Virbhumi

LEVEL	Astr Attack	Speed	Stamina
1	1	2	8
2	1	2	9
3	1	2	9
4	1	2	10
5	1	2	10
6	2	2	10

ShastrBhransh

Reduces damage from Physical and Ranged attacks

PratiAstr (Level 3 onwards)

Reflects Astr attack with reduced Astr attack (min. 1)

Katar (Level 5 onwards)

Reflects Physical attack with reduced Physical attack (min. 1)

Recommended Position

First to Sixth (All Positions)

Why?

Vajradatt can be placed at any position, as it has high Stamina and is equipped with Shastrbhransh ability, which reduces the impact of every Physical and Ranged attack

Top Abilities and Cards to Counter

AstrKavach :
When attacked, Astr hits the Shield before Stamina

Cards with AstrKavach:

Level 1 onwards : Ghatotkach, Senani, Kundbhedi

Cards with AstrKavach ability protect their own Stamina by absorbing the Astr attack hit on its Shield. Due to this Vajradatt’s Astr attack will hit the Shield first and not affect the Stamina of these cards easily.

Chapal :
Can dodge Astr attacks

Cards with Chapal:

Level 1 onwards : Jambavant, Ghatotkach
Level 3 onwards : Shishupal
Level 3 onwards : Vakr
Level 5 onwords : Vriddhakshatr

Cards with Chapal ability can dodge Astr attacks. This means that Vajradatt’s Astr attack on such cards has a high chance of getting missed.

AstrBhransh :
Reduces damage from Astr attacks

Cards with AstrBhransh :

Level 1 onwards : Nakul, Shwetketu, Shishupal
Level 5 onwards : Bahlik

Vajradatt at Level 1 has an Astr attack of 1. This means if it attacks cards with AstrBhransh ability, the damage will get reduced to 0.

Mrugaya :
Targets First Astr/Ranged attack card in positions 2 - 6

Cards with Mrugaya:

Level 1 onwards : Satyaki, Uttar, Sama, Pashi

Cards with Mrugaya ability will target cards with Astr/Ranged attacks that are not in First position. This means if all cards before Vajradatt are Physical or No attack cards, then Vajradatt will become an easy target of such cards.

Varah :
Attacks from anywhere; targets highest Stamina card

Cards with Varah :

Level 1 onwards : Balvardhan, Sharasan

This means that such cards can be used to counter high Stamina cards like Vajradatt placed anywhere in the opponent’s team lineup.

Suitable Locations (Level 1 only)

Ganga

Only even Aura cards allowed

Mithila

Ranged attack cards not allowed

Trigarta

Hirak and Suvarn cards not allowed

Indrakil

Only Astr attack cards allowed

Nandanvan

Cards with Shield not allowed

Hemkut

Hirak cards not allowed

Prasthala

All cards fight without the Shield

Manipur

Physical attack cards not allowed

Unsuitable Locations (Level 1 only)

Yamuna

Only odd Aura cards allowed

Mathura

Only Physical attack cards allowed

Satakumbha

Astr attack cards not allowed

Panchal

Only cards with Aura up to 5 allowed

Naimisharanya

All cards get +2 Shield

Khandav

Only Ranged attack cards allowed

Mekala

Only Tamr cards allowed

Karavirapur

Only Kansya cards allowed

Story of Vajradatt

Vajradatt was the son of the great King Bhagadatt. After the Kurukshetr war, Yudhisthir performed the Ashwamedh Yagn. Vajradatta stopped the sacrificial horse and challenged the Pandav's supremacy. Arjun fought and eventually defeated Vajradatt after a fierce and long battle. After this, Arjun let him go as part of Yudhishthir's policy of avoiding bloodshed and promoting peace

Vajradatt

Aura: 6