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====Heavy tanks====
'''KV-1''': A nasty wake up call in early war, it's still pretty pricey and the 4+ gun means it's not really a heavy tank killer. A bit of a distraction carnifex, especially so in early war and Fall Weiss, since these periods don't have much in way of guns better than 4+. Falls off when 3+ shows up and falls off hard when 2+ are in the field, since its own gun isn't very strong by then.

'''KV-2''': Essentially a KV-1... just with a howitzer, letting you wreck stuff hard, even more so with two of them to form a battery. It's even more expensive, however, so it's in between situational and fluffy.

'''IS-1''': A Tiger I counterpart. A little slow, but fairly well-armoured and with a 3+. One of the two non-towed mid war 3+ options, it faces a minor case of the KV syndrome - the 3+ is not as hot on a heavy tank late war, but it doesn't have a load check.

'''IS-2''': The full-fledged late war heavy tank. It's squishier than Wehrmacht counterparts, but it's still on par with most other heavies. Its main problem is the load check - and it happens to be the reason why someone might opt for an IS-1 instead. A thing of note is its caliber: the 122mm gun can do a number on any infantry it hits. Of course, at its points cost and with the load check, it's not the optimal use.

'''IS-3''': The lean, mean, UFO turret boi. Essentially a tougher and faster IS-2, it still suffers from the load check and is quite a pricey choice.