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== Special Ability: Acid Breath == | == Special Ability: Acid Breath == | ||
Acid breath [[special ability]] may occur after a stack of Rust Dragons have attacked target creature stack and before the stack has a chance to [[Retaliation|retaliate]]. The breath reduces the target stack's [[defense]] by 3, and has 20 % chance to cause additional [[damage]] amount of 25 points per attacking unit. | Acid breath [[special ability]] may occur after a stack of Rust Dragons have attacked target creature stack and before the stack has a chance to [[Retaliation|retaliate]]. The breath reduces the target stack's [[defense]] by 3, and has 20 % chance to cause additional [[damage]] amount of 25 points per attacking unit. | ||
== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
Rust Dragons were added in {{ab}}, so there are no Rust Dragons or [[Sulfurous Lair]]s in {{roe}}. They also prominently appear in the [[Rust Dragons]] scenario from the [[Dragon Slayer]] campaign in from {{ab}}. | Rust Dragons were added in {{ab}}, so there are no Rust Dragons or [[Sulfurous Lair]]s in {{roe}}. They also prominently appear in the [[Rust Dragons]] scenario from the [[Dragon Slayer]] campaign in from {{ab}}. | ||
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=== Toughness === | === Toughness === | ||
Rust Dragons are true tanks; same defense as an [[Archangel]] and thrice the health, these dragons will endure much damage in early, mid-game and even some in late-game. In early game especially, it | Rust Dragons are true tanks; same defense as an [[Archangel]] and thrice the health, these dragons will endure much damage in early, mid-game and even some in late-game. In early game especially, it's pointless to fight them without [[Mighty Gorgon|Mighty Gorgons]] or powerful spells. | ||
=== Offense === | === Offense === | ||
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The strategy of a Rust Dragon is simple: block shooters, lower defense of enemy troops and soak retaliations. Aside from their powerful stats, they are vulnerable to spells, so beware of [[Implosion]] if you don't have more than 2 such dragons. On the other hand, they can be [[Resurrection|resurrected]] if you have enough [[spell power]] or buffed by positive spells. | The strategy of a Rust Dragon is simple: block shooters, lower defense of enemy troops and soak retaliations. Aside from their powerful stats, they are vulnerable to spells, so beware of [[Implosion]] if you don't have more than 2 such dragons. On the other hand, they can be [[Resurrection|resurrected]] if you have enough [[spell power]] or buffed by positive spells. | ||
If the enemy army is more of a threat and these dragons' numbers are low, you | If the enemy army is more of a threat and these dragons' numbers are low, you shouldn't prioritize them too much. To fight them, it's needed to have high stats and many high level troops, so they can deal enough damage to kill them. As said before, spells such as Implosion are good. | ||
=== Skill bonuses === | === Skill bonuses === | ||
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