These abilities make Korath as valuable as he is, however, Korath's abilities can only be obtained via an event. It is obtained once you fill the quota up to 300%. It also allows Booby Traps to be seen when hit with Korath's ability. Fists of Doom - Usable at Level 5, Korath will hit the ground, causing a Quake Tower effect that will hit nearby Buildings and ground Monsters.It is obtained once you fill the quota up to 200%. Breath of Fire - Usable at Level 4, Korath will fire a ranged fireball at aerial targets, dealing a fourth of the damage Korath would do to ground monsters.(Request for amount of damage burn does and how long it lasts.) Unlike the other 2 abilities, it does not need to be unlocked, and it is innate. Burn - Korath's attacks will burn the target, dealing damage over time.Korath has 3 abilities, which makes Korath unique because Korath is the only Champion to have abilities. KIXEYE no longer updates Backyard Monsters, which means that there are no other ways to get Korath for players who haven't obtained it yet, unless by hacking.Monster Madness has been conducted twice in Backyard Monsters.Korath itself costed 12,000xp, and each of its abilities costed 8,000xp. It can be obtained in the event prize store. Korath was also obtained in Hell-Raisers. To get his abilities, you must fill up the quota to 200% to get his ability "Breath of Fire", while you must fill up the quota into 300% to get Korath's "Fists of Doom".
Korath will only be obtained once you fill the quota up to 100%. Korath was first obtained by an event called Monster Madness, wherein you must take over Outposts in order to fill in a quota. The first ability is already innate/built into Korath, while the other two must be unlocked by an event. To make it even more special, Korath has 3 abilities. Korath is also the only Champion to actually have abilities. Although Korath's stats aren't as high as Gorgo's health, or Drull's damage, Korath does not lack in any aspect. In accordance to stats, Korath is well-balanced. Backyard Monsters is also giving players a chance to participate in “Monster Madness,” during which you can search for a new Inferno Champion Monster, Korath.Korath is the fourth Champion that is introduced in the game. The press release also listed some very interesting numbers related to the game:Ģ0,000,000,000+ gallons of virtual blood spilledīut the festivities don’t end with death tallies.
“It’s come a long way since we launched, and it continues to highlight our desire to innovate, take risks and make the most fun browser-based games on the planet.” “It was a huge leap forward in terms of what was possible in the browser from a design perspective and proved that high quality games could exist on the Facebook platform.” “We’re proud of what Backyard Monsters has achieved over the last two years,” stated Kixeye co-founder and executive producer, David Scott, in a press release distributed on Wednesday. You can view exclusive artwork, archived footage, and take a look back at Backyard Monsters’ milestones. Backyard Monsters, a real-time strategy (RTS) game on Facebook, officially turned 2 on March 14! To celebrate, KIXEYE has posted a timeline that chronicles the game’s development and evolution.
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