Aigle Playstyle Guide
Aigle is a fast, punchy destroyer that plays more like a large predator than a pure stealth boat. She wants to pressure flanks, land opportunistic torpedoes, and use her gun power to finish fights or punish destroyers that underestimate her.
Ideal role
Aigle is a fast, punchy destroyer that plays more like a large predator than a pure stealth boat. She wants to pressure flanks, land opportunistic torpedoes, and use her gun power to finish fights or punish destroyers that underestimate her.
Best positioning
She is strongest on wide lanes and flank routes where speed gives her room to reposition and threaten from multiple angles. Aigle likes to approach caps carefully, spot first when possible, then decide whether the fight should be a torpedo setup, a gun trade, or a disengage.
Main mistake to avoid
Do not pretend her concealment is good enough to take every fair destroyer duel on equal terms. If you charge a crowded cap without support, larger size and visibility become real problems fast. Aigle is much better when she picks the timing than when she blindly forces first contact.
Commanders and inspirations
Philippe Auboyneau is a strong example if you want Aigle leaning into destroyer aggression and overall pressure, while Louis Violette makes sense if you want a setup that feels a little more comfortable in active gun play. For inspirations, Erich Bey is again the easy concealment example, and William Sims is a strong partner because Aigle often has to spend health to create her openings.