The chariots were another new troop type Amanet had brought back after her return.
Naturally, Amanet wanted to replace all the cavalry with chariot troops.
But that was unlikely. With Amanet's help, they had eventually trained two units of chariots like these.
One unit used chariots in the style of Ancient Egypt. The mummies riding them wore beast-shaped helmets, and the undead Insect Shells pulling the chariots resembled scarab beetles.
They were a troop type unique to the Burial Desert.
The combination of these two elements, along with chariots converted from Skeleton Transport Carts, had created their current style.
When these chariots raced forward, they produced a Yellow Sand effect, much like the black mist that had accompanied the Death Knights.
The mummies standing on the chariots could use curses, throw spears, and charge with their spears. Even without their speed, they could still fight with axes or longswords, making them versatile combatants.
Of course, the Yellow Sand kicked up by the chariots vanished as soon as they entered the Elephant-men's control range.
And because the curses hadn't been released yet, they had no effect.
But the chariots still had their momentum. The mummies charged straight into the last group of Elephant-men.
Unlike other cavalry, these mummy chariots could run along walls.
After crashing into the wall, they drove straight toward the Elephant-men's faces.
As they surged upward, the mummies thrust their spears at the Elephant-men's faces.
When the Elephant-men's weapons struck the chariots, they shattered into countless pieces of bone, Yellow Sand, and beetles. But the next instant, the chariots reassembled, returning to their original form.
That was the greatest advantage of these mummy chariots.
The last chariots to arrive were high-tech ones. In more than a decade of Arena battles, they had appeared only once, but that single