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Units. Hawk.
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The Hawk is a light, fast fighter with homing missiles. It attacks air targets only and excels at scouting and intercepting Thunders and Balloons. It is useless against ground armies. Produced in: Heliport.
| Health | 180 |
|---|---|
| Damage | 21 |
| Damage interval | 1 |
| Speed | 5 |
| Visibility distance | 12 |
|---|---|
| Attack distance | 10 |
| Aggression distance | 15 |
The Hawk is a light and agile air unit designed for scouting and air control. Its high speed lets it cross the map quickly, intercept Thunders and Balloons, and reveal the opponent’s moves in advance. The Hawk cannot fire at ground targets, so it needs support from a ground army in battle.
Produce Hawks for air scouting, protection against enemy aircraft, or preparation for a long game where control of the sky becomes especially important.
Chevrons are curved stripes shown above the unit. They have three levels:
To earn one chevron, the Hawk must deal a certain amount of damage to enemy units.
The upgrade levels cost 10, 20, and 30 ore, respectively.
Armor II
Armor III
+10%, +20%, +30% to aircraft health.
Attack II
Attack III
+10%, +20%, +30% to aircraft base attack.| No chevrons | 1 chevron | 2 chevrons | 3 chevrons | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No upgrades | Health: 180 Damage: 21 | Health: 198 Damage: 24 | Health: 216 Damage: 26 | Health: 234 Damage: 28 |
| Attack I + Armor I | Health: 198 Damage: 24 | Health: 216 Damage: 26 | Health: 234 Damage: 28 | Health: 252 Damage: 30 |
| Attack II + Armor II | Health: 216 Damage: 26 | Health: 234 Damage: 28 | Health: 252 Damage: 30 | Health: 270 Damage: 32 |
| Attack III + Armor III | Health: 234 Damage: 28 | Health: 252 Damage: 30 | Health: 270 Damage: 32 | Health: 288 Damage: 34 |
An air army is built around many Thunders protected by Hawks. It is especially effective on large maps, where aircraft can fly around obstacles freely.
The main counters are superior Hawk numbers or a ground composition of Peacemakers, Titans, and Waves.
A mixed army of air and ground units. On large and medium maps, its core often consists of Lynxes, Hawks, and Thunders. On small maps, Lynxes are more often replaced with heavier units: Tanks, Waves, Titans, Devastators, and Peacemakers.
In a mirror composition, the advantage goes to the player who adds more units that counter the opponent’s specific army in time.
Air units can land and take off again. Landing and takeoff each take 2 seconds. During the transition, the unit cannot move or carry out other commands.
Landing requires a free space on the ground. Once the landing is complete, the air unit becomes a ground unit, cannot move, and has its view range halved. The Thunder and Hawk also stop attacking.After takeoff, the unit can move again and regains its full view range. The Thunder and Hawk can attack again. Take off in advance: during the two-second transition, the aircraft cannot defend itself.Hawk view range after landing: 12 → 6.
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