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If you want the cheapest version simply for taking down cavalry and giants, go with spearmen
Want them to have survivability? Take a shielded one
Want all of that plus ability to actually fight properly against sword-wielding foes? Get halbediers.
Armored trolls come to mind. I know chaos brings them with their elite armies late game. Not sure about greenskins.
Another would be terrorgheists.
I always have four of them in my army compositions just because of how cheap, and reliable they are!
Spearmen, and their shielded variants are lackluster in every comparison. Campaign wise the same thing goes. Never spend money on units you will end up phasing out within the first 20 turns.
Halberds are weird, IMO. I think they can be good, but they can easily not be cost effective (compared to twice as many spearmen)
They shine in multiplayer... I never even consider the other units... $650 is cheap in all honesty...
Halberders are worse on the line compared to spears but super necessary to kill cavalry. Keep a unit near your arty/ranged to block cav.