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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:HW2-CannonFodder.png|Cannon Fodder in ''[[Halo Wars 2]]''.
File:HW2-cannon fodder 01 concept.png|Concept art of Cannon Fodder for ''[[Halo Wars 2]]''.
File:HW2-CannonFodder.png|Cannon Fodder in ''Halo Wars 2''.
File:HW2-CannonFoddervsGrunts.png|Cannon Fodder attacking a Sangheili-led Unggoy squad.
File:HW2-CannonFoddervsGrunts.png|Cannon Fodder attacking a Sangheili-led Unggoy squad.
File:HW2-CannonFoddervsSentinels.png|Cannon Fodder attacking [[Aggressor Sentinel]]s.
File:HW2-CannonFoddervsSentinels.png|Cannon Fodder attacking [[Aggressor Sentinel]]s.
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==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' {{1st}}

Revision as of 05:44, October 2, 2017

Cannon Fodder

Species:

Unggoy

Affiliation:

Yapyap's rebellion

Other role(s):

Light infantry

 

Cannon Fodder are poorly armed infantry deployed by Yapyap the Destroyer in place of standard Unggoy squads.[1]

Gameplay

  • Info: Light Infantry, Free and expendable, Weak but numerous, Quick capture unit
  • Tier: 0
  • Cost: Population 2, Supplies 0, Power 0
  • Cannon Fodder upgrade: Anklebiters
    • Info: Cannon Fodder squad has increased damage and slow enemies
    • Tier: 2
    • Cost: Supplies 0, Power 400
  • Cannon Fodder upgrade: Refer a Friend
    • Info: Cannon Fodder squad heals itself, replacing dead squad members
    • Tier: 3
    • Cost: Supplies 0, Power 600

Cannon Fodder are exclusive to Yapyap the Destroyer and can be built at Outposts in place of Grunt squads. Cannon Fodder do poorly against infantry, vehicles, aircraft, and structures, relying heavily on their sheer numbers and buffs from Methane Wagons and Goblins. Their benefits are that they are free to produce, as they only accumulate the unit population, and can be produced at any time without loss of resources.

Gallery

List of appearances

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