Giant Guide – How to Defeat?

In this article, we’ll be talking about how to capture the Giant in Call of Dragons, which is the second Behemoth in the game. Once you capture this creature, you can use it in the open field to fight against the enemies.

We will be giving you all the tips and tricks you need to capture this Giant fast and easily.

Upon victory, players will receive 500 Gems, a Relocation Teleport, 8h 20m Speedups, 500k Gold & Wood, and 375k Ore. Don’t miss the chance to take on Giant and reap the benefits!

Giant Basic Information

How to Defeat Giant?

Defeating the Giant Behemoth doesn’t have to be difficult. Make sure to alert your alliance before you launch the attack – more players means a more successful and quicker effort!

Keep in mind that you have 8 minutes to take him down, or else all troops involved will be taken out.

Taking on a giant enemy requires careful strategy. A few melee tank units should be brought along to take all the damage; the rest of the players should equip range units, along with their heavy-hitting commanders.

Every member should stay at a distance in order to reduce the chances of being hit with the giant’s skills.

If you spend a bit in the game or are lucky enough to have Nico at 5-1-1-1, use the Nico + Gwanwyn combo, which is one of the best at dealing damage at the moment. This will be the best of the best hero pairings for the free-to-play players in the game.

It may be a little difficult to get legendary hero tokens, so you can go with Gwanwyn and then Kregg at the beginning. You can get some Kregg tokens by completing events and then work on your Gwanwyn and get her maxed out easily.

If you are free-to-play and you want to use magic, go with Waldyr primary and Atheus secondary. Atheus will bring a lot of rages that’s going to help you out.

Do not that Behemoth is not getting and extra damage from peacekeeping skills and artifacts.

Make sure you read the specifications of your artifacts before using them to make the most of them. If it says peacekeeping, try not to use it. You should bring something else, something good, like the Shadow Blade. It has a marksman unit attack, buff and a legion attack buff. It is going to work well against Behemoth.

Have taunting artifacts handy in case they are needed to pull the giant.

When you enter the Giant Lair, try to stay away from that red circle. Let your tanks hit first, and then the ranged armies hit.

Say the tank targets the creature, and then you happen to hit it with your long-range hit. It’s going to leave the tank and come straight for you. Therefore, you’ve got to wait for the tank to get the first hit.

When you see a red shape on the ground, just dodge it. It could be a triangle, square, circle, or rectangle. Just dodge it and walk away.

Every time the giant comes close to you, move away.

Stay away from the area of effect, and don’t take a lot of damage.

This giant can swing and has a wider radius. You’ve got to watch out.

There would be two trolls on the side that you should go and kill. Once you kill those trolls, they are going to drop manastones. You can use these manastones to heal your troops.

Remember, the more troops you have, the more damage you inflict.

Giant Skills

Alliance Giant Skills

• Tremor Attack: Giant deals Physical Skill damage to all enemy Legions nearby or those in a forward arc (Damage Factor 2,400).
  Upgrade Preview: Skill Damage Factor 600 / 1200 / 1800 / 2400 / 3600
• Aftershock: Giant charges up briefly before knocking all Legions Airborne along three forward straight lines, dealing Physical Skill damage (Damage Factor 8,000).
  Upgrade Preview: Skill Damage Factor 2000 / 4000 / 6000 / 8000 / 12000
• Mountain Aura: 2m after being summoned, Giant casts Mountain Aura, increasing damage dealt by itself and its surrounding friendly Legions for 60s.
  Upgrade Preview: 30/45/60/75/90
  Duration Damage bonus: 5% / 8% / 11% / 15% / 20%

Giant Locations & Buffs