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| health = 4500 |
| health = 4500 |
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| + | | v1Attack = Lacerator: <br> Flame Breath <br> Rock Waves <br> Slam <br> Arbalest: <br> Explosive Barrage <br> Fireball Fan <br> Both: <br> Armor Regeneration <br> Burrow |
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| − | Lacerator: |
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| − | Flame Breath |
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| − | Rock Waves |
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| − | Slam |
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| − | Arbalest: |
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| − | Explosive Barrage |
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| − | Fireball Fan |
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| − | Both: |
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| − | Armor Regeneration |
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| − | Burrow |
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| armor = Heavy |
| armor = Heavy |
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| immunity = |
| immunity = |
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| v1Resistance = |
| v1Resistance = |
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| weakpoint = |
| weakpoint = |
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| − | | v1BurnTemperature = |
+ | | v1BurnTemperature = 1000 |
| − | | v1DouseFireTemperature = |
+ | | v1DouseFireTemperature = 100 |
| − | | v1CoolingRate = |
+ | | v1CoolingRate = 30 |
| − | | v1FreezeTemperature = |
+ | | v1FreezeTemperature = -490 |
| − | | v1UnfreezeTemperature = |
+ | | v1UnfreezeTemperature = -300 |
| − | | v1WarmingRate = |
+ | | v1WarmingRate = 400 |
| umodelTab1 = Front |
| umodelTab1 = Front |
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| umodelView1 = |
| umodelView1 = |
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| umodelCaption = <span style="color:#00a000;">Weakpoint</span> / <span style="color:#600060;">Unbreakable Armor</span> |
| umodelCaption = <span style="color:#00a000;">Weakpoint</span> / <span style="color:#600060;">Unbreakable Armor</span> |
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{{quote|On occasion a Dreadnought will split in two during metamorphosis and twins will develop side by side in the cocoon. All the examples encountered so far have been interrupted transformations with armor that has not fully hardened. Just what would emerge from the cocoon if the process was permitted to finish is still unknown and despite R&D’s requests for a controlled study, management would like to keep it that way.|Miner's Manual Description}} |
{{quote|On occasion a Dreadnought will split in two during metamorphosis and twins will develop side by side in the cocoon. All the examples encountered so far have been interrupted transformations with armor that has not fully hardened. Just what would emerge from the cocoon if the process was permitted to finish is still unknown and despite R&D’s requests for a controlled study, management would like to keep it that way.|Miner's Manual Description}} |
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| − | The “Glyphid Dreadnought Twins” are a pair of Dreadnoughts encountered as bosses in the [[Elimination]] mission type. They |
+ | The “Glyphid Dreadnought Twins” are a pair of Dreadnoughts encountered as bosses in the [[Elimination]] mission type. They always spawn together from a cocoon. |
They are unique enemies, the boss being comprised of two smaller Dreadnoughts instead of a large one, each with a separate health bar at the top of the screen. They are almost identical in appearance, the only difference being their colors and headplates. The Lacerator is a light blue/green, while the Arbalest is a dark blue/purple. They have large front leg plating like their kin, but their ovular abdomens are a deviation in appearance. Sporting large sharp fangs, they are armored across their whole bodies except for most of their legs. |
They are unique enemies, the boss being comprised of two smaller Dreadnoughts instead of a large one, each with a separate health bar at the top of the screen. They are almost identical in appearance, the only difference being their colors and headplates. The Lacerator is a light blue/green, while the Arbalest is a dark blue/purple. They have large front leg plating like their kin, but their ovular abdomens are a deviation in appearance. Sporting large sharp fangs, they are armored across their whole bodies except for most of their legs. |
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The Lacerator specializes in melee attacks, while the Arbalest prefers to use ranged abilities. Both are very aggressive and will stay close to the [[Dwarves]] when attacking. They are heavily armored, yet their plating may be broken off with sustained firepower. The twins do not individually have nearly as much health as a normal Dreadnought, but they are both able to regenerate health and armor for both of them if left alone for long enough. They do not have any weaknesses or weakpoints, rendering most weapons suitable for the task of exterminating them. |
The Lacerator specializes in melee attacks, while the Arbalest prefers to use ranged abilities. Both are very aggressive and will stay close to the [[Dwarves]] when attacking. They are heavily armored, yet their plating may be broken off with sustained firepower. The twins do not individually have nearly as much health as a normal Dreadnought, but they are both able to regenerate health and armor for both of them if left alone for long enough. They do not have any weaknesses or weakpoints, rendering most weapons suitable for the task of exterminating them. |
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| − | The Lacerator has a variety of attacks and abilities, mostly melee oriented. It is able to produce flame breath like a flamethrower at close range, incinerating Dwarves who do not move out of the way. It has a standard slam attack dealing moderate damage. |
+ | The Lacerator has a variety of attacks and abilities, mostly melee oriented. It is able to produce flame breath like a flamethrower at close range, incinerating Dwarves who do not move out of the way. It has a standard slam attack dealing moderate damage. Its rock wave attack is ranged, and will produce a moving row of stone spikes rapidly advancing at the player to knock them around. The Arbalest has only a couple ranged attacks. Firstly, it is able to release a spread shot of 5 fireballs called the fireball fan, which will explode when they make contact. The explosive barrage will rain down a shower of fire on a [[Dwarf]]. |
Being highly mobile, they are able to quickly swarm and rapidly attack unsuspecting Dwarves. Despite this, both of the twins have a burrow ability which allows them to hide in order to regenerate, and then pop out of the ground elsewhere to surprise players. |
Being highly mobile, they are able to quickly swarm and rapidly attack unsuspecting Dwarves. Despite this, both of the twins have a burrow ability which allows them to hide in order to regenerate, and then pop out of the ground elsewhere to surprise players. |
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== Combat == |
== Combat == |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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+ | <gallery mode = packed heights= 200px> |
| + | File:Arbalest Fireball Fan.png|Arbalest's Fireball Fan |
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| + | File:Arbalest Explosive Barrage.png|Arbalest's Explosive Barrage |
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| + | File:Lacerator Flame Breath.png|Lacerator's Flame Breath |
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| + | File:Lacerator Rock Wave.png|Lacerator's Rock Wave |
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| “ | On occasion a Dreadnought will split in two during metamorphosis and twins will develop side by side in the cocoon. All the examples encountered so far have been interrupted transformations with armor that has not fully hardened. Just what would emerge from the cocoon if the process was permitted to finish is still unknown and despite R&D’s requests for a controlled study, management would like to keep it that way. |
| — Miner's Manual Description |
The “Glyphid Dreadnought Twins” are a pair of Dreadnoughts encountered as bosses in the Elimination mission type. They always spawn together from a cocoon. They are unique enemies, the boss being comprised of two smaller Dreadnoughts instead of a large one, each with a separate health bar at the top of the screen. They are almost identical in appearance, the only difference being their colors and headplates. The Lacerator is a light blue/green, while the Arbalest is a dark blue/purple. They have large front leg plating like their kin, but their ovular abdomens are a deviation in appearance. Sporting large sharp fangs, they are armored across their whole bodies except for most of their legs.
The Lacerator specializes in melee attacks, while the Arbalest prefers to use ranged abilities. Both are very aggressive and will stay close to the Dwarves when attacking. They are heavily armored, yet their plating may be broken off with sustained firepower. The twins do not individually have nearly as much health as a normal Dreadnought, but they are both able to regenerate health and armor for both of them if left alone for long enough. They do not have any weaknesses or weakpoints, rendering most weapons suitable for the task of exterminating them.
The Lacerator has a variety of attacks and abilities, mostly melee oriented. It is able to produce flame breath like a flamethrower at close range, incinerating Dwarves who do not move out of the way. It has a standard slam attack dealing moderate damage. Its rock wave attack is ranged, and will produce a moving row of stone spikes rapidly advancing at the player to knock them around. The Arbalest has only a couple ranged attacks. Firstly, it is able to release a spread shot of 5 fireballs called the fireball fan, which will explode when they make contact. The explosive barrage will rain down a shower of fire on a Dwarf.
Being highly mobile, they are able to quickly swarm and rapidly attack unsuspecting Dwarves. Despite this, both of the twins have a burrow ability which allows them to hide in order to regenerate, and then pop out of the ground elsewhere to surprise players.
Combat
Health and Armor
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Health Scaling |
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 3.5 | 4.5 | 5 | 5.5 | ||||
| Player Count | 
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900 | 1350 | 2250 | 3150 | 3375 | 2250 | 2700 | 3150 | 3375 | 3375 | ||
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1800 | 1800 | 2475 | 3375 | 3600 | 2475 | 2925 | 3375 | 3600 | 3600 | |||
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2700 | 3150 | 4050 | 4500 | 5400 | 4050 | 4275 | 4950 | 5400 | 5400 | |||
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3600 | 4500 | 5400 | 7200 | 7650 | 5400 | 6300 | 7200 | 7200 | 7650 | |||
Attacks
Tips
Gallery
Arbalest's Fireball Fan
Arbalest's Explosive Barrage
Lacerator's Flame Breath
Lacerator's Rock Wave
Trivia
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