Not to be confused with "Wizard Battle", the adventure this map is in.
Wizard Royale is the second track under the adventure Wizard Battle.
Description[]
Wizard Royale is virtually identical to the previous track Mystery Doors, being a flat coliseum with no form of obstacles to obscure range, though there are new aspects to make it strategically different. There are now three Wizards, all with a different type of magic that will provide their respective negative effects to any unit on the screen. They will attack in the following order: Green, Blue, Red, before going back to Green again.
The Red Wizard uses a fiery attack that hits a tower and stops them from functioning at all, akin to the burning stove-tops of Flame Kitchen. This also includes stopping Allies such as BMO from producing cash for the duration of the effect. Automatic income/lives (e.g. Finn's Brofist) generated from the affected tower at the end of the round will be granted once the effect wears off on the next round. Unlike Reconditioning Chamber's stun effect, the attack also affects flying towers, such that it prevents the tower from both attacking and moving until the effect wears off.
The Green Wizard afflicts a dense, murky fog around a tower, decreasing their range significantly and most of the time putting them out of commission, especially for towers whose range barely covers the track. Of all the Wizards, this negative effect can be the most negligible if using the right towers or even be partially mitigated if placed close enough to the track. Unlike Fire, this fog does not stop characters with range-independent capabilities like BMO from producing cash. Another quirk is that characters such as Banana Man or Sniper Monkey, those with "infinite range", basically have this negative effect rendered useless by default since decreasing infinite range is futile. Flying characters have their pad range decreased, but also their attack ranges from the character themselves shortened as well.
The Blue Wizard uses basically the same negative effect from Ice King's Throne Room, slowing down by 50% the attack speed of the tower that is hit. This also extends to characters like BMO, decreasing their cash production to basically half of what it normally would be. Unlike those hit with Fire, the tower still functions, gives passive effects, and can use activated abilities.
There is a jar with a brain in the center of the track that prevents towers from being placed on or near it, serving as a waste of land more than anything else, but is removable for $600 and will provide the only source of water for units that can utilize that terrain type.
The Bloons, much differently from the prior track of the same layout, no longer enter from the doors at the top of the screen, but from the left large entrance, as they travel down the coliseum interior in a single, unchanging path before leaving the coliseum by the large entrance to the right of the screen.
Their path works as follows: the Bloons turn left just after entering, sticking to the top path until making their way to the middle of the coliseum when they snake around the red wizard, and lastly return to the top path and turn toward the exit.
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- Though there are a plethora of different ways the Bloons could have traveled down through the battlefield, Wizard Royale has one and only one type of pathway they traverse through. This is immensely helpful, as focusing towers on one predictable path is much more easy to accomplish than having to either spread out or place them all at the very beginning or very end of the track where all the different potential tracks would inevitably cross.
- Since the track itself is quite rectangular, utilize melee or short-ranged units with the many corners the pathways create. Finn can do well even at a straight segment of track, but placing him in the 'elbow' of that track allows him or any unit for that matter to increase their ability to attack significantly. Juggernaut Max shares a similar benefit to the straight pathing of the track, letting his shots travel quite a distance and maximizing pops per shot.
- The main difficulty factor for this track to consider is the three elementally-themed Wizards. These three will inflict a potentially devastating status effect on a single tower at a time, potentially removing a tower from play for the effect's duration. Trinkets that nullify these completely (such as with Iron Hull and Captain Cassie/Commander Cassie) are going to help a lot at mitigating these status effects.
- Summoned units (such as those summoned by Warrior Bubblegum) can also "distract" the Wizards to possibly target one of them, as they apply negative effects to random towers.
- Only one wizard may target a tower at a time, periodically alternating between other wizards. They will even target towers immune to their magic, even if their spells do nothing.
- Spamming many units significantly reduces the chances of targeting important towers. Low cost allies like Dart Monkey are great to serve as "meat shields".
Rewards[]
First time reward:
- Impoppable: 150 coins, 8 gems, 5 Star Level Currency, 1 Rare wish orb, 1 power, 275xp
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Abracadaniel and Dirt Beer Guy make a cameo, alongside some other Candy Kingdom citizens present in the stadium seating. They are purely visual and do not attack the bloons.
- A tower inflicted with a negative status effect can also wait in between rounds for it to wear out.
- The wizards take up land space in the same manner as the towers, even though they are not technically towers. This is supported by placing Lady Rainicorn (even without having stacked on top of another Lady Rainicorn) underneath one of them, while still not allowing placement of towers on where the wizards are.
- The Green Wizard's effect appears to effect new towers being placed directly next to the affected tower. This doesn't persist after placement.