Thanks for the video! But I think the team you shown in the video is a bit overkill with 4-1 and especially pairing with Xnolphod. 4-1 tile damage will already do a lot of work and result in wasted DPS. Xnolphod is probably better used with Alfrike and Ludwig.
I think Tethys can pair well with just a 3-2 team. I am testing her with Crystalis + another fast blue hit-3. The water damage and Corrosive frost stacks. Won’t kill the whole team like you displayed but certainly can take out 2-3 opponents which can still result in a win.
She is definitely a great hero. The plus 60% attack will pair very well with any blue offense.
I most often attack 4/1 with Xnolphod (or another off-color healer). That said, I always do my testdrive videos in a team that I would use for attacking. I build overkill into the mix in case I lose someone …then the team still kills. haha.
Tethys looks like a lot of fun, and I have no legendary blues and 18 of these stupid telescopes. So I emptied my stash of Atlantis coins (about 30 pulls) and got . . . zero legendary heroes.
There was a consolation Wilbur at least, near the end.
titans + farming-rainbow(on s5 probably miki will take over) + raid/war
and in def… right flank? really(poll)? she’s a left flank/wing aaaaall day long
It could be a reference to the Tethys Ocean, a prehistoric body of water. Remnants of this include the Mediterranean and Black Seas. Making it both a geographical feature that disappeared (although in an opposite manner to the mythological Atlantis) and related to the region this mythology originated.
There are also special undersea currents that are further bound by temperature and salinity differences, and function like rivers at the bottom of the ocean. In some cases, these are continuations of terrestrial rivers, like the Meghna.
Or it could simply be a Greek figure connected to water, and we’re over thinking it.