+ | Slightly longer reach than Swordsman |
| Rookie Commander | ~90 | ~6 per swing | Medium | Melee | +10% damage aura to nearby units |
| Crossbow | ~80 | ~22 per bolt | Slow | Long | Heavy single-target shots |
| Healer | ~100 | None | n/a | Medium | ~15 HP/s healing to nearest damaged ally |
| Balloon | ~60 | ~35 per dive | One-way | Air | Flying; skips ground units and walls |
| Witch | ~140 | ~30 per cast | Slow | Medium | Poison splash on clustered targets |
| Wizard | ~160 | ~45 per cast | Slow | Long | Splash damage around the impact point |
| Captain Commander | ~300 | ~20 per swing | Medium | Melee | +25% damage aura to the line |
| Noob King | ~900 | ~60 per swing | Slow | Melee | Heavy cleave; boss-pressure melee |
| Golem | ~2,400 | ~35 per slam | Slow | Melee | Soak tank; draws wave pressure |
| Dragon | ~700 | ~90 per breath | Medium | Air/Long | Flying splash damage over an area |
| Titan | ~5,000 | ~80 per slam | Slow | Melee | Highest HP; slam hits everything near |
What $1,000 of Cash Buys You
Stat-per-dollar is the real stat panel. At $1,000 you can field twenty fresh Swordsmen, six Archers and change, or bank toward a single Healer — and the answer changes by game stage. Early on, bodies win: twenty Swordsmen out-push almost anything. Once waves carry splash damage, massed cheap units stop scaling and quality takes over: one Healer behind a modest line out-earns the whole horde. Past the Wizard, the curve inverts again — Legendary units return more distance per dollar than anything cheaper, which is why every endgame save converges on the same two purchases.
| Budget | Best Spend | Why |
|---|---|---|
| First $500 | Swordsmen + Archers | Bodies and damage; the only build that clears opening waves |
| $500-$2,000 | Healer + refill Archers | Sustain extends pushes longer than extra bodies |
| $2,500-$8,000 | Wizard (bank to $5,000) | Splash damage multiplies everything already fielded |
| $15,000-$25,000 | Golem | The wall ends frontliner churn permanently |
| $40,000+ | Dragon, then Titan | Legendary stats return the best distance per dollar |
Which Stats to Upgrade First
Upgrade damage first while your front line survives waves without help — faster kills mean less time your units spend being hit. Switch to health and tank stats the moment raids start dying mid-push: a surviving formation earns cash, a dead one earns nothing. Support stats (heal rate, aura strength) are the third priority and quietly become the highest-return upgrades once a Golem or Titan exists — multiplying a $50,000 unit is worth more than padding $150 ones. And once the long-term systems open up, star upgrades and mastery follow the same rule: tank first, damage second, support scaling with whatever you actually field.