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Warpillar-big creature/anti-infantry
Cost:4
Hp:40
Atk:10
Armor:3/3/3
Speed:4(can move on forest tiles)
Sight:4
Carry:1(infantry big creature)
Bonus:
Infantry/air units:50%
Big creature:25%
Desc.
A catterpillar like creature that have been mounted with heavy turret and a cargo bay inside the turret.
It can take alot of damage and it is mobile in forest terrains.they were use as apc in battle leading the charge and realease infantry units in battle.

I'm wondering if insectoids allow technology to be used? It seemed to me that they are like a race of zerg from StarCraft, they only spit with acid or plasma from weapons, or shoot with scions, bones

Insectoids do indeed posses technology. Myconids won't btw.

On that note, Id much prefer if this was a mechanical unit, not flesh and blood big creature.

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I think it would be better on tracks, for the suggested speed.

I tried

The end of the track in the background does not match the shape of the track in the background, also the shadow of the cannon muzzle does not match the muzzle of the cannon, I think.

I was hoping you'd take it from here

You can do it, Mid! We believe in you.

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Much better.

Tho we were disscusing with noaharts on Discord about how to make it look a bit more like a catterpillar, without actually making it giant, mechanical worm. I think making the tracks a little shorter would be good, cause it turned out really high, and also adding segments to the hull would be nice, like the ones of a catterpillar. Just make it seem like theres a vertical little cavity on borders between segments. You can use wheels as indicators for where to start and end the segments.

Tho I suppose your image has those dark lines on the hull, thats kinda what Id imagine those would look like.

what is cutterpillar?

I might have mispelled it xd (yea its caterpillar), its the thing that butterflies are before they are butterflies.

It is clear that the translator for some reason did not translate this word.

Its because I added the extra t. This units name is a play on the word caterpillar (war instead of cater), so thats why its important for it too bring that insect to mind.

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I think this is good