Stinger & Chortik
Stinger Stinger
Chortik Chortik
Stinger Stinger
Ever wondered how a well‑planned surprise can flip a battle faster than brute force?
Chortik Chortik
Yeah, I love a good shockwave—who needs a cannon when you can drop a cake on the enemy camp? Surprise moves are the ultimate plot twists, so keep the plan tight and the chaos tighter.
Stinger Stinger
A cake as a shockwave? Interesting concept—precision matters more than the size. If the drop is timed and aimed correctly, you can cripple the camp with minimal effort. Chaos is fine, but only when the plan holds.
Chortik Chortik
Nice, precision beats a giant puff—just watch the frosting get slippery and turn the whole squad into a sticky trap, but hey, if it backfires you still get a sweet souvenir.
Stinger Stinger
Slippery frosting is a liability, not a tactic. I prefer a clean strike that leaves the enemy disoriented, not stuck in a sugary mess.
Chortik Chortik
Got it—no sticky chaos, just a slick, silent hit that leaves them scratching their heads. Just make sure you’re the one pulling the lever, not the cake.