Brutal Legend – Motor Forge and Solo Tablature guide

Brutal Legend features a face-melting number of collectibles. In this guide we’ll cover the most important ones – the locations of Motor Forges where you can spend your Fire Tributes to purchase upgrades, as well as the less-obvious Tab Slabs that unlock Solos to help you conquer the tougher Stage Battles. And if you're ready for even more collectibles, check out our澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Bound Serpents Guide, where we reveal t𝐆he locations of all 120 stone dragons!


All 11 Motor Forges

The Motor Forges are essential pit stops for buying upgrades, as well as having a laugh with a certain recognizable rocker. They’re easy to spot once you’re in the right area – just look for a huge engine sticking out of the ground, sur💝rounded by red flowers.


Above: Each Motor Forge, once unearthed using the Relic Raiser Solo, handily shows up on the world map. Each Forge is represented by a skull with exhaust pipes coming out of it.


Above: Each hidden Tab Slabis marked with a T(#) corresponding to the location of each as shown in the videos below.


Rally Army (T1)

This Solo is useful for getting all of your army to come to you e🎃ven if they’re out of earshot, since normally you have to be close to them to issue orders.


Summon Flag (T2)

This Solo is a must for reducing the hassle of moving your troops around. Once you play this Solo, all newly created troops will automatically gather at the Rally Flag you’ve created. You can also pick up the flag and move ♏it without having to play the Solo again.


Bring it on Home (T3)

This is your uber attack Solo, and makes a huge difference in big battles. A flaming zeppelin comes crashinꦆg down wherever you play this, causing devastating damage to troops.


Rock Block (T4)

This temporarily 🍰stops production of enemy troops, which can create a crucial breather in 𝐆the later, more difficult battles.


Light of Dawn (T5)

This Solo removes any special ab🍨ilities the enemy has used to eitꦅher make their own troops more powerful or to make your troops weaker.


Anvil of Burden (T6)

We didn&𝕴rsquo;t find a need for this Solo, but depending on your playstyle, it might help. Since it cripples the enemy Avatar (command unit), it can net you some Avatar kills or get them of💎f your back.

Update: For the Call of the Wild Solo, there is no Tab Slab to find. Instead, you have to complete the first Hunting side mission (titled Overslaughter). The mission-giver is just southwest of Bladehenge (your army's basecamp that you first drive to after the game's opening sequence). Once you complete the initial side mission and get Call of the Wild, you can then upgrade the Solo by completing more Hunting⛦ missions, which add new animal types to the 🎶Solo.

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