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>BZP JiMing: edited the wording of Freyja's writeup.

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>BZP JiMing: v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

2019-11-17T06:51:53Z

v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

>BZP JiMing: v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

2019-11-17T06:51:53Z

v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

>BZP JiMing: v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

2019-11-17T06:51:53Z

v.23, Added Halloween Maritimus, Hastur, and Kagutsuchi writeups, along with revising several writeups.

>BZP JiMing: Fixed formatting for High Jupiter

2019-10-10T00:15:00Z

Fixed formatting for High Jupiter

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 {{DragonTierListRow|High Midgardsormr|High Midgardsormr is the only split 30% HP and Strength boosting dragon in the wind element, and boasts 20% Dragon Time as well. This combination of abilities pigeonholes him as being a choice for wind healers and no one else, as the lack of inherent strength is crippling in the damage-focused meta. However, he does see off-element usage on Audric in the Master difficulty of High Jupiter's Trial, where High Midgardsormr's skill is used to stun High Jupiter just before an Electron Outburst early on in the fight.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Freyja|Freyja’s increase to HP is only 30%, but she boasts a ludicrously high 35% Skill Haste ability as well. With more frequent heals as a result of the skill haste and her shapeshift’s skill being a regen heal, Freyja is the most well-suited for pure survivability in the wind dragon roster. However, wind healers generally do not have useful additional effects on their skill such as energy, so her ability’s utility is not as high as it theoretically could be. In higher difficulties of High Mercury's Trial, Freyja is Noelle's best dragon for the fight as the innate skill haste lets Noelle build up her 25% strength buff S1 in two combos, and the fight has an extremely high amount of uptime suited for extremely high buff uptime.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Freyja|Freyja’s increase to HP is only 30%, but she boasts a ludicrously high 35% Skill Haste ability as well. With more frequent heals as a result of the skill haste and her shapeshift’s skill being a regen heal, Freyja is the most well-suited for pure survivability in the wind dragon roster. However, wind healers generally do not have useful additional effects on their skill such as energy, so her ability’s utility is not as high as it theoretically could be. In higher difficulties of High Mercury's Trial, Freyja is Noelle's best dragon for the fight as the innate skill haste lets Noelle build up her 25% strength buff S1 in two combos, and the fight has ample opportunity for attacking without interruption, which is suited for extremely high buff uptime.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Vayu|Vayu’s 20% increase to Strength and 90% increase to Skill Damage makes him the best dragon for increasing the damage output of wind-attuned adventurers. His skill during shapeshift boasts excellent frame data, being able to act nearly instantaneously after use, and boosts the damage of the next skill used by 40%. His normal attack output is also respectable with proper animation canceling, and his shapeshift is all in all far superior to Zephyr’s mediocre shapeshift. High Mercury's Trial sees players use shapeshift in a way that ensures they spend as little time in it as possible, but even this is to Vayu's advantage as this means that a player can reap the benefits of Vayu's 40% skill damage buff from his skill immediately.}}

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 ==={{5*}} Dragon Analyses===
-''v2.2, Last updated October 5th, 2019''
+''v2.3, Last updated November 17th, 2019''
 Dragon Analyses created and maintained by JiMing (@JiMing#4813)
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 {{DragonTierListRow|Konohana Sakuya|Boosting Strength by 20% and Skill Damage by 90%, Konohana Sakuya is the best choice for adventurer phase damage among the Flame dragons. Though her actual damage output varies depending on how often one can use skills off cooldown, it is generally always higher than the 60% strength boosting dragons. However, her shapeshift’s damage output on normal attacks and skills is quite poor compared to Agni or especially Cerberus. Her skill boosts the next damage skill used in the adventurer phase by 40%, but it is not enough to make up for her shapeshift’s shortcomings. In content where shapeshift has a greater impact such as raids or The Mercurial Gauntlet, the 60% Strength dragons and especially Arctos would make for better shapeshift targets, but in all other cases she stands as the best of the best within her element.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Arctos|Arctos’ 45% increase to Strength and 55% increase to Critical Hit Damage necessitates pairing him with adventurers who can reach high critical hit rates. Yue with her S2 buff active and Serena with all three stacks of Barrage Devastation can reach the critical hit rate with wyrmprints to make Arctos a superior choice to all other dragons for them. Mikoto without a max-level Skill Damage co-ability performs better with Arctos over Konohana Sakuya as well. He also makes a decent alternative to Konohana Sakuya on Sarisse if one lacks her but can choose between Arctos or a 60% Strength-boosting dragon. Though he is rarely the best choice for adventurer damage output, his shapeshift is superb. Arctos has the best overall damage output among the Flame-attuned dragons, making him the best choice for content in which shapeshifts are prominent. Unfortunately, his skill applying stun has next to no utility, as the affliction is commonly resisted.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Arctos|Arctos’ 45% increase to Strength and 55% increase to Critical Hit Damage necessitates pairing him with adventurers who can reach high critical hit rates. Yue with her S2 buff active and Serena with all three stacks of Barrage Devastation can reach the critical hit rate with wyrmprints to make Arctos a superior choice to all other dragons for them. Mikoto without a max-level Skill Damage co-ability performs better with Arctos over Konohana Sakuya as well. He also makes a decent alternative to Konohana Sakuya on Sarisse if one lacks her but can choose between Arctos or a 60% Strength-boosting dragon. Though he is rarely the best choice for adventurer damage output, his shapeshift is superb. Arctos has the best overall damage output among the Flame-attuned dragons, making him the best choice for content in which shapeshifts are prominent. Unfortunately, his skill applying stun has next to no utility, as the affliction is commonly resisted, except in the case of the Master difficulty of High Jupiter's Trial, where Arctos sees off-element usage on Audric in order to skip an Electron Burst early in the fight by stunning High Jupiter before the attack goes off.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Apollo|Apollo provides 50% Strength and 20% Burning Punisher, giving him a strong niche in content that allows for consistent burns. He faces stiff competition from the Elegant Escort wyrmprint, whose 30% Burning Punisher effect is usually more than enough to exploit the burn affliction for those who have it save for a select few characters who make strong use of both. Apollo’s shapeshift is rather respectable, with good frame data on his normal attacks and skill as well as decent damage modifiers. Apollo’s more niche boosts make it difficult to use him over dragons such as Cerberus or Sakuya in general content, and one gets the most mileage out of his boost if they lack Elegant Escort.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Poseidon|With a split boost to HP and Strength for 30% each, Poseidon stands as one of the best dragons to use on healers within his element. However, he is a very poor choice for damage-dealing purposes and should be avoided. Rubbing salt in the wound is that High Mercury shares his stat-boosting ability and can be obtained outside of the gacha, making her a generally superior choice to him in situations where his ability would be appreciated.}}
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 {{DragonTierListRow|High Mercury|Combining a split 30% boost to both HP and Strength with a 20% increase to Dragon Time makes High Mercury the most easily accessible 5* dragon for water healers. Additionally, her increased shapeshift time and skill applying bog makes her superior to Poseidon overall despite having marginally worse stats than him.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Dragonyule Jeanne|With a 45% boost to Strength and 20% increase to Critical Hit Rate, these two modifiers together allow Dragonyule Jeanne to provide more damage output on average than Leviathan, especially with the optimal wyrmprint setups. Her shapeshift however, is considerably less impressive than his, with her normal attacks doing considerably less damage and her skill applying freeze instead of bog. Though her freeze will not overwrite bog from another source, it is still a much less useful affliction to inflict, especially on break. Despite this, Dragonyule Jeanne is still a fantastic dragon in her own right.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Dragonyule Jeanne|With a 45% boost to Strength and 20% increase to Critical Hit Rate, these two modifiers together allow Dragonyule Jeanne to provide more damage output on average than Leviathan, especially with the optimal wyrmprint setups. Her shapeshift however, is considerably less impressive than his, with her normal attacks doing considerably less damage and her skill applying freeze instead of bog. Though her freeze will not overwrite bog from another source, it is still a much less useful affliction to inflict, especially on break. Despite this, Dragonyule Jeanne is still a fantastic dragon in her own right. Her skill applying the freeze affliction is useful for the Master difficulty of High Jupiter's Trial, with Dragonyule Jeanne seeing off-element usage on Audric to skip an Electron Outburst early on in the fight.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Siren|Boosting Strength by 20% and Skill Damage by 90%, Siren takes center stage as the best dragon for adventurer-phase damage within the water element. However, Leviathan will generally take the spotlight whenever shapeshifts come into play, as his phenomenal shapeshift is far more impactful than Siren’s. Low damage from both normal attacks and her skill makes her an extremely poor shapeshift target in content such as raids and The Mercurial Gauntlet. Water also lacks a skill damage-centric character to make the best use of her abilities, but despite all this, she is still one of the best dragons for water-attuned adventurers.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Zephyr|Zephyr’s 60% boost to Strength is an extremely valuable ability, but ultimately the end of his utility. His shapeshift is exceedingly mediocre, with slow animations on normal attacks and his skill. Additionally, Zephyr’s skill applying stun rarely comes into practice as higher tier content such as High Mercury’s Trial or Astral Raids are stun immune.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Halloween Maritimus|Halloween Maritimus increases HP by 30% and provides an innate 35% Skill Haste. This makes him exceptionally good on water healers, as the additional haste speeds up their skill rotations, an invaluable quality for Thaniel in High Brunhilda's Trial especially. He is also a decent enough pick for Elisanne, as one can achieve exceptionally high uptime on her S1 buff, but it is not exceptionally better than running Leviathan or Dragonyule Jeanne. His skill is appreciated for its healing, but the Skill Damage buff zone it applies is not overly exciting.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Garuda|At a 60% increase to HP, Garuda is mathematically the best choice to go with for increasing the potency of one’s heals within the wind element. This very rarely comes up in higher tier content, however, as High Mercury’s Trial lacks forced damage outside of the start, making optimizing for healing a pointless endeavor.}}
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 {{DragonTierListRow|Pazuzu|With a 50% increase to Strength and 20% Poisoned Punisher ability, Pazuzu’s damage contribution can be incredibly high against poisoned enemies. Numerous wind-attuned adventurers can consistently apply poison in content where it is not resisted such as High Mercury’s Trial or The Mercurial Gauntlet, and act as an enabler for any other adventurers equipped with Pazuzu, though this may lead to concessions in terms of team composition. Though more niche than Zephyr or Vayu, Pazuzu has the potential to be stronger than either of them under the right conditions.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|High Midgardsormr|High Midgardsormr is the only split 30% HP and Strength boosting dragon in the wind element, and boasts 20% Dragon Time as well. This combination of abilities pigeonholes him as being a choice for wind healers and no one else, as the lack of inherent strength is crippling in the damage-focused meta.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|High Midgardsormr|High Midgardsormr is the only split 30% HP and Strength boosting dragon in the wind element, and boasts 20% Dragon Time as well. This combination of abilities pigeonholes him as being a choice for wind healers and no one else, as the lack of inherent strength is crippling in the damage-focused meta. However, he does see off-element usage on Audric in the Master difficulty of High Jupiter's Trial, where High Midgardsormr's skill is used to stun High Jupiter just before an Electron Outburst early on in the fight.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Freyja|Freyja’s increase to HP is only 30%, but she boasts a ludicrously high 35% Skill Haste ability as well. With more frequent heals as a result of the skill haste and her shapeshift’s skill being a regen heal, Freyja is the most well-suited for pure survivability in the wind dragon roster. However, wind healers generally do not have useful additional effects on their skill such as energy, so her ability’s utility is not as high as it theoretically could be. It is possible to use her skill haste along with additional sources such as bow co-ability and wyrmprints to allow for Noelle to reach extremely high buff uptime, but it is not worth prioritizing unbinding Freyja over damage-dealing dragons for the fact she is best in slot on Noelle alone.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Vayu|Vayu’s 20% increase to Strength and 90% increase to Skill Damage makes him the best dragon for increasing the damage output of wind-attuned adventurers. His skill during shapeshift boasts excellent frame data, being able to act nearly instantaneously after use, and boosts the damage of the next skill used by 40%. His normal attack output is also respectable with proper animation canceling, and his shapeshift is all in all far superior to Zephyr’s mediocre shapeshift. High Mercury's Trial sees players use shapeshift in a way that ensures they spend as little time in it as possible, but even this is to Vayu's advantage as this means that a player can reap the benefits of Vayu's 40% skill damage buff from his skill immediately.}}
-{{DragonTierListRow|Vayu|Vayu’s 20% increase to Strength and 90% increase to Skill Damage makes him the best dragon for increasing the damage output of wind-attuned adventurers. His skill during shapeshift boasts excellent frame data, being able to act nearly instantaneously after use, and boosts the damage of the next skill used by 40%. His normal attack output is also respectable with proper animation canceling, and his shapeshift is all in all far superior to Zephyr’s mediocre shapeshift.}}
+{{DragonTierListRow|Hastur|Hastur provides a 45% increase to Strength in addition to having Primed Strength, which applies a 15% strength buff every time a skill gauge fills on a 15 second cooldown. In theory using perfect skill rotations, Hastur would be superior to Zephyr for adventurer damage, but in practice it's unlikely that one will have perfect uptime on Primed Strength every 15 seconds. His shapeshift is very strong, especially compared to other wind dragons, but the most practical usage of Hastur is being placed on an AI teammate to redirect the strength buff to a lead character for Raids and The Mercurial Gauntlet.}}
 {{DragonTierListRow|Jeanne d'Arc|As a 60% HP increasing dragon, Jeanne is the go-to for pushing healing output. However, there is next to no content for light adventurers, much less one with the healing output provided by Jeanne, so her usage is practically nonexistent save for off-element content.}}

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