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| '''Wizard Lord Phoenix''' is the [[Wizard Monkey (BTD6)|Wizard Monkey]]'s path 2 tier 5 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. It improves Wizard Monkey's ability to summon a much stronger phoenix, and grants a permanent phoenix [[sub-tower]] which is identical to that summoned by the tier 4 [[Summon Phoenix (BTD6)|Summon Phoenix]] ability. | | '''Wizard Lord Phoenix''' is the [[Wizard Monkey (BTD6)|Wizard Monkey]]'s path 2 tier 5 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. It improves Wizard Monkey's ability to summon a much stronger phoenix, and grants a permanent phoenix [[sub-tower]] which is identical to that summoned by the tier 4 [[Summon Phoenix (BTD6)|Summon Phoenix]] ability. |
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| Wizard Lord Phoenix's ability transforms the Wizard Monkey into a Lava Phoenix for 20 seconds which flies in a circle in the center of the screen, and attacks Bloons with flames that deal 20 [[damage]], have 50 [[pierce]], and an [[Attack Cooldown|attack cooldown]] of 0.1 seconds. It has a second attack which fires 8 meteors at a time, one in each direction. Meteors deal 50 damage with a pierce of 300, have an attack cooldown of 1 second. The Lava Phoenix has infinite range and ignores line-of-sight blockers. The Lava Phoenix's flames cannot damage [[Purple Bloon (BTD6)|Purple Bloons]], but its meteors can damage all Bloon types. This ability has a cooldown of 45 seconds and an initial cooldown of 15 seconds. The permanent phoenix remains while the ability is active, but Wizard Monkey stops all other attacks while transformed. | | Wizard Lord Phoenix's ability transforms the Wizard Monkey into a Lava Phoenix for 20 seconds which flies in a circle in the center of the screen, and attacks Bloons with flames that deal 20 [[damage]], have 50 [[pierce]], and an [[Attack speed|attack cooldown]] of 0.1 seconds. It has a second attack which fires 8 meteors at a time, one in each direction. Meteors deal 50 damage with a pierce of 300, have an attack cooldown of 1 second. The Lava Phoenix has infinite range and ignores line-of-sight blockers. The Lava Phoenix's flames cannot damage [[Purple Bloon (BTD6)|Purple Bloons]], but its meteors can damage all Bloon types. This ability has a cooldown of 45 seconds and an initial cooldown of 15 seconds. The permanent phoenix remains while the ability is active, but Wizard Monkey stops all other attacks while transformed. |
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| This upgrade increases [[Fireball (BTD6)|fireball]] explosion damage from 3 to 9, and increases [[Wall of Fire (BTD6)|wall of fire]] damage from 1 to 5. This upgrade allows the [[Dragon's Breath (BTD6)|dragon's breath]] attack to fire 3 flames per shot instead of 2, increases its pierce from 3 to 15, increases DoT damage from 2 to 30, and increases DoT duration from 3s to 15s. | | This upgrade increases [[Fireball (BTD6)|fireball]] explosion damage from 3 to 9, and increases [[Wall of Fire (BTD6)|wall of fire]] damage from 1 to 5. This upgrade allows the [[Dragon's Breath (BTD6)|dragon's breath]] attack to fire 3 flames per shot instead of 2, increases its pierce from 3 to 15, increases DoT damage from 2 to 30, and increases DoT duration from 3s to 15s. |
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| {{Strategy needed|Add use cases of wlp outside of "custom challenges" (2tc milks it a lot, and it seems to be the only reason when wlp is truly considered)}} | | {{Strategy needed|Add use cases of wlp outside of "custom challenges" (2tc milks it a lot, and it seems to be the only reason when wlp is truly considered)}} |
| {{BTD6 last updated|52.2|section=y}} | | {{BTD6 last updated|52.2|section=y}} |
| Wizard Lord Phoenix is extremely reliant on timing, both for the ability and flight patterns, in addition to lacking micromanagement value, weak non-ability attacks, and having a steep T5 cost. Wizard Lord Phoenix is outclassed by many other T5 upgrades, and poor in [[CHIMPS]]. The burst of long-ranged damage is better performed by [[Plasma Monkey Fan Club (BTD6)|Plasma Monkey Fan Club]], which can be spread out to focus on different regions and avoid missing strays in spread-out map formats. | | Wizard Lord Phoenix is extremely reliant on timing, both for the ability and flight patterns, in addition to lacking micromanagement value, weak non-ability attacks, and having a steep cost. Furthermore, it cannot stall for more ability usages due to its global range Phoenix. The burst of long-ranged damage is better performed by [[Plasma Monkey Fan Club (BTD6)|Plasma Monkey Fan Club]], which can be spread out to focus on different regions and catch strays from faraway lanes. Wizard Lord Phoenix's only standout use case outside of custom challenges is Least Tiers in {{BTD6|Contested Territory}}. |
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| For crosspaths, 2-5-0 is generally preferred for homing Lava Phoenix flames, in addition to higher DPS when the ability is inactive 0-5-2 is used when needing extra range or innate camo detection.
| | 2-5-0 is generally preferred for homing Lava Phoenix flames (though not the meteors), in addition to higher DPS when the ability is inactive. 0-5-2 is used when the extra range and innate [[Camo detection]] are required. |
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Wizard Lord Phoenix
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 Wizard Lord becomes a master of the flame, turning into a super powerful Lava Phoenix for a short time.
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Wizard Lord Phoenix is the Wizard Monkey's path 2 tier 5 upgrade in Bloons TD 6. It improves Wizard Monkey's ability to summon a much stronger phoenix, and grants a permanent phoenix sub-tower which is identical to that summoned by the tier 4 Summon Phoenix ability.
Wizard Lord Phoenix's ability transforms the Wizard Monkey into a Lava Phoenix for 20 seconds which flies in a circle in the center of the screen, and attacks Bloons with flames that deal 20 damage, have 50 pierce, and an attack cooldown of 0.1 seconds. It has a second attack which fires 8 meteors at a time, one in each direction. Meteors deal 50 damage with a pierce of 300, have an attack cooldown of 1 second. The Lava Phoenix has infinite range and ignores line-of-sight blockers. The Lava Phoenix's flames cannot damage Purple Bloons, but its meteors can damage all Bloon types. This ability has a cooldown of 45 seconds and an initial cooldown of 15 seconds. The permanent phoenix remains while the ability is active, but Wizard Monkey stops all other attacks while transformed.
This upgrade increases fireball explosion damage from 3 to 9, and increases wall of fire damage from 1 to 5. This upgrade allows the dragon's breath attack to fire 3 flames per shot instead of 2, increases its pierce from 3 to 15, increases DoT damage from 2 to 30, and increases DoT duration from 3s to 15s.
The fireball attack hurls out three explosive fireballs at once in a 60-degree angle. Each fireball explosion does 9 damage (10 with 2-5-0) with 15 pierce (20 with 0-5-1), and has 14 blast radius, and pops all visible bloons except Black Bloon properties. The fireball projectile itself does 1 damage (2 with 2-5-0) and cannot damage Purples, and cannot explode if it hits them.
Like the Dragon's Breath, the blaze is deployed every 4.5 seconds and continuously damages up to 20 bloons (+5 with 0-5-1) passing through its radius every 0.1 seconds, with a pierce refresh cooldown of 0.1 seconds, and lasts up to 5.5 seconds (6.5 seconds with 1-5-0), and can be re-positioned anywhere within range with 1-5-0 crosspath. However, the Wizard Lord Phoenix's blaze now deals 5 damage per tick.
Flames are shot every 0.135 seconds (approximately 7.4x per second), but now are shot in groups of 3 per shot in a 15-degree angle and have 15 pierce (17 with 0-5-1). Additionally, its DoT damage is increased from 2 to 30 and DoT duration from 3 seconds to 15 seconds.
The permanent Phoenix is acquired once the Wizard Lord Phoenix upgrade is bought. This Phoenix inherits all its statistics from the Summon Phoenix upgrade.
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Wizard Lord Phoenix gains the Wizard Lord Phoenix ability, which replaces the old Summon Phoenix ability. Unlike most activated abilities, this ability always starts on a 15-second initial cooldown. It lasts for 20 seconds, and cannot be reactivated until duration ends.
When activated, the Wizard Lord Phoenix transforms into a Lava Phoenix, which constantly hurls a volley of 8 meteors that have huge pierce and damage, and spews flames at bloons according to the Wizard's targeting priority. It always flies in a clockwise circular pattern. After the duration ends, the Lava Phoenix reverts back to the Wizard. The permanent Phoenix remains unaffected by this ability.
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| Cooldown | 45s |
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| Disables other attacks | 20s |
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Lava Phoenix
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- Can fire without a target
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Phoenix
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| Projectile |
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| Seeking distance | 80 units |
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| Seeking angle | 360° |
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| Seeking rotation speed | 360 °/s |
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| Lifespan | 0.4s → 0.8s |
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| Wall of Fire |
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| Targeting | Track or Default → Locked / Track or Default |
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Lava Phoenix
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| Projectile |
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| Seeking distance | 80 units |
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| Seeking angle | 360° |
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| Seeking rotation speed | 360 °/s |
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Phoenix
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| Projectile |
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| Seeking distance | 80 units |
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| Seeking angle | 360° |
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| Seeking rotation speed | 360 °/s |
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2-5-0
0-5-1
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| Projectile |
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| Speed | 200 units/s → 400 units/s |
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0-5-2
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Total cost
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Sell value
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Medium
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Hard
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Impoppable
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Easy
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Medium
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Hard
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Impoppable
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| 0-5-0
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$51,550 |
$60,650 |
$65,505 |
$72,780 |
$36,085 |
$42,455 |
$45,854 |
$50,946
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| 1-5-0
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$51,700 |
$60,825 |
$65,695 |
$72,990 |
$36,190 |
$42,578 |
$45,987 |
$51,093
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| 2-5-0
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$52,080 |
$61,275 |
$66,180 |
$73,530 |
$36,456 |
$42,893 |
$46,326 |
$51,471
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| 0-5-1
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$51,805 |
$60,950 |
$65,830 |
$73,140 |
$36,264 |
$42,665 |
$46,081 |
$51,198
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| 0-5-2
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$52,060 |
$61,250 |
$66,155 |
$73,500 |
$36,442 |
$42,875 |
$46,309 |
$51,450
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Wizard Lord Phoenix is extremely reliant on timing, both for the ability and flight patterns, in addition to lacking micromanagement value, weak non-ability attacks, and having a steep cost. Furthermore, it cannot stall for more ability usages due to its global range Phoenix. The burst of long-ranged damage is better performed by Plasma Monkey Fan Club, which can be spread out to focus on different regions and catch strays from faraway lanes. Wizard Lord Phoenix's only standout use case outside of custom challenges is Least Tiers in Contested Territory.
2-5-0 is generally preferred for homing Lava Phoenix flames (though not the meteors), in addition to higher DPS when the ability is inactive. 0-5-2 is used when the extra range and innate Camo detection are required.
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Lava Phoenix fireball: Projectile count increased ― 4 → 8- Lava Phoenix fireball: Projectile radius increased ― 5 units → 15 units
- Lava Phoenix fireball: Pierce increased ― 300 → 500 (undocumented)
- Lava Phoenix breath: Projectile speed increased ― 400 → 450
Wall of Fire: Can no longer deploy outside its range (bug fix)
Wall of Fire: Pierce reduced ― ∞ → 20
- Overall cost increased by $200 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- WLP flame: Damage increased by 4x ― 5 → 20
- WLP meteor: Damage increased by 10x ― 5 → 50
- Dragon's breath: pierce increased by 38
- Lava Phoenix dragon's breath: pierce increased by 38
- Upgrade cost reduced ― $80,000 → $60,000
- Overall cost reduced by $21,700 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Wall of Fire: can now pop Purple Bloons while buffed by an MIB (bug fix)
- Overall cost reduced by $400 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Wall of Fire: Deploy cooldown reduced ― 5.5s → 4.5s
- Wall of Fire: No longer deals damage faster than normal (bug fix)
- Dragon's Breath: now applies damage over time that deals 1 fire-type damage per 1.5 seconds for 3 seconds
- Now has a permanent regular Phoenix while the ability is not active
- Lava Phoenix breath projectile speed increased by 100 units/s
- Phoenix damage increased by 1
- Note: Does not apply to Lava Phoenix
- Phoenix projectile speed increased by 100 units/s
- Fireball: explosion can no longer hit Camo Bloons without Camo detection (bug fix)
- Lava Phoenix: Activating the ability now permanently disables the regular Phoenix (bug)
- No longer counts as two towers (bug fix)
- Changed the visual effects of Dragon's Breath
- Changed the visual effects of the Phoenix's fire breath
- Changed the visual effects of Wall of Fire
- Lava Phoenix: No longer removes the regular Phoenix when active
- Note: This indirectly resolves a bug from 17.0 where the regular Phoenix would permanently disappear after using the ability
- "Resolved a rare crash upgrading Wizard to x5x"
- Wall of Fire: Pierce reduced ― 20 → 15
- 1-5-0, 2-5-0
- Guided Magic now causes Wall of Fire to use the tower's current targeting to determine placement
- 0-5-1, 0-5-2
- Intense Magic now grants +5 pierce to Wall of Fire
- Overall pierce of this crosspath is unchanged (due to changes to Wall of Fire's base pierce
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Second and third path upgrades get some fine tuning for more internal consistency. We want to make slow tweaks here to bring them into better balance
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- Phoenix: summon states now save between games
- 0-5-1
- Dragon's Breath: pierce increased ― 50 → 52
- Overall cost reduced by $50 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
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Some changes have been made to wall of fire to improve race balance in particular
— Update notes
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- Wall of Fire: Now saves the time remaining on its attack cooldown
- Wall of Fire: Now removed when the tower is sold
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Despite ranking low overall, Wizard Lord Phoenix has dodged balance changes because of its extremely popular place as a challenge tower. With the rise of other towers in challenges, we’ve decided to start off buffing it based on its own merits in general gameplay.
— Update notes
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- Upgrade cost reduced ― $60,000 → $54,000
- Fireball: Damage increased ― 1 → 9
- Dragon's Breath: Damage increased ― 1 → 2
- Fireball: Radius increased ― 10 → 14
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Wall of Fire has been reworked in order to cut down on cases of frustrating randomness as well as the initial cooldown on the attack being reduced. Additionally at the highest tier all fire attacks will be further enhanced in damage
— Update notes
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- Fireball: Damage increased ― 9 → 27
- Wall of Fire: Damage increased ― 1 → 3
- Dragon's Breath attack: Damage increased ― 2 → 6
- Wall of Fire: Initial cooldown reduced ― 5.5s → 1s
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In order to allow for more strategic use of the birdy, Summoned Phoenix[sic] will now follow the set target priority.
— Update notes
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- Lava Phoenix breath attack: Now uses the Wizard Monkey's current targeting option (instead of always targeting Close)
- Phoenix breath attack: Now uses the Wizard Monkey's current targeting option (instead of always targeting Close)
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Some general buffs have been made to Wizard’s abilities to give it a small boost.
— Update notes
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- Ability: Cooldown reduced ― 50s → 45s
- Lava Phoenix fireball attack: Travel range increased ― 180 → 250
- Phoenix breath attack: Damage increased ― 4 → 5
- Note: Does not apply to Lava Phoenix
- Phoenix breath attack: Pierce increased ― 6 → 10
- Note: Does not apply to Lava Phoenix
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In contrast, Fireball continues to underwhelm, so is seeing an initial buff plus a larger buff at T3.
— Update notes
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- Fireball attack: Attack cooldown reduced ― 3s → 2.2s (attack speed increased by 36.36%)
- Permanent Phoenix: No longer fails to incorporate external buffs depending on build order (bug fix)
- 0-5-1, 0-5-2
- Intense Magic grants less pierce to Wall of Fire ― +5 → +4
- Overall cost increased by $25 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- 0-5-2
- Phoenix should now correctly interact with camo prio with Monkey Sense crosspath (bug fix)
- Dragon's Breath: no longer has single-layer damage (undocumented)
- Fireball: no longer has single-layer damage (undocumented)
- Wall of Fire: no longer has single-layer damage (undocumented)
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Polishing some crosspaths, 130 Dragons Breath is the only crosspath for Guided Magic that doesn't yet attack through walls, and 011 Fireball also does not benefit from having the pierce crosspath
— Update notes
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- 1-5-0, 2-5-0
- Dragon's Breath: projectile now ignores walls
- 0-5-1, 0-5-2
- Fireball: pierce increased ― 15 → 20
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Wall of Fire’s exceptional T2 power needs to be moved around for improved crosspathing, along with a slight nerf to Phoenix as it is currently performing too well, and both of these upgrades are shifting some of their power into Dragon’s Breath so it can stand out as more than just a buff to WoF & a stepping stone to Phoenix.
— Update notes
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- Overall cost increased by $500 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Wall of Fire: pierce per tic increased ― 15 → 20
- Phoenix: pierce reduced ― 10 → 8
- Note: Does not apply to Lava Phoenix
- 0-5-1, 0-5-2
- Wall of Fire: pierce per tic reduced ― 19 → 15
- Wall of Fire: pierce per tick increased ― 19 → 25 (undocumented)
- 1-5-0, 2-5-0
- Wall of Fire: duration increased ― 4.5s → 5.5s
- Wall of Fire: no longer auto-targets but gains a target marker (like Cleansing Foam Engineer)
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Phoeniis [sic] still far too strong for an extremely cheap T4, so cost is being shifted from the T5 down.
— Update notes
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- Upgrade cost reduced ― $54,000 → $52,500
- Overall cost is unchanged (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
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Dragon’s Breath range is being fixed to actually match the tower radius, but now xx2 crosspath will also improve range and can bring it back to what it was.
— Update notes
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- Flame (Dragon's Breath) attack now matches tower range properly ― 50 → 40
- Note: xx2 crosspath unchanged
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Dragon’s Breath will still be great, just a little less excessively so
— Update notes
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- Dragon's breath attack: Attack cooldown increased ― 0.1s → 0.125s (attack speed reduced by 20%)
- Dragon's breath attack: No longer deals +1 damage to Ceramic
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Middle path T4 Phoenix continues carrying rounds quite well for a long period of the game, as a light nerf here we’re taking away the free camo detection that Phoenix used to get, given the tower has a camo crosspath it could go for to properly inherit this onto the phoenix anyway.
— Update notes
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- Overall cost increased by $300 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Lava Phoenix: No longer sees Camo innately without the Monkey Sense crosspath
- Phoenix: No longer sees Camo innately unless upgraded to Monkey Sense
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We set up for this Wall of Fire change quite a while ago, however finally it feels that Wall of Fire has cooled off enough to smooth out the curve a little more, granting it seamless uptime with crosspathing and a lower price tag. Summon Phoenix price is increasing more along with a larger reduction in cost to the Wizard Lord Phoenix, however Phoenix will now also be able to gain seeking frontal breath attacks with Guided Magic crosspathing.
— Update notes
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- Upgrade cost reduced ― $52,500 → $50,000
- Overall cost reduced by $1,150 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Lava Phoenix – Meteor: pierce reduced ― 500 → 300
- 1-5-0, 2-5-0
- Wall of Fire: Duration increased ― 5.5s → 6.5s
- Phoenix – Flame: Guided Magic crosspath now grants light seeking to the Phoenix flames
- Overall cost reduced by $500 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Dragon’s Breath attack cooldown increased ― 0.125s → 0.135s
- Lava Phoenix: targeted breath attack type changed ― Normal → Fire
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Wizard is feeling effective across the board with nice use cases across each path so there was hesitation about making changes. Nevertheless we felt there were important changes here with DoT in mind, so there’s now new scaling on the Dragon’s Breath attack improving damage over time on higher upgrades and a for-fun change to the projectile count assisting in spreading flames to many targets. We understand we are affecting current balance but it’s done in the name of fun and for Wizard fans.
— Update notes
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- Dragon's Breath: Damage-over-time tick damage increased ― 1 → 10
- Dragon's Breath: now fires 3 projectiles
- Dragon's Breath: damage reduced ― 6 → 2
- Dragon's Breath: pierce reduced ― 50 → 15
- Phoenix: Base attack projectile speed increased ― 350 → 450
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As Fireball becomes very forgotten at higher tiers and is hard to even see at Dragon’s Breath, we’re improving the crosspath and adding even more projectiles at T3 for wider explosive coverage. [...] Wizard Lord Phoenix’s Wall of Fire hasn’t had any meaningful upgrade progression, so its damage is being increased.
— Update notes
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- Overall cost reduced by $50 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Fireball: Projectile count increased ― 1 → 3
- Wall of Fire: Attack damage increased ― 3 → 5
- Dragon's Breath: fireball damage reduced ― 27 → 9
- 2-5-0
- Fireball: Damage reduced ― 27 → 10 (undocumented)
- Overall cost reduced by $1,000 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
- Flame (Dragon's Breath): DoT damage increased ― 10 → 30
- Flame (Dragon's Breath): DoT duration increased ― 3s → 15s
- Overall cost reduced by $75 (due to cost changes for previous tiers)
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[...] we can justify a QoL buff with Dragon’s Breath’s scaling adjusting to match more crosspath improvements, meaning it will now benefit [... from] bottom path’s projectile speed increase.
— Update notes
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- 0-5-1, 0-5-2
- Dragon's Breath attack: Projectile speed increased ― 125 units/s → 250 units/s
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Wizard Lord Phoenix for all upgrades
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Wizard Lord Phoenix when ability is active
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Wizard Lord Phoenix transformed during ability
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Name / Description
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| Arabic
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طائر فينيق سيد العرافين
يصبح سيد السحرة سيد الشعلة، ويتحول إلى عنقاء الحمى البركانية فائق القوة لفترة قصيرة.
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| Danish
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Troldmandsmester Føniks
Troldmandsmesteren bliver en flammens hersker og forvandles kortvarigt til en kraftfuld Lava Føniks.
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| German
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Zauberer-Phönix
Der Zauberer wird zum Meister der Flamme und verwandelt sich für kurze Zeit zu einem superstarken Lava-Phönix.
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| Spanish
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Amo hechicero fénix
El maestro hechicero se vuelve un experto de las llamas y se convierte en un fénix de lava superpoderoso por poco tiempo.
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| Spanish (LA)
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Amo hechicero fénix
El maestro hechicero se vuelve un experto de las llamas y se convierte en un fénix de lava superpoderoso por poco tiempo.
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| Finnish
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Velhoherra Feenix
Velhoherrasta tulee tulen mestari, joka muuttuu hetkellisesti supertehokkaaksi laavafeenikseksi.
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| French
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Phénix seigneur des sorciers
Le seigneur des sorciers devient un maître des flammes, se transformant en phénix de lave super puissant pendant une courte durée.
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| Italian
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Mago supremo fenice
Il mago supremo diventa maestro della fiamma e si trasforma per un breve lasso di tempo in una super potente fenice di lava.
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| Japanese
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魔法使いの王フェニックス
魔王使いの王が炎の達人となり、短時間の間、パワフルな溶岩フェニックスに変化する。
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| Korean
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마법사 군주 피닉스
마법사 군주가 화염의 대가가 되어 잠시 동안 초강력 용암 피닉스로 변신합니다.
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| Dutch
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Tovenaarsleider Feniks
Tovenaarsleider wordt een meester van de vlam en verandert voor korte tijd in een superkrachtige Lavafeniks.
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| Norwegian
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Trollmannherren Føniks
Trollmannherren blir flammenes mester og forvandler ham til en supermektig Lavaføniks i en kort periode.
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| Polish
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Czarownik Feniks
Czarownik staje się mistrzem płomieni, zamieniając się w super potężnego Feniksa Lawy na krótki czas.
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| Portuguese (Brazil)
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Lorde Mago Fênix
O Lorde Mago torna-se um mestre das chamas, transformando-se numa superpoderosa Fênix de Lava por um curto período de tempo.
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| Russian
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Феникс великого мага
Великий маг становится повелителем огня, превращаясь ненадолго в мощнейшего феникса из лавы.
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| Swedish
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Trollkarlsherre Fenix
Trollkarlsherren blir en eldmästare och förvandlas till en superkraftfull Lavafenix under en kort stund.
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| Thai
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ฟีนิกซ์ลอร์ดผู้วิเศษ
ลอร์ดผู้วิเศษได้กลายเป็นเจ้าแห่งเพลิง แปลงร่างเป็นฟีนิกซ์ลาวาอันแสนทรงพลังเป็นเวลาสั้นๆ
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| Turkish
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Sihir Lordu Anka Kuşu
Sihir Lordu alevin ustası olur ve kısa süreliğine süper güçlü bir Lav Anka Kuşuna dönüşür.
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| Chinese (simplified)
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高阶法师菲尼克斯
高阶法师变身火焰大师，短时间内变成超强大的熔岩凤凰。
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大法師不死鳥
大法師成為火焰大師，短時間內變成一隻超級強大的熔岩不死鳥。
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Wizard Lord becomes a master of the flame, turning into a super powerful Lava Phoenix for a short time.
Wizard Lord Phoenix for all upgrades
Wizard Lord Phoenix when ability is active
Wizard Lord Phoenix transformed during ability
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