Tusk Mammoth has fewer than 60 top cuts on record, so its rating is still provisional. Its most successful build so far is Tusk Mammoth 9-65WB.
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Tusk Mammoth Overview
Tusk Mammoth is a variant of Hells Scythe with intentionally imbalanced weight and flattened contact points, which sounds interesting but mostly just makes it worse. At 32.3 grams it is too light for the modern game, and its stock 2-80E combo is mainly bought for the excellent Elevate bit.
Strengths
- + Familiar Hells Scythe shape is easy to handle
- + Passable in casual stamina or defense setups
- + Its stock combo includes the genuinely useful Elevate bit
Weaknesses
- − Flattened contacts hit noticeably weaker than Hells Scythe
- − Too light to trade with meta blades
- − Stock 2-80 ratchet is notoriously burst-prone
- − No matchup where it beats simply using Hells Scythe
If you field Tusk Mammoth, keep it low on a stamina or balance bit like 4-60B or Taper and play for outspins against other casual builds, avoiding its burst-prone stock 2-80 height entirely. Realistically its best contribution is donating Elevate to a Cobalt Dragoon tilting build. In a 3v3 deck it has no competitive role; run Hells Scythe if you want this shape.
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