OverviewNAME: Lordly Legionary AbilitiesRSL_AoE_ContinuousHeal_15% Obtain fromAncient Shard Blessings RecommendationCruelty (Debuffer) |
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Lordly Legionary Skills
Press the Fight
Attacks 1 enemy 2 times. Places an extra hit if the target is under a 50% [Heal Reduction] debuff. Places 2 extra hits if the target is under a 100% [Heal Reduction] debuff.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Damage Multiplier: 1.5 ATK
Outflank (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks 1 enemy. Has a 75% chance of placing a 30% [Decrease SPD] debuff for 2 turns. Decreases the target’s Turn Meter by 20% if the [Decrease SPD] debuff is placed.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Buff/Debuff Chance +10%
Level 6: Buff/Debuff Chance +15%
Level 7: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 5.8 ATK
Legion’s Orders (Cooldown: 5 turns)
Places a 30% [Reflect Damage] buff and a 15% [Continuous Heal] buff on all allies for 2 turns
Level 2: Cooldown -1
Lordly Legionary Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Lifesteal |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityATK Nuker & Debuffer: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD, ACC |
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Lordly Legionary Mastery Guide
Arena, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
Offense
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Support
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Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons
Offense
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Support
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Lordly Legionary Champion Lore
There are many societies, fraternities, and knightly orders within Kaerok, most of which were founded by nobles and the wealthy in their seeking of status and alliances. Many of these chivalric organizations are martial forces in name only, focused more on courtly ideals or the relatively tame fighting involved in jousting and tournaments. But one society takes its martial traditions very seriously, swearing to do battle in defense of Kaerok and abandoning all else but their duty.
Formed, in part, to defend and propagate the faith of Lumaya across Teleria, the Legion is a monastic warrior cult. In this sense, it is tied closely to the Sacred Order, but stands independent of their authority. It answers to Kaerok, though none could say exactly what would happen if the Sacred Order and the Banner Lords ever came into conflict.
Those who join the Legion leave their old lives behind. They swear to kindle a flame for Lumaya and keep its light strong, and in so doing, give up any wealth or possessions they might own, and greater still, their very identity. Any names or titles they possess are relinquished along with all ties to friends and family. Instead they must find kinship among their Legionary brothers and sisters. These rules are strictly obeyed, and no favor is made to those of noble descent.
Traditionally, such vows of poverty and discipline have proven popular among the commoners and peasantry who tended to fill the Legion’s ranks. Increasingly though, higher-ranking knights have forsaken their privilege to become a part of the Legion. These include a man formerly known as Sir Baderock, a figure who exemplifies the Legion’s ethos.
Baderock’s family possessed a broadsword said to have been wielded by the man who had inspired the creation of the Church of Lumaya, and had once burned with holy fire, though most believed this origin story to be a fable, as there appeared to be nothing remarkable about the weapon. At least, not until the day a dark sorcerer attempted to open a dormant portal to Anathraad on Baderock’s land.
Baderock had been performing duties in the king’s court, and on returning found his home in ruins and the corpses of servants everywhere. Following a spiral of swirling dark energies to its center, he made out the figure of the sorcerer at work in the darkness. With a prayer to Lumaya on his lips, Baderock drew his fabled blade and approached the cursed wizard. His eyes widened with awe as holy fire suddenly blazed along the sword’s length. He felt blessed. Invincible. He charged the sorcerer, roaring Lumaya’s name.
In short order, the sorcerer was dead, his magics dying with him.
On returning to his manor, Baderock found his family had been killed by the sorcerer’s work. Though he thought he would rebuild, he knew without them he was directionless, his only solace prayer to Lumaya with his sacred sword in hand. When a party of the Legion came to his land, having had reports of smoke and dark magic, he readily swore himself to the fraternity, leaving behind everything but the clothes on his back and the weapon of his forebears, which the Legionaries soon deemed a symbol of Lumaya’s favor.
Since that day Baderock has embraced his anonymity, concealing his face and entering battle wearing only simple mail and leather armor. He fights with the passion of a man who has nothing to lose, and believes every blow he strikes is a victory for a holy cause.
Lordly Legionary Updates
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Y warmaster instead of giant slayer..?
I forgot to add kudos to my remark to Ayumilove who obviously understands LL and the fact he is a support champion. Well done.
One CC tested Lordly Legionary in FK where he out-damaged all but his dual Coldhearts, whom he barely unperformed, while out-healing his Apothecary by 500%. But according to him it was LL who wasn’t doing his job. They say ‘His kit is all over the place’ which can also be said as ‘He’s doing just about everything’. One even asked, ‘Who uses Heal Reduction?’. Um, anyone who doesn’t want to watch a boss simply heal back all the damage they’ve done in one move.
Not everyone has a Coldheart, let alone multiples, but if you do have one she unlocks his 4 hit A1 and their synergy together is amazing. If you don’t there are dozens of other 100% Heal Reduction champions in the game now and if you’re not already using this skill on bosses such as FK, SK, and select others, you should be, LL or not.
Not saying he’ll outperform 4 LEGOS and a Coldheart or there aren’t more versatile characters but he’s a lot more useful and versatile than he’s typically given credit for.
Critical rate not work on bonus damage from primary skill? Mine never damage with critical on 3th and 4th bonus atack
I just got this character, If I were to use the Cursed Set – what would be a good pair with it? Speed or Accuracy?
@Jason: Yes, Cursed Set will work on Lordly Legionary. The Cursed Set will apply the Heal Reduction debuff after completing his 2 hit attack at a 75% success rate. Once the skill detects the 50% Heal Reduction debuff is applied successfully by the Cursed Set, the A1 skill will perform 1 extra hit. You could also pair him with a 100% Heal Reduction champion such as Coldheart, then his A1 will perform 2 extra hits. Tested it today with my Lordly Legionary in Campaign with Cursed Set equipped along with Coldheart.
@ayumilove — would Cursed set work on him? Or, does that not apply until last hit? If he can self-buff with cursed set to always have a 3 hitter that would be pretty significant
I think with queen he can do really well in fk.
@HW3 chevalier is way better.
but I am just trying to talk myself into ranking him up instead of Chevalier or Myrmidon for faction war where I have currently hit a wall
decent pair with Rowan’s heal reduction for faction war
Buffs and debuffs don’t stack except for poisons.
If you place a 100% heal reduction on someone with a 50%, it becomes a 100%. If you place a 50% reduction on someone who already has a 100%, it doesn’t apply.
“Places an extra hit if the target is under a 50% [Heal Reduction] debuff. Places 2 extra hits if the target is under a 100% [Heal Reduction] debuff.”
What is he is under both a 100% and a 50% [Heal Reduction] debuff? Why wouldn’t it stack to 5 hits?
Rating this guy 5* for FK makes it sound like this site is on the take with Plarium to parrot their marketing spiel.
Pulling a rare Fellhound from a void shard is better than this guy. He’s ATK based so you have to put him in DEF gear to keep him alive, which tanks his damage dealing. He’s going to be shit for the waves getting to Fyro since all of his attacks are single target, and again you’ve had to HP and DEF up an ATK champion, and getting a multi hit on his A3 is going to depend upon 1) pulling Coldheart, and 2) gearing the FK team specifically for FK so they always fire off at the right time for each other.
He’s also Magic, which means at stage 20 he’s going to be hit with a crit 30% more often… did I mention he’s an ATK champion??
The only really good thing he brings to the party at FK is the reflection, and he only has 50% uptime on it. I’ll take a 2 round 15% over 30, since the damage against the shield is going to be minimal, only the actual hit counts for dropping it. Hell, I’ll even take a 4-turn reflection on a DEF champion before this guy because the DEF champ is going to stay in the game longer.
Outside of FK this guy is more or less useless since by the time you get this guy from logging in, you’ve likely pulled better for Faction Wars and/or don’t have a Heal Reducer in your BL Faction.
If the basis of the star ratings here is truly based on “can something at a lower rank do it better,” and his kit being conditionally or not dependent on team (ie, needing Coldheart) then this guy gets no 5 stars.
Attack based champion, magic affinity, and dependent on another champ landing heal reduction for his A1 to function as intended.
How the hell is he ranked 5* for FK? Build him as a weak affinity tank with less than 1k base defense? You got to be kidding me right ayumi?
Played 9 months got no luck for a Coldheart but 2 Lordy.
@Ken: Coldheart’s the one you’re looking for, with her Heal Reduction and 4-hit A1.
Is is very ‘situational’ as only Heal Reduction can tricker extra hit for his A1. But he cannot cast one automatically himself. I have check the list for heal reduction champions, most of them got low score for Fire Knight.
I don’t get it. This champ is magic affinity which is a pretty big drawback for FK20. Should be 4 stars instead of 5 for Fire Knight for that reason alone unless you think he can handle FK20.
@Nooboras: To make him tanky for end-game Dungeons as he will be mostly used as a Support champion.
@Z Will: Lordly Legionary will pair well with any Champions that can place Heal Reduction all the time.
I think he would pair quite well with Mortu?? Thoughts?
abyss watcher?
He is clearly gonna be paired with Coldheart for FK.
I don’t see him being used outside of FK (maybe CB with T6, but there are much better choices elsewhere).
For who he’d pair best with, my vote is Coldheart! I think the heal reduction and turn meter reduction would pair up really nice for Fire Knight.
@Nooboras
Because attack champions are mushy and need al the def/hp they can get or they die in the first hit from the enemy 😉
this guy looks badass i cant wait to get him, who would he pair best with?
Why are the recommended equipment stats based on Def while he is an ATTACK champion?