Beast Handler (BTD6)

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Upgrading the Beast Handler replaces its staff attack with a Beast [[sub-tower]] that attacks for it. The Beast Handler's range is also expanded, which is used for Beast positioning and merging. Each Beast has a Beast Power stat that determines its [[damage]], [[attack speed]], [[pierce]], and certain other factors depending on the type of Beast. A Beast Handler can control up to two Beasts at a time by purchasing upgrades on two different upgrade paths.

A Beast can be merged with another Beast of the same upgrade path ~~if their~~ Beast ~~Handlers are within range of each other~~. Merging a Beast removes it and adds its Beast Power to the other Beast. ~~Beast Handlers with~~ merged ~~Beasts share their~~ range ~~with each other~~, creating a network of targeting areas for their shared Beast similar to [[Advanced Intel (BTD6)|Advanced Intel]].

A Beast can be merged with another Beast of the same upgrade path of the same tier or higher, unless the recipient has already reached maximum Beast Power. Merging a Beast removes it and adds its Beast Power to the other Beast. A merged beast can be repositioned within contributing handlers' range circles, assuming the contributor and recipient's range circles (without buffs) are touching, creating a network of targeting areas for their shared Beast similar to [[Advanced Intel (BTD6)|Advanced Intel]].

Each upgrade path unlocks a different type of Beast, and each upgrade tier replaces that Beast with a stronger version. Higher tier Beasts have more Beast Power by default and a higher Beast Power cap. The tier 5 upgrade can only be purchased if the Beast has three other tier 4 Beasts merged with it. Each type of Beast behaves differently:

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 Upgrading the Beast Handler replaces its staff attack with a Beast [[sub-tower]] that attacks for it. The Beast Handler's range is also expanded, which is used for Beast positioning and merging. Each Beast has a Beast Power stat that determines its [[damage]], [[attack speed]], [[pierce]], and certain other factors depending on the type of Beast. A Beast Handler can control up to two Beasts at a time by purchasing upgrades on two different upgrade paths.
-A Beast can be merged with another Beast of the same upgrade path if their Beast Handlers are within range of each other. Merging a Beast removes it and adds its Beast Power to the other Beast. Beast Handlers with merged Beasts share their range with each other, creating a network of targeting areas for their shared Beast similar to [[Advanced Intel (BTD6)|Advanced Intel]].
+A Beast can be merged with another Beast of the same upgrade path of the same tier or higher, unless the recipient has already reached maximum Beast Power. Merging a Beast removes it and adds its Beast Power to the other Beast. A merged beast can be repositioned within contributing handlers' range circles, assuming the contributor and recipient's range circles (without buffs) are touching, creating a network of targeting areas for their shared Beast similar to [[Advanced Intel (BTD6)|Advanced Intel]].
 Each upgrade path unlocks a different type of Beast, and each upgrade tier replaces that Beast with a stronger version. Higher tier Beasts have more Beast Power by default and a higher Beast Power cap. The tier 5 upgrade can only be purchased if the Beast has three other tier 4 Beasts merged with it. Each type of Beast behaves differently:

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