Act in Order - Mission Brief
For your next mission, you have 2 heroes to pick and you need to decide what order to place them.This time around, you are fighting against Goblin Snipers, they are stronger than the Goblin Privates you fought before.
Now you have 2 new heroes: Chad and Reeve.
Chad can be extremely powerful but he is an obsessed perfectionist and once he is injured or has injured an enemy he grows weaker.
Reeve hits pretty hard, not as hard as Chad's peek, but he doesn't grow weaker.
Also note that Chad hits harder against faster opponents while Reeve hits harder against slower opponents.
Enemies
Goblin Sniper
Deadly striker
Deadly striker
Heroes
Reeve - Shoot first, Hide the evidence later
Reeve is the sole survivor of a goblin invasion of his woodland village. He still have some serious scars from that invasion and sometimes it affects his performance.
He is working on it in therapy. But he thinks it will be faster to just kill all goblins around.
He is working on it in therapy. But he thinks it will be faster to just kill all goblins around.
Chad - I'd be a lot more deadly if enemies stopped bleeding over my gear.
Most soldiers arrive with a reputation for bravery, skill, or at least enthusiasm. Chad arrived with complaints.
According to his previous commanders, he performs exceptionally well against slow opponents, provided he isn’t injured, stressed, or forced to touch anything unsanitary. The army agreed to take him anyway, mostly because someone has to prove that envy, fear of germs, and meticulous weapon maintenance can still count as a combat doctrine.
According to his previous commanders, he performs exceptionally well against slow opponents, provided he isn’t injured, stressed, or forced to touch anything unsanitary. The army agreed to take him anyway, mostly because someone has to prove that envy, fear of germs, and meticulous weapon maintenance can still count as a combat doctrine.