Tier ADeep GuidePublished Guide

Toxic Cinnabark (Drumire)

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

Sample1,318master runs

Avg wins6.94per run

10-win rate27.92%snapshot field

Play rate8.44%representation only

UpdatedSep 18source timestamp

Deep Guide / PLAYER + DATA

From a Toxic opener to a Cinnabark and Drumire board

This route is for a player who can see an early Toxic pair and keep enough gold to reach the Cinnabark and Drumire window. DATA shows both core units in every sampled final board. PLAYER YT-002 adds the current-season opener, bridge, and upgrade decisions.

The current-season route has enough time-coded decision coverage for a Deep Guide, with frame-level placement and exact item identity kept qualified.

Player route reviewed: YT-002Open evidence register

Final six-slot equivalent / DATA

Late board snapshot

Cinnabark100% of snapshots

Drumire100% of snapshots

Miasmaw56% of snapshots

Brimtoad25% of snapshots

Onsetra28% of snapshots · shiny seen

Saberhorn23% of snapshots · shiny seen

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

Detailed runbook / DATA + LIKELY

From a Toxic opener to a Cinnabark and Drumire board

10-part guide set

Player decision

PLAYER

When to consider this line

Consider the line when Cinnabark appears early beside another Toxic unit. Keep the board compact while you preserve resources for the two core upgrades. Do not force the route from a cold shop just because its late row is recognizable.

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

01PLAYER

Open with Toxic bodies

Use Cinnabark plus a second Toxic body to protect early fights. Scorubble, Rattleghast, and Toximoth are DATA early signals that can carry the first boards while gold is preserved.

Cinnabark72% observed

Scorubble43% observed

Rattleghast41% observed

Toximoth41% observed

02LIKELY

Stabilize without overbuying

Keep Brimtoad as a front-line bridge when the first Toxic shell needs more time. The player route shows coupon and inexpensive bridges before another saving cycle, so avoid filling every slot with units that cannot enter the final board.

Brimtoad35% observed

Cinnabark72% observed

Toximoth41% observed

03PLAYER

Add the late Toxic core

Move from the temporary bridge into Drumire and Miasmaw. Boomagon can cover cooldown pressure for a round, then leave when the Toxic core has enough board space.

Drumire100% observed

Miasmaw56% observed

BoomagonOpen database

04DATA

Finish with flex bodies

The current row keeps Onsetra and Saberhorn as common late support. Vipair and Opalion are observed replacements for Brimtoad, so let the lobby decide which defensive or utility body earns the slot.

Onsetra28% observed

Saberhorn23% observed

VipairOpen database

OpalionOpen database

Final core / DATA

Core units to protect

DATA

Cinnabark72% observed

Drumire100% 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

VipairOpen database

Vipair replaces Brimtoad

Observed replacement when you want a different Toxic support profile.

DATA

OpalionOpen database

Opalion replaces Brimtoad

Observed replacement that can change the front-line shape.

DATA

BoomagonOpen database

Boomagon replaces a temporary bridge

Use it as a cooldown bridge only while the player route's transition still needs time.

PLAYER

Trinket plan / official effects linked

Choose the item for the job

DATA

Gold Trophy

The most observed item in this row. Its victory income supports the saving and reroll cycles that the route needs.

Official effect: On Victory Gain $8.

DATA

Poison Orb

A direct Toxic choice when the board already has enough economy and wants more Poison pressure.

Official effect: Your Toxic monsters have +3 Poison.

DATA

Tempo Charm

A flexible cooldown option when the exact recipient is still uncertain.

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

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

1Cinnabark72% observed
PLAYER
Protect the main carry copies first. The player route saves toward the core instead of spending every early shop.
2Drumire100% observed
PLAYER
Give Drumire priority over a lower-impact support when the board reaches the shown late decision point.
3Miasmaw56% observed
DATA
Keep it as the next late target after the two 100% core units are secured.

Positioning / relative roles

Start with these lanes

VERIFY

Front

Brimtoad35% observed

Miasmaw56% observed

Middle

Cinnabark72% observed

Drumire100% observed

Back

Onsetra28% observed

Saberhorn23% observed

Use the player route's shown placement as the starting reference. Treat the three lanes as relative roles, then adjust for the opponent because the local screenshot archive is still empty.

Player decision

LIKELY

When to abandon or pivot

If Cinnabark does not appear after the early Toxic signal, stop paying for a fantasy core. Keep the strongest Toxic bodies and compare a Puffloon, Fumungus, or another sampled line instead.

Common mistakes / VERIFY

Checks before committing

Buying every Toxic unit and losing the gold needed for the Cinnabark window.
Keeping Boomagon or a bridge unit after Drumire and Miasmaw already need the slots.
Treating the player route's one placement as a universal matchup rule.

Quick read

Published Guide

Cinnabark and Scorubble are the clearest early signals in this snapshot. Cinnabark and Drumire 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.

Cinnabark72% frequency

DATA

Scorubble43% frequency

DATA

Rattleghast41% frequency

DATA

Toximoth41% frequency

DATA

Brimtoad35% 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.

Early signals

DATA

Observed early entries. They are entry signals, not a mandatory purchase list.

Cinnabark72% frequency

DATA

Scorubble43% frequency

DATA

Rattleghast41% frequency

DATA

Toximoth41% frequency

DATA

Brimtoad35% frequency

DATA

Keep / bridge

LIKELY

Likely keeps are early entries that also appear in the standard board. Bridge entries are early units that leave the late row.

Cinnabark100% frequency

LIKELY

Brimtoad25% frequency

LIKELY

Scorubble43% frequency

LIKELY

Rattleghast41% frequency

LIKELY

Toximoth41% frequency

LIKELY

Late targets

LIKELY

Likely late targets are standard entries without a matching early observation in this cluster.

Drumire100% frequency

LIKELY

Miasmaw56% frequency

LIKELY

Onsetra28% frequency

LIKELY

Core priorities / DATA

What appears consistently

Core

Observed

Cinnabark100% standard frequencyDATA

Drumire100% standard frequencyDATA

Support / Optional

Observed

Miasmaw56% standard frequencyDATA

Brimtoad25% standard frequencyDATA

Onsetra28% standard frequencyDATA

Saberhorn23% standard frequencyDATA

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

Vipair replaces Brimtoad20% observed substitution

DATA

Opalion replaces Brimtoad16% 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

Most observed

Frequency

Gold Trophy41% observed

Poison Orb39% observed

Common alternatives

Frequency

Tempo Charm38% observed

Bargain Bin37% observed

Poison Bell35% observed

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 cinnabark+drumire supplies the final frequencies, flex observations, trinkets, sample, and rates. The early row on this page comes from the same cluster.
PLAYER
YT-002 vEBoZvW-Ypk 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 current-season route has enough time-coded decision coverage for a Deep Guide, with frame-level placement and exact item identity kept qualified.

Source YT-002English auto captions archivedFrames not archived

FormationCovered

Early picksCovered

TransitionCovered

Core unitsCovered

Trinket choicePartial

PositioningPartial

Upgrade priorityCovered

Open evidence gaps

No local screenshot archive is present for this audit, so screen-visible placement claims remain qualified.
The linked run is one player route and does not establish a universal matchup line.

PLAYER sources

YT-002 Starting off the New Season with a BANG

Current season player route. Detailed claims remain limited to the listed time ranges.

Player route reviewed: YT-002Open evidence register

02:05–02:14
speaker-statement
The presenter chooses a two Toxic opener and explains that Toxic is usually strong enough early.
03:09–03:24
speaker-statement
More Toxic units are added while remaining gold is preserved toward Cinnabark and Miasmaw.
06:00–06:32
speaker-statement
Coupon and inexpensive bridge units are used to stabilize the board before saving again.
08:35–09:07
speaker-statement
The presenter delays rolling, handles the current shop, and evaluates Boomagon as a cooldown bridge.
17:12–17:32
speaker-statement
Boomagon leaves after its bridge role, opening space for Miasmaw and Cairnage in the shown run.
20:06–20:53
speaker-statement
A resource-constrained shop is locked, and the presenter says the double Sukoi adjustment should have happened earlier.
21:17–21:43
speaker-statement
The presenter gives Drumire a higher upgrade priority than Opalion in this run.

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