Difference between revisions of "Gui Xian"
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|rarity= 3 | |rarity= 3 | ||
|ai= Attack | |ai= Attack | ||
| − | |max_hp= 1103 (163/ | + | |max_hp= 1103 (163/410) |
| − | |max_str= 156 (156/ | + | |max_str= 156 (156/410) |
| − | |max_mag= 186 ( | + | |max_mag= 186 (139/410) |
| − | |max_vit= 156 (162/ | + | |max_vit= 156 (162/410) |
| − | |max_agi= 81 ( | + | |max_agi= 81 (393/410) |
| − | |max_luck= 108 ( | + | |max_luck= 108 (388/410) |
|patk= 657 | |patk= 657 | ||
|pdef= 579 | |pdef= 579 | ||
Revision as of 09:42, 3 April 2024
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| 3★ | Snake | 45 | Attack |
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| HP | 1103 (163/410) | Vitality | 156 (162/410) | ||||
| Strength | 156 (156/410) | Agility | 81 (393/410) | ||||
| Magic | 186 (139/410) | Luck | 108 (388/410) | ||||
| PATK | 657 | PDEF | 579 | ||||
| MATK | 720 | MDEF | 594 | ||||
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Availability
Sword
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Tortoise Blade | While the one with this skill is alive all party members will receive the following effect: -5% to Ice damage received. | ||||||
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| physical/magic increase | Mag ATK 90% | Element Increase | Ice 20% | |||||
| Physical Accuracy | 15% | Critical Chance | 15% | |||||
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| Info | Builds | Lore |
Role Summary
PvE Builds
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Official Profile
One of the Ssu Ling, celestial creatures in Chinese lore. The Four beasts were divided equally throughout the land to protect the five emperors in ancient China. There is even a mural depiction of them in the Kitora Tomb in Japan. Gui Xian, the turtle, is protector of the north and represents the season of winter. It gives guidance based on the future it foresee and will even fight against evil in the guise of a human.
