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|ai= Support | |ai= Support | ||
| − | |max_hp= 919 ( | + | |max_hp= 919 (367/432) |
| − | |max_str= 145 ( | + | |max_str= 145 (177/432) |
| − | |max_mag= 135 ( | + | |max_mag= 135 (247/432) |
| − | |max_vit= 117 ( | + | |max_vit= 117 (367/432) |
| − | |max_agi= 135 ( | + | |max_agi= 135 (268/432) |
| − | |max_luck= 176 ( | + | |max_luck= 176 (23/432) |
|patk= 634 | |patk= 634 | ||
|pdef= 531 | |pdef= 531 | ||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 14 November 2024
Contents
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| 3★ | Jirae | 46 | Support |
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| HP | 919 (367/432) | Vitality | 117 (367/432) | ||||
| Strength | 145 (177/432) | Agility | 135 (268/432) | ||||
| Magic | 135 (247/432) | Luck | 176 (23/432) | ||||
| PATK | 634 | PDEF | 531 | ||||
| MATK | 613 | MDEF | 526 | ||||
| Innate Skills |  Toxic Sting 5 MP Inflicts Phys (Physical) damage with 120 power on a Single Enemy with 40% chance to inflict Poison. |
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Gacha: - |
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Awaken:
 Mind Break 5 MP Inflicts Almighty (Magic) damage with 80 power on a Single Enemy and reduces MP by 3 MP. |
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Availability
Kwancha/Sword
Kwancha/Shield
Kwancha/Builds
| Info | Builds | Lore |
Official Profile
A demon of disease that lives in the underworld of Nepali folklore. A bringer of stomachaches, it will appear at crossroads. But if you make an offering and chant a mantra, it will defend you from sickness. He is also Shiva and Kali's attendant. There is a Nepali festival where Kwancha appears among other gods.
