Acorn ability discussion

Acorn and Oak can really be fun to play.

Time to cover the abilities:

Sap Trap and Super Sap Trap: Have you ever felt like you want to place a trap made of sap to damage your enemies? Well, you can now! Acorn has the ability to deploy a regular Sap Trap on enemies and Oak has the ability to deploy a Super Sap Trap variant on enemies. When you deploy a Sap Trap variant, it will stick to the surface, ally or enemy that it connects to, and you can activate the ability again to detonate it, which deals damage to any enemies close to the explosion as well as dealing knockback. The regular Sap Trap can deal up to 65 damage and the Super Sap Trap can deal up to 125 damage. Hide it around corners for best results. The best ending after all, for your team, is a sappy ending, for the enemies!

Acorn Dash: Did you know Acorns can dash? Well, they can now. Use Acorn Dash to get a burst of mobility, which is useful in a variety of situations, such as when avoiding enemy attacks during a fight, disorienting your enemies during a fight, getting around the map, escaping a tough situation or to get back to your allies. Now that's a lotta uses! Not only that with its versatility and its uses, but if you purchase it today, you will get 2 uses of this ability! 2 uses I tell you! Well, actually you always have up to 2 charges of this ability at once, with a 1 second cooldown between each use, making this ability more effective. Try to save at least a single charge for escaping battle when you need it, and then the other can be used for basically anything.

Roll for Damage: Alright, roll for damage! You done that? Good, because that is what this ability does. You roll logs at your enemies to determine how much damage you will be dealing to them. The log you deploy has several section and each section can hit up to a single enemy before it will be consumed, and will deal 60 damage to each enemy hit by a log. Enemies can simply jump over these logs, but use it in areas with a low roof or close to your enemies so they cannot react as easily to your surprise. Small corridors work well too! Well, what are you waiting for? Roll for your damage check, roll those logs and aim to deal some serious damage and log treemendous vanquishes.

Lumber Support: When you have been on an Oak, have you ever felt like keeping you and your Oak healthy so you can stay in battle for longer? GOOD! Why? Because you can use your Lumber Support ability as an Acorn passenger to heal yourself and your Oak, and not only that, but you and the Oak will gain damage reduction while you are healing, giving you semi-immunity to enemy attacks while healing, and on top of all that, you and the Oak can gain overhealth this way, so you could use it before you even enter a fight for improved tankiness. Other Acorn Passengers will not heal when you use this ability, but they can use it to heal themselves and heal the Oak again as well. Healing has never been so easy! Heal up and enjoy!

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