4 LED Indicators for your “Lives”.Įvery time you get hit you lose a life Full Size – Up to 30cm in length! Awesome sound effects: Ignition, Engine, Cannon Fire, Machine Gun Fire and Impact. Get yours today and battle with a friend. Makes a great toy for adults and children of all ages. Once hit by the laser, tanks become damaged, indicated by the flashing lights. Once firing, the tank roars and sends an infrared beam signal attacking the opponent.

They are controlled by a simple transmitter that lets you rotate the gun and fire a cannon.

They come in a set a two so you can battle your opponent with infrared power. I also use this same loadout in duos and alerts if I think we can get by without a healer.Get ready to wage war with these Infrared Battle Tanks. I actually specced full tank with full tank gear, but if I can ever remember to make the change to my armory, I would alter that to be DPS gear. The Mercy artifact also sends incoming healing to my pets (as well as shields them), and the healing is constant, really, because of Severe Punishment and Clarion constantly healing me.

I use Soul Link (might be a different name) to transfer incoming damage to pets (spread among several pets) to take the edge off of big attacks, as well as rotate Redirected Rage (shield) with the Clarion shield if needed. The gameplan is to rely on Robot Sidekick (enhanced by Map attack), Quislet, and Trinket Pet for damage, and to fall back on Severe Punishment and Clarion via weapon attacks for self-healing. The second move should make it obvious that I'm use the Mercy Amazotron Matrix as one of my artifacts, and I round that out with Quislet and Clarion. My loadout for open world bounties as a Rage 'tank' is

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