darkSpyro

It's an interesting proposition but i'm still feeling unsure about a few things...
Are we moving Voodood up because his axe damage is decent enough for him to function as Marauder-lite? Or is it because his tripwires are actually more functional as an offensive move than we realise? If so, you're going to have to explain to me in what way you're actually using the tripwires: Are you deploying them up close like a melee attack or something like that? because from my experience, the tripwires essentially never work as actual traps; any experienced opponent will simply avoid walking in to them entirely. There may be odd occasions where opponents are forced to walk into them, or where you can use them to hedge opponents into certain areas that give you an advantage, but these situations are few and far between. The tripwires are also deployed slowly, leaving Voodood very open to attack when he tries to use them.
You also need to tell me how Elementalist actually performs against individual characters within the B and A Tiers.

^ The closest description I can give with regards to S2 Drobot's Wow Pow is that it's a lot like a Tech version of Lightning Rod's Grand Lightning. Remote controlled attack, damage in the 20s (per tick), can hit the same target multiple times per use, and sadly, interruptable with any hit. Master Blaster really has no use for it aside from forcing campers out from behind walls, but I could see Clockwork Dragon getting some mileage out of it.

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^ The closest description I can give with regards to S2 Drobot's Wow Pow is that it's a lot like a Tech version of Lightning Rod's Grand Lightning. Remote controlled attack, damage in the 20s (per tick), can hit the same target multiple times per use, and sadly, interruptable with any hit. Master Blaster really has no use for it aside from forcing campers out from behind walls, but I could see Clockwork Dragon getting some mileage out of it.

Does the wow pow deal more damage on Clockwork dragon.

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^ The closest description I can give with regards to S2 Drobot's Wow Pow is that it's a lot like a Tech version of Lightning Rod's Grand Lightning. Remote controlled attack, damage in the 20s (per tick), can hit the same target multiple times per use, and sadly, interruptable with any hit. Master Blaster really has no use for it aside from forcing campers out from behind walls, but I could see Clockwork Dragon getting some mileage out of it.

Does the wow pow deal more damage on Clockwork dragon.

I think it was doing 28 on Clockwork and 21 on Blaster, but I could be wrong. There does appear to be a difference of a few points per tick, though.

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^ The closest description I can give with regards to S2 Drobot's Wow Pow is that it's a lot like a Tech version of Lightning Rod's Grand Lightning. Remote controlled attack, damage in the 20s (per tick), can hit the same target multiple times per use, and sadly, interruptable with any hit. Master Blaster really has no use for it aside from forcing campers out from behind walls, but I could see Clockwork Dragon getting some mileage out of it.

Does the wow pow deal more damage on Clockwork dragon.

Okay, so in regards to Series 2 Drobot it's looking like S2 Master Blaster should go in A Tier where S1 is.
Should S2 Clockwork Dragon go where S1 currently is in B Tier, or does it deserve to move up to A Tier?

• S2 Drobot / Master Blaster placed in A Tier.
  
• S2 Drobot / Clockwork Dragon placed in B Tier.
  

It all sounds good!

• S2 Drobot / Master Blaster placed in A Tier.
  
• S2 Drobot / Clockwork Dragon placed in B Tier.
  

And with all Skylanders finally placed within the tier list I can remove the "UNSORTED SKYLANDERS" heading at the bottom. Good job, guys!

Also, while we're on the subject of changes, I have a couple in mind myself:

First, Oil Baron Hot Head to B. I know it seems crazy to move a Giant as low as B, but I've done a lot of thinking and a lot of recent testing on this one, and it only seems fair to the rest of A-tier to have the guy gone. Here's why: First, it's important to acknowledge certain natural limitations placed on this path. You cannot use your oil spin attack on the same Sizzle Shower attack as you charge a meteor, for one, and it's never a good sign for a path when two upgrades cancel each other out. You'll be using the meteor the vast majority of the time, essentially meaning you're on a path with just two upgrades. This in itself wouldn't be too horrible, except that even the meteor has problems--chiefly that it often hits scenery or the edge of the arena instead of foes, and the fact that +armor blocks it at the same rate as any other attack, so all too often you'll find you've wasted your charge.

Basically, it has the same problem as attacks like Chill's narwhal, and she barely ever uses that in PVP simply because lance spam adds up to more damage over time, largely due to the fact that it doesn't really matter when one of the many lances is blocked in quite the same way it matters when scenery or +armor absorbs a narwhal. Big problem for Hot Head, because this is his main attack, and a true A-tier character shouldn't have such crippling drawbacks on their primary mode of dealing damage. You'll be stuck playing Burninator Lite quite often, and Burninator Lite is not A-tier material. The final nail in the coffin is his elemental advantage which, in A-tier, only amounts to one opponent; he can't run the table on a bunch of elemental strengths to rack up the wins in quite the way that, say, Joust Jockey Fright Rider does against the abundant Life types in A. In fact, Joust Jockey is the best example I can give for a situation like this; he's a pretty weak A-tier guy all around, but it doesn't matter, because he has Zook, Tree Rex and Stealth Elf to pad his win total. All Oil Baron has in this regard is Tempest Dragon Whirlwind, and frankly, due to playstyle, he isn't even going to cash that one in every time.

Also, what does everyone else think of moving Best of the Beast Pop Fizz to D? The reason I ask is because arena hazards, such as the mushrooms in Mushroom Grove, instantly transform him from the beast to plain Pop Fizz on contact. This may not be a factor in every arena, but when it is, it cripples him to the point of E-tier weakness, and it does happen often enough to be considered a large-scale problem. Given the fact that the other C-tier guys don't have this limitation, it's almost unfair to keep him there. However, I really do want input here, because this is one of the more unconventional reasons I've given for why someone needs to switch tiers. How do you guys feel about moving him?