Totally Accurate Battle Simulator Déverrouillables

If you just want budget-free chaos, AzzaMods’ money tweak is the cleanest path. Set your own cash cap or go full infinite and spawn whatever army you’re dreaming up.

How to use

• Install AzzaMods and select TABS in its library
• Enable the unlimited money toggle or type in a custom amount
• Re-toggle or restart between map changes if the value doesn’t apply

Perfect for testing weird comps or making cinematic mega-battles without money limits.

Want easy on/off cheats without digging into files? Grab WeMod, launch TABS through it, and flip switches mid-battle. You can tweak things like unit costs and resources, and it auto-updates for new game versions.

How to use

• Download WeMod and open TABS from inside the app
• Enable the cheats you want from the sidebar
• Adjust values in real time to bypass grindy campaign walls

It’s great for experimenting or skipping a level you’ve bashed your head against one too many times.

Mod Engine hooks into TABS while it’s running and lets you alter stats like health, money, and more. It supports Steam and non‑Steam builds, with extra options for premium users.

How to use

• Download, extract, and launch Mod Engine
• Start TABS, then attach Mod Engine to the process
• Toggle cheats from the interface while you play

Heads up: memory editors can trigger antivirus warnings. Community considers it safe, but always download from the official site.

Don’t want third‑party apps? TABS has debug tools baked in. Open the DLC settings, find the Bugs section, and enable Debug Tools. In battle, use number keys to cycle tools and right‑click to use them.

What you get

• Spawn units and poke at game states
• Test ideas without affecting campaign progress
• More limited than trainers, but safe and handy for quick experiments

The Tribal maps hide three favorites if you know where to stare.

• Cheerleader (Tribal One): Find the distinctive tree stump and look at it for ~5 seconds.
• Raptor (Tribal Sandbox): Turn around at spawn to spot a skull-covered altar; watch the odd skull.
• Raptor Rider (Tribal Massive): Head past trees toward a cave; peer into the hole with two skulls.

Each one unlocks after a short “look and wait” interaction.

Farmer maps are stacked with oddities if you snoop around.

• Wheelbarrow Dragon (Farmer One): Beneath a cluster of three trees, a small dragon head hides in the bushes.
• Farmer Snow Map: On Farmer One, find the snow globe on the house shelf to unlock a snow variant map.
• Ice Mage (Farmer Snow): Look for the standout icicle and stare at it.
• Super Peasant (Farmer One): In the building with the smashed window, look down into the opening.
• Dark Peasant (Farmer One): Check the gravestone for an “unnamed” peasant with a dark inscription.

Ancient maps hide one of the strongest units in the game—plus a subtle support.

• Artemis (Ancient One): Climb the lighthouse and focus on the bow at the top.
• Teacher (Ancient Two): A sword presented on an altar marks the spot.

Keep exploring the Ancient set for more myth-flavored unlocks like the Minotaur.

Norse ice and explosive fireworks—because why not?

• Ice Giant (Viking): Buried on the blue side; search the ground for the telltale spot.
• Hwacha: Unlockable via specific discovery triggers on Viking maps—scan structures and cliff edges.

The Ice Giant is a tanky freeze machine; Hwacha shreds clusters with rockets.

Halloween vibes, powerful results.

• Banshee (Spooky One): Left side past pumpkins—look for chains poking out of the ground.
• Skeleton Giant: A grave with a skull emblem marks where this bony boss rises.
• Witch (Spooky Two): Look up above the pumpkin tree to find a broom with a witch hat.

This one’s interactive. You’ll need to break stuff.

• Bank Robbers: Possess a cannon (press F) and blast a specific wall until it breaks. Head inside the revealed vault to find them.

Keep exploring ships and coves for more secrets tucked behind destructible bits.

Medieval maps love to pretend loot is just scenery—until it isn’t.

• Jester (Medieval One): Peek inside a barrel/treasure chest.
• Executioner (Medieval One): Spot the axe on the stump along the land bridge.
• Tree Giant (Medieval One): An odd-looking tree stands out for a reason.
• Vlad the Impaler (Medieval Two): Find the impaled unit on a spike.
• Solar Architect (Medieval Two): Hidden in specific spots—keep scanning structures and props.

Legacy is basically a scavenger hunt of greatest hits.

• Flag Bearer: An out-of-place flag near a blue tent.
• Barrel Roller: A suspicious barrel near the flag area.
• Super Boxer: Glowing fists—watch for the aura and stare.
• Thor: Mjölnir slams into the ground—watch the hammer with lightning effects.
• Tank: A bright underground hole reveals a modern tank when triggered.
• Hobbit: Plus other fantasy staples—explore every odd prop you see.

Two sides of a fantasy coin—both hiding in plain sight.

• Fantasy Good: Discover the temple/altar structure on select maps to unlock the faction.
• Fantasy Evil: Find the dark mirror version of the medieval setting (on Spooky One), then enter the busted door leading down.
• Infernal Whip: Check behind a statue on the Evil map for this nasty melee unit.

Sometimes units spawn into walls, cliffs, or props—especially with crowded spawns or destructible terrain. They’ll stand there doing nothing while the fight plays out.

Prevention

• Space out spawns
• Avoid narrow choke spawns on complex custom maps
• Reduce simultaneous unit drops when possible

The Unit Creator caps you at five abilities… unless you click left and right mouse buttons at the same time when adding abilities. That double-input can push you past the limit.

Fun for experiments, wildly unbalanced for serious play.

Present Throw plus Wizard Lightning can leave bolts hanging around after the attack ends. The visuals persist for a few seconds, cluttering the screen but not dealing damage.

It’s a cleanup/despawn hiccup—annoying, but harmless.

Occasionally a custom level loads onto the wrong map (e.g., Medieval One logic on Farmer One). Expect odd visuals and broken objectives. It’s a loading/assignment bug from custom campaign setup.

Workaround: re-save the level with the correct map, then reload.

Custom units can bug into near-godmode with rapid healing projectiles (like a tweaked Divine Arbiter Book). The constant heals create invincibility frames, so damage won’t stick—especially at high attack speeds.

Notes

• Shows up when health bars display during healing
• Disabling health bars can stop the visual loop, but the mechanics still misbehave
• Best workaround: avoid mixing healing projectiles with active combat weapons in your custom kits

Formations matter more than you think—especially against artillery.

• Full Phalanx: 20 Shield Bearers up front, 20 Sarissas behind. Crushes basic ranged, struggles vs. siege.
• Roman Testudo: Tight shield rows in front, melee stacked behind. Great for pushing, weak if flanked.
• Inverted Archer Wedge: V-shape funnels enemies into a kill lane. Archers delete anything that walks in.
• Shield Bearer Flank: Wide shield spread that’s hard to break. Vulnerable to accurate catapults.

Mix and match depending on enemy comp; don’t forget terrain.

A few combos and habits can carry entire levels.

• Cheerleader + Divine Arbiter: Buffed beams that are hard to counter. Many custom levels ban this on purpose.
• Possession (F key): Manually aim Hwacha, dodge with heroes, and clutch fights the AI would throw.
• Boss roles: Zeus melts clustered units with chain lightning; Thor can block projectiles with hammer tosses (inconsistently). Counter-pick accordingly.

Gold is tight; efficiency isn’t optional.

• Value stacks: Cheap infantry (Spearmen, Peasants) do more than one overpriced centerpiece.
• Cost vs. output: One Mammoth might underperform compared to several smaller units with better coverage.
• Spend curve: Build cost-effective cores early, then slot in specialists as budgets increase.

Keep a mental tally of what actually trades up per gold.

You can scoop up every Secret and Legacy unit in about an hour if you follow a clean loop.

Highlights along the path

• Tribal set: Stump stare for Cheerleader; skull altar for Raptor; cave skulls for Raptor Rider.
• Farmer set: Three-tree dragon head for Wheelbarrow Dragon; snow globe for Farmer Snow; Ice Mage icicle; smashed window for Super Peasant; special grave for Dark Peasant.
• Medieval set: Barrel Jester; stump Executioner; odd Tree Giant; spike Vlad.
• Ancient set: Lighthouse Artemis; altar Teacher.
• Pirate/Spooky/Viking: Bank vault trick for Bank Robbers; chains for Banshee; grave Skeleton Giant; sky Witch; buried Ice Giant; unlock Hwacha via map details.
• Legacy: Flag, barrel, glowing fists Super Boxer; lightning-struck Thor; underground Tank; plus extras like Hobbit.

Keep staring at suspicious props for a few seconds—the game loves that trigger.

Treat each battle like a puzzle.

• Delete ranged first: Shields or fast movers up front, shooters in back.
• Control key units: Press F to manual aim Hwacha, sidestep with heroes, or land clutch hits yourself.
• Spend smart: If your dream comp is too pricey, build a value core and swap in specialists. Quantity often beats one shiny boss.

There are 64 achievements—some straightforward, some cheeky.

Standouts to grab

• Superior God: Beat Zeus with Thor (or vice versa).
• Zip Zap: Kill 20 units with one Zeus attack.
• Twisted Twister: Combine Secret units to create a tornado.
• Lone Ranger: Win with only a single unit—pick a strong solo and favorable enemy lineup.

Plus campaign clears, formation constraints, and collection tasks for secrets on every map.

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