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* DropTheHammer: Plain Hammers are wielded by the human Workers, who mainly seem to attack through throwing them. Dwarven Hammerers have electrified hammers that are slammed into the ground to deal great damage to the entire group of minions, but require a turn to charge up, and are also rather inaccurate.
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* BlackKnight: The Dark Knight is one of Iratus' available starting troops. Their description calls them "A manifestation of living void contained within a suit of knightly armor" and goes further to note that they "[[OmnicidalManiac despise existence and seek to reduce everything to nothing.]]".
** Due to being essentially empty suits, however, they actually have one of the lower [=HP=] values and lower base damage then the Skeletons: moreover, their only straight-up physical attack only deals '''half''' of that value, and even the gimmick where they deal additional damage equivalent to 50% of their current Armor and Resistance values only just gets it up to base damage at the best of times. Thus, they are chiefly about inflicting stress damage through things like their empty gaze or "Futile Hopes" stance (which automatically inflicts stress damage to enemies every time they receive a buff.) Moreover, they get to heal themselves through LifeDrain that hits the entire group of enemies as well.
** Due to being essentially empty suits, however, they actually have one of the lower [=HP=] values and lower base damage then the Skeletons: moreover, their only straight-up physical attack only deals '''half''' of that value, and even the gimmick where they deal additional damage equivalent to 50% of their current Armor and Resistance values only just gets it up to base damage at the best of times. Thus, they are chiefly about inflicting stress damage through things like their empty gaze or "Futile Hopes" stance (which automatically inflicts stress damage to enemies every time they receive a buff.) Moreover, they get to heal themselves through LifeDrain that hits the entire group of enemies as well.
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* DarkKnight: One of Iratus' starting troops. Their description calls them "A manifestation of living void contained within a suit of knightly armor" and goes further to note that they "[[OmnicidalManiac despise existence and seek to reduce everything to nothing.]]".
** Due to being essentially empty suits, however, they actually have one of the lower [=HP=] values and lower base damage then the Skeletons: moreover, their only straight-up physical attack only deals '''half''' of that value, and even the gimmick where they deal additional damage equivalent to 50% of their current Armor and Resistance values only just gets it up to base damage at the best of times. Thus, they are chiefly about inflicting stress damage through things like their empty gaze or "Futile Hopes" stance (which automatically inflicts stress damage to enemies every time they receive a buff.) Moreover, they get to heal themselves through LifeDrain that hits the entire group of enemies as well.
** Due to being essentially empty suits, however, they actually have one of the lower [=HP=] values and lower base damage then the Skeletons: moreover, their only straight-up physical attack only deals '''half''' of that value, and even the gimmick where they deal additional damage equivalent to 50% of their current Armor and Resistance values only just gets it up to base damage at the best of times. Thus, they are chiefly about inflicting stress damage through things like their empty gaze or "Futile Hopes" stance (which automatically inflicts stress damage to enemies every time they receive a buff.) Moreover, they get to heal themselves through LifeDrain that hits the entire group of enemies as well.
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* BladeOnAStick: The ranks of your initial opponents include human Guards, who wield spears and usually attack by impaling two targets at once. They can also spend a turn to either go into a Defensive stance and gain protection, or an Offensive one to deal drastically increased damage next turn.
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Whip It Good is now a disambiguation page. Moving entries to appropriate tropes when possible.
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* WhipItGood: Overseers carry whips. While these deal little damage (and will often outright fail to get through your minions' armor), they have no qualms about using them to enforce discipline among their underlings, thus buffing their accuracy and damage while pushing them to the front lines. Ironically, groups containing multiple Overseers may even see them whip each other.
** Iratus can learn a magic spell portrayed with a whip, which also pushes a minion forward and buffs their accuracy[[note]]the higher Iratus' spellpower, the more accuracy they get[[/note]].
** Iratus can learn a magic spell portrayed with a whip, which also pushes a minion forward and buffs their accuracy[[note]]the higher Iratus' spellpower, the more accuracy they get[[/note]].
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* WhipItGood: WhipOfDominance: Overseers carry whips. While these deal little damage (and will often outright fail to get through your minions' armor), they have no qualms about using them to enforce discipline among their underlings, thus buffing their accuracy and damage while pushing them to the front lines. Ironically, groups containing multiple Overseers may even see them whip each other.
**other. Iratus can learn a magic spell portrayed with a whip, which also pushes a minion forward and buffs their accuracy[[note]]the higher Iratus' spellpower, the more accuracy they get[[/note]].
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