You could even build a miniature Immortal only as big as a dog, or a terrifying war machine over thirty meters tall. Of course, a standard Immortal stood two or three stories high. In the Protoss lineup, it served as both artillery and an armored unit, while also possessing anti-air capabilities.
An Immortal had extremely high defensive strength, far beyond individual armor like a Stalker's, and it also had a protective barrier. Its defenses might even be somewhat stronger than Kaldalis's.
Most terrifying of all was its weapon, the Phase Disruptor Cannon. This weapon had no projectile travel time; its shots struck the enemy the instant they were fired. Even if an Immortal were scaled down to the size of a Stalker, it could still inflict considerable damage.
If you went for one of those gigantic versions, it might blast even the ashes away.
Of course, the larger it was, the more terrifying its cost became. A standard Immortal required two thousand Minerals, while a gigantic version required two hundred thousand. The cost of this all-around enhancement was undoubtedly staggering.
Such a gigantic Immortal was undoubtedly a weapon of war more powerful than a nuclear bomb. Never mind a Level 99 Titled Douluo-even if a True God descended, or it encountered some interstellar-class warship, it could cripple them with a single shot.
Smaller Immortals fell somewhat short in both firepower and defense, but they only cost five hundred Minerals. Incorporating them into the Stalker and Zealot legions as regular units was also a good choice.
Leng Xiyue's current balance was just about enough to build one standard Immortal. Those two thousand Minerals were everything she had, but in any case, with this Immortal holding the fort, her Protoss legion's fighting strength would improve considerably, giving her a better ability to