The Vorbergland Broodmother (Jabberslythe)

The Vorbergland Broodmother

Overview

ID

wh2_dlc17_bst_mon_jabberslythe_ror_0

Race

Beastmen

Unit size

1

Recruitment

Tier unit
Cost (MP):	0 (2100)
Turns:	1
Upkeep:	0
Weight:	Very Heavy
Size:	1

Statistics

Health:	9220 (9220 per model)
Leadership:	85
Speed:	65
Melee Attack:	45
Melee Defence:	52
Charge Bonus:	30

Melee Weapons

Weapon Strength:	450
Base Damage:	135
Armour-Piercing Damage:	315
Melee Interval:	3.8 s
Melee Reach:	9
Bonus vs. Infantry:	25
Bonus vs. Buildings:	+1.25%
Magical Attacks:	Yes
Sundered Armour:	Yes

Protection

Armor: 60

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Attributes

Siege Attacker: This unit can attack gates or walls, allowing you to instantly launch a siege battle without having to wait for siege towers or battering rams to be built.
Causes Fear: This unit frightens all enemy units, reducing their leadership when nearby. It is also immune to fear. Fear penalties do not stack.
Causes Terror: This unit can cause terror, making its melee target rout for a short time. Units that cause terror are immune to terror and fear themselves.
Woodsman: This unit can pass through trees.

Resistances

Missile Resistance: 15%. Damage of missile attacks is reduced by this amount.

“

Behold the true visage of insanity.

„

The Vorbergland Broodmother (Jabberslythe) is a Beastmen monster unit introduced in Total War: Warhammer II with The Silence & The Fury.

Recruitment[ | ]

Unlocked with: Toxic Grounds

Description[ | ]

The horrifically hideous countenance of the Jabberslythe is sure to make even the most inspiring of leaders falter. An aura of madness surrounds the winged, toad-like creature, tugging at the sanity of all who witness it and warping their feeble minds. From the Jabberslythe's gaping jaws launches a grotesque, clawed tongue, spitting acidic bile from its throat. Foes quake in their presence, as likely to receive a spray of poisonous blood as they are to be caught in their claws, and dragged into their cavernous mouths whole.

Attributes[ | ]

Monster
▲ Armour-Piercing: The damage of armour-piercing weapons mostly ignores the armour of the target, making them the ideal choice against heavily-armoured enemies. They are often heavier and attack at a slower rate though, making them less efficient against poorly-armoured targets.
▲ Anti-Infantry: Anti-infantry units have an advantage against targets that are smaller than a horse. This advantage can be a damage bonus against small targets, superior weight used to smash through lighter enemies, or an explosive attack from range that effects a large area.
▲ Causes Terror: This unit can cause terror, making its melee target rout for a short time. Units that cause terror are immune to terror and fear themselves.
▲ Armour-Sundering: The armour-splitting attacks of this unit can significantly weaken the target's armour.