Solomon treats the battlefield like a chessboard. Setup Bishop creates a bishop that remains in place until recalled. Solomon can move it to another position, damaging and slowing enemies it passes through. After a short delay, diagonal squares become active and deal additional Spirit Damage to enemies who step on them.Image unavailableKingside Knight is his defensive tool. Solomon can promote an ally into a knight, granting Barrier and extra Stamina for a limited time. If he casts the ability on himself, he becomes the king instead, receiving a stronger Barrier but no additional Stamina. Moving the piece briefly makes the target invulnerable before it lands in the new position.His third ability, Rook Battery, launches two rooks forward. They deal Spirit Damage and Immobilize enemies they hit, bounce back from walls, and can be split in perpendicular directions with a second activation. That gives Solomon another way to restrict movement through corridors and narrow spaces.The ultimate, Develop Queen, summons a queen that crashes into an area and deals Spirit Damage. After a delay, it sends damaging squares outward in straight lines and Stuns enemies they hit. Solomon can then move the queen to another location and trigger the effect again. One of its upgrades also allows it to checkmate enemies below a health threshold and execute them.Solomon's role is therefore less about simply topping the damage chart and more about controlling space for the rest of the team. Bishops pressure diagonal routes, rooks punish predictable movement, Kingside Knight protects teammates, and the queen can disrupt a large fight at a critical moment. The better a team understands how to play around his pieces, the more value he can create.
