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 |Lea can inflict burn with her S1, which enables her and other adventurers to equip Burn Punisher equipment such as Elegant Escort and Apollo, augmenting their damage immensely. She has multiple passives built around force strikes, which is welcome as the optimal attack pattern for swords already involves repeatedly chaining force strikes and attacks. While not too relevant outside of High Midgardsormr’s unavoidable attacks, her S2 allows her to convert damage taken into a massive counter, in the same manner as Fjorm. However, her damage output doesn’t excel if she can’t find a viable use for her S2, since her S1 is somewhat lacking in punch and has a slow animation, but she’s still valuable regardless as a burn enabler.
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-| style="text-align:center;" |High Midgardsormr<br>Mercurial Gauntlet
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 |Like her wind counterpart, Maribelle is a solid character that outputs high damage while she’s able to maintain her Full HP = Skill Damage passive. She excels in Mercurial Gauntlet, as she can maintain full health for the entire fight, and her Broken Punisher passive is quite valuable Maribelle is a solid pick versus High Midgardsormr, as she’s fully immune to stun, and has good damage output as she can safely attack from range and maintain reasonably high uptime on Full HP = Skill Damage. Since the 5.3 flame wand has an underwhelming self heal instead of a damage skill, it’s a good choice to use the High Midgardsormr’s Bane void weapon, which fully makes up for its lower natural strength through its bane passive, and the lack of a weapon skill isn’t much of a loss.
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-|style="text-align:center;"|Void Battles<br>Mercurial Gauntlet
+|style="text-align:center;"|Void Battles<br />Mercurial Gauntlet
 |Karl’s kit has high damage and is well suited for existing flame content except Dragon Trials. He has access to multiple good attack skills thanks to his selection of weaponry, and his team wide strength buff boosts the room’s damage output. He’s also a great pick versus Void Zephyr since he has good damage contribution, sleep immunity, and swords in general are valued in that fight for their aptitude at spamming force strikes to break Zephyr quickly and prevent Howling Vortex. Karl generally isn’t recommended for High Midgardsormr since the short range of the sword moveset shoehorns him into the dangerous baiter role, and his lack of a stun immunity means that a single slip-up could result in his death.
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 |Ezelith can effectively function as a consistent burn enabler for Elegant Escort’s potent Burn Punisher effect. While her own damage isn’t top of the line, she can contribute strongly as a support through maintaining burn for her allies through her S1. This works very well in Mercurial Gauntlet, as Fafnir Roy has a 0% resistance to burn. She’s also a great choice for High Midgardsormr, providing that the other DPS in the room equip Elegant Escort as well, and High Midgardsormr’s 55% Burn Res leaves sufficient wiggle room to attain reasonable burn punisher uptime to make Valentine’s Ezelith a valuable contributor.
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 |Ezelith is held back by the low natural damage of daggers as well as her very underpowered S1, which has an animation that’s so lengthy that it doesn’t have much more DPS than her regular attacks. Her sleep immunity, long iframes, and access to a Dull Res weapon set her up well for Void Zephyr, but her damage output isn’t high and she’s unlikely to get much Broken Punisher value in that fight if she gets hit by anything, since it’s difficult for her to obtain a dragon transformation. Ezelith’s Broken Punisher passive gets a chance to really shine below level 41 in Mercurial Gauntlet, where a huge amount of damage comes from dragon form on the break.
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-|Mikoto’s damage output is quite high thanks to his high critical rate and self buffs. He is particularly sought after for High Midgardsormr because he’s fully stun resistant, brings high damage and a strength co-ability, and the range and spacing of the blade moveset lets him attack continuously from far away enough to avoid interfering with the baiter.
+|Mikoto’s damage output is quite high thanks to his high critical rate and self buffs. He’s sought after for High Midgardsormr because he’s fully stun resistant, brings good damage and a strength co-ability, and the range and spacing of the blade moveset lets him attack continuously from far away enough to avoid interfering with the baiter.
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-|Mym boasts a unique shapeshifting-oriented kit that grows in strength on shapeshifting. Her damage output starts off solid since she has access to three attack skills when using the 5.3 flame lance, but she doesn’t unlock her full potential until she shapeshifts for the first time in a quest, as her Flamewyrm’s Nature passive grants a permanent strength increase and permanently boosts her S2’s damage. As such, she performs very well in raid content thanks to the dragon prep meta, which enables her to shapeshift the instant the quest starts. Mym’s S1 fills the dragon meter by 5% when it connects, enabling her to transform earlier and more often than her teammates. She’s a good choice for High Midgardsormr, as her HP co-ability is valuable for skipping Glorious Tempest, and she can hold her own damage wise. As a bonus, her Flamewyrm’s Defiance passive charges her S1 halfway if you take a hit that would apply stun.
+|Mym boasts a unique shapeshifting-oriented kit that grows in strength as she shifts. She doesn’t unlock her full potential until she shapeshifts for the first time in a quest, as her Flamewyrm’s Nature passive grants a permanent strength increase and permanently boosts her S2’s damage. As such, she performs very well in raid content thanks to the dragon prep meta, which enables her to shapeshift the instant the quest starts. Mym’s S1 fills the dragon meter by 5% when it connects, enabling her to transform earlier and more often than her teammates. She’s a good choice for High Midgardsormr, as her HP co-ability is valuable for skipping Glorious Tempest, and the quest’s length lets her leverage her ability to shift many times.
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-|Ramona’s S1 is truly absurdly powerful, allowing her to easily out-damage the rest of the flame adventurers. On the other hand, she isn’t a very well rounded adventurer and comes with some disadvantages. Her S2 is underwhelming and slow to charge, she lacks a Dull Res axe with which to fight Void Zephyr, and her lack of stun resistance is a potential stumbling block versus High Midgardsormr. However, she blasts through Mercurial Gauntlet, and the extremely long iframes on her S1 make it reasonable to fight High Midgardsormr at melee range without stun resistance, as one skill animation is lengthy enough to completely pass through triple spits.
+|Ramona’s S1 is absurdly powerful, allowing her to easily out-damage the rest of the flame adventurers. On the other hand, she isn’t very well rounded and comes with some disadvantages. Her S2 is underwhelming and slow to charge, and her lack of stun resistance is a potential stumbling block versus High Midgardsormr. However, she blasts through Mercurial Gauntlet, and the extremely long iframes on her S1 make it reasonable to fight High Midgardsormr at melee range without stun resistance, as one skill animation is lengthy enough to completely pass through triple spits.
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-|Euden is most notable as a premier unit for raid-style content thanks to his Dragon’s Claws passive, and he can also effectively utilize The Shining Overlord as a sword adventurer. He’s perfectly capable of taking the baiter role in High Midgardsormr, since he has decent damage, stun immunity, and tends to hug the enemy when attacking. Euden is also a solid choice for Void Zephyr if he doesn’t get put to sleep, since the long iframe on his S2 makes it trivial to ignore tornados, and the sword moveset is great at spamming force strikes which helps break early enough to skip Howling Vortex.
+|Euden is most notable as a premier unit for raid-style content thanks to his Dragon’s Claws passive, and he can also effectively utilize The Shining Overlord as a sword adventurer. He’s perfectly capable of taking the baiter role in High Midgardsormr, but he isn’t the strongest pick out there. Euden is also a solid choice for Void Zephyr if he doesn’t get put to sleep, since the long iframe on his S2 makes it trivial to ignore tornados, and the sword moveset is great at spamming force strikes which helps break early enough to skip Howling Vortex.
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