He does not have any traits, and his ability does 3 damage to a selected plant or the plant hero when he is played on the heights. His closest plant counterpart is Bluesberry.
His description references how the Foot Soldier only wears one shoe.
His ability is a reference to the fact that Foot Soldiers are commonly seen on rooftops and in high places in the Garden Warfare games, due to their Rocket Jump ability.
Statistics[]
Class: Crazy
Tribe: Professional Zombie
Traits: None
Ability: When played on Heights: Do 3 damage.
Set - Rarity: Premium - Uncommon
Card description[]
Each Foot Soldier Zombie shall be issued one (1) combat foot.
Strategies[]
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While having below average stats for a 5 zombie, Foot Soldier Zombie's ability to hurt any plant or your opponent and possibly finishing them off is a very handy thing to have. Using this ability against plants that activate their abilities on zombies on their lanes, such as Potato Mine and Guacodile, can render them useless if there is no zombie currently occupying their lane. 3 damage is also enough to eliminate threats such as Sportacus, Mayflower, and Black-Eyed Pea.
However, Foot Soldier Zombie's ability only activates when he is played on a heights lane. Therefore, his usefulness varies on the number of heights lanes on the field; the more, the better.
Against[]
Foot Soldier Zombie can easily be destroyed using Whack-a-Zombie or any plant with 4 or more. You can lower their stats if you think you can handle him. If he gets boosted, you can use Squash or Shamrocket to destroy him.
Since Foot Soldier Zombie's ability activates when he is played on the heights lane, try playing a powerful plant on the heights lane so the zombie hero is discouraged to play them there and activate his ability. Also, make sure they have at least 4 health to make an exchange at the very least. Another good idea is to use Sweet Potato, Hot Date, or Whipvine to move a zombie onto the heights lane, preventing Foot Soldier Zombie from being able to activate his ability.