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Eye of Cthulhu

2017-09-23T23:00:38Z

DatRedstoneGuy: got an image, just need to make it larger

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:EoC.jpg|300px|frameless|center|EoC]]
|damage_type = ???
|damage = ???
|health = ???
}}

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Eye Of Cthulhu is a boss from Terraria, due to the crossover, this was added. The Eye of Cthulhu is a flying enemy and has 2 stages - a starting form of an eye, alternating between staying above a character and spawning Servants of Cthulhu (miniature versions of itself) that swarm the player but have little health and deal Physical Damage, and ramming the player, dealing high amounts of Physical Damage, then it transforms after losing about 3/5 health into a similar form with a fanged mouth instead of an eye, and alternates between staying near the player and ramming, dealing elevated amounts of physical damage. The Eye Of Cthulhu does not spawn Servants of Cthulhu in its second stage.

Drakin

2017-09-19T18:05:11Z

DatRedstoneGuy: Just added stuff

Drakins are ranged, magic based enemies that spit fire at players and defences. If a player gets too close, it will attempt to bite them. They are a heavily ranged enemy that deals massive damage and can be a threat if left unattended. {{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Drakin.png|300px]]
|damage_type = Magical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
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[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Magical Damage]]

Lightning Strikes Aura

2017-09-18T18:12:18Z

DatRedstoneGuy: theres an image, not the best insert, but there is something

{{{{#ifeq:{{PAGENAME}}|Lightning Strikes Aura|Hero_Defense|{{#ifeq:{{PAGENAME}}|Calculator/Defenses|:Test_Calc_Math|{{#ifeq:{{PAGENAME}}|Monk|:Monk/List|:Test_Table/Data}}}}}}
|Hero=Monk
|Page={{{1}}}
|Type=Aura
|Name=Lightning Strikes Aura
|Description= Deals Magical Storm Damage to one enemy within its radius.
|Overview=A Sustain Aura that affects one target in short range.
Can be enhanced by the Lightning Damage spec, adding a percentage chance for Lightning Strikes Aura to deal additional damage.<br />
This defense is able to combo with the Huntress's Geyser Trap. See Electrocute.
|Icon=[[File:LightningStrikesAura.jpg|thumb|Lightning Strikes Aura]]
|Attack=Attack Damage
|A1=10.5<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|A2=15.75<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|A3=21<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|A4=26.25<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|A5=31.5<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|Crit=Crit Damage
|C1=0.85<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|C2=1.275<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|C3=1.7<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|C4=2.125<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|C5=2.55<noinclude>x</noinclude>
|Health=Max Energy
|H1=100%
|H2=125%
|H3=150%
|H4=175%
|H5=200%
|ISpeed=4<noinclude>s</noinclude>
|Element=[[Magical]] [[Storm]]
|Status=None
|FCombo=Electrocute
|Level=1
|Mana=40
}}

File:LightningStrikesAura.jpg

2017-09-18T18:08:55Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

a new image

Kobold Flier

2017-09-18T13:34:40Z

DatRedstoneGuy: Grammar Check :)

''This page is about the Non-Chaos variant. For the Chaos EMP variant, see [[Kobolts]]''

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Kobold Flier.png|300px]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
Kobold Fliers are flying enemies that explode on defenses and players to deal massive physical damage.

==Behavior==
Similar to the regular [[Kobolds (Regular)|Kobolds]], these Kobolds Fliers will dive-bomb into their targets when aggrovated, or when they are at a low health. They will explode upon hitting the target, or a solid surface if they miss. As a flying enemy, they spawn on air lanes, fly over defences and generally have less health than other ground enemies.

==Strategy==
Kobold (Flying) can be easily handled with ranged towers with a good range and DPS, like the Huntress's Poison Dart Tower or the Monk's Sky Guard Tower. When fighting them head on, try to focus them as down fast as possible before they can dive-bomb. Heroes with a high health may be able to tank a few explosions. Ranged Heroes can usually dodge their dive-bombs with ease, though occasionally their explosion radius will still hit you if they explode next to you.

[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Kobold Flier

2017-09-15T19:59:22Z

DatRedstoneGuy: Added some more stuff.

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Kobold Flier.png|300px]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
Kobold (Flying) are dive-bombing suicide enemies that explode on defenses and players, dealing massive physical damage. Unlike wyverns, Kobold (Flying) die upon attack.

Kobold (Flying) are best defeated with ranged attacks, like the Huntress and the Monk's Sky Guard Tower.
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Kobold Flier

2017-09-15T19:20:13Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Kobold Flier.png|300px]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
Kobold (Flying) are dive-bombing suicide enemies that explode on defenses and players, dealing massive physical damage. Unlike wyverns, Kobold (flying) die upon attack.
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Kobold Flier

2017-09-15T13:38:56Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Kobold Flier.png|300px]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
{{stub}}Kobold (Flying) are dive-bombing suicide enemies that explode on defenses and players, dealing massive physical damage. Unlike wyverns, Kobold (flying) die upon attack.
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Wyverns

2017-09-15T13:35:12Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

{{Enemy Infobox
|image = [[File:Download.jpg|thumb|Wyvern]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
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Wyverns are melee flying enemies that have a tendency to just fly right over defenses, heading straight for the objectives. If they are close enough, the wyverns will attack defenses, but only the [[Monk|Monk's]] [[Sky Guard Tower]] will target them.
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Wyverns

2017-09-14T19:45:50Z

DatRedstoneGuy: fixed the image

{{Enemy Infobox
[[File:Download.jpg|thumb|Wyvern]]
|damage_type = Physical
|damage = ??
|health = ??
}}
{{stub}}
Wyverns are melee flying enemies that have a tendency to just fly right over defenses, heading straight for the objectives. If they are close enough, the wyverns will attack defenses, but only the [[Monk|Monk's]] [[Sky Guard Tower]] will target them.
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Physical Damage]]

Tuskar

2017-09-14T15:54:17Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

[[File:Tuskar.jpg|thumb|Tuskar]]
Tuskar is a Special Enemy. He is the mini-boss variant of the [[Warboar]], often appearing in [[Chaos|Chaos Trials]] and [[Incusions]]. Tuskar is first encountered in the [[Campaign]] mission, The Gates of Dragonfall, although under the name Warboar.

==Description==
Tuskar resembles a large Warboar. He behaves similarly to Warboars, both having fast attack speed and medium to high damage. He is also quite agile like Warboars and Goblins.

==Strategy==
His fast movement speed allows him to quickly move through the map and take out the objectives. This attribute makes him a potentially dangerous threat for unaware Heroes. Make sure to always keep the barricade on his lane up, for he can be difficult to stop once he is headed to the core.

Tuskar is also particularly dangerous for melee [[Heroes]] to fight, due to his attacks consistently hitting players behind him, at approximately the same range as his attack in front of him. Coupled with his fast attack speed, he is rather difficult to fight head on. The generally preferred method of fighting him is with a ranged Hero like the Gunwitch or EV2, assisted by strong barricades and towers.

[[Category:Enemies]]

File:Tuskar.jpg

2017-09-14T15:53:39Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

Tuskar

Griblok

2017-09-14T15:52:02Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

[[File:Griblok.jpg|thumb]]
Griblok is a Special Enemy. He is the mini-boss variant of the [[Goblin (Regular)|Goblin]], frequently found in the [[Chaos]] trials and [[Incursions]] maps. It is first encountered in the [[Campaign|Temple of the Necrotic]] map, and also appears in his own [[Incursions|Incursion I]] map on [[Dragonfall/Gates|The Gates of Dragonfall]].

==Description==
Griblok resembles a large melee goblin. He behaves similarly to goblins, having a short melee range, but a fast attack speed. Notably, he seems to have a high resistance to stuns.

==Strategy==
Griblok is one of the most basic mini-boss to fight, though he can still become a mobile threat if left to break through your defences. As usual, Melee [[Heroes]] should stay behind him when attacking.

[[Category:Enemies]]

File:Griblok.jpg

2017-09-14T15:50:06Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

Griblok The Razor

Goblin Siege Roller

2017-09-14T15:45:19Z

DatRedstoneGuy:

[[File:The Siege Roller in a bit more detail.jpg|thumb|The Siege Roller]]
[[File:SiegeRollerFiring.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Goblin Siege Roller firing rockets]]
The Goblin Siege Roller is a tanky mini-boss first introduced in [[Campaign|The Dead Road]] campaign mission which fires rockets at players and grinds down barricades. The Siege Roller moves very slowly, but does huge amounts of damage and mows down everything in it's way.

==Strategy==
The Siege Roller has a large amount of health and ~90% resistance from all sources from the front. It also does massive damage to all barricades, most solid towers, and [[Heroes]] from in front. The weak spot is attacking the engine behind, which does not resist damage. Use DPS heroes from behind to bring it down quickly.

It is not possible to distract the Roller from it's set path towards the crystal. While it is possible to slow and stun the Roller to some extent, crowd control is usually less effective than simply using pure DPS and strong walls. Keep repairing your barricades often when the Roller attempts to grind it down, and you can stall the Roller for as long as you have Defence Mana.

Like assassins, it is generally a good idea to stay away from objectives, as the Roller may damage the core from afar while trying to shoot down players.

There is an extensive documentation on Steam [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=818256372 here].

[[Category:Enemies]]