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"Always the fastest never the lastest, Poison Lizard spits slowing toxins at its foes. Is it actually a venom lizard? Possibly, but who's brave enough to correct it?"

Atributos básicos

Preferred Target Heroes and Troops

Targets Ground & Air

Attack Type Single Target

Movement Speed 36

Attack Speed 0.35s

Pet House Level Required 7

Range 3.5 tiles

Special Ability Bad Breath

Niveles

Level	Damage per second	Damage per hit	Poison max damage per second	Poison speed decrease	Poison attack rate decrease	Hitpoints	Upgrade cost	Upgrade time	Pet house level required
1	181	63.35	80	26%	35%	1,250	N/A	N/A	7
2	192	67.2	80	26%	35%	1,300	60,000	1d	7
3	203	71.05	80	26%	35%	1,350	75,000	1d 12h	7
4	214	74.9	80	26%	35%	1,400	90,000	2d	7
5	225	78.75	100	34%	45%	1,450	100,000	2d 12h	7
6	236	82.6	100	34%	45%	1,500	110,000	3d	7
7	247	86.45	100	34%	45%	1,550	120,000	3d 12h	7
8	258	90.3	100	34%	45%	1,600	130,000	4d	7
9	269	94.15	100	34%	45%	1,650	140,000	4d 12h	7
10	280	98	120	38%	50%	1,700	150,000	5d	7
11	291	101.85	120	38%	50%	1,750	180,000	6d	11
12	302	105.7	120	38%	50%	1,800	200,000	7d	11
13	313	109.55	120	38%	50%	1,850	220,000	8d	11
14	324	113.4	120	38%	50%	1,900	240,000	8d	11
15	335	117.25	140	42%	55%	1,950	260,000	8d	11

Summary

Poison Lizard is the seventh pet unlocked when the Pet House is upgraded to level 7 (this requires Town Hall level 15).
The Poison Lizard attacks quickly at range with poisoned spit, which slows down affected Heroes and Troops , in addition to causing them additional damage over time (as if they were hit by a Poison Spell ). It can also spit at buildings, but this currently causes neither not any slowdown nor no poison damage over time.
The Poison Lizard prioritizes enemy Heroes and defending Clan Castle Troops within about 6.5 tiles of its Hero above all other targets, and will ignore whatever the Hero is doing so long as there are such units within range. If there are no such units in range of its Hero, it will instead prioritize the target that their Hero is currently targeting. If its Hero is knocked out or removed from battle by a Recall Spell , it will seek out enemy Heroes and defending Troops regardless of distance, ignoring enemy buildings and defenses that may attack it. Once all enemy Heroes and troops present have been defeated, it will behave like a troop with no preferred target, attacking the nearest building regardless of type, but it will retarget onto defending troops as before if any more should appear.

Strategies

The Poison Lizard excels at taking down enemy Heroes, so it can be paired with Heroes that intend to attack other enemy Heroes. It can fare reasonably against enemy Clan Castle troops and Skeleton Traps , though it can only attack one target at a time and is thus prone to being overwhelmed. Pairing it with the Barbarian King or Archer Queen can be useful to back it up against swarms of troops (or against multiple Heroes at a time) since their abilities can spawn additional troops to attack.
The Poison Lizard boasts the highest damage per second of any Pet (when comparing Pets on an equal-level basis) even without its poisoning effect, so it can significantly increase the damage output of its Hero. However, its survivability is among the lowest of the Pets due to its low hitpoints. To boost its survivability, one can pair it with the Barbarian King, which it will generally be able to stay behind and thus get shielded from most sources of damage. The Grand Warden as an alternative pick is also viable, provided he is himself backing up other troops or Heroes, since he and the Poison Lizard can stay behind other troops to be sufficiently protected. However, the Poison Lizard has lower range than the Warden so it will be exposed to enemy fire when the Warden is alone.
To boost its survivability, one can pair it with the Barbarian King, which it will generally be able to stay behind and thus get shielded from most sources of damage. The Grand Warden as an alternative pick is also viable, provided he is himself backing up other troops or Heroes, since he and the Poison Lizard can stay behind other troops to be sufficiently protected. However, the Poison Lizard has lower range than the Warden so it will be exposed to enemy fire when the Warden is alone.
Headhunters can perform the same job as the Poison Lizard would for only 6 housing space, therefore, they are much more convenient to carry around, and they can be deployed anywhere. However, Headhunters are vulnerable to Traps , so in this situation, the Poison Lizard would fare better.
However, Headhunters are vulnerable to Traps , so in this situation, the Poison Lizard would fare better.
The Poison Lizard currently has a pretty poor slow first attacking speed in the game, and cannot currently deal with very large swarms such as all of the core Skeletons in the single player campaign level "Skeleton Run" on its own, so it is advised to use a few secondary sources of damage to allow the Poison Lizard to survive.

Offensive Strategies

The Poison Lizard excels at taking down enemy Heroes, so it can be paired with Heroes that intend to attack other enemy Heroes. It can fare reasonably against enemy Clan Castle troops and Skeleton Traps , though it can only attack one target at a time and is thus prone to being overwhelmed. Pairing it with the Barbarian King or Archer Queen can be useful to back it up against swarms of troops (or against multiple Heroes at a time) since their abilities can spawn additional troops to attack.
The Poison Lizard boasts the highest damage per second of any Pet (when comparing Pets on an equal-level basis) even without its poisoning effect, so it can significantly increase the damage output of its Hero. However, its survivability is among the lowest of the Pets due to its low hitpoints. To boost its survivability, one can pair it with the Barbarian King, which it will generally be able to stay behind and thus get shielded from most sources of damage. The Grand Warden as an alternative pick is also viable, provided he is himself backing up other troops or Heroes, since he and the Poison Lizard can stay behind other troops to be sufficiently protected. However, the Poison Lizard has lower range than the Warden so it will be exposed to enemy fire when the Warden is alone.
To boost its survivability, one can pair it with the Barbarian King, which it will generally be able to stay behind and thus get shielded from most sources of damage. The Grand Warden as an alternative pick is also viable, provided he is himself backing up other troops or Heroes, since he and the Poison Lizard can stay behind other troops to be sufficiently protected. However, the Poison Lizard has lower range than the Warden so it will be exposed to enemy fire when the Warden is alone.
Headhunters can perform the same job as the Poison Lizard would for only 6 housing space, therefore, they are much more convenient to carry around, and they can be deployed anywhere. However, Headhunters are vulnerable to Traps , so in this situation, the Poison Lizard would fare better.
However, Headhunters are vulnerable to Traps , so in this situation, the Poison Lizard would fare better.
The Poison Lizard currently has a pretty poor slow first attacking speed in the game, and cannot currently deal with very large swarms such as all of the core Skeletons in the single player campaign level "Skeleton Run" on its own, so it is advised to use a few secondary sources of damage to allow the Poison Lizard to survive.

Defensive Strategies

Against a Poison Lizard that is protected by a Grand Warden's ability, they can be countered by stalling their movement. This can be achieved by the use of a Tornado Trap , though one should consider whether protecting Heroes is worth using their only Tornado Trap for. An alternative for Town Hall 15 and above players would be to use a Poison Spell Tower , which while less effective, is more versatile and potentially reusable.

Statistics

The Poison Lizard is the fifth Pet to be based on a real life animal alongside the Electro Owl , Mighty Yak , Frosty , Diggy , Angry Jelly , and Sneezy , and the first Pet to be based on a reptile. Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.
Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.

History

The Poison Lizard is the fifth Pet to be based on a real life animal alongside the Electro Owl , Mighty Yak , Frosty , Diggy , Angry Jelly , and Sneezy , and the first Pet to be based on a reptile. Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.
Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.

Gallery

The Poison Lizard is the fifth Pet to be based on a real life animal alongside the Electro Owl , Mighty Yak , Frosty , Diggy , Angry Jelly , and Sneezy , and the first Pet to be based on a reptile. Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.
Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.

Trivia

The Poison Lizard is the fifth Pet to be based on a real life animal alongside the Electro Owl , Mighty Yak , Frosty , Diggy , Angry Jelly , and Sneezy , and the first Pet to be based on a reptile. Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.
Aside from being a reptile. The Poison Lizard resembles a frilled lizard.