Hi there,

1) Is there a limit to the number and species of defenders that you can overlap in the same square? (can you place 2 or 3 defenders of the same species in the same square, or 3 different species of defenders in the same square?)

You can put just one defender on a square. However you can put a defender over a barrier.

2) Can invaders overlap in the same square? Or is there an algorithm that monitors and interactively alters invaders' paths to keep them from appearing in the same square at the same time? If they do overlap, how are defenders' damages applied? Say if a rat (100) and a fox (100) simultaneously enter a square with 2 snakes (50*2), what happens in the next turn? Will it be a rat (100) left, a fox (100) left, a rat (50) and a fox (50) left, or no threats left?

In theory invaders should never overlap, given that by definition they appear at the border in different turns. If two invaders appear in the same area of influence of a defender during the same turn, the defender will inflict damages to both.

3) Will defenders ever be consumed and disappear? If I place a coyote (30 damages) in a square,  does it mean that it will apply 30 damages to every invader passing through its range in each of all the 15+ turns? Or will the coyote be diminished once it applies 30 damages to the first invader it meets?

The defender will always stay where you positioned it without changes, from the moment it becomes active until the map is completed.

In case you need more help, you can find below the link to the video guide I created, including:

• How to resist 25+ turns in each map of the Plant Defense
• The 7 steps to win the Plant Defense game
• Strategies for all the 5 possible games

https://www.preplounge.com/en/shop/tests-2/imbellus-solve-combo-guide-videos-68

For other questions please feel free to PM me.

Best,

Francesco