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It doesn't help Horrors target you, nor hinder them in any way. It's completely neutral.
(Yes, a Doom Horror can dogpile your Horror-marked unit, if it can reach it.)
Outside of combat, Horror Mark is a beacon.
It aggravates Horrors with a high-pitched whine.
Horrors in the vicinity beeline to that unit's army.
Hence an army with 1+ Horror Marked units becomes a sitting duck
for an endless stream of ambush attacks by every invisible Horror army nearby.
- This can be harmless for 1-10+ turns in a row, if 0 Horrors are nearby
- This can be deadly, with 7 attacks in 8 turns
- If you have strong defenses, you can sit, lure Horrors, and laugh
- You can leave all Horror-marked units behind (and let them die)
When I'm Enchanter, I like to park Horror-marked units in any 24-Guardian trap citadel.Horrors come knocking, and we fry their ghostly butts for free, over and over.
In some ways, Horror Mark is (much) worse than Disease.
But it does give you a subtle power to yoink Horrors around, if you can exploit that.
Instead Horror Marks instead cause a chance to have new horrors spawn on your armies.
There are not that many invisible Horrors around to explain the constant stream of attacks on Horror Marked unit. At least not in a normal game. A Horror Fallen Empire might be the exception.
First, even with stealthy and invisible units, you usually notice their presence because they untag tiles.
Second, most normal horrors aren't invisible. Only stealthy. Soultorn and Brass Claw Horrors are not even that and should always be visible on the map.
Both these factors make me about 99% certain that Horrors just spawn in to attack Horror Marked units.
But I never had a way to test that.
Check how much xp the Horros have.
If they already existed, they should have some xp.
If they are spawned in, they should have none.
So if you've ever seen one with 1+ XP, and later see an identical one with 0 XP, it's new.
I'll try that the next time I fry some Void Hounds.
For units with Mindless or which otherwise don't gain XP,
maybe they still record Kills
So yeah, they spawn in fresh, like I thought.
Yep.
Horror mark enemies don't seem to be strong enough to kill armies though.
I had a battle against a Moon Horror, which I won, but my army got horror marked.
In the very same turn, 2 Horror Olms, 1 Soulshatter Horror and 1 or 2 other horrors show up.
I don't know if it was because I was on top of a pyramid or because there were around 10+ units with horrormarks in the army after the first fight, but that lineup would definitely have crushed some better armies.
You could get any of:
- 3 Soultorn = weak melee
- 2 Brass Claw Horror = irksome melee, but Shock-immune
- 2 Phase Spider = irksome melee
- 6 Phase Spider = probably wipes 20 humans
- 5 Void Hound = beats 10-20 guys, loses to 50 guys
- 1 Moon Horror = beats 10-20 guys, loses to 50
- 1 Soulshatter Horror = beats 20-40(?), loses to 80
1 Brass Claw Horror can solo a 24-Guardian trap, which gives me the willies.Pyramids are a known (one-way) tunnel, usually for Phase Spiders.
Some Horrors are Invisible, but Charm human foes.
If you see a Horror-colored neutral stack that seems to be 5 damaged humans, it's a Moon!