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The Khemric Titan is a terrifying construct whose damage output becomes truly lethal when combined with its abilities. Its armour is near-impenetrable, it emits clouds of Flesh-Eating Scarabs mid-combat, and a powerful, explosive magic missile ability rounds off its armaments.

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UltraTomcat90 👻✨vor 24 Tagen

Now just make so they count as undead and thus can be healed just like Cathay constructs and empires steam tanks, thanks

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Sainur / Chungus McBungus / Smoughmaxxervor 24 Tagen

buge

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なみえ 🇯🇵🇦🇷vor 24 Tagen

About fixing the dlcs for mp? Most quests dont trigger up, nagash finale doesnt show up, boris threat bar doesnt appear, thanquol missing items, its been a week already and its still unplayable...

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GameTrailersvor 23 Tagen

Meter un bicho de semejante tamaño con proyectiles mágicos y enjambres de escarabajos va a reventar líneas enteras. Como no lleves artillería pesada o unidades antimonstruo bien colocadas, pararlo va a ser un dolor de muelas.

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Nikotynvor 23 Tagen

It's a big, beautiful boy! If only Necrotects had any skills to help us get more good boys. *wink wink, nudge nudge*

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