Baibars Talent Tree Builds And Pairs

Baibars is Rise of Kingdoms’ most underappreciated cavalry commander. Because of his first skill, Baibars is a formidable commander. That skill has the potential to deal a massive amount of damage to five targets. Baibars is the only cavalry commander in Rise of Kingdoms who can deal AOE damage.

Baibars Guide

One of the most popular games available out there is Rise of Kingdoms. Players are extremely dedicated and strive for the greatest results possible. The commander you choose has a big impact on the outcome.

There are numerous commander options to choose from, but which is the best? Fret not! As we have a set of guides for different commanders on our site. We are here to tell you about the different commanders’ talent builds, pairings, and how to use them.

The commander for this guide is the very strong Baibars. He is popular for his cavalry skills in big battles.

You can do wonders if you capitalize the skills with proper talent builds and pairings. If you are confused about how to unlock the skills, whom should you pair with Baibars and the best talent tree, buckle down and keep reading!

Baibars is the best rok epic cavalry commander for large-scale battles. All because of his first skill, which can deal damage to five targets at once.

Baibars is not a commander you would send into a one-on-one battle. He will lose the majority of 1v1 battles. He is built for large fights like kvk, aoo, and sunset canyon, where he can easily hit 5 targets.

If you choose Arabia as your starting civilization you will get Baibars for free but you should check out Rise Of Kingdoms Civilization tier list that will give you insight on what is the best civilization.

Is Baibars Worth Your Investment?

For huge battles, Baibars is the best epic cavalry commander. All because of his initial skill, which can deal damage to up to five targets at once. He can lead in-field fights as a cavalry-nuking commander or in-city attacks as a city-conquering commander. He is one of the greatest alternatives for F2P players.

Baibars is not a commander you want to send into a 1vs1 battle. In most 1vs1 circumstances, he will lose. He’s made for huge fights like KvK, AoE, and Sunset Canyon, where he can easily hit five targets.

In short, Baibars is definitely worth your investment. However, we strongly recommend you to prioritize Boudica, Joan of Arc, and Sun Tzu. Moreover, we suggest you have a secondary garrison commander or more peacekeepers before you go for Baibars.

You will not regret your investment if you follow the right order.

Baibars Talent Tree Build

Baibars is a very strong commander, and with correct strategy and talent build, you can do great.

We have listed down the best builds for Baibars, and we are sure that you will be able to leverage all his skills if you follow them.

Baibars Cavalry Tree

When you want to chase down other players in the open field with a solid mix of attack debuffs, march speed, and enemy debuffing, this is the build to employ. 

The best thing about this build is that you will increase all the damage dealt by 15% during the first 10 seconds when you engage in battle after reaching the top of the tree. This is terrific, isn’t it?

In this build, you also pay some attention to the Rage by picking up the Undying Fury. It will grant an additional nine Rage. Moreover, we pick up Rejuvenate for restoring the Rage. So, you will be very good at causing the area of effect damage.

Furthermore, the other point we would pick is Naked Rage, which will increase the skill damage dealt by 6%. However, it also increases the skill damage you take by 6%. So, you won’t want to use it for the enemies that might overwhelm you.

Baibars Talent Tree Build for Skill Defensive FIELD PVP

Baibars Nuke Talent Tree Build
Main Talents	Talent Points
Dragon Saber	3/3
Galea	3/3
Halberd	3/3
Undying Fury	3/3
Emblazoned Shield	4/4
Burning Blood	3/3
Heraldic Shield	3/3
All For One	3/3
Tactical Mastery	3/3
Rejuvenate	3/3
Feral Nature	5/5
Clarity	3/3
Stats
Attack:	7%
Defense:	7%
Health:	8%
March Speed:	18%

If you want to have a slightly defensive strategy, then this is the build for you. Considering that Baibars skills don’t make him much of a defensive commander, you have to make sure that you strategize properly.

In the Skill Tree, you should prioritize Rejuvenate. You’ll start a Rage engine, and Baibars will require his primary skill to deliver significant damage. Then, in the Cavalry Tree, unlock Undying Fury to finish the fury engine. It will assist a lot by increasing the amount of wrath generated.

Get Feral Nature on the Skill Tree for increased Rage. You’ll then have access to several talents that will improve your troops and damage, as well as your defense, and reduce the amount of skill damage you take.

Finally, optimize your points in the Cavalry Tree by getting Emblazoned Shield and Halberd to further minimize damage. You’ll have your open-field defensive skill setup ready.

Baibars Skill Speed talent tree

The next build is for people who want to have a skill-oriented build. If you are someone who wants to focus on speed, this build is for you.

In this build, you first Rejuvenate in the skill tree for restoring Rage, and then you go to unlock the Undying Fury for charging up the Rage engine. It will really help you in generating more Rage.

Next, you should go for finishing off the skill tree by getting the Feral Nature that will give you more Rage. You will also choose from a number of skills that will improve your troop and damage output, as well as your defense, and reduce the amount of skill damage you suffer.

Lastly, pick up the extra march speed points in the Cavalry Tree. Also, get the final points in Disarm to complete this construct. It gives you the fastest march pace without losing all common sense.

Baibars Pairings

Baibars is definitely a great commander, and pairing him up with the correct commander will boost his skills. If you want to get the maximum possible output with Baibars as your commander, consider the following rok pairings–

Aethelflaed

Aethelflaed is the best pair for Baibars in our opinion. Athelflead’s first skill will also hit 5 targets at the same time, and she will reduce enemy stats by 30%. This is an excellent combination for large-scale battles. Use Aethelflaed talent tree build for PVP and farming barbarians.

Sun Tzu

Baibars and Sun Tzu is nice duo. Both have AOE damage and Sun Tzu will bring Rage generation so Baibars will be able to use AOE skill faster.  You can pair him with any other commander that you want but remember Baibars is a commander for big fights where he can hit 5 targets, not for 1vs1. It can also be an amazing pair. You can do a lot of damage with this pair on the field.

However, you will not get the march speed here, so it is better to make Baibars as primary to Sun Tzu. This combo will let you have a great amount of area of effect damage and to produce more rage you can use Sun Tzu talent tree build.

Boudica

Boudica’s talent tree and skills make her an excellent PVE commander. She increases neutral unit damage while also giving her faster fury regeneration and more damage to each talent.

Boudica and Baibars can be one hell of an amazing pair. She will provide more Rage and more healing to you. She will also provide you with attack and Rage reduction on the target. 

Belisarius

It is a wonderful duo possibility. Belisarius is the best pure cavalry epic commander in Rise of Kingdoms. Belisarius talent tree that rivals that of Cao Cao, the renowned leader.

Choose Belisarius as your primary if you wish to be more mobile on the battlefield. Baibars, on the other hand, will help you with his escape combat mechanism.

Others

A few other good pairing options for Baibars are Pelagius for additional healing, Osman I for raw damage, Lancelot, and Dragon Lancer. In the case of legendary commanders, you have Cao Cao, Minamoto, Genghis Khan, and Saladin.

Baibars Skills

You must be aware of the skills of Baibars if you are a die-hard fan of Rise of Kingdoms. However, we have listed down the skills for you-

Sandstorm

Rage Requirement: 1000

Active Skill
Deals massive damage (Damage Factor x) to enemies in a forward-facing fan-shaped area (up to 3 targets) and slows the current target’s march speed by a factor of two.

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Direct Damage Factor: 300 / 375 / 450 / 600 / 750
March Speed Reduction: 10% / 15% / 20% / 25% / 30%

It inflicts massive damage on foes in the fan-shaped region (max three targets) and slows down the current target’s operating speed for the following 2 seconds.

Because of the reduced marching speed, Sandstorm is a one-of-a-kind skill. So far, Baibars is the only epic commander with this skill. When you’re in combat and your opponent tries to flee, don’t expect them to return quickly! A 30 percent reduction in marching speed is significant.

Arabian Knights

Passive Skill
Increases attack of cavalry units by x%.

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Cavalry Attack Bonus: 8% / 10% / 12% / 16% / 20%

This skill deals with the cavalry units. All the units led by Baibars will gain 20% increased attack. That, my friend, is a very good thing!

No Escape

Passive Skill
When attacking cities, Normal attacks have a 100% chance of reducing garrison attack by x percent and defense by x percent.

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Attack Reduction: 1% / 2% / 3% / 5% / 7%
Defense Reduction: 1% / 2% / 3% / 5% / 7%

The next skill is No Escape and is quite useful when you are attacking a city.  

This passive skill reduces the attack of the garrison troops by 7% as well as their defense by 7%. However, we think that this skill might not be as useful as it may seem because people hardly use epic commanders for attacks.

Lord Panther

Passive Skill
When leaving battle (but not when routed), heals a portion of slightly wounded units (Healing Factor x) and increases march speed by x percent for the next 10 seconds.

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Healing Factor: 75 / 100 / 125 / 150 / 200
March Speed Bonus: 20% / 25% / 30% / 40% / 50%

It is another passive skill that is very useful in the field. This skill allows Baibars to heal a portion of slightly wounded units with a healing factor of 200 at maximum levels. Also, it increases their march speed for the next 10 seconds. 

This skill proves to be very useful because it lets the wounded units participate again in the main army.

Blot Out The Sun

New Passive Skill
Deals massive damage (Damage Factor 1000) to enemies in a forward-facing fan-shaped area (up to 5 targets) and slows the current target’s march speed by 50% for the next 2 seconds.

It is the skill that makes Baibars strong and deadly. It enhances the active skill Sandstorm.

It deals with direct damage to up to 5 targets in a forward-facing fan-shaped area with a Damage factor of 1000. It decreases their march speed by 50% for 2 seconds. It means that your target cannot run away from your clutches anymore. 

Skill Order

Talking about the skill order, we would suggest you max the first two skills as these are the best skills of this commander. After taking these two skills to 4 stars, start unlocking the remaining skills to the level of expertise. 

Lore

During the Mamluk dynasty, Baibars was the fourth Sultan of Egypt and Syria. In September 1260, he routed the invading Mongol army at the Battle of Ain Jalut, handing the Mongols their first major defeat. Baibars used hit-and-run tactics during the battle, which lured the Mongol forces into a devastating ambush.

Baibars is remembered for both his victories over the Mongols and the Crusaders, as well as the administrative reforms he instituted within the sultanate. Baibars, an aspirant military leader, organized an army and restructured the existing navy.

He made significant contributions to public works projects such as the construction of roads, mosques, schools, and post offices, as well as irrigation projects to increase the country’s grain production.

Baibars’ reign effectively drove the Crusaders out of Mamluk territory, ushering in a new era of Mamluk supremacy in the Eastern Mediterranean.