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|name = Saurian Deathcoil |
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|rate = [[File:melee.png]] 1.0s<br/>[[File:ranged.png]] 2.2s |
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''Trained to develop perfect accuracy, these elite Saurians wield deadly advanced crossbows.'' |
''Trained to develop perfect accuracy, these elite Saurians wield deadly advanced crossbows.'' |
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| − | Saurian Deathcoils can dish out a lot of damage (100 [[True Damage]] per shot |
+ | Saurian Deathcoils fire slowly but can dish out a lot of damage (100 [[True Damage]] per shot) and have an extraordinary range: nearly half of the map! This range allows them to sniff out soldiers, all while staying away from the range of other towers. They can be an extreme nuisance because they can clear soldiers extremely quickly for other enemies to pass through, though as a result, they progress extremely slowly towards the exit. |
==Strategy== |
==Strategy== |
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* High-level artillery towers will do the trick of killing if placed at an area where they get grouped to snipe soldiers. |
* High-level artillery towers will do the trick of killing if placed at an area where they get grouped to snipe soldiers. |
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+ | * Heroes should be kept far away from the entrances: a Deathcoil volley can easily kill most heroes, especially frail ones like [[Nivus]] or [[Bruxa]]. Note that even durable heroes like [[Alric]] will not survive for very long either, because their ranged attack deals [[True Damage]] and ignore his high armor, which is the thing that makes him durable. |
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+ | * [[:Category:Melee Towers|Soldiers]] should be kept at the very back of the player's defenses, forcing Deathcoils to close in and enter the range of towers. |
* [[Assassin's Guild|Assassins]] cannot be targeted by Deathcoils unless in combat, as they are invisible when idle. |
* [[Assassin's Guild|Assassins]] cannot be targeted by Deathcoils unless in combat, as they are invisible when idle. |
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* It is almost impossible for a Deathcoil to reach the exit, as the respawn rate of the [[Dwarf Hall]] means that there will always be a soldier on screen for the Deathcoil to target. The only way for one to foreseeably get to the exit would be if there were no other towers targeting it. |
* It is almost impossible for a Deathcoil to reach the exit, as the respawn rate of the [[Dwarf Hall]] means that there will always be a soldier on screen for the Deathcoil to target. The only way for one to foreseeably get to the exit would be if there were no other towers targeting it. |
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Revision as of 03:50, 1 November 2019
Saurian Deathcoils are Saurian snipers armed with deadly long-ranged crossbows.
Overview
Trained to develop perfect accuracy, these elite Saurians wield deadly advanced crossbows.
Saurian Deathcoils fire slowly but can dish out a lot of damage (100 True Damage per shot) and have an extraordinary range: nearly half of the map! This range allows them to sniff out soldiers, all while staying away from the range of other towers. They can be an extreme nuisance because they can clear soldiers extremely quickly for other enemies to pass through, though as a result, they progress extremely slowly towards the exit.
Strategy
- High-level artillery towers will do the trick of killing if placed at an area where they get grouped to snipe soldiers.
- Heroes should be kept far away from the entrances: a Deathcoil volley can easily kill most heroes, especially frail ones like Nivus or Bruxa. Note that even durable heroes like Alric will not survive for very long either, because their ranged attack deals True Damage and ignore his high armor, which is the thing that makes him durable.
- Soldiers should be kept at the very back of the player's defenses, forcing Deathcoils to close in and enter the range of towers.
- Assassins cannot be targeted by Deathcoils unless in combat, as they are invisible when idle.
- It is almost impossible for a Deathcoil to reach the exit, as the respawn rate of the Dwarf Hall means that there will always be a soldier on screen for the Deathcoil to target. The only way for one to foreseeably get to the exit would be if there were no other towers targeting it.
- Although building Necromancer Towers may sound counter-intuitive, it helps to have more distractions for Deathcoils, so the middle path isn't too cluttered.
Appearances
| Enemies • Kingdom Rush | |
| Enemies | Goblin • Orc • Shaman • Ogre • Gargoyle • Shadow Archer • Dark Knight • Wulf • Worg • Golem Head • Goblin Zapper • Orc Champion • Worg Rider • Forest Troll • Hobgoblin Chief • Bandit • Brigand • Marauder • Giant Spider • Spider Matriarch • Spider Hatchling • Raider • Pillager • Troll • Troll Champion • Troll Chieftain • Yeti • Rocket Rider • Dark Slayer • Son of Sarelgaz • Troll Pathfinder • Troll Breaker • Demon Spawn • Demon Lord • Demon Hound • Demon Imp • Skeleton • Skeleton Knight • Necromancer • Magma Elemental • Husk • Noxious Creeper • Mutated Hatchling • Tainted Treant • Swamp Thing • Rotshroom • Zombie • Giant Rat • Wererat • Fallen Knight • Spectral Knight • Abomination • Werewolf • Lycan • Black Hag • Sheep • Demon Legion • Flareon • Gulaemon • Cerberus |
| Bosses | The Juggernaut • J.T. • Vez'nan • Sarelgaz • Gul'Thak • Greenmuck • The Kingpin • Ulguk-Hai • Moloch • Myconid • Lord Blackburn |
| Enemies • Kingdom Rush: Frontiers | |
| Enemies | Desert Thug • Dune Raider • Desert Archer • Sand Hound • War Hound • Immortal • Fallen • Executioner • Giant Scorpion • Giant Wasp • Giant Wasp Queen • Dune Terror • Sand Wraith • Lesser Efreeti • Anoobis • Jungle Spider • Jungle Matriarch • Spiderling • Savage Warrior • Savage Hunter • Witch Doctor • Earth Shaman • Spirit Shaman • Blood Trickster • Savage Zombie • Savage Brute • Gorillon • Poukai Rider • Poukai • Parasyte • Reaper • Mandrilos • Reaper Lord • Saurian Razorwing • Saurian Quetzal • Saurian Broodguard • Saurian Myrmidon • Saurian Blazefang • Saurian Nightscale • Saurian Darter • Saurian Brute • Saurian Savant • Shade Elemental • Shred of Darkness • Saurian Deathcoil • Gunboat • Greenfin • Redspine • Blacksurge • Deviltide • Bluegale • Bloodshell • Zombie • Ghoul • Bat • Werewolf • Abomination • Lycan • Ghost • Phantom Warrior • Jack'O Lantern • Vampiresa |
| Bosses | Nazeru • Quincon • Umbra • Leviathan • Vasile • Xyzzy |
| Enemies • Kingdom Rush: Origins | |
| Enemies | Gnoll Reaver • Gnoll Burner • Gnoll Gnawer • Hyena • Perython • Gnoll Blighter • Ettin • Twilight Harasser • Gnoll Catapult • Gnoll Warleader • Twilight Brute • Blood Gnoll • Blood Ogre • Ogre Magi • Sword Spider • Satyr Cutthroat • Satyr Hoplite • Webspitter Spider • Gloomy • Twilight Scourger • Scourger Banshee • Bandersnatch • Redcap • Twilight Avenger • Boomshroom • Munchshroom • Fungus Breeder • Zealot • Bunny • Blood Servant • Screecher Bat • Mounted Avenger • Razorboar • Twilight Evoker • Twilight Golem • Cloud Stalker • Spiderbrood • Twilight Heretic • Son of Mactans • Arachnomancer • Drider • Shadowspawn • Devourer • Dark Spitter • Shadow Champion |
| Bosses | Hi-Hi Enha • Malicia • Spider Goddess • Bram the Beheader • Baj'Nimen the Hateful • Godieth |