In the battle mode, whether it is the monster next to the two sides that wake up during the exchange of fire, or one of the parties is caught by the opponent when practicing, the monster with the trap skill comes out to assist, and the side that is trapped by the unit, as long as there is no absolute superiority in strength, basically can only endure the loss of the unit to evacuate quickly. In the middle and before the battle, basically no side can have an absolute advantage. When participating in battles, it is necessary to pay more attention to the low-level monsters with trapping skills on the map. This time, let's take a look at which units of the level 1 to 4 monsters have trap skills.
Overview
Since the trap skill itself is a very powerful single control skill, of the 4 races of units, only the wolf cavalry of the orc tribe can have it after completing the technical skill research, so the wild monster attributes that can have this skill are not too bad. In the current version, only 8 low-level monsters have this skill. They are the Fishman Hunter and Deryni Protector at level 2, the Dark Troll Trapper, The Forest Troll Trapper, and the Ice Troll Trapper at Level 3, and the Immortal Berserker, Giant Spider, and Walrus Trapr at level 4.
Attribute case
Fishman Hunter: As a level 2 unit, the Fishman Hunter has a good comprehensive ability because of his powerful skill trapping, but his own ability is somewhat weak. Only has 6 to 10 normal attack damage, 300 health, and 0 heavy armor.
Delaney Protector: The Delaney Protector, also a Tier 2 unit, is a bit stronger than the Fishman Hunter, but not much stronger, with only 12 to 13 normal attack damage, 325 health, and 1 heavy armor.
3 Troll Trappers: The 3 Level 3 units with trapping skills are all troll trappers, and although there are some differences in name and model, the overall ability is not much different. Among them, the Dark Troll Trapper has a stronger output ability, but a weaker survivability, with 21 to 29 piercing attack power, 340 health and 1 medium armor, while the Forest Troll Trapper and the Ice Troll Trapper have exactly the same attributes, both have lower output and have a better survivability than the Dark Troll Trapper, with 21 to 25 piercing attacks, 400 health points, and 1 medium armor.
Immortal Berserker: As a level 4 octopus monster, the Immortal Berserker has average abilities in addition to trapping skills. Only 21 to 25 normal attacks, 475 health, and 1 heavy armor.
Giant Spider: The name is very domineering, the amount of health is relatively high, and on the basis of having a trapping skill, it is also equipped with a giant spider with a poison-impregnated weapon skill, and the combat power is actually not very strong. It has only 18 to 21 normal attacks, 550 health, and 1 heavy armor.
Walrus Trapper: The output ceiling of low-level monsters with trapping skills is none other than Walrus Trapper, although this is the only one skill. However, with a piercing attack power of up to 28 to 34, a health of 475 points, and the armor of 1 point of medium armor, the processing difficulty is not low, and the damage that can be caused to the player in actual combat should not be underestimated.
Why are there so few of them that they are often seen
Seeing this, some people may wonder, since there are only 8 low-level monsters with trapping skills, why can they often be seen during the battle? The answer is actually very simple, because among the above 8 wild monsters, fishmen, spiders and trolls are very common types of wild monsters, which appear in most terrains, plus trolls with trapping skills are divided into three types according to different map types, dark trolls, forest trolls and ice trolls, although they cannot appear in all maps, but they also really include most of the regular battle maps, and it is reasonable for players to often encounter them.
3 low-level monsters with similar effects
In addition to the 8 wild monsters mentioned above, there are 3 wild monsters with combat effects that can play a similar trap skill effect in certain situations. They are the Level 3 Spider Demon Web Weaver, the Poison Tree, and the Level 4 Erida Wizard. Among them, the Spider Demon Weaver has 21 to 25 piercing attack power, 350 health, 300 mana, 0 heavy armor and cobwebs, and the resurrection of the dead, 2 skills; the poison tree man has 18 to 21 normal attacks, 290 health, 300 mana, 0 heavy armor and entanglement root whiskers, and 2 skills of poison weapon; level 4 Ereda wizard has 21 to 24 chaos attacks, 425 health points, 200 mana points, 0 heavy armor and exorcism magic, and sleep 2 skills.