Tremor is a Tier 3 (
) 
Unit of the Frost faction. This common card was released with the Twilight Edition and has no affinity variants, nor a promo version.
In Skylords Reborn this card is available to all players as a starter card.
Tremors are bulky, powerful units that are both cost-effective and very capable. However, they are not very fast and are limited in what feats they can pull off.
Contents
Lore
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Abilities
Ground Slam Activate to emit a shockwave, dealing 170 / 195 / 245 / 295 damage to units and 850 / 875 / 925 / 975 to structures in a 15m radius, up to 1200 / 1235 / 1300 / 1370 in total. Additionally the damage bonus against structures applies as well. Knocks back small and medium units. Only affects ground targets. Reuseable every 30 seconds.
Ground Slam allows the Tremor to unleash a devastating burst of damage to any structure in his viscinity, in addition to disrupting smaller forces that harrass it. This ability can be very useful in most situations where extra siege power is needed, as the damage bonus applies on this ability as well as Tremor's basic attacks.
Siege Deals 50% more damage against structures.
Siege allows tremor to deal more damage to structures, raising its ATK power to 2550 against them. Additionally, the damage of 
Ground Slam is raised to 1275 / 1312 / 1387 / 1462.
Slow Slow movement.
Tremor moves slower than other L creatures, making it more difficult to catch up to a fleeing opponent or to escape an unfavorable confrontation.
Notes & Strategies
Tremor is very powerful, and shares many similarities to the 
Magma Hurler. That said, it also has several weaknesses its rival does not share. Its slow movement speed being its greatest vulnerability, but using it as a siege trooper will mitigate this as you'll be attacking stationary targets.
Facing down enemy creatures will have you at a disadvantage due to Tremor lacking counter damage.
Campaign PvE
Tremors are very useful and beginner friendly for standard maps. Their high life points and raw damage against buildings give them a high grade of versatility. However, they are not great at killing other tough creatures, especially not XLs. In a fight, Tremor is not likely to come out of it with much health; Or he may die completely.
Random PvE
Tremor is rather slow, making him less useful for RPvE due to its fast-paced gameplay. Nevertheless, he can make a good tank for pushing the 4th camp when a damage sponge is needed.
PvP
Tremor can be called upon very cheaply and his high hit points, which exceed 2000 at U2; Give it a great deal of survivability. Its high strength against buildings make for an excellent monument crusher, but its slow speed make it easy to disable it.
Strengths
- Tremor only costs 100 power.
As a T3 card, Tremor is incredibly cheap; At only 100 power. You can easily spawn several of them.
- Tremor exceeds the 2000 HP(U2) threshold, making it very resilient.
It is no XL, but 2000 HP is a high threshold to meet and offers alot of durability in fights, giving Tremor time to position and unleash his fury on an enemy building.
- Tremor can deliver almost 1500 damage (U3) to a single structure with
Ground Slam.
At upgrade 3, Tremor is capable of unleashing a huge burst of damage from his ability against a single enemy structure. If he can get close enough, he can cripple a power well, and nearly cull a monument in half!
Weaknesses
- Tremor is very slow
Tremor is a very slow creature, especially for a Large sized one. As a result, he has difficulty moving into range to attack. This allows enemy players to kite Tremor with ease, and they have ample time to disable him before he can get close to a vital building.
- Tremor lacks a counter type
Being that Tremor is a siege unit, it lacks any form of counter damage; Preventing it from gaining any extra damage against creatures. As such, L-counter cards will have a sheer advantage against Tremor.
- Melee Vulnerabilities
Tremor is a melee unit. As such, he is vulnerable to many forms of Crowd Control, and can be rendered harmless by ranged firepower.
Upgrades
Upgrade Cards
WIP - Coming Soon
Upgrade Drop Locations
 Tremor
|
Upgrade I | Upgrade II | Upgrade III |
|---|---|---|---|
| Map name |  Siege of Hope |
Siege of Hope |
Siege of Hope
|
| Map difficulty | Standard | Advanced | Expert |
| Drop percentage | 3.7% | 4.55% | 4.55% |
Patch History
- Tremor was added to the PvE Stonekin Starter Deck and replaced Ray of Light.
