Solo Mutation: #61 Worn Out Welcome - Dehaka P1 (5/31/2024)

Mutation Description: "The siege on the xel'naga temple has intensified. Amon's strongest creations embolden their minions as they break themselves upon your ramparts, only to rise again. Not only that, but they also attack your fortifications from afar. Endure the assault and keep the temple secure."
Mutators:
Just Die! - Enemy units are automatically revived upon death.
Long Range - Enemy units & structures have increased weapon and vision range.
Inspiration - Enemy Heroic units increase the attack speed and armor of all enemies within a small range.
Special Notes: P1
Commander: Dehaka
Prestige: Devouring One (P1)
Advantages:
-Devour applies its benefits to all nearby friendly units.
Disadvantages:
-Dehaka has 0 base armor, loses the Scorching Breath ability, and has his max level reduced by 4.
Masteries: 20 Devour Healing Increase, 10 Devour Buff Duration, 30 Greater Primal Wurm Cooldown, 30 Gene Mutation Chance
Enemy Composition: Broodling Corruption
Kimmo's Notes: Worn Out Welcome is another mutator combination that I did in the past using all four prestiges of Dehaka's. From my memory, I did one of them against Broodling Corruption.
Zerg in general is just fun to face as Dehaka. He can match what they try against him and do it better through Gene Mutations and Devour buffs, too. Broodling Corruption is an especially exciting composition. Primal Igniters can absolutely roast hordes of Zerglings in seconds, even with Just Die giving them an extra life. Dehaka's Mutalisks can also outclass Amon's as well with Slicing Glaive and have lucky Gene Mutations, too.
Igniters also support Dehaka on the ground to keep him from getting surrounded by Zerglings or Broodlings while providing an area-of-effect substitute for the loss of Scorching Breath. Because of the perks of Devouring One and the majority of units faced being light, Dehaka can have one fast army that can travel quickly from one end of the map to the other.
On the quirky side, I built Hives on the edges of the bases to distract for enemies to buy time as they tank. Dehaka is always floating a lot of minerals so might as well dump them onto something for good use.