OverviewNAME: Holsring AbilitiesRSL_Dependent_Hex_Special Obtain fromAncient Shard Blessings RecommendationBrimstone (Debuffer) |
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Holsring Skills
Rampant Blows
Attacks 2 times at random. Places a 50% [Increase ATK] buff on this champion for 2 turns if this attack is critical.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Damage +10%
Damage Multiplier: 1.7 ATK
Overthrow (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks 3 times at random. Will ignore 25% of DEF against targets under [Hex] debuffs. Will ignore a further 25% of DEF against targets under [Hex] debuffs from the Banner Lord or Knights Revenant Factions.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 1.95 ATK
Witchfinder (Cooldown: 5 turns)
Attacks 4 times at random. Each hit has a 75% chance of placing a [Hex] debuff for 3 turns. Champions from the Banner Lord and Knights Revenant Factions cannot resist this debuff. Each hit also has a 75% chance of stealing 25% of the target’s Turn Meter. Steals 50% of the Turn Meter instead if the target is from the Banner Lord or Knights Revenant Factions. If this champion’s Turn Meter is at 75% or more after the steal, places a [Perfect Veil] buff on this champion for 2 turns.
Level 2: Buff/Debuff Chance +10%
Level 3: Buff/Debuff Chance +15%
Level 4: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 1.75 ATK
Hunter’s Guile (Passive)
If this Champion attacks 2 targets under [Hex] debuffs during the same turn, places a [Perfect Veil] buff on this champion for 1 turn. Will not count Counterattacks. Increases critical damage by 30% while attacking under a [Perfect Veil] buff.
Holsring Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Lifesteal |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityATK Nuker: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD |
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Holsring Masteries Guide
Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
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Holsring Champion Lore
Holsring the Witchfinder. Holsring the Silent. Holsring the Penitent. Holsring the Mad. Each is a fitting sobriquet, for Holsring is all of those things and more. A grim pilgrim, he wanders the roads of Teleria, traveling from one place to another on a never-ending journey. He is a tall man, clad in piecemeal armor and a battered coat, his mouth sewn shut with coarse, black string. His scarred features are eerily blank, even as he wields his sword and war-pick in battle, hacking down his foes with brutal efficiency.
Few know Holsring, save by reputation. He rarely stays in one place for long, preferring his own company to that of others. Even on the rare occasions that he seeks sanctuary in a chapterhouse of the Sacred Order, he rarely mingles with the inhabitants, choosing instead to spend his time alone, in silent meditation. Or perhaps, as some believe, in contemplation of his many suns.
Just what those sins might be, none truly know their full extent. There are rumors, of course. There are always rumors surrounding men like Holsring. Some believe that he was once a witchfinder; an inquisitor tasked with rooting out heretics and Skinwalker covens. Others claim he suffers under a vow of silence for some ancient treachery or murderous act; that his wandering is not by choice, but an act of penance. A few believe that he is not a man at all, but instead one of the Lightbringers — the divine servants of Lumaya, incarnated in mortal form. No one knows the truth of Holsring’s identity, save the man himself. On the few occasions that an inquisitive — not to mention courageous – Witness has tried to broach the subject with the silent wanderer, they have received no answer save an unsettling stare. Even his age is up for debate, for there are certain records dating back to the founding of the Sacred Order itself that mention a warrior suspiciously similar in appearance and demeanor to Holsring as being present during both the Second Great War and the Red Crusade.
Regardless of his origins, Holsring is not well-loved by the leadership of the Sacred Order. While he is not considered an out and out renegade, he is never welcomed in the chapterhouses and monasteries where he seeks shelter. And for good reason — his silent presence has an unnerving effect on those around him. Many of those who have endured an evening in proximity to Holsring complain of nightmares the next morning. Those who have spent more than a few days in his company often suffer from sleepless nights and persistent fears of being watched or hunted by something – or someone — they cannot name.
Thankfully, to those who might accompany him or fight beside him, Holsring seems to be aware of his effect on others and does what he can to ameliorate it. He isolates himself where possible, and when that he cannot do that, he departs at the first opportunity – so long as he has accomplished what he came to do. But nothing can make him depart until he has completed his task, be it uncovering a nest of Undead or something much more incomprehensible to those around him.
How Holsring identifies what he must do is unknown. But every member of the Sacred Order knows that his presence heralds an unseen threat. Often, Holsring will see to these matters himself. On the rare occasion that he requires aid, he will visit the nearest Sacred Order chapterhouse and communicate his needs to the Deacon or Mother Superior. They will then dispatch as many warriors as they think are required to aid their visitor in his quest, however grudgingly. Holsring never acts as leader of these expeditions, instead leaving such responsibilities to others. Indeed, he barely acknowledges his allies even in the middle of combat, as he advances to where the fighting is thickest. He fights without honor or mercy, chopping through the ranks of the enemy with an unnerving precision and a horrid efficiency that would sicken even the most brutal soldier of the Sacred Order. He batters his foes to the ground, hamstrings them or guts them, leaving them to bleed out. To Holsring, an enemy is merely an obstacle – something to be removed as quickly as possible. And when the battle is done, and the task complete, he departs without a sign of thanks.
It is a credit to Holsring that despite his grim reputation, he is never refused in his requests for assistance or sanctuary. The masters of the Sacred Order understand that a warrior like Holsring is an invaluable asset, despite his off-putting manner. Though he is not their most beloved servant, he is a faithful one, and a proven enemy of Darkness is all its many guises. The Sacred Order has precious few of those in these troubled times.
Holsring Updates
- (2023-08-03) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V7.40
- (2021-12-17) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V5.10
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What is the best blessing for holsring. Using him for FK
What is the best blessing for holding. Using him for FK
I use him for my FK 25 team, he’s a best. totally underrated.
You guys should do a little youtube research before commenting about champions. Holsring is exeptional champion when it comes to FK25 and Dark Fae… he doesnt have bad multipliers, you probably just build him weak… When you try him in arena and other locations that just means that you havent understood his kit and where are his strenghts… Of course there are universal champions that are average or above average almost everywhere but he is not the case, he is really bad almost everywhere but when it comes to Dark Fae and FK he is top notch! Do yourself a favour and you will see that all the records of FK25 are with him.
This was my first legendary Im gonna give him another chance I saw his potential in the arena the other day
All of you saying he is trash are not good at building champs. I’ve got him in Perception, Divine Offense and Resilience sets. The guy does hit decently hard if you have good crit damage cause his passive adds an additional 30% when under a veil buff. Him paired with Rector Drath and he can do mad damage quickly. I’ve been using him with no books, no masteries and at level 50 yet he still hits pretty hard. Y’all just need to give him decent atk, about 2k defense, high crit rate/dmg and speed to make him really good
This champion is confused. Yes he is in serious need of a buff as mentioned. Besides this he is in SO and has added hate toward KR AND BL?! THe faction restrictions are a bit silly to begin with. The creators gave him added terror to another faction in the Telerian Alliance! pffft. Maybe he was kicked out of KR to be closer to his hooded pal Mardecai. THen the story could add about some bad blood between him and either orcs or dwarves – to explain his FACE. If he keeps this up he will be part of UH faction.
He is actually really good for Clan boss, and can out damage Jintoro! Underrated for sure
Outside of Fire Knight, he doesn’t have much going for him. I could possibly see him going into Scarab or Dark Fae as a secondary TM control. Could be useful in FW progression, but my sacred order is already stacked so he doesn’t even come close.
What he does, he actually does very well. Single target battles where you can manipulate turn meter. He has potential, but he needs a buff.
I just got this guy, during the pull one, get one Leggo free event. Any advice is appreciated. I am an early game player… just now earning six star artifacts.
I left the first comment on this champ below, so thought I would update. I ended up putting him in a Stun set and he helped me complete Sacred Order Crypt. Left him at 50, no books and half masteries. I do not use him anywhere else and would not without a major buff.
I pulled Holsring, my first legendary. My account is FTP and I cracked many Ancient Shards, so I am sure he was the result of a mercy roll. I was excited to finally have a legendary in my stables.
I levelled him to 60 and put him in perception and speed gear.
I tested Holsring in almost every area of the game and found him to be a trash champion. The only place he was useful was FK. Not for the damage, because he does not hit very hard. It was the multi-hit aspect of his skills that made him useful, but there are other champions who do the same, but hit much harder.
In the Arena is where he fails the worst. He is always the first to die and his kit is much too situational to be effective.
DARTH HOLSRING! He look like a Sith DarkLord
Sacred Order?……………NO!
Sacrilegious Order!
Profane Order!
feel the powah of dark side of raid!
I pulled him, and I must stress hes top trash!!!!!!!!!! And a Leggo at that needs a buff! My rares hit better than him
I pulled him, and I must stress hes top trash!!!!!!!!!! And a Legion at that needs a buff! My rares hit better than him
I have him at max really bad needs buffs, damage and survival is horrible he dies first all the time plus that rng factor is bad design, it’s sad he looks so cool to.
@Yes Chef I have better champs for FK – Alure, Coldheart, Nethril … And for Scarab prefer shield champs and Armiger – even the new Dwarf from the fusion Fylja would be much better for Scarab. Tried Holsring in FW and was very disappointed – not maxed but still died way too easily compared to others and did less damage. Not what you would expect from a Leggo.
@Max Bini he’s a one trick pony. Fire Knight is his jam, maybe some usage in Scarab in a destroy set if you’ve already got a good FK team. I’m building him slowly myself, I’ll try and come back with my own thoughts on him after I’ve had a chance to give him a proper try.
Just pulled this new champ and put him in Relentless set. What I do not understand is why they make a champ with one of the best animations in the game (a3 hex where black ghosts fly out and stab opponents from behind) and make his kit so situational. Nobody likes random hits and, as he cannot steal turn meter from a lot of bosses (mainly thinking Hydra where you would most want it) his passive perfect veil should be more than one turn. This guy needs a buff.