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[[File:Ragetusk.png|thumb|368px|The Ragetusk, as it appears in Onslaught]] |
[[File:Ragetusk.png|thumb|368px|The Ragetusk, as it appears in Onslaught]] |
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− | '''Ragetusks''' |
+ | '''Ragetusks''' are large, boar-like [[Bio]] [[Lieutenants]], first encountered on [[Verdanth]]. |
==Lore== |
==Lore== |
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2012-12-24 00018.png|Invasion Variant: Punishing Ragetusk |
2012-12-24 00018.png|Invasion Variant: Punishing Ragetusk |
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2012-12-29 00019.png|Apocalypse Variant: Ragetusk Vengeance |
2012-12-29 00019.png|Apocalypse Variant: Ragetusk Vengeance |
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− | </gallery>Ragetusks |
+ | </gallery>''Ragetusks'' will start their attack with a vicious charge, which knocks the Heroes back if they charge from a distance. If nearby Darkspore are killed, they become enraged, growing in size, gaining more health and dealing more damage. |
− | They |
+ | They are unrelenting, almost never failing to land a hit with their charge. A well timed switch will disrupt them, though, and [[Vex]]'s ''Chrono Blink'' can be used to jump behind them, and freeze them in time. Always focus on a ''Ragetusk'' when you can. |
− | One possibility when fighting one |
+ | One possibility when fighting one is to use [[Meditron]]'s ''Syndrome Shift'' to steal their ''Enrage''. A good ''Charged Strike''/''Zetawatt Beam'' after that, and the ''Ragetusk'' should be killed, if not crippled, although the latter ability is less effective if the ''Ragetusk'' has a Shifted buff. |
− | Another possibility |
+ | Another possibility is to use the ''Shooting Star ''variant ability. When they charge, simply fire a ''Shooting Star, ''and they are very likely to die before reaching the player. |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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− | *A [[Mini-bosses|Mini-boss]] Ragetusk |
+ | *A [[Mini-bosses|Mini-boss]] ''Ragetusk'' can be encountered in the Boss-pit at the end of the [[Verdanth]] sector, 'Deathly Everglades'. His name is [[Roark|Roark: the Blood-fury]], and he has the Surefooted Aura Buff. |
− | *On Invasion mode, Ragetusks |
+ | *On Invasion mode, ''Ragetusks'' are much more powerful and are known as ''Punishing Ragetusks''. On the sector "Shrouded Marsh", there is a Mini-boss called ''Kuma the Berserker''. It has the Surefooted Aura and Shielded buffs. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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− | * Ragetusks |
+ | * ''Ragetusks'' are obviously based on the well know aggressive behavior of wild boars. |
− | * If a massive amount of enemies |
+ | * If a massive amount of enemies are killed around a ''Ragetusk'', it can grow to be big enough to take up half of the screen, so if you see a horde, and there is a ''Ragetusk'' in it, kill it first, then deal with the rest (unless there is a [[Hypno Mantis]] to worry about).<br /><gallery type="slideshow" widths="448"> |
Biggest-Ragtusk-ever2.png|A giant Ragetusk in Onslaught. Photo taken by DarkGricer. |
Biggest-Ragtusk-ever2.png|A giant Ragetusk in Onslaught. Photo taken by DarkGricer. |
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Biggest-Ragtusk-ever-1.png|Another Giant Ragetusk. Again, taken by DarkGricer. |
Biggest-Ragtusk-ever-1.png|Another Giant Ragetusk. Again, taken by DarkGricer. |
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MORE HUGE RAGETUSKS.png|Another Ragetusk Vengeance from the same level 16-3. |
MORE HUGE RAGETUSKS.png|Another Ragetusk Vengeance from the same level 16-3. |
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− | * Ragetusks |
+ | * ''Ragetusks'' have [[Viper]]'s head and [[Arborus]]' limbs and feet. |
− | * Their charge |
+ | * Their charge is very similar to [[Savage]]'s ''Wild Charge''. |
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[[Category:Lieutenants]] |
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Latest revision as of 08:57, 20 January 2020
Ragetusks are large, boar-like Bio Lieutenants, first encountered on Verdanth.
Lore
Ragetusks are relentless attackers. They've sworn vengeance on those who'd once butchered their kind for meat. Their multiple deadly exo-fangs, barbs and horns tear the flesh and shatter the bones of any who get in their way. When charging, they smash enemies skyward or impale them. If an enemy kills any of their minions, Ragetusks immediately avenge them.
Strategy
Ragetusks will start their attack with a vicious charge, which knocks the Heroes back if they charge from a distance. If nearby Darkspore are killed, they become enraged, growing in size, gaining more health and dealing more damage.
They are unrelenting, almost never failing to land a hit with their charge. A well timed switch will disrupt them, though, and Vex's Chrono Blink can be used to jump behind them, and freeze them in time. Always focus on a Ragetusk when you can.
One possibility when fighting one is to use Meditron's Syndrome Shift to steal their Enrage. A good Charged Strike/Zetawatt Beam after that, and the Ragetusk should be killed, if not crippled, although the latter ability is less effective if the Ragetusk has a Shifted buff.
Another possibility is to use the Shooting Star variant ability. When they charge, simply fire a Shooting Star, and they are very likely to die before reaching the player.
Notes
- A Mini-boss Ragetusk can be encountered in the Boss-pit at the end of the Verdanth sector, 'Deathly Everglades'. His name is Roark: the Blood-fury, and he has the Surefooted Aura Buff.
- On Invasion mode, Ragetusks are much more powerful and are known as Punishing Ragetusks. On the sector "Shrouded Marsh", there is a Mini-boss called Kuma the Berserker. It has the Surefooted Aura and Shielded buffs.
Trivia
- Ragetusks are obviously based on the well know aggressive behavior of wild boars.
- If a massive amount of enemies are killed around a Ragetusk, it can grow to be big enough to take up half of the screen, so if you see a horde, and there is a Ragetusk in it, kill it first, then deal with the rest (unless there is a Hypno Mantis to worry about).
- Ragetusks have Viper's head and Arborus' limbs and feet.
- Their charge is very similar to Savage's Wild Charge.