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'then wets wets can go in B here wets are
just they're very good at at defending
but they're not very good at other
things um but they their dot damage over
time the damage overtime special is
actually really good if you can apply it
like this obviously you wouldn't have uh
it wouldn't be this easy to just control
on one unit at at once but I'd say wets
probably the worst of them but it sort
of depends on your play style if you're
more of a defensive player then wets are
probably going to be the pick pick for
you anyway so bit more situational again
be so classical still but we're moving'

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## Sphinx: The Enigma of the Battlefield

### A Tale of Two Upgrades 

Sphinx, oh Sphinx! The **Sphinx** is like that weird cousin no one quite knows how to place in the family tree—strong, but not quite as legendary as their Anubite counterparts. Equipped with two upgrades that used to be their claim to fame (yup, faster and stronger—impressive, right?!), these days, they're feeling a bit, well, squishy.

It's not that they can't hold their own; it's just that their armor doesn't seem to be quite as dependable as it once was. Where the Anubite gets by on its lightning speed, the Sphinx is more of a slow and steady type, relying on their tactical prowess to make up for their lack of agility.

### Early Raiding Pros

But don't count the Sphinx out just yet! They've still got one ace up their sleeve: early raiding prowess. If you're looking for a stealth attack unit that can dart into enemy territory, inflict damage, and skedaddle before you know it, the Sphinx is your guy.

Let's be honest here, though—not many players are using them for raids these days. Why? Well, that **5.3 speed** isn't quite cutting it in today's landscape. An upgrade to a faster unit might save the day, but hey, we all have our moments of vulnerability.

### Tier Standard

You might wonder, where does this enigmatic unit place on the tier list? Okay, so they're not as dominant as they used to be (we won't hold it against them, right?), but they're still holding steady at a respectable level.

I'd call the Sphinx a **B-tier** unit—an invaluable asset for those lucky enough to have them on their side. But don't be surprised if you see one zipping around the battlefield, causing havoc, and making a name for themselves.

### Final Verdict: A Unique Experience 

In the end, the Sphinx will always hold a special place in our hearts. They're like the older sibling who paves the way for the newer, faster, more agile units you see today. Their unique experience and skill set might not pack the same punch they once did, but, well, that's just part of the family charm, isn't it? 

So bring on the Sphinx, let them show their worth, and prove that sometimes, it's the misunderstood ones who make the biggest difference in the end!

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