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| <WRAP box><WRAP centeralign>**The Burning Mountain**\\ | <WRAP box><WRAP centeralign>**The Burning Mountain**\\ |
| {{ dom6:sites:sites_0000.png?nolink }} \\ //Increases Heat scales (by a maximum of 2 points)//\\ //Produces// {{gems>3F}} //per turn// \\ //Will eventually explode and turn into the Shattered Mountain//</WRAP></WRAP></WRAP> | {{ dom6:sites:sites_0000.png?nolink }} \\ //Increases Heat scales (by a maximum of 2 points)//\\ //Produces// {{gems>3F}} //per turn// \\ </WRAP></WRAP></WRAP> |
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| ^ Sprite ^ Unit Name ^ Special Attributes ^ Comments ^ | ^ Sprite ^ Unit Name ^ Special Attributes ^ Comments ^ |
| | {{:nations:la:phlegra:Phlegran_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Phlegran Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 60 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 26 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 1 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:slave.png?15&nolink}} [[Slave]] | 50 leadership Taskmaster. Boosts slave morale but is otherwise unremarkable, being incapable of putting squads into special formations. | | | {{:nations:la:phlegra:Phlegran_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Phlegran Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 60 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 26 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 1 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:slave.png?15&nolink}} [[Slave]] | 50 leadership Taskmaster. Boosts slave morale but is otherwise unremarkable, being incapable of putting squads into special formations. | |
| | {{:nations:la:phlegra:cyclope_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Cyclope Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 105 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 83 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 1 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (2) \\ [[Eyes]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (+1) \\ 10 Gold Cheaper When Active ([[Gigantomachia]]) | The Cyclope Commander is almost as well armoured as the ??Lochos?? of [[mekone ea|EA Mekone]], but less skilled in melee combat. It is marginally better at leadership than the Phlegran Commander with 75 leadership, but is also incapable of formations. Potentially useful as an army thug due to its giant stats and decent starting gear, with the notable weakness of very low Magic Resistance. | | | {{:nations:la:phlegra:cyclope_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Cyclope Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 105 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 83 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 1 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (2) \\ [[Eyes]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (+1) \\ 10 Gold Cheaper When Active ([[Gigantomachia]]) | The Cyclope Commander is almost as well armoured as the ??Lochos?? of [[mekone ea|EA Mekone]], but less skilled in melee combat. It is marginally better at leadership than the Phlegran Commander with 75 leadership, but is also incapable of formations; however, it is necessary to lead ??Cyclope Soldier??s due to their Minimum Leader Size of 6. Potentially useful as an army thug due to its giant stats and decent starting gear, with the notable weakness of very low Magic Resistance. | |
| | {{:nations:la:phlegra:Phlegran_cataphract_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Phlegran Cataphract Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 135 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 50 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 2 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (3) \\ {{:abilities:skilled_rider.png?15&nolink}} [[Skilled Rider]] (3) \\ {{:abilities:slave.png?15&nolink}} [[Slave]] \\ {{:abilities:mountain_survival.png?15&nolink}} [[Mountain Survival]] | The Phlegran Cataphract Commander is Phlegra's best mundane commander at 100 leadership and Taskmaster (3). They are also pretty mobile on the strategic map (Map Move 18). | | | {{:nations:la:phlegra:Phlegran_cataphract_commander.png?nolink}} | **??Phlegran Cataphract Commander??** \\ {{:misc:gui:gold.png?15&nolink}} 135 \\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 50 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 2 | {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (3) \\ {{:abilities:skilled_rider.png?15&nolink}} [[Skilled Rider]] (3) \\ {{:abilities:slave.png?15&nolink}} [[Slave]] \\ {{:abilities:mountain_survival.png?15&nolink}} [[Mountain Survival]] | The Phlegran Cataphract Commander is Phlegra's best mundane commander at 100 leadership and Taskmaster (3). They are also pretty mobile on the strategic map (Map Move 18). | |
| | {{:nations:la:phlegra:cataphracted_mouflon.png?nolink}} | //??Cataphracted Mouflon#3215??// | {{:abilities:resist_cold.png?15&nolink}} [[Cold Resistance]] (5) \\ {{:abilities:supply_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Supply Bonus]] (5) \\ {{:abilities:undisciplined.png?15&nolink}} [[Undisciplined]] \\ {{:abilities:animal.png?15&nolink}} [[Animal]] \\ {{:abilities:mountain_survival.png?15&nolink}} [[Mountain Survival]] | ::: | | | {{:nations:la:phlegra:cataphracted_mouflon.png?nolink}} | //??Cataphracted Mouflon#3215??// | {{:abilities:resist_cold.png?15&nolink}} [[Cold Resistance]] (5) \\ {{:abilities:supply_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Supply Bonus]] (5) \\ {{:abilities:undisciplined.png?15&nolink}} [[Undisciplined]] \\ {{:abilities:animal.png?15&nolink}} [[Animal]] \\ {{:abilities:mountain_survival.png?15&nolink}} [[Mountain Survival]] | ::: | |
| The Laestrygonian Tyrant may only be recruited once the Shattered Volcano capital site has appeared. | The Laestrygonian Tyrant may only be recruited once the Shattered Volcano capital site has appeared. |
| ^ Image ^ Unit Name ^ Special Attributes ^ Comments ^ | ^ Image ^ Unit Name ^ Special Attributes ^ Comments ^ |
| | {{ :nations:la:phlegra:laestrygonian_tyrant.png?nolink }} | **??Laestrygonian Tyrant??**\\ {{gold}} 845\\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 8 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 6\\ {{:misc:gui:fortress.png?20&nolink}} Capital Only | {{path>F4E3D2,10%FAED}} {{:misc:gui:research.png?15&nolink}} 13\\ {{:abilities:resist_fire.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Fire]] (17) \\ {{:abilities:resist_poison.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Poison]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:berserker.png?15&nolink}} [[Berserker]] (4) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:cause_unrest.png?15&nolink}} [[Cause Unrest]] (+10/month)\\ {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (4)\\ {{:abilities:combat_caster.png?15&nolink}} [[Combat Caster]]\\ {{:abilities:fear.png?15&nolink}} [[Fear]] (7) \\ {{:abilities:siege_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Siege Bonus]] (15) \\ {{:abilities:heretic.png?15&nolink}} [[Heretic]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:population_killer.png?15&nolink}} [[Population Killer]] (70) \\ {{:abilities:unsurroundable.png?15&nolink}} [[Unsurroundable]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:shattered_soul.png?15&nolink}} [[Shattered soul]] (5%) \\ {{:abilities:poor_amphibian.png?15&nolink}} [[Poor Amphibian]]\\ {{:abilities:recuperation.png?15&nolink}} [[Recuperation]] | Laestrygonian Tyrants are expensive super-mages with a variety of abilities that make them fearsome combatants.\\ \\ A combination of Fear, high base HP and multiple attacks make the Tyrant more difficult to defeat with counterthugs. Berserk prevents it from routing, and adds extra protection on top of its very high base natural protection (16). Its magic paths are great for durability, allowing Tyrants to cast the ??Phoenix Pyre??-??Soul Vortex?? combo, self-buff ??Temper Flesh?? and cast ??Summon Earthpower?? for extra reinvigoration. Finally, it has some access to battlefield wipe spells like ??Fire Storm?? and ??Earthquake??, or ??Bone Grinding?? if added to a communion.\\ \\ However, Tyrants are not without their weaknesses. While their paths are powerful in a conventional sense, they do not provide the game-breaking utility you might expect for their gold cost. Tyrants are very unlikely to have Air paths and thus much more difficult to empower into magic-phase capability compared to their predecessors, the ??Phlegran Tyrant??s. Finally, their berserk ability not only continuously generates fatigue while it is active, it also disables their spell-casting and forces them off-script if they are damaged. This can be exploited by canny opponents to prevent Tyrants from buffing themselves up to their full potential or pulling off battlefield wipes. | | | {{ :nations:la:phlegra:laestrygonian_tyrant.png?nolink }} | **??Laestrygonian Tyrant??**\\ {{gold}} 845\\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 8 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 6\\ {{:misc:gui:fortress.png?20&nolink}} Capital Only | {{path>F4E3D2,10%FAED}} {{:misc:gui:research.png?15&nolink}} 13\\ {{:abilities:resist_fire.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Fire]] (17) \\ {{:abilities:resist_poison.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Poison]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:berserker.png?15&nolink}} [[Berserker]] (4) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:cause_unrest.png?15&nolink}} [[Cause Unrest]] (+10/month)\\ {{:abilities:taskmaster.png?15&nolink}} [[Taskmaster]] (4)\\ {{:abilities:combat_caster.png?15&nolink}} [[Combat Caster]]\\ {{:abilities:fear.png?15&nolink}} [[Fear]] (7) \\ {{:abilities:siege_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Siege Bonus]] (15) \\ {{:abilities:heretic.png?15&nolink}} [[Heretic]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:population_killer.png?15&nolink}} [[Population Killer]] (70) \\ {{:abilities:unsurroundable.png?15&nolink}} [[Unsurroundable]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:shattered_soul.png?15&nolink}} [[Shattered soul]] (5%) \\ {{:abilities:poor_amphibian.png?15&nolink}} [[Poor Amphibian]]\\ {{:abilities:recuperation.png?15&nolink}} [[Recuperation]] | Laestrygonian Tyrants are expensive super-mages with a variety of abilities that make them fearsome combatants.\\ \\ A combination of Fear, high base HP and multiple attacks make the Tyrant more difficult to defeat with counterthugs. Berserk prevents it from routing, and adds extra protection on top of its very high base natural protection (16). Its magic paths are great for durability, allowing Tyrants to cast the ??Phoenix Pyre??-??Soul Vortex?? combo, self-buff ??Temper Flesh?? and cast ??Summon Earthpower?? for extra reinvigoration. Finally, it has some access to battlefield wipe spells like ??Fire Storm?? and ??Earthquake??, or ??Bone Grinding?? if added to a communion.\\ \\ However, Tyrants are not without their weaknesses. While their paths are powerful in a conventional sense, they do not provide the game-breaking utility you might expect for their gold cost. Tyrants are very unlikely to have Air paths and thus are much more difficult to empower into magic-phase capability compared to their predecessors, the ??Phlegran Tyrant??s. Finally, their berserk ability not only continuously generates fatigue while it is active (dangerous for ??Phoenix Pyre?? strategies), it also disables their spell-casting and forces them off-script if they are damaged. This can be exploited by canny opponents to prevent Tyrants from buffing themselves up to their full potential or pulling off battlefield wipes.\\ \\ Interestingly, unlike their MA counterparts (??Phlegran Tyrant??) Laestrygonian Tyrants lack Affliction Resistance, making them more prone to pick up afflictions while Phoenix Pyre-ing. | |
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| | {{ :nations:la:phlegra:laestrygonian.png?nolink }} | **??Laestrygonian??**\\ {{gold}} 250\\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 8 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 66 \\ Limited recruitment: 1 under ??Gigantomachia??\\ {{:misc:gui:fortress.png?20&nolink}} Capital Only | {{:abilities:resist_fire.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Fire]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:resist_poison.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Poison]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:berserker.png?15&nolink}} [[Berserker]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:cause_unrest.png?15&nolink}} [[Cause Unrest]] (+3/month)\\ {{:abilities:combat_caster.png?15&nolink}} [[Combat Caster]]\\ {{:abilities:fear.png?15&nolink}} [[Fear]] (6) \\ {{:abilities:siege_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Siege Bonus]] (15) \\ {{:abilities:heretic.png?15&nolink}} [[Heretic]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:population_killer.png?15&nolink}} [[Population Killer]] (30) \\ {{:abilities:unsurroundable.png?15&nolink}} [[Unsurroundable]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:shattered_soul.png?15&nolink}} [[Shattered soul]] (5%) \\ {{:abilities:poor_amphibian.png?15&nolink}} [[Poor Amphibian]]\\ {{:abilities:recuperation.png?15&nolink}} [[Recuperation]]\\ {{:abilities:minimum_leader_size.png?15&nolink}} [[Minimum Leader Size]] (6) | Gains {{path>F2E1D1}} if turned into a commander.\\ \\ Laestrygonian troops can only ever be recruited in limited numbers while Gigantomachia is active, meaning they are unlikely to be relevant in most games. While they are expensive, they have nice abilities and very high damage output, so they could potentially be used to good effect with pointbuffs. | | | {{ :nations:la:phlegra:laestrygonian.png?nolink }} | **??Laestrygonian??**\\ {{gold}} 250\\ {{:misc:gui:resources.png?15&nolink}} 8 \\ {{:misc:gui:recruitmentpoints.png?15&nolink}} 66 \\ Limited recruitment: 1 under ??Gigantomachia??\\ {{:misc:gui:fortress.png?20&nolink}} Capital Only | {{:abilities:resist_fire.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Fire]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:resist_poison.png?15&nolink}} [[Resist Poison]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:berserker.png?15&nolink}} [[Berserker]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:gluttony.png?15&nolink}} [[Gluttony]] (10) \\ {{:abilities:cause_unrest.png?15&nolink}} [[Cause Unrest]] (+3/month)\\ {{:abilities:combat_caster.png?15&nolink}} [[Combat Caster]]\\ {{:abilities:fear.png?15&nolink}} [[Fear]] (6) \\ {{:abilities:siege_bonus.png?15&nolink}} [[Siege Bonus]] (15) \\ {{:abilities:heretic.png?15&nolink}} [[Heretic]] (1) \\ {{:abilities:population_killer.png?15&nolink}} [[Population Killer]] (30) \\ {{:abilities:unsurroundable.png?15&nolink}} [[Unsurroundable]] (2) \\ {{:abilities:shattered_soul.png?15&nolink}} [[Shattered soul]] (5%) \\ {{:abilities:poor_amphibian.png?15&nolink}} [[Poor Amphibian]]\\ {{:abilities:recuperation.png?15&nolink}} [[Recuperation]]\\ {{:abilities:minimum_leader_size.png?15&nolink}} [[Minimum Leader Size]] (6) | Gains {{path>F2E1D1}} if turned into a commander.\\ \\ Laestrygonian troops can only ever be recruited in limited numbers while Gigantomachia is active, meaning they are unlikely to be relevant in most games. While they are expensive, they have nice abilities and very high damage output, so they could potentially be used to good effect with pointbuffs. Alternatively, their large hitpoint pool could be used to soak enemy magic away from more important units/commanders. | |
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| ==== Heroes ==== | ==== Heroes ==== |
