Now there’s only 3 Sentinels left, and the release order will be the Warsphinx, then Necrosphinx, then finally the Heirotitan.Buy more stuff to get more stuff: Provisions and pickupsApart from pure stat boosts from quirks, trinkets and inventory items will be your main way to stay alive in the field, espcially on long or difficult dungeons. I always imagined tomb scorpions as these rampaging infantry blenders, and I feel Nyrask really embodies that. That’s Nyrask! He was super fun to design, especially the triple pincers and skull shrine. He is unlocked at level 26 and benefits from tomb scorpion tech. Naturally, he is a great unit to pair with Nyrask, as he can tank some anti-large hits and deal some AOE damage while Nyrask builds up his buffs. Forgotten Spawn of Nyrask is a tomb scorpion with increased armour, physical resistance, and the rubble & ruin ability.

He comes with a Regiment of Renown of course. As always, he comes with his own skill dump and capstone skill. Though it’s still not ideal as he can certainly struggle against large cavalry swarms or anti-large duellists.

Plus, even though he is designed to fight infantry, he can still hold his own against large targets. His skills and abilities amplify this, and he can turn tomb scorpions into absolute blenders, meant to be sent into a fight and leave nothing standing. He is purely a damage dealer, and is meant to be charged into the enemies front line and shred it to pieces.

He’s an anti-infantry nightmare, with abilities that scale off of kills and being in melee. If you’re familiar with my Red Butcher lord for Khorne, Nyrask functions very much the same. This guy is all about killing, specifically killing infantry. Next up for the Sentinels is Nyrask, representing the Tomb Scorpions.

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