Fifth-tier troop types were broadly divided into twenty-six categories.
The total number was 42,040.
At first glance, that seemed like a lot, but in reality, it was not.
That was because one-third of that number was made up of fifth-tier undead.
The undead from the [Land of Buried Bones] certainly counted as part of the territory's combat strength.
But they were still very different from normal troops.
The same applied to their deployment and assignment.
Undead could not fight alongside Holy Light units, nor could they be sent too far away for battle.
However, undead were still fifth-tier combat power, so they had to be included in the count.
Excluding the undead, the territory actually had fewer than thirty thousand fifth-tier soldiers.
A formation of fifth-tier Warriors could fully contend with legendary powerhouses.
Generally speaking, the highest of a fourth-tier warrior's four main attributes ranged between 40 and 80 points.
For fifth-tier Warriors, their highest attribute ranged between 80 and 150 points.
This referred to those who had not undergone long-term enhancement and training.
Given time for cultivation, those figures could rise by several dozen more points.
A single attribute exceeding 350 points was considered low-level epic.
That was why most sixth-tier troop types were regarded as sub-epic combat power.
The outside world was still dominated by troop types below the fifth tier.
Legendary powerhouses seemed numerous, but that was only because of the Endless Continent's enormous population base.
In proportion to the population, legendary powerhouses could only be described as exceedingly rare.
As for the even higher demigod guardians, they were fewer still.
The number of demigods active openly across the entire continent could be counted, but because the Endless Continent was so vast, one would eventually encounter a few after reaching that level.
Therefore, fifth-tier troop types counted