For these reasons, Elbing excels at medium to long-range harassment of enemy ships, along with scouting roles.Įlbing is best utilized as a scout ship to harass enemy ships and engage in target spotting to assist teammates. Unlike Z-52, Elbing does not have access to the Hydroacoustic Search consumable, making it difficult to engage in a playstyle where countering enemy destroyers is a priority. Players will quickly discover that Elbing has a very poor turning radius and a sluggish rudder that makes conducting emergency maneuvers to dodge incoming ordinance difficult. Once detected, Elbing is a large target due to her size and height out of the water. With a modest detectability range, she will likely be spotted first in an engagement. Despite these traits, players may find that Elbing poses some difficulties while serving in a traditional destroyer role. Her two rear-facing gun mounts enable Elbing to defend herself well when retreating. Her torpedoes hit hard and reload quickly, despite their slow speed in the water.
Combine that with her improved pen angles and excellent pen (Comparable to the AP pen of Hindenburg), she is a serious threat to cruisers. For a destroyer, her main battery has an exceptional firing range with a very good accuracy, meaning that players can choose to engage at longer ranges to harass enemy capital ships. She is also armed with torpedoes and has access to the Defensive AA Fire consumable to repel enemy aircraft.īeginning with her strong traits, Elbing has good guns sporting decent ballistic properties. Her 150 mm armor-piercing (AP) shells pack a punch, capable of penetrating to the citadel of many cruisers who show their broadside. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".Įlbing is a Tier X German destroyer that tends to share more in common with cruisers than other destroyers at her tier.
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