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Konstantin the Dayborn Review
Konstantin the Dayborn is a Legendary Attack Void champion from The Sacred Order faction in Raid Shadow Legends. Konstantin the Dayborn was released in Patch 4.71 on October 2021 alongside with Vlad the Nightborn who is the Halloween Champion Fragment Fusion event. Vlad is his comrade, and having both of them in the same team unlock each other passive skills!
Konstantin the Dayborn Skills
Sword of Suns
Attacks 1 enemy. Places a 60% [Decrease DEF] debuff for 2 turns. This debuff cannot be resisted when Vlad the Nightborn is on the same team. Places an extra hit if the target is under any debuff.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +5%
Damage Multiplier: 3.6 ATK (First Hit)
Rune Shatter (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks all enemies 2 times. Each hit will ignore 15% of each target’s DEF. Each hit will ignore an additional 10% of each target’s DEF for every [Leech], [Decrease DEF], and [Block Active Skills] debuff they are under. If a target is under [Leech], [Decrease DEF], and [Block Active Skills] debuffs simultaneously, each hit will ignore 75% of their DEF instead.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 2.5 ATK
Quietude (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks 1 enemy. Before attacking, steals all buffs from the target and transfers all debuffs from this Champion to the target. This effect cannot be resisted when Vlad the Nightborn is on the same team. Resets the cooldown of this skill if the target is killed.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 6.5 ATK
Exalted (Passive)
Enemies from the Undead Horde, Demonspawn, and Knights Revenant Factions killed by this Champion cannot be revived. [All enemies killed by this Champion cannot be revived when Vlad the Nightborn is on the same team.]
Aura
Increases Ally ATK in Arena Battles by 35%
Konstantin the Dayborn Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Impulse, Lifesteal, Reflex, Relentless |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityATK Nuker & Debuffer: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD, ACC |
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Konstantin The Dayborn Masteries Guide
Arebam Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
Offense
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Defense
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Konstantin the Dayborn Champion Lore Synopsis
Konstantin’s early life was shaped by hardship. Orphaned as a child, he was raised by the Sacred Order, a group known for its strict rules and devotion to Lumaya, their deity. In this harsh environment, Konstantin found comfort in his friendship with another orphan, Vlad, who arrived at the orphanage on the same day as him. The boys were inseparable, growing up like brothers. As they matured and became knights, their paths began to diverge. While Konstantin remained loyal to the Sacred Order’s principles, Vlad struggled, particularly with upholding the Order’s ideals of righteousness and integrity.
Despite the Order’s flaws, Konstantin remained committed to its mission, drawing strength from his faith and the support of the Sisterhood of Illumination, a religious group tied to the Order. He found solace at their convent and was captivated by an ancient relic they possessed, the Sword of Suns, said to burn with holy light if wielded by someone pure of heart. Although he longed to wield it, he never felt worthy—until the convent was attacked by a vampire. In desperation, Konstantin grabbed the sword, which blazed with light, allowing him to defeat the vampire and save the surviving Sisters. From that day, he became known as the Dayborn, a knight blessed by the light.
Years later, Konstantin was sent on a mission to a remote province called Torovia, where rumours of darkness were spreading. Accompanied by an inquisitor, he arrived at the castle of Torovia’s count, only to discover that Vlad, now a mercenary, was in service there. The count had recently died under mysterious circumstances, and Vlad had taken possession of the count’s sword, which locals believed to be cursed. When Konstantin pleaded with Vlad to return the sword and embrace the light, his old friend refused, tired of Konstantin’s unwavering devotion. Tensions escalated, and the two former brothers engaged in a fierce duel.
Their battle raged through the castle, culminating in the north tower, where Konstantin finally overcame Vlad. With a heavy heart, he dealt the fatal blow, believing it was his duty to end Vlad’s descent into darkness. The castle and its surrounding villages were burned on the inquisitor’s orders, and Vlad’s cursed sword was left to be consumed by the flames. Konstantin left Torovia, his heart burdened by the loss, yet convinced he had done what was right.
Unbeknownst to Konstantin, Vlad’s story was far from over. Though their clash had sealed Konstantin’s path as a champion of the light, it had also ensured that Vlad would walk the path of darkness, and their fates would intertwine again.
Konstantin The Dayborn Updates
- (2025-02-05) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V10.20
- (2023-10-12) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V7.60
- (2022-07-07) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V5.70
- (2021-10-21) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V4.71
Konstantin The Dayborn Mastery Videos
ASH: PUTTING RAID’S #1 WORST LEGGO TO THE TEST! | Konstantin the Dayborn
MacChan: We Were WRONG About Him… Trash Review Top Tier.. Konstantin
Cold Brew Gaming: Vlad & Konstantin Showcase – Deep Dive | Test Server
Very interesting further buff to his kit, that becomes extra strong with Vlad in the team.
Had a very interesting match, where the enemy team’s Galathir switched forms and locked my teams’ skills out. Thought I was a goner until Konstantin just one-by-one one shots everyone with his A1 (after the 2025 Feb update: places an irresistible 60% Decrease Def on the first hit, thereby allowing him to double hit), whilst Odin’s timely passive blocks Taras’ damage.
Still difficult to use because in an arena context if you want to benefit from his A1, A3 (but beware polymorph) and passive, you’ll still need a sacrifice a slot for Vlad (as you won’t build Accuracy on Kon). You’ll preferably also need a buff stripper (to remove stoneskin and Block debuffs), and since they are squishy you’ll need to be fast.
@NewOnBoard: I have raised his rating from C to B rank with the buff on his passive skill.
He can hit very hard and after buff He is shine in arena and Doom tower. You must change his tier
After the buff, he is godlike in Arena. He blocks revive on current Meta and his A2 hits extremely hard in all areas of the game.
He should be B Tier or low A Tier.
@Baal: I have corrected the amount of skill tomes for Konstantin from 10 to 12. Thanks!
He’s listed as taking 10 tomes but his a1, a2, and a3 all take 4 apiece, which would total 12 tomes.
I pulled Konstantin during the void shard 2X event prior to Vlad’s fusion event being announced.
Having already pulled Konstantin motivated me to fuse Vlad which has honestly been one of the easier champion fusions.
I think having both as a tandem is quite powerful, but Plarium pigeon holed their “usefulness” to the arena with their auras. I’m not a huge fan of their passives either, but the damage they output isn’t bad. I like the champion design an animations but them being a VOID LEGENDARY duo really sets the bar higher than their actual performance so far. Hopefully they get some reworks/buffs to expand their versatility to other areas of the game.
I don’t have either of the new voids…but color me underwhelmed. Vlad seems to be a bit stronger and slightly more versatile, but neither really screams “VOID LEGENDARY” to me. Neither deal as much damage as Ithos, neither do very much crowd control, buffing, or debuffing, and neither really excels at any one part of the game. If I somehow summon either from a void shard, I’ll be happy to have another lego, but it’s not the same as summoning, say, an Arbiter or a Raglin or a Sir Nick.
@Aaron Folkersen: I have fixed the typo. Thanks!
typo in the review section with Vlad the Konstantin instead of Vlad the Nightborn.