Forest_Archer
09-03-2005, 11:24 AM
This large spider has adapted to living near places where booming thunderstorms roar. Its large eyes glisten whenever it sees electricity and eventually, it had controlled the ability of lightning, and now it uses webbing to zap its prey.
Hit points- 46
Movement- 2,4 (It can only move 2 spaces if it does not attack.)
Attack- The WSS can move twice in its turn because of its attack. It attacks twice every turn. In the first set of movement, the WSS crawls onto a space 2 spaces or less away. Then in an adjacent tile, it constructs a large lightning pole, maded of spider silk. The Lightning poles can be destroyed. The lightning pole is like a shrub with 100% blocking and 30 Hit Points. Therefore, it can only be destroyed by magic. Only 4 are able to be constructed at one time. If by chance, you want to make another one in a different place, the first lightning pole constructed will disappear. Once the lightning pole is constructed, the spider can move up to 4 more spaces away. Then it constructs another lightning pole adjacent to where the WSS stands now, after moving the given amount of spaces. Lightning poles can not be constructed next to each other. Once both lightning poles are made, the spaces between them glisten with electrical shocks. This is not a passive attack. The units between the lightning poles take 18 unblockable, unreducable damage.
This attack uses Line Of Sight. A lightning pole can not be more than 6 spaces apart from the one priorly made.
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Example:
LSXXXXX
XXXXXSL
X- Unshocked space
S- Shocked space
L- Lightning Pole
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If more Lightning Poles are made, let's say 1 more, so there are 3. Then the
1st Pole gets connected to the 3rd on as well as the 2nd. This forms a triangle. All the units in the range of the regular LOS pattern from pole to pole are zapped with 18 damage as usual, but now we have a shape. all the units in the middle of the triangle take 5 damage. Once again, this is not a passive attack.
So ya wanna make 4 poles? Well this might take a while, but the same thing applies. From pole to pole to pole to pole, the units take 18 damage and the ones in the middle take 5.
What if you ran out of more poles (You can only use 4)? Well then, then to initiate more damage, you activate the electricity using the Click-And-Hold technique until it turns clear, and then the units get zapped.
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Recovery time- 1 Movement, 3 Attack. Yeah I know that sounds weird, but I don't care.
Blocking- 0%
Armor- 0
-Questions and Answers-
Q.) Can you set up 4 Lightning Poles to cause a giant X in the middle?
A.) No, that would interfere with the unit tiles taking 5 damage. That way, only the perimeter tiles take 18 damage.
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Q.) Can you make a straight line of Lightning Poles, causing the units within the range get stricken by up to 3x the regular damage?
A.) ... No.
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Q.) Can the WSS be zapped by its own shock web? How about the lightning ward's lightning attack?
A.) Yes and yes.
Hit points- 46
Movement- 2,4 (It can only move 2 spaces if it does not attack.)
Attack- The WSS can move twice in its turn because of its attack. It attacks twice every turn. In the first set of movement, the WSS crawls onto a space 2 spaces or less away. Then in an adjacent tile, it constructs a large lightning pole, maded of spider silk. The Lightning poles can be destroyed. The lightning pole is like a shrub with 100% blocking and 30 Hit Points. Therefore, it can only be destroyed by magic. Only 4 are able to be constructed at one time. If by chance, you want to make another one in a different place, the first lightning pole constructed will disappear. Once the lightning pole is constructed, the spider can move up to 4 more spaces away. Then it constructs another lightning pole adjacent to where the WSS stands now, after moving the given amount of spaces. Lightning poles can not be constructed next to each other. Once both lightning poles are made, the spaces between them glisten with electrical shocks. This is not a passive attack. The units between the lightning poles take 18 unblockable, unreducable damage.
This attack uses Line Of Sight. A lightning pole can not be more than 6 spaces apart from the one priorly made.
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Example:
LSXXXXX
XXXXXSL
X- Unshocked space
S- Shocked space
L- Lightning Pole
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If more Lightning Poles are made, let's say 1 more, so there are 3. Then the
1st Pole gets connected to the 3rd on as well as the 2nd. This forms a triangle. All the units in the range of the regular LOS pattern from pole to pole are zapped with 18 damage as usual, but now we have a shape. all the units in the middle of the triangle take 5 damage. Once again, this is not a passive attack.
So ya wanna make 4 poles? Well this might take a while, but the same thing applies. From pole to pole to pole to pole, the units take 18 damage and the ones in the middle take 5.
What if you ran out of more poles (You can only use 4)? Well then, then to initiate more damage, you activate the electricity using the Click-And-Hold technique until it turns clear, and then the units get zapped.
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Recovery time- 1 Movement, 3 Attack. Yeah I know that sounds weird, but I don't care.
Blocking- 0%
Armor- 0
-Questions and Answers-
Q.) Can you set up 4 Lightning Poles to cause a giant X in the middle?
A.) No, that would interfere with the unit tiles taking 5 damage. That way, only the perimeter tiles take 18 damage.
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Q.) Can you make a straight line of Lightning Poles, causing the units within the range get stricken by up to 3x the regular damage?
A.) ... No.
_______________________________
Q.) Can the WSS be zapped by its own shock web? How about the lightning ward's lightning attack?
A.) Yes and yes.