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Fire Lignite (Blixie)

A fire Type line from the master late snapshot. The page keeps data signal, image evidence, likely editorial paths, and open review work separate.

Sample226master runs
Avg wins8.54per run
10-win rate49.12%snapshot field
Play rate1.97%representation only
UpdatedSep 19source timestamp

Deep Guide / PLAYER + DATA

Lignite carry with a Blixie late shell

This guide turns the current Lignite plus Blixie row into a usable Fire route. DATA supplies the current board and item frequencies. The mapped player video is historical and uses Gaiadrasil, so the current Blixie transition is marked LIKELY or VERIFY where the source does not match.

The video shows a Lignite and Gaiadrasil route with Magmalith placement and scaling, yet it is an older version and does not verify the current Blixie page as a complete route.

Player route reviewed: YT-008Open evidence register

Final six-slot equivalent / DATA

Late board snapshot

Lignite spriteLignite100% of snapshots
Blixie spriteBlixie100% of snapshots
Sunsage spriteSunsage44% of snapshots
Blazewing spriteBlazewing33% of snapshots
Coalem spriteCoalem30% of snapshots
Saberhorn spriteSaberhorn31% of snapshots

Lignite and Blixie appear in every sampled final board. The remaining slots are current DATA companions in this cluster.

Detailed runbook / DATA + LIKELY

Lignite carry with a Blixie late shell

10-part guide set

This guide turns the current Lignite plus Blixie row into a usable Fire route. DATA supplies the current board and item frequencies. The mapped player video is historical and uses Gaiadrasil, so the current Blixie transition is marked LIKELY or VERIFY where the source does not match.

Player decision

DATA

When to consider this line

Consider the line when Lignite and early Magmite are available together, especially if the shop also offers a Fire bridge. Keep the current row in view and avoid treating the historical Gaiadrasil route as a required sixth slot.

Player decision

VERIFY

How to use the route

Start with the DATA row, use LIKELY steps as a practical default, and keep VERIFY decisions open when the lobby, item choice, or board position changes.

Route steps / early to late

What to do through the run

Final core / DATA

Core units to protect

DATA
Lignite spriteLignite24% observedBlixie spriteBlixie100% observed

Core names remain linked to the internal Batomon database. Frequency shown on each token comes from this comp row.

Substitutions / DATA

What can change

DATA
Magmalith spriteMagmalith22% observed
Magmalith replaces Sunsage

The current row observes this as a direct flex swap when the Fire shell wants a different cooldown anchor.

DATA
Onsetra spriteOnsetraOpen database
Onsetra replaces Coalem

A current alternative when the late board needs a higher-tier body.

DATA
Magmite spriteMagmite71% observed
Magmite replaces Saberhorn

An accessible Fire body that can preserve the early direction when rare support is missing.

DATA

Trinket plan / official effects linked

Choose the item for the job

DATA
Winged Crown trinket
Winged Crown

The leading observed item. It rewards a deliberate top-middle placement for the unit that wants Multicast.

Official effect: Your top middle monster has +1 Multicast.
DATATempo Charm trinket
Tempo Charm

A broad cooldown choice when the recipient changes between Lignite, Magmalith, and the supporting Fire units.

Official effect: On Battle Start A random monster gains +5% Cooldown Speed permanently.
DATASpeed Crest trinket
Speed Crest

Use it only when the rightmost column still protects the carry and the extra Cooldown Speed is worth the slot constraint.

Official effect: Your monsters in the rightmost column have +20% Cooldown Speed.
DATA

The item order follows the current frequency row. The reason text explains a use case, while each card opens the site's official Trinket record for the exact effect.

Upgrade priority

Spend copies in this order

MIXED
  1. 1Lignite spriteLignite24% observed
    PLAYER

    The historical route calls Lignite the carry. Stabilize it before spending on rare support.

  2. 2Magmite spriteMagmite71% observed
    DATA

    It is the most common early Fire signal and should carry the opening fights when Lignite is still developing.

  3. 3Blixie spriteBlixie100% observed
    LIKELY

    Treat Blixie as the late target in the current row, with the exact timing left open because the mapped video used Gaiadrasil.

Positioning / relative roles

Start with these lanes

PLAYER
Front
Middle
Back

The historical video directly shows Magmalith below Lignite. The wider front, middle, and back arrangement remains a current-route starting point and should be adapted to the opponent.

Player decision

VERIFY

When to abandon or pivot

If the current Blixie route does not materialize, keep the Lignite carry and pivot the rare slot into Magmalith, Onsetra, or another observed Fire support instead of preserving a historical Gaiadrasil script.

Common mistakes / VERIFY

Checks before committing

  • Treating the historical Gaiadrasil video as proof of the current Blixie lineup.
  • Putting Speed Crest on a unit that cannot safely use the rightmost column.
  • Skipping the early Fire bridge and losing too much health while waiting for Blixie.

Quick read

Published Guide

Magmite and Scorchimp are the clearest early signals in this snapshot. Lignite and Blixie form the most consistently observed late core. The sample is useful for comparison, while exact timing, matchup choices, and placement remain open.

Entry signals / DATA

What shows up early

These early Batomon and percentages are signals from the source cluster. They are useful for recognition and comparison, not a mandatory purchase list.

Magmite sprite
Magmite71% frequency
DATAScorchimp sprite
Scorchimp65% frequency
DATABoomagon sprite
Boomagon25% frequency
DATALignite sprite
Lignite24% frequency
DATAMagmalith sprite
Magmalith22% frequency
DATA

Likely transition

From signals to a late board

LIKELY

These three stages are derived from the overlap between early and standard rows. Keep the wording probabilistic until a route video confirms it.

Core priorities / DATA

What appears consistently

Core is a presentation rule for this page: standard frequency at 70% or higher. It describes observation frequency, not strength.

Flex choices / DATA

Observed substitutions

Magmalith sprite
Magmalith replaces Sunsage28% observed substitution
DATA
Onsetra sprite
Onsetra replaces Coalem25% observed substitution
DATA
Magmite sprite
Magmite replaces Saberhorn23% observed substitution
DATA

Each row says who replaces whom in the source cluster. It does not prove the replacement is optimal in every lobby.

Trinket direction / DATA

Observed item paths

These are sample frequencies, not forced priority orders.

Pivot / caution

Keep the uncertainty visible

LIKELY

If a high frequency core unit does not appear, it is likely worth comparing another line before forcing this snapshot. That is an editorial heuristic, not a gold threshold.

VERIFY

The sample is useful for comparison, while exact timing, matchup choices, and placement remain open. Exact shop rank, reroll timing, gold thresholds, and matchup pivots stay VERIFY.

Positioning

Board placement status

PLAYER

The mapped video supports only its listed time ranges. Use those moments as route evidence, then review the frame before generalizing a placement.

Open positioning review guide

Evidence footer

What this page is allowed to claim

  • DATA

    Critcap v22 Master late row lignite+blixie supplies the final frequencies, flex observations, trinkets, sample, and rates. The early row on this page comes from the same cluster.

  • PLAYER

    YT-008 PoplNErP7ow supplies the timecoded player evidence shown below.

  • LIKELY

    Transition groups and pivot wording are editorial derivations from early, standard, flex, and trinket frequencies. They are labeled as likely patterns.

  • VERIFY

    Specific placement, exact economy, shop rank, reroll timing, and matchup advice remain open unless a listed player source directly shows them.

Video evidence audit

Deep Guide gate

Deep Guide

The video shows a Lignite and Gaiadrasil route with Magmalith placement and scaling, yet it is an older version and does not verify the current Blixie page as a complete route.

Source YT-008English auto captions archivedFrames not archived
FormationPartial
Early picksCovered
TransitionCovered
Core unitsPartial
Trinket choiceMissing
PositioningCovered
Upgrade priorityPartial
Open evidence gaps
  • The source is a July historical run whose named late partner is Gaiadrasil, while this page's current cluster is Lignite plus Blixie.
  • No exact current-version relic choice is retained in the mapped facts.
  • No local screenshot archive is present for frame-level final-board verification.

PLAYER sources

YT-008 This Lignite + Gaiadrasil Combo Carried Me to Diamond 5!

Historical Lignite and Gaiadrasil core-route evidence from an older version. Current v22 frequencies remain the DATA layer.

Player route reviewed: YT-008Open evidence register
  • 07:04–07:46

    speaker-statement
    The presenter identifies Lignite as an easy pickup and points toward Magmalith to increase the Fire direction.

  • 09:41–10:00

    screen-visible
    Magmalith is placed below Lignite in the shown board and is used to speed up its casts.

  • 15:28–16:09

    speaker-statement
    The presenter calls Lignite the carry in the shown fight and describes Blixie and Gaiadrasil contributing to the scaling line.

  • 17:36–18:08

    speaker-statement
    The run compares keeping Blixie with moving Gaiadrasil into the middle for multicast in that board state.

  • 23:07–23:17

    speaker-statement
    The presenter summarizes Lignite, Magmalith, and early Boomagon as a simple Fire archetype for reducing cooldowns.

Deep guide boundary

Use the exact player route with care

The player video records one run. It supports the listed decisions and timecodes. Matchup generalization, universal placement, and current balance claims require a new review pass.

Open source method