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== Strategies == |
== Strategies == |
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Their signature ability [[ShadowSpear]] deals combined [[Stats#Strength|Strength]] and [[Stats#Magic_Strength|Magic]] shadow damage to all targets in a straight line for 6 tiles, and spreads shadow to those tiles if the user is already standing on a shadow tile. Because the skill costs 2ap, it's best paired with [[LifeTap]], [[ShadowBond]], and/or [[ShadowStep]] to maximize the unit's mobility, as all three skills cost 0 ap and help the Ghost Taur position itself. [[LifeTap]], which Ghost Taurs naturally have access to, lets the user create a shadow tile underneath them in exchange for a small amount of HP. [[ShadowBond]] allows the user to swap places with another "shadow" ally, if they are both on shadow tiles, and [[ShadowStep]] lets the user teleport from one shadow tile to another. Note that [[ShadowSpear]] has a 3-turn cooldown. |
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Additionally, the Ghost Taur's low health & high speed makes it well-fitted as a shadow-spreading skirmisher. By having an ally spread shadow to it, or by using [[LifeTap]], the Ghost Taur can use its 2nd fixed skill [[ShadowTrail]] to spread shadow onto every tile it touches. Because of its movement type, the Ghost Taur can easily charge into enemies, spreading shadow and debuffing enemies with curse, then retreat with [[ShadowStep]] or perfectly position an ally to continue the onslaught or tank attacks with [[ShadowBond]]. Notably, Ghost Taurs are the only shadow-type hybrid that have "piercing" attacks. |
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=== Combat === |
=== Combat === |
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Using shadow species generally necessitates that you dedicate your entire party towards using shadows. Despite its unimpressive growths and particularly abysmal health, the Ghost Taur is capable of fulfilling multiple roles in a shadow-based party. |
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Strong attacker that makes use of [[Stats#Magic_Strength|Magic]]strength. |
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Unlike many of its Centaur brethren, the Ghost Taur does '''not''' have the BadAnatomy trait, but does have poor lust resistance. |
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=== Overworld === |
=== Overworld === |
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They naturally have the "LandMount" special, meaning they can drastically cut down your movement time on land in portals if they are at least one size larger than anybody else in your party. Additionally, the [[Floating]] trait will upgrade their "LandMount" special to "AirMount", giving the player the ability to fly over most tiles, even deep water and lava. |
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Neither of their fixed skills give them special abilities in portals. |
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=== Breeding === |
=== Breeding === |
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They tie with ShadowBeasts for highest virility among shadow species, but have higher beauty. |
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=== Moneymaking === |
=== Moneymaking === |
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Ghost Taurs have 6 semen capacity, which is precisely one better than all other shadow species, which technically makes them the best option for farming dark semen, a somewhat useful crafting ingredient. Like most shadow species, they can be farmed for dark matter and have a meager 4 milk capacity. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Revision as of 08:37, 7 October 2021
Strategies
Their signature ability ShadowSpear deals combined Strength and Magic shadow damage to all targets in a straight line for 6 tiles, and spreads shadow to those tiles if the user is already standing on a shadow tile. Because the skill costs 2ap, it's best paired with LifeTap, ShadowBond, and/or ShadowStep to maximize the unit's mobility, as all three skills cost 0 ap and help the Ghost Taur position itself. LifeTap, which Ghost Taurs naturally have access to, lets the user create a shadow tile underneath them in exchange for a small amount of HP. ShadowBond allows the user to swap places with another "shadow" ally, if they are both on shadow tiles, and ShadowStep lets the user teleport from one shadow tile to another. Note that ShadowSpear has a 3-turn cooldown.
Additionally, the Ghost Taur's low health & high speed makes it well-fitted as a shadow-spreading skirmisher. By having an ally spread shadow to it, or by using LifeTap, the Ghost Taur can use its 2nd fixed skill ShadowTrail to spread shadow onto every tile it touches. Because of its movement type, the Ghost Taur can easily charge into enemies, spreading shadow and debuffing enemies with curse, then retreat with ShadowStep or perfectly position an ally to continue the onslaught or tank attacks with ShadowBond. Notably, Ghost Taurs are the only shadow-type hybrid that have "piercing" attacks.
Combat
Using shadow species generally necessitates that you dedicate your entire party towards using shadows. Despite its unimpressive growths and particularly abysmal health, the Ghost Taur is capable of fulfilling multiple roles in a shadow-based party.
Unlike many of its Centaur brethren, the Ghost Taur does not have the BadAnatomy trait, but does have poor lust resistance.
Overworld
They naturally have the "LandMount" special, meaning they can drastically cut down your movement time on land in portals if they are at least one size larger than anybody else in your party. Additionally, the Floating trait will upgrade their "LandMount" special to "AirMount", giving the player the ability to fly over most tiles, even deep water and lava.
Neither of their fixed skills give them special abilities in portals.
Breeding
They tie with ShadowBeasts for highest virility among shadow species, but have higher beauty.
Moneymaking
Ghost Taurs have 6 semen capacity, which is precisely one better than all other shadow species, which technically makes them the best option for farming dark semen, a somewhat useful crafting ingredient. Like most shadow species, they can be farmed for dark matter and have a meager 4 milk capacity.
