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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | [[Siege Turtle]]s are heavy artillery units that can be encountered with Luxon forces in several areas. They move fairly |
+ | [[Siege Turtle]]s are heavy artillery units that can be encountered with Luxon forces in several areas. They move fairly slowly, and will periodically fire a mounted cannon that has a very long range and strikes all enemies in the area of attack with high amounts of damage. |
==Location== |
==Location== |
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*[[Echovald Forest]] |
*[[Echovald Forest]] |
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| − | **[[The Eternal Grove ( |
+ | **[[The Eternal Grove (mission)]] |
| − | **[[Fort Aspenwood ( |
+ | **[[Fort Aspenwood (mission)]] |
| − | **[[The Jade Quarry ( |
+ | **[[The Jade Quarry (mission)]] |
*[[Jade Sea]] |
*[[Jade Sea]] |
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| − | **[[Gyala Hatchery ( |
+ | **[[Gyala Hatchery (mission)]] |
| − | **[[Fort Aspenwood ( |
+ | **[[Fort Aspenwood (mission)]] |
| − | **[[The Jade Quarry ( |
+ | **[[The Jade Quarry (mission)]] |
| − | ==Skills |
+ | ==Skills used== |
| − | + | ===[[Competitive Mission (Factions)|Competitive Mission]]s=== |
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| − | *{{monster skill icon| |
+ | *{{monster skill icon|Carrier Defense}} |
| + | *{{monster skill icon|Siege Turtle Attack (Competitive Missions)}} |
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*{{monster skill icon|Turtle Shell}} |
*{{monster skill icon|Turtle Shell}} |
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| + | ===[[Gyala Hatchery (mission)|Gyala Hatchery]]=== |
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| + | *{{monster skill icon|Siege Turtle Attack (Gyala Hatchery)}} |
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| + | *{{monster skill icon|Turtle Shell}} |
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| + | ===[[The Eternal Grove (mission)|The Eternal Grove]]=== |
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| + | *{{monster skill icon|Siege Turtle Attack (The Eternal Grove)}} |
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| + | *{{monster skill icon|Turtle Shell}} |
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| + | ===Summoning Stone=== |
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| + | {{:Siege Turtle/Summoning Stone}} |
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*[[Bolt of Cloth]] |
*[[Bolt of Cloth]] |
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| − | *[[Kappa Shield]] |
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| − | *[[Monstrous Claw]] |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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*In PvP combat, such as in Fort Aspenwood, they are primary targets for the opposing team. However, the turtles have a strong defense against [[direct damage]] in the skill [[Turtle Shell]], so as long as they are healed periodically they are not very vulnerable (unless all the enemies focus on the turtle). This skill however leaves them vulnerable to [[health]] degeneration attacks such as [[hex]]es and [[condition]]s. |
*In PvP combat, such as in Fort Aspenwood, they are primary targets for the opposing team. However, the turtles have a strong defense against [[direct damage]] in the skill [[Turtle Shell]], so as long as they are healed periodically they are not very vulnerable (unless all the enemies focus on the turtle). This skill however leaves them vulnerable to [[health]] degeneration attacks such as [[hex]]es and [[condition]]s. |
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*[[Kurzick Juggernaut]] units seem to be designed specifically to fight Siege Turtles and will flip over a Siege Turtle (for 5 whole seconds) disabling its cannon attacks. |
*[[Kurzick Juggernaut]] units seem to be designed specifically to fight Siege Turtles and will flip over a Siege Turtle (for 5 whole seconds) disabling its cannon attacks. |
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| − | *In the Gyala Hatchery |
+ | *In the Gyala Hatchery mission, the Siege Turtles require a player character to mark strike zones with a [[Smoke Canister]] to fire. |
| − | *Their siege attacks are classed as skills, and therefore can only be stopped by interrupts that target skills. |
+ | *Their siege attacks are classed as skills, and therefore can only be stopped by interrupts that target skills. Siege Attacks can not be disabled with Diversion. |
| + | *A Siege Turtle ally with a different skillset can be summoned with a [[Jadeite Summoning Stone]]. |
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| + | ==Miniature== |
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| + | [[File:MiniSiegeTurtleIcon.png|right|Miniature Siege Turtle]] |
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| + | *[[Miniature]] Siege Turtle is a white rarity mini that can be obtained from the first annual series of [[Birthday Present]]s. |
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Description
Siege Turtles are heavy artillery units that can be encountered with Luxon forces in several areas. They move fairly slowly, and will periodically fire a mounted cannon that has a very long range and strikes all enemies in the area of attack with high amounts of damage.
Location
Skills used
Competitive Missions
Gyala Hatchery
The Eternal Grove
Summoning Stone
Items dropped
Notes
- In PvP combat, such as in Fort Aspenwood, they are primary targets for the opposing team. However, the turtles have a strong defense against direct damage in the skill Turtle Shell, so as long as they are healed periodically they are not very vulnerable (unless all the enemies focus on the turtle). This skill however leaves them vulnerable to health degeneration attacks such as hexes and conditions.
- Kurzick Juggernaut units seem to be designed specifically to fight Siege Turtles and will flip over a Siege Turtle (for 5 whole seconds) disabling its cannon attacks.
- In the Gyala Hatchery mission, the Siege Turtles require a player character to mark strike zones with a Smoke Canister to fire.
- Their siege attacks are classed as skills, and therefore can only be stopped by interrupts that target skills. Siege Attacks can not be disabled with Diversion.
- A Siege Turtle ally with a different skillset can be summoned with a Jadeite Summoning Stone.
Miniature
- Miniature Siege Turtle is a white rarity mini that can be obtained from the first annual series of Birthday Presents.
