Just be careful when you use it, and the other team may find themselves down a couple team members. However, 75 points of Energy is kind of a lot for Flamator. It's also shared by other Fire- and Dino-type minions, such as Tazorback, Rexathor and Seiryu.

It also does 5-95 base points of time damage every round for three rounds, so it's an important skill for Flamator to have. Flame Crash hits three random enemies for 30 base points of damage right away. These skills likewise focus on obliterating most of the opposing team. (That's a This is Spinal Tap reference, for those who may not know. Some other options are Heedless Grip, which does 90-135 base points of damage, but with 30 points of recoil Inner Force Level Two, which has 75 base points of damage, but one turn of exhaustion and the added effect of reducing your own Speed and Attack stats by 25% Focused Charge Level Four, which has an amazing 125 base points of damage, but comes with the cost of having to charge up a turn before it is unleashed on the second and Ferocity Level Five, which passively cranks up Flamator's Attack stat all the way to 11. It is still hard on Flamator's Energy, which leaves a little to be desired. It has no big drawbacks, either, dealing 100 base points of damage-and consuming 45 points of Energy. Some of the few minions that aren't outright crushed by the awesome power of Flamator include: Tortastone, Sumole with the Guard skills, and some variants of Seiryu. With it, Flamator is able to OHKO or 2HKO most of its opponents. These skills may be Flamator's best, and with good reason. Use and abuse its power-moves, play to its strengths, and cover its weaknesses, and Flamator can wipe out one or two members of the opposing team at a moment's notice. It can put more than half your team's health down to a risky level with Flame Crash.

Flamator is a very dangerous foe, and due to its blistering Speed, it can easily destroy a vital member of your team with powerful Dino moves. In the end, while Flamator is KO'd rather easily, even by resisted attacks, it is very, very far from useless. This coupled with its weaknesses to Earth and Titan moves greatly shorten Flamator's lifespan. Where Rexathor flunks the test of speed, Flamator suffers from lack of bulk. Rexathor mixes power and bulk to create a frighteningly strong monster, but Flamator uses an equally deadly combination of power and speed to both strike first and OHKO with Jurassic Bite or Balefire.īut, like Rexathor, Flamator has its fair share of problems. Toregg/Smouldor/Flamator is one of two pseudo-legendary Dino evolutionary lines (the second is the Rexabee/Tenasauras/Rexathor evolutionary line). Other, more experienced players can add on to this, as well. Note: this is my personal gameplay opinion.

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