GamingDiver / WoWs Legends / Commanders / AL Z24
AL Z24 portrait

AL Z24

Germany Destroyer Commander
GermanyDestroyerCrossoverTorpedoes
Overview

Push objectives aggressively with this ramming destroyer. Pair with torpedo builds and smoke screens for area denial. Stack speed bonuses for flanking maneuvers. Suits bold, mobile playstyles-less effective in passive, defensive positions.

Commander Bio

AL Z24 is a moe-anthropomorphized character from Azur Lane, a mobile gacha game, featured as a crossover commander for German destroyers in World of Warships Legends. Known for her spirited personality and keen tactical brilliance, Z24 brings character-driven charm and aggressive destroyer tactics to naval warfare, representing a distinctive collaboration that seamlessly merges Azur Lane's rich narrative storytelling with World of Warships Legends' strategic gameplay.

Read more from WG: Azur Lane: Wave VII Is Coming! ↗

Recommended on

9 ship guides

Skills

14 + base trait

Try AL Z24 in the Build Tool →

Balance alertThe Perceptive skill was rebalanced on 2025-07-31.See details ↓ +5 more
Base Trait
Fiendish Rampage
Skill Tree · 5 ranks

Skill balance changes

Recent balance updates affecting skills this commander carries.

BUFF No-Fly Zone 2025-07-31
  • Ship's average AA damage per second is now increased by 4/8/12/15% instead of 3/6/8/10%.
Ministry of Balance: Back to the Naval Academy Read the full official post
NERF Perceptive 2023-03-02
  • Incoming damage to your destroyer modifier reduced from –2/–3/–4/–5% to –0.75/–1.5/–2.25/–3%
Ministry of Balance Reports: Buffs, Nerfs, and Commanders Read the full official post
BUFF Cloudy Daze 2023-03-02
  • Engine Boost cooldown time reduced from –10/–15/–20/–25% to –5/–10/–15/–20%
  • Smoke screen dispersion time reduced from –20% to –5/–7.5/–10/–12.5%
  • Smoke screen deployment time reduced from –20% to –5/–7.5/–10/–12.5%
Ministry of Balance Reports: Buffs, Nerfs, and Commanders Read the full official post

Linked ship guides

More Azur Lane commanders

Official sources