Old-School Budget Infinite

Why This Works

Strengths

It offers multiple documented flying answers, physical support from Commander, slowing/control, and separate physical and Magic hill damage without requiring Unique or Secret units.

Weaknesses

Siren (Harpy) and Hammerhead (Shark Empress) are legacy unobtainable forms, damage scaling is below modern endgame rosters, and Commander does not buff Hammerhead's Magic damage. C.E.O. is an economy pick, not a claim of best farm efficiency.

Placement / Upgrade Order

Place Honey and Hammerhead on useful hill positions, establish enough damage before upgrading C.E.O., then add Siren and Reliable Student to slow dangerous groups. Put Commander in range of Siren, Honey, and Reliable Student—not Hammerhead—and prioritize the main damage dealers before late control upgrades.

Best Stage / Content

Best for Story and early Infinite only if the player already owns the legacy units. Nimble III is the practical target for Siren and Honey, Superior III for Hammerhead, and Range III for Reliable Student and Commander. Steel Shiv fits Siren and Honey; Amplifying Codex fits Hammerhead. No relic or curse is required for control, support, or C.E.O. Bulby is the first economy replacement when available; replace Hammerhead with a verified obtainable hill or Hybrid attacker.

Notes

A legacy Infinite roster for players who already own older Mythics but do not have a Secret-led endgame account. Siren and Reliable Student add slow/control, Honey covers physical hill damage, Hammerhead brings Magic hill damage, Commander buffs the physical attackers, and C.E.O. supplies economy. This is not a new-account team: Siren and Hammerhead are currently catalogued as unobtainable.