Chamäleon changes the color to red so you would profit more from a blue team, I used the Chamäleon together with Franz (Franz is a must just for every myth Titan no matter the color) and 3 blue heroes.
Sure, I will leave out all the heroes that make it to easy. Enjoy the challenge
After 9 swings I have 1,932,376 and was top 1% last I looked. It is really hard to gauge where it will end up because of participation drop off. If anyone is willing to post ranks and scores as we move along I would be much obliged.
Last couple you had to be like top 8-8.5k for 1%. Itâs looking smaller than that currently.
Because that combination maximizes on the tile damage (which is diversified if I use 2 Green + 3 Blue for example) while deploying my only Critical buff hero which happens to be the Chameleon.
I used 3 Super Mana potions in the very beginning to fire Chameleon 3 times in a row, thus keeping his buff active while the titan switched back color from Red to Green to Blue again. Also, keep in mind that for some strange reason Chameleon tends to remove ailments from the titan (in this case, Franzâs), so Franz has to be fired after Chameleon. Afterwards it was only Alteration scrolls, Hurricanes and Tornadoes. It worked.
My remaining hits have been in the 250-440 k range. I tried other different combos like Brienne + Dolgoon for fast Berserk attack increase, however it still wasnât fast enoughâŚand both 3* heroes have pretty low tile damage.
I also figured out that Chameleon can be used multiple times to turn the colors back to original. Wish I had realised it before hitting, I wasted one flag with trial and error. Ah well
Next time I will use Chameleon over Gregorion in my top team.
Pengi hits like a truck against MT somehow, Chameleon makes it weak against blue so the blue tiles also do some good damage. Wish I had Pengi myself, but maybe this Christmas.
Here is a video by @JekylandHyde although he used a bit different team, maybe he uses the same team in his other hits? (Itâs the very first one)
Thanks for the link. I donât really understand the math that lets Pengi hit this hard, but since I donât have him, I probably wonât worry too much about it.