Its slowness to speed and attack rate makes it a sitting duck in open spaces outside the anthill as it is easy to evade its AoE attack. Rhino beetles are great for blocking the stun effect of the chrysanthemum. Additionally, since attacking rhinos don't stop moving, the attacking creature has the potential to get hit by a second part of the swipe damage when the rhino changes direction therefore it could take more damage. Attacking creatures can be led through groups of soldier ants or right to the Venus Flytrap causing many losses. This causes them to lead attacking creatures around the map which means the attacking creatures will be defenseless to other attacks.
Having two or more rhinos in the defense setup is very effective and helpful.ĭefending rhino beetles do not stop moving even when attacked. Since the health is very high, it can take many hits which makes enemy creatures that attack it vulnerable to being taken out with soldiers with no losses. This makes them very useful as a decoy creature to draw enemy creatures' attention. In other words, don't deploy it when the battle starts.Īttacking rhinos will stop moving immediately upon being attacked and will not start moving again until the attacks stop. It should be "placed" when it is needed, since it moves very slow.
Its slowness in movement, attack rate, and it being a neutral creature (won't actively attack unless provoked), makes it a dangerous drawback if not deployed properly. Its slow AoE attack wipes them off very easily after it's agitated, and harms close-ranged creatures. Very useful as a crowd controller against soldier ants, since ants will immediately start to bite at it as soon as it is seen. Do the same over and over until it is defeated (make sure all ants are out of its attack range, as being caught in its devastating attack results in annihilation). Once the attack is over, click 'attack' again. When fighting the beetle, send ants to attack, then when its body turns red, click 'retreat' and so that ants will go out of the beetle's range before it attacks.
#Asiatic rhinoceros beetle full#
The hissing squeaks are created by rubbing their abdomens against the ends of their wing covers.ĭata is based on attacking a 3 star normal tarantula, shown with the % of health bar lost for each hit.Ī picture of the full Rhinoceros Beetle card can be found below: If Rhinoceros Beetles are disturbed, some can release very loud, hissing squeaks. In late game, or after acquiring at least one 4 star (highly recommended), they are a great source of creature parts. It is highly recommended not to kill these creatures in early to mid game. This is only true on the main map and in the Fire Ant Nest in battles, soldiers are killed instantly, regardless of level. With level 11 soldiers and a few resilience levels, a single swipe will not kill your ants, but rather leave them at very low health. The Rhinoceros beetle is the only attractable creature on the map that may not kill your soldier ants in one hit. The majority of soldiers survive the rhino attack. Defending beetles in battles have a large range.Spawned beetles on the main map and attacking beetles in battles have a medium range.Inside the Fire Ant Nest, the range is very small.The damage range of the swipe attack changes depending on the location of the beetle: They don't attack enemies on their own (they are neutral creatures), but when enemies attack the beetle, its body turns red, and it releases a swipe attack that deals massive damage to anything that is very close to it, able to easily kill an entire ant army in one blow. They have a very deadly attack, capable of wiping out an entire soldier army in a single swipe.
Similarly to the bombardier beetle, this beetle has very high health (more than Bombardier) but extremely slow speed.
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