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Hyper Ripper 2.0

admin — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 01:16:12 +0000

Now, if you want to prepare your swarm for damage attacks and allow for escape attempts, the best you can use is Hyper Ripper 2.0. In order to help your swarm avoid damage from the beginning, use Dodge Override as soon as you can. You can keep your opponent from swapping out by using Lockdown, as well. Use Fireplow earlier in the game, because it will cause moderate damage. Because your opponent most likely save his most powerful Nanovor for later in the game, this is the best time to use Lockdown. Because you are locking down the most powerful guys on the opposing team, you will be at a great advantage in the battle.

Evolutionary Formula

2M2 – 2M2 – 2M1
Evolves from Hyper Ripper 1.0

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Fireplow – 2EN, 48DAM
Dodge – 3EN
Lockdown – 2EN

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Giga Tangler 2.0

admin — Sat, 08 May 2010 01:08:49 +0000

You should bring the Giga Tangler 2.0 into the battle as soon as you possibly can. Regardless of this, you should not begin the battle with it. It would be best if you bring it in more toward the middle of the game in order to go up against some of the faster Nanovor. Now when you go up against the thick-armored Nanovor, you can do one of two things; either use Giga Tangler 2.0′s Dash Smash attack to pierce the armor, or you can use one of your alpha Hexites to play down a Blue Spike and follow with a Corrode attack in order to remove the armor. But the best way to hand out the most damage is to swap Giga Tangler as soon as you have 4 energy, and use Gigadrain to attack. When you use this attack, Giga Tangler is the focal point and the opponent’s team is going to suffer. This is precisely what she wants.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Giga Tangler 1.0
1H2 – 1H1 – 1H3 – 1H6 – 1H3

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Velostroyer

Attacks

Dash Smash – A damage attack that costs 2 EN, does 39 DAM, and ignores Armor.
Corrode – An attack that costs 2 EN and causes the target Nanovor to lose 5 Armor; with a Blue Spike Override, the target loses 15 Armor.
Blendo – A damage attack that costs 3 EN, does 46 DAM, and the target loses 20 Speed.
Gigadrain – A damage attack that costs 4 EN, does 52 DAM, and the target also loses 3 Energy.

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Turbo Cannon 2.0

admin — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:20:42 +0000

The incredible Turbo Cannon 2.0 can inflict a good deal of damage; however, remember that it doesn’t wear Armor and its health isn’t the best. Therefore, protect Turbo Cannon 2.0 by placing it inside a swarm of heavily armored Nanovor who can block any damage it might otherwise sustain. Turbo Cannon 2.0 can’t be of any assistance if it’s dead! Poison Spray uses a lot of energy, so be sure your energy reserves are high before putting it into action against a burly attacker. And if Turbo Cannon 2.0 is high on energy, execute a combo attack with Stinkbomb and Yellow Spike, and you’ll be sure to siphon off some Strength and HP, to boot. Faster is an efficient way to keep those attacks from hitting their mark, ensuring that you come out on top by increasing your Speed and inflicting a good amount of damage. Despite the fact that it’s one of the shorter-lived Nanovor, you’ll want to be sure to include Turbo Cannon 2.0 in your swarm.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Turbo Cannon 1.0
2V3 – 2V1 – 2V4

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Poison Spray – A poison damage attack that costs 3 EN and does 50 DAM.
Stinkbomb – A poison damage attack that costs 2 EN and does 40 DAM; with a Yellow Spike Override, the target Nanovor to loses 25 Strength.
Faster! – An energy damage attack that costs 2 EN, does 30 DAM, and also causes your Nanovor to gain 10 Speed.

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Shock Hornet 2.0

admin — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 19:06:43 +0000

Shock Hornet 2.0 will do serious damage to Nanovor protected by heavy armor. You can either bring it into battle to pierce armor, or use its Poison Mist to melt off enough armor to cause a fair amount of damage. Shock Hornet 2.0′s attacks are effective at almost any stage of the game, but only use Shock and Awe when conditions call for them. For example, when you’re pitted against an extremely fast Nanovor, execute Shock and Awe and discover how much more effective you are when speed isn’t an issue anymore.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Shock Hornet 1.0
2V4 – 2V2 – 2V6

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Poison Sting – A poison damage attack that costs 2 EN, does 30 DAM, and ignores armor.
Poison Mist – A poison damage attack that costs 2 EN and does 40 DAM; with a Yellow Spike override, the target Nanovor also loses 10 Armor.
Shock and Awe – An attack that costs 2 EN and causes the target Nanovor to lose 30 Speed.

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Scarab Roller 2.0

admin — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:47:10 +0000

Scarab Roller 2.0‘s main value lies in its ability to strip away an opponent’s primary safeguards – Strength and Armor, in addition to being able to inflict considerable damage. You’ll definitely deplete your opponent’s Strength early in the game by attacking immediately with Backspin and Spin Out. But the best way to knock your opponent down for the count is to inflict as much damage as possible. Run Down, executed early-game will decrease your opponent’s health; and once you have a decent store of energy, attack with Spin Out. By all means, use Backspin early in the game, especially if your opponent has pitted a heavily-armored Nanovor against you. Magnamod will run screaming in the opposite direction when it sees Scarab Roller 2.0 coming.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Scarab Roller 1.0
2V1 – 2V2 – 2V1

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Run Down – A damage attack that costs 2 EN and does 40 DAM.
Backspin – An energy attack that costs 2 EN and causes the target Nanovor to lose 5 Armor.
Spin Out – A damage attack that costs 3 EN, does 40 DAM, and also causes the target Nanovor to lose 10 Strength.

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Blaze Dragon 2.0

admin — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 04:24:54 +0000

Blaze Dragon 2.0 is a powerful Nanovor that causes massive damage. Use it with an Inferno attack late in the game when your energy stores are high to cause the most amount of damage. But if you don’t want to deplete your energy, use Blaze Dragon 2.0 with Scorch early in the game to inflict a medium amount of damage. You can increase the power of this attack by combining it with a Yellow Spike to effectively deprive a heavily-armored Nanovor of his protection. Be sure to take care when using Blaze Dragon’s Flame Up attack. This attack is best used when you have to eliminate the last hack an opponent plays down.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Blaze Dragon 1.0
2V1 – 2V2 – 2V2

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Scorch – A fire damage attack that costs 2 EN and does 42 DAM; with a Yellow Spike override, the target Nanovor loses 10 Armor.
Flame Up – Costs 3 EN and places +10 Strength Override.
Inferno – A fire damage attack that costs 5 EN and does 74 DAM.

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War Charger 2.0

admin — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 03:15:43 +0000

Use Pounce, an amazing War Charger 2.0 attack, early in the game to inflict minor to medium Armor-cleaving damage. This attack does double duty by imbuing your swarm with a healthy dose of energy while stealing a nice amount of health from the opposing swarm. Chop Drop is an effective attack to use mid-game because of its double-duty impact. It not only inflicts serious damage, it wrenches away more than enough Speed to put you in the lead for a good amount of time. On the other hand, you still have the option of gaining Speed. When it’s early in the game, your opponent is low on Energy, and you have at least 4 EN, striking with a Battle Dance attack is a smart move because it reduces your opponents energy even further by 1 EN.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from War Charger 1.0
2H3 – 2H6 – 2H5 – 2H4

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Pounce – A damage attack that costs 1 EN and does 52 DAM; with a Blue Spike override, the attack does more damage that ignores armor.
Chop Drop – An energy attack that costs 3 EN, does 58 DAM, and causes the target Nanovor to lose 10 Speed.
Battle Dance – An attack that costs 4 EN, and causes the target swarm to lose 1 Energy while your Nanovor gains 20 Speed.

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Triton Manta 2.0

admin — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 02:04:20 +0000

Triton Manta 2.0 has a nice repertoire of attacks, like Sting, but what really makes it a powerful Nanovor to play is Spark Siphon. To use Triton Manta 2.0 effectively, you need to be able to play down a Blue Spike, and this means having a Hexite alpha in your swarm. This will almost certainly ensure you get in a fizzle against your opponent by playing a Blue Spike on your first turn and, on your next turn, attacking with a Spark Siphon. Use this combination tactic early on for the best results, but also during the game when you notice your opponent’s energy is on the low side. Of course, to inflict some serious damage on those humongous Nanovor, Sting is the attack of choice. Put Paralyze to use when you want to smack down the other side’s fastest Nanovor.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Triton Manta 1.0
2H1 – 2H2 – 2H2

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Sting – A damage attack that costs 2 EN and does 42 DAM.
Spark Siphon – A damage attack that costs 2 EN, does 42 DAM, and with a Blue Spike override, the target loses 2 Energy.
Paralyze – An attack that costs 3 EN and swap-blocks the opponent for 2 rounds causing the target to lose 40 Speed.

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Shard Slider 2.0

admin — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 01:39:51 +0000

Shard Slider 2.0 is a special Nanovor that you only want to use at specific times. Don’t waste this Nanovor’s strength on cheap attacks, early in the game; match it up against a powerful opponent or at mid-game. Because its cost is low, you can use Shard Slider 2.0 often to do some serious damage when the need arises. The best time to use Slider is against Nanovor that stay strong the longest. Slider’s ability to inflict massive damage will have them losing considerable health in no time. Armor issues are best handled by Burn, especially when your other attacks aren’t working well against thickly-armored opponents.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Shard Slider 1.0
2H4 – 2H1 – 2H1

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Slider – A damage attack that costs 3 EN and does 55 DAM.
Burn – A damage attack that costs 2 EN, does 33 DAM, and ignores armor.
Weaken – An attack that costs 1 EN and causes the target Nanovor to lose 5 Strength.

Nanovor

Cyber Slicer 2.0

admin — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 03:54:03 +0000

Cyber Slicer 2.0 is a quick and agile Nanovor, and is able to deal damage before taking much damage. It is also best used in the later stages of a match when your opponent’s Nanovor are running on fumes. There is no particular strategy I would use for its attacks and they can be pretty much used whenever. If your opponent lays down a Spike, use Crashoverride because his ability to combo will be busted. If you are going up against some tough armor, then use Phreak to soften it up a little.

Evolutionary Formula

Evolves from Cyber Slicer 1.0
2H4 – 2H2 – 2H4

Badges Required

None

Attacks

Acid Burn – An acid damage attack that costs 3EN, does 40 DAM, and ignores armor.
Crashoverride – An attack that costs 2 EN and removes the target Swarms Override; use with a Blue Spike override to swap-blocks the opponent for 3 rounds.
Phreak – An energy damage attack that costs 3 EN, does 23 DAM, and also causes the opponent to lose 5 armor.

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