Mirny-13: Hope

The event took place from October 28 to November 11, 2021.

Greetings, Commanders! My name is Hope. I am a Senior Researcher in a group of scientists studying the secrets of Mirny. The main problem I'm working on is how to defeat the Immortal. I think I've solved this riddle, but more on that later. In the meantime, let me tell you about the place where you will fight, as well as about Phase teleportation and Anomalies.

Difficulty Levels

Mirny: Hope features three difficulty levels: low, medium, and high. You can choose the difficulty level in your Garage before each battle. The difficulty level determines the number of credits and Decryption Keys (more on them below) you earn per battle, as well as the strength of the AI opponents. Plus, the difficulty level affects both the amount of Mirium you need to fill Magnus and the amount you get in battles with enemies.

Difficulty levels open sequentially. The first level is the least dangerous and consists of three Phases. In the second Phase, you will face the Immortal for the first time, but at this difficulty level, you will not be able to fight it.

Complete all three Phases at low difficulty to unlock the medium difficulty level, which consists of four Phases. If you can get to the last, fourth Phase, the Immortal will become vulnerable, and you will have a chance to annihilate it. If you manage to achieve this epic victory, then you will access the third and hardest difficulty level.

The high difficulty level will be quite challenging, even for experienced commanders, so get ready to fight with all your might. It is recommended to play at this level in well-coordinated Recon Squads.

Phase Teleportation and Anomalies

Destroy armored AI enemies to obtain a type of supernatural matter known as Mirium. Mirium will drop for each player individually, so you will see only your own load of matter, and no one else can pick it up—as long as you are alive.

Collect Mirium and deliver it to a special Collector called Magnus, depicted on your minimap, before time runs out. Once Magnus is filled with Mirium, your team needs to gather around it within the allotted time, and you will be able to teleport to the next dimension, or Phase. If you don't reach Magnus in time to teleport with the rest of your team, your vehicle will automatically be destroyed. But this doesn’t mean that the battle is over—you will respawn in the next Phase, albeit with half your HP. You will also lose all your collected Mirium and bonuses from Anomalies.

With each new Phase, the AI enemies will become stronger and more dangerous. But your efforts will be rewarded: The more Phases you complete, the more credits you earn after the battle. Remember that it will be more difficult for you to navigate in each subsequent Phase, so always be on the lookout, and coordinate closely with teammates!

At the beginning of each Phase, your vehicle will receive a random buff, or Anomaly. It will increase your effectiveness in combat and carry over from Phase to Phase. If your vehicle is destroyed, you will lose all your Anomalies, as well as all collected Mirium and alternative shells. Be careful, and build up your forces to have a better chance of defeating the Immortal in the final stage of the battle.

There are nine types of Anomaly in the mode, each of which improves a specific parameter of your vehicle.

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  Machine Gun: +15% to reloading speed

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  Vampire Bite: Steals hit points upon penetrating enemy vehicles, recovering 20% of damage taken

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  Sniper: –15% to dispersion while moving or turning

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  Hammer Thrower: +5% chance to cause +20% bonus damage

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  Hot Needle: +5% chance to set an enemy on fire

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  Inspire: +15% to crew performance

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  Mobility: +10% to dynamic characteristics

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  Ceramic Core: +15% to damage caused

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  Regeneration: Gradually restores vehicle hit points, up to 60% of the vehicle’s max HP

Mode Economy

All shells and vehicle repairs in the event are free. Depending on your performance in battle, you are awarded with credits. Each difficulty level has its own fixed number of credits you can earn for completing each Phase.

DIFFICULTY LEVEL	LOW	MEDIUM	HIGH
PHASE 1	5,000	10,000	10,000
PHASE 2	10,000	15,000	20,000
PHASE 3	15,000	25,000	25,000
PHASE 4	-	30,000	45,000
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CREDITS PER BATTLE	30,000	80,000	100,000

Unravel the Secret of the Immortal!

In Mirny, you will not only fight dangerous armored creatures, but you’ll also learn the backstory of the Mirny: Hope operation—how the Immortal became vulnerable. This mysterious story is captured on eight Reels, which you will receive one by one for completing certain Phases at different difficulty levels. Each Reel contains one piece of video footage, so you need to collect all eight to combine the disparate elements into a single picture and solve the enigma.

But since the information on the Reels is secret, they are all encrypted. To decrypt the Reels, you need Decryption Keys, a special event currency. You can get Decryption Keys in the following ways:

• By playing in the event, depending on the difficulty level, Phase, damage dealt, and delivered Mirium
• For completing the daily event mission in special vehicles (more on that below)
• For free, as part of special bundles with valuable in-game items

For each Reel you decrypt, you will receive rewards:

• Reel 1.
• Reel 2.
• Reel 3.
• Reel 4.
• Reel 5.
• Reel 6.
• Reel 7.
• Reel 8.
• Decrypt all 8 Reels during the Mirny: Hope event.

• Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 2 on low difficulty.
• Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 10 Keys.
• Prizes:
  • 3x Hedgehog decal
  • 50,000 Credits
  • 5x Personal Reserve: +50% to Combat Experience for 2 hours

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 3 on low difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 10 Keys.

Prizes:

• Unlocking the Legio Ferrata heavy tank. Vehicles are available for rent for the duration of the Mirny: Hope event.
• Norman Stansfield crew member with the Brothers in Arms perk trained to 100%
• 5x Personal Reserve: +300% for Free Experience for 1 hours

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 2 on medium difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 20 Keys.

Prizes:

• Personal Training Manual for 850,000 XP
• 250,000 Credits
• 5x Personal Reserve:+200% to Crew Experience for 1 hour

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 3 on medium difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 20 Keys.

Prizes:

• Unlocking the Malachite medium tank. Vehicles are available for rent for the duration of the Mirny: Hope event.
• Robert Barnes crew member with the Brothers in Arms perk trained to 100%
• 5x Personal Reserve: +50% to credits for 1 hour

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 4 on medium difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 20 Keys.

Prizes:

• 3x Magnus decal
• 5x Aim Tuning directive
• 3 Days of WoT Premium Account

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 2 on high difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 30 Keys.

Prizes:

• Unlocking the Grenadier light tank. Vehicles are available for rent for the duration of the Mirny: Hope event.
• Pyotr Lopakhin crew member with the Brothers in Arms perk trained to 100%
• 5x Personal Reserve: +50% to Combat Experience for 1 hour

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 3 on high difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 30 Keys.

Prizes:

• Universal Training Manual for 250,000 XP
• 5x Orderly Ammo Rack directive
• 5x Personal Reserve: +50% to credits for 1 hour

Receive an encrypted Reel for completing Phase 4 on high difficulty.

Decrypt the Reel using Keys: 30 Keys.

Prizes:

• Spotlight decal
• Elias Grodin crew member with the Brothers in Arms perk trained to 100%
• 500,000 Credits

Prizes:

• Tier VII American King Tiger (Captured) heavy tank
• Hope is the Key to Everything badge
• Nox Tenebris 3D Style

Additionally, you can exchange Decryption Keys for spooky event-themed decals. They were recreated from hand-drawn sketches of a surviving tanker who was part of the first Recon Squad sent to Mirny. These decals seemed to come out of the subconscious of a person who faced the inexplicable in the supernatural space of Mirny.

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  "Palm"

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  "The Immortal"

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  "Survivor"

The Story of the King Tiger (Captured)

TOP SECRET!
Event location: Mirny
Reporter: Colonel K., Technical Supply Officer
Recipient: Colonel Gromov, Head of the Operation

We studied the King Tiger (C) and brought it to the base. Attached to this report are the details on its technical characteristics.

Key information:

• According to its serial number, this King Tiger (C) was captured by the Allies, supposedly during the Battle of Bulge. The American forces then used it. Its post-war fate is unknown, as is how it ended up in Mirny. I'm asking to send a general request about the Allies and their use of captured vehicles. Perhaps it will help us find additional information about this vehicle.
• The vehicle is equipped with the Serienturm turret and the 8,8 CM KW.K. 43 gun. The hull armor is standard for a vehicle of this type.
• The American military certainly used the King Tiger (C). We discovered several leaflets in English containing the manuals. Also, we found an inscription in Latin on the inside of the hull: Nox Tenebris. We can't say yet how exactly this inscription was made. It looks very natural, as if it appeared during hull casting. We also found a case of cola in excellent condition but without an expiration date. The discovered items were sent to the scientists for analysis. And the idiot who opened and drank one of the bottles headed that way, too.
• The tank has modifications similar to our standard modifications to adapt the vehicles for Mirny. But they look as if they were assembled from what was at hand. I'm not sure that they have any practical use, except for the spotlight. The first thought is that someone tried to copy our solutions to look like our vehicles but not for use. Did they want to look like us?
• The King Tiger (C) is in excellent technical condition. This is not typical of a vehicle of that age. The technicians are thrilled about it and even argue about whose turn it is to maintain the tank. Surprisingly, I share their feelings—it's very cozy, and quite warm and calm inside the tank. However, it has standard heating.

Dark 3D Styles, Spooky Decals, and More!

Plus, you can get your hands on three dark 3D styles for these three great tanks. 3D styles can be purchased for 4,500 gold each in the game client:

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  IS-7 - "Ryolit" Style

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  Leopard 1 - "Blitzlicht" Style

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  Manticore - "Pointer" Style

Rhyolite, Pointer, and Blitzlicht: Three Styles Forged in Mirny's Wastelands

IS-7: Rhyolite

Armored, mobile, and reliable. Vehicles of this type became the core of the exploratory raids into Mirny—their mission was to draw enemy fire, giving their allies time to deploy. Not all returned. Being the first is often a difficult task. Perhaps someday we will return for the rest of them and take them home. We have developed a modification that will increase the IS-7's chances during rescue operations. In these operations, the main objective is to get in, watch, and get out. That's why we used additional equipment to increase the vehicle's protection and survivability. It was also to improve crew orientation while adapting the armaments to the unfamiliar conditions.

• The mine plow proved its effectiveness. It can withstand at least one if not two Hedgehogs, improving your chances.
• The radar system improves orientation in Mirny's poor visibility conditions. It helped us better navigate during our search operations. But it requires careful calibration each time upon return.
• The protective equipment for the gun and gun mantlet proved to be effective (albeit fragile) in operation. The operating conditions and the experience of the returned crews should be studied more carefully.
• The deep-water fording equipment was not used due to its long preparation time. Continued testing is required.
• The vehicle's hull is covered with Mirium streaks—the Collector is probably no longer airtight. It is required to detect leaks and take measures to fix them. All crews that were operating the vehicles should be sent for additional examination. This was a direct order from Hope.

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Manticore: Pointer

Vehicles of this type were used as scouts in exploratory raids. The Manticore with the Pointer modification was the only vehicle to return from Group 36, a squad thanks to which we received good information about the possible vulnerability of the Immortal. We believe this is the best confirmation of the effectiveness of the applied modifications. Excessive caution of the crew? The most important qualities a scout can have are caution and circumspection. This modification was created for such purposes. We consider the project a clear success.

• The systems for recording information and observing worked beyond belief. In Mirny, you can't even trust yourself, your perception, or your rationality. But a Reel recording, preserved in good quality, is the best thing in a dispute with either skeptics or yourself, when you start analyzing your memories and doubting them...
• The lighting equipment was useful for orientation—when it worked. It's hard to say when exactly it became inoperable. Yes, not completely, and it's better than nothing, like before. But even half the darkness of Mirny is too much. Please modify the design to make it more reliable.
• The additional radio worked great. We guided the group to the correct area and transmitted information to the base without interference. Great stuff! Thanks to uninterrupted communication with the base, the Manticore returned from Group 36. By the way, the guys asked me to give a big thank you to Hope for her support—and for everything in general. Without her, things would be much different.

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Leopard 1: Blitzlicht

The Leopard 1 modifications were created as the core fire support for exploratory groups. The key goal was to improve fire characteristics and provide a safe environment for the crew, which would provide firing cover for their recon group. It was the Blitzlicht modification that proved to be so successful that we continued to use it during the second stage of the Mirny incident—within Hope's operation.

• The crew's life support systems turned out to be top-notch. We felt comfortable enough even in the deepest regions of Mirny, and even during active interaction with the enemy. The only difficulties we had to struggle with were our feelings.
• The effectiveness of the gun modifications is also proven through combat experience. The Leopard 1s were good at suppressing the enemy if they could be kept at a distance. If not... Well, you're aware of this vehicle's protection. The crews were also aware of this.
• The smoke grenade launchers should be mentioned separately—their placement on the gun barrel proved to be an excellent solution. Thanks to that, we were able to cover our teammates promptly and effectively.
• As for the suspension improvements, I cannot say to what extent they were justified. The default driving characteristics of Leopard 1s are sufficient to support Rhyolites. Evacuation in emergency situations? I don't know what this means. We all leave together or stay until the end.

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You can also earn an exclusive badge for decrypting all eight Reels. Finally, if at the end of your dangerous expedition you defeat the Immortal, you will be awarded a spectacular medal. Different medals are awarded for defeating the Immortal on medium and high difficulty, so take this chance to get them both!

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  Tame the Beast

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  The Chosen One

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  Hope is the Key to Everything

Special Vehicles

Six special vehicles have been prepared for the expedition to sinister Mirny. The following tanks will be initially available in the mode’s Garage, each with its own gameplay features:

• Hornet (IX. tier - AMX 13 90): a speedy and maneuverable light tank with an autoloader
• Cerberus (IX. tier - Centurion Mk. 7/1): a versatile medium tank with a solid turret and high rate of fire
• Double (IX. tier - IS-3-II): a mighty double-barreled heavy tank with powerful guns and tough armor

You will also have the opportunity to roll into battle in three even more formidable vehicles:

• Malachite (IX. tier - T-54): a medium tank with a great gun, decent armor, and good dynamics
• Grenadier (IX. tier - T49): a speedy light tank featuring a HE autoreloader
• Legio Ferrata (IX. tier - Progetto C50 mod. 66): a versatile heavy tank with a good balance of firepower and dynamics

You can access these vehicles by progressing in the mode and decrypting Reels.

Consumables

To increase your chances of survival in Mirny and to fight enemies more effectively, be sure to use special consumables. The event features Team consumables (giving bonuses to you and the entire team) and Personal consumables (giving bonuses to only your tank). Before the battle starts, you can obtain three of the seven available consumables (in addition to the default Turbocharger ability) for credits.

Turbocharger will be available for all event vehicles. It accelerates your vehicle for a limited time and increases the damage caused by ramming. This ability is free and doesn’t take up a slot.

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  Born Ready!: Provides instant reloading of guns with cyclic or magazine reloading. Cost 20,000

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  Pyrokinesis: Sets nearby enemies on fire. Cost 20,000

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  Emergency Kit: Repairs damaged modules, extinguishes fire, and restores part of the hit points of allied vehicles within the effect radius. Cost 3,000

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  Lifesteal: Steals hit points from nearby enemies. Cost 3,000

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  Energy Strike: Causes damage to nearby enemies: Cost 20,000

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  Emergency Repairs: Instantly restores hit points, extinguishes fire, repairs damaged modules, and heals all injured crew members of your vehicle. Cost 20,000

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  Energy Shield: Makes your vehicle invulnerable for 7 seconds. Cost 20,000

Also, by default, all players will have a passive Phoenix ability. It automatically activates and respawns your vehicle after destruction with 50% of its hit points after your team enters the next battle Phase.

The use of all consumables is limited by the cooldown that begins after their effect is over.

When choosing a consumable, consider the gameplay of a specific vehicle and your tactics. For example, if you are going to storm the battlefield in the mighty Double (the IX. tier IS-3-II ), then Born Ready!, Energy Strike, and Emergency Repairs will help you fight more effectively on the front lines. And if you roll out in the speedy Hornet (the IX. tier AMX 13 90 ), then the combination of Born Ready!, Pyrokinesis, and Energy Shield will allow you to rush behind enemy lines, deal a lot of damage, and retreat with lightning speed. Experiment with different consumable setups to increase your performance in battles.

AI-Driven Enemies

Each of the AI-driven armored enemies inhabiting Mirny will react differently to your presence, so you will have to use different tactics in different Phases. Know your enemies to win, and get ready for super intense battles.

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	Object 017-F, code named Hedgehog	Black spherical self-propelled objects, equipped with spikes similar to sea mines. These are characterized with unstable behavior and can attack both in groups and solo. Not armed, but explode on impact with vehicles. They move at high speed, easily changing direction. The relatively knowledgeable behavior of the black spheres implies that they are controlled by something. Once detected, it is recommended to open fire with all available means of destruction. These objects are not armored and therefore are extremely vulnerable.
	Object 017-F bis, code named Alpha Hedgehog	A large spherical self-propelled object. The basic characteristics and behavior are similar to those of ordinary Hedgehogs. They cause increased damage. Once destroyed, they shatter into several Hedgehogs. When detected, the entire squad is strongly advised to focus on destroying it.
	Object 008-R, code named Rabbit	Light combat vehicles that bear the traces of an anomalous effect. They do not engage in combat and retreat if possible. Probably perform the function of scouts. When moving, they leave a fire trail—perhaps they have fuel or lubrication system defects. All attempts to capture a working machine failed—none of those sent to capture one returned. Presumably, they are lightly armored and have high maneuverability.
	Object 0019-S, code named Guard	Medium and heavy tanks. In battle, they attack in groups—the more numerous they are, the more aggressively they act. They use quite primitive tactics and therefore are predictable in battle. They pose a threat when they act under the leadership of a command vehicle of an unknown type.
	Object 0009-H, code named Hunter	An extremely dangerous enemy combat vehicle that stands out for its size and amazing survivability. It is well protected and has only a few vulnerable spots where it can be damaged. There were cases when Hunters acted in groups of three. Extremely persistent—they pursue their target until it is destroyed.
	Object 0010-M, code named Mosquito	An immobile but deadly colossus stuck in the ground up to its turret. Mosquitoes immediately attack moving targets within their view range and cause devastating damage with their incredibly accurate and powerful guns. It is recommended to outflank these pillars of destruction or attack them from the rear with utmost caution.
	Object 000-I, code named the Immortal	Few scouts survived after facing this... tank? Their stories are vague and sometimes contradictory. Some say that the vehicle's size is no less than a four-story building; others report that the combat vehicle is covered with a red haze that keeps one from determining its size. Some claim that this tank has two guns. The Immortal bears heavy armoring that, so far, no one has managed to penetrate. Its guns cause tremendous damage—the hulls of our tanks that opposed it were destroyed beyond recognition. However, according to unconfirmed information, the scientists managed to find a possible vulnerability of the Immortal.

Come Challenge the Immortal!

The most dangerous enemy you will face in the finale of your dangerous expedition is the huge, well-armored monster known as the Immortal. Last time, our lack of knowledge didn't allow us to destroy the Immortal. But thanks to additional research and Hope's tenacity, we were able to unravel the mystery of its invulnerability. Now, the hunter and the victims have swapped places—complete the low difficulty level and unlock the medium one, where, in the fourth Phase, you will fight the Immortal. Push yourself to the limit and triumph!

The battle with this incredibly powerful monster will unfold on a limited area of the map, and only at medium and high difficulty levels. The Immortal is always accompanied by minions that will try to take your attention away from their boss, so you'll have to fight them, as well.

The showdown with the Immortal will take place in two stages. After you've dealt it some damage, it will retreat briefly before returning to the battlefield. All players destroyed in the first stage of the boss battle will respawn for a second chance to fight the Immortal. The Immortal's HP will be shown on a special progress bar.

Vulnerable spots in enemy armor In the image below, you can see the approximate location of potentially vulnerable spots in the armor of the enemy codenamed "Immortal." According to our data, these spots appear during Phase 4, at medium and high difficulty levels. This information has not yet been confirmed. The vulnerable spots can potentially change.

Reaching the final showdown with the Immortal and gathering information about it is already an epic achievement. And if you manage to win, then you can consider yourself a real hero of Mirny!

How to Play

You will play as a team of 5 (with the option to create a Platoon of up to 5) and take on a fearsome group of AI-controlled opponents whose sole task is to ensure that Mirny remains shrouded in darkness. The goal is to progress through all four Phases (three on Low Difficulty), collect as much of the mysterious substance known as “Mirium” as you can, and ultimately put an end to the mighty Immortal!

After completing certain Phases at different difficulty levels, you’ll be able to find out how the Immortal has become vulnerable. Each part of this story is recorded on one of eight Reels. They need to be decrypted one by one, using Decryption Keys you will earn when playing in the mode.

Magnus and Mirium Accumulation

• Deliver the specified amount of Mirium to Magnus within the time limit.
• Magnus changes its location at the beginning of each battle Phase.
• You will be rewarded for all the Mirium delivered to Magnus. Pay attention to the daily missions for all vehicles.
• Once you fill Magnus, it will transfer your team to the next battle Phase and unlock a random Anomaly for each transported vehicle.
• If you fail to reach Magnus by the moment of transition, your vehicle will be destroyed, collected Mirium lost, and Anomalies reset.
• To claim victory, you need to complete all Phases in order and destroy the Immortal.

Survivor Tips

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  Plan the Route: Planning your route wisely will help you meet the time limit and collect as much Mirium as possible. Use the communication system to ping the next spawn point and alert your team where to attack.

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  Work Together: Coordinating your actions with your fellow teammates is the key to success. Remember that you can't handle this alone. Provide cover for your allies, heal each other with consumables, and keep in mind that the outcome of the entire operation depends on it. Only by working together will you be able to bring the Immortal down.

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  Focus Your Attack: Try attacking as a close-knit striking force by concentrating fire on a single target and using your auxiliary consumables wisely.

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  Heal Yourself and Your Team: Consumables that heal and fix your modules, and those of your teammates, are essential to reach the final phase. While the Phoenix ability lets you respawn, you will return with only half your HP and without Anomalies.

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  Collect Drops: In addition to Mirium, destroyed enemies will occasionally drop green and white spheres that heal you or contain High-Explosive shells, respectively.

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  It's Turbo Time: Use the speed boost to accelerate a ramming attack for more damage or quickly move between spawn points.

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  Watch Out for the Immortal: Pay close attention to the proximity indicator that alerts you if the Immortal and its destructive Aura get too close.

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  Don't Get Destroyed: An obvious tip, but worth repeating. If your vehicle gets destroyed, Mirium will be lost, and earned Anomaly boosts removed.

Know Your Machiness

Six different vehicles have been upgraded to withstand the adverse conditions of Mirny. Three are immediately ready for action, while three others have to be unlocked with Reels, or directly with gold. Only a well-composed team will yield success and be able to bring down the Immortal.

Picture	Name	Description	Recommended consumables
	Hornet (AMX 13 90)	A speedy and maneuverable light tank with a five-round autoloader. The machine for the experienced and confident. Scout the best paths for your team, activate enemy spawn points, sneak behind the enemy, and unload your shells	Born Ready!, Emergency Kit, Energy Shield
	Cerberus (Centurion Mk. 7/1)	A versatile medium tank with a solid turret and high rate of fire. A reliable and straightforward tank with good armor and a solid cannon. Stick together with your team and take out enemies one by one.	Emergency Kit, Lifesteal, Pyrokinesis or Energy Strike
	Double (IS-3-II)	A mighty double-barreled heavy tank with powerful guns and tough armor. Cause devastating damage with a mighty double-shot or ensure that you always have a shell in the chamber with sequential fire. The Double is for those that prefer to steadily cause damage and don’t need to rush to the front. Familiarize yourself with the Soviet double-barreled gun mechanic!	Born Ready!, Emergency Kit, Emergency Repairs
	Malachite (T-54)	A medium tank with a great gun, decent armor, and good dynamics. Lead the team with this mobile and well-armored vehicle. Thanks to its excellent weapon, you definitely won't lag behind when it comes to dealing damage, and its sturdy armor can even forgive a mistake or two.	Energy Shield, Pyrokinesis, Emergency Kit or Emergency Repairs
	Grenadier (T49)	A speedy light tank featuring an accurate HE autoreloader. Put the pedal to the metal and fly across the battlefield to collect Mirium. Do not stay in the same place for too long and always make sure to stay close to better-armored allies.	Energy Shield, Born Ready!, something to keep you going (Lifesteal, Emergency Repairs, or Emergency Kit)
	Legio Ferrata (Progetto C50 mod. 66)	A versatile heavy tank with a good balance of firepower and dynamics. The choice of professionals. The vehicle is complex and requires composure and control of the situation. Advance with care, and you will be treated to extremely high firepower and good armor.	Born Ready!, Energy Shield, Emergency Kit

Dealing With Enemies in Mirny

Let’s take a closer look at your opponents and how to deal with each AI enemy vehicle:

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Guard (Churchill, Sherman, Pershing, Churchill BP, Patton, or Caernarvon): The basic enemy with “normal” behavior
Make sure you finish them off quickly, collect all the Mirium promptly, and then focus on more dangerous foes. But keep in mind that they can be vicious in groups, so don’t allow yourself to get surrounded.

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Alpha (T28 Prototype): Leader of the Guards and a strong opponent with aggressive behavior
Teamwork is key to even the odds. Try to take it down quickly without losing too much time or HP and be on the lookout for other enemies that will try to take advantage of the distraction.

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Rabbit (Luchs): A weak but fast enemy with lots of Mirium that tries to escape
Act quickly and decisively, but be wary of getting into a difficult, and potentially no-win, situation. The rabbit tries to lure players to stronger bots.

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Hedgehog: A fast kamikaze tank that rams into the player and explodes upon contact.
Dodge, duck, dip, and dive out of its way–and if that fails, do a barrel roll. Whatever it takes, don’t let them touch you, and take them out before they get close. Fortunately, only one shot is needed to destroy them.

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Alpha Hedgehog: The more menacing version of the standard Hedgehog
It is bigger, scarier, and when it explodes, it will spawn normal Hedgehogs. Keep away and only take them out as a group to quickly deal with the nasty surprise inside.

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Hunter (Panther II, E 50, or an E 50 Ausf. M): Persistently stalks the player that spawned it until it is destroyed
Like a puppy who knows you’ve got a treat in your pocket, this foe will follow you until you give it what it wants–but don’t try to pet it, as it will definitely bite.

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Mosquito (KV-2 turret): A static bot that can spawn in unreachable locations (like roofs or hills) and shoots from long range
Try to get into a position where your shots can reach it, or just block their line of sight using cover, leaving them perched like an ugly gargoyle.

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The Immortal: The ultimate enemy with massive damage and a fiery aura that steals Mirium and inflicts damage
The tactic for the first three phases is easy: don’t engage with it, don’t go near it, don’t even look at it ... and when you see it, run! Until you reach Phase 4 and the tables turn!

Take Down the Immortal

Damage Protection by Mirium:

• If you’ve worked together in the medium and hard difficulty and survived the first 3 Phases, you will arrive at the boss fight. At this stage, the collected Mirium will prevent you from being set on fire when caught in the Immortal's red dome of doom.

Aim for Yellow Weak Spots:

• Causing damage to the Immortal is still almost impossible, except for a few yellow weak spots. Concentrate your fire and keep an eye on its HP bar.

Take Out the Horde:

• The Immortal will periodically spawn waves of enemies. Take them out quickly to avoid being overwhelmed, cover your teammates, and always be on the lookout for Hedgehogs.

Load Special Shells:

• Use the High-Explosive shells collected from white spheres to cause extra damage to weak spots.

Use the Emergency Kit Consumable:

• Make sure to keep everyone going, but reserve your speed boost. The Immortal charges at you or calls in a bombardment. You only have a few seconds to get out of the area of effect.

Target Weak Spots With Attack Consumables:

• Lifesteal, Energy Strike, and Pyrokinesis, the consumables that cause damage, have also an effect on the Immortal and will damage weak spots.

The Immortal Is Not Done Yet:

• The battle against the Immortal is fought over two stages. If you get destroyed during the first stage, you will return for the second one, if at least one team member survives. But Anomaly boosts are reset and you only get half your HP back. Once you are in the final battle, work as a team, coordinate your abilities, and don’t panic.