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Maneater Skills
Pummel
Attacks 1 enemy. Places a 50% [Decrease ATK] debuff on all enemies if this attack is critical.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +5%
Damage Multiplier: 5.5 ATK
Syphon (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks 1 enemy. Fully depletes the target’s Turn Meter. Fills this Champion’s Turn Meter equal to the amount the target loses.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +5%
Level 6: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 8.2 ATK
Ancient Blood (Cooldown: 7 turns)
This Champion receives damage, then places an [Unkillable] buff and a [Block Debuffs] buff on all allies for 2 turns. Damage received is equal to 5% MAX HP for each alive ally.
Level 2: Cooldown -1
Level 3: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 0.05 HP * (5 – Dead Allies)
Aura
Increases Ally HP in Dungeons by 33%.
Maneater Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Lifesteal, Toxic |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityATK Nuker: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD Supporting RolesPoisoner |
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Maneater Mastery Guide
Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
Offense
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Support
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Clan Boss (Unkillable Team)
Offense
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Defense
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Maneater Champion Lore Synopsis
The Red Crusade forced countless Orcs, Lizardmen, Skinwalkers, and Ogryn to flee Anhelt’s shores, driving them into exile in the Sorrowlakes. Among these outcasts was Maneater, a towering Ogryn shrouded in infamy. His name stemmed from dark accusations in his homeland of Arnoc—claims that he had murdered humans and consumed their flesh. Unable to defend himself, his tongue had been cut out, leaving him voiceless and misunderstood. Illiterate and unable to communicate, he became an enigma. Despite his fearsome reputation, Maneater integrated into a quiet Lizardmen village, working diligently and living a solitary life as a fisherman. Over decades, he harmed no one, and his seemingly ageless appearance only deepened the mystery surrounding him.
Years later, the Gaellen Warclave formed, calling on warriors to fight in a distant war. Recruiters approached Maneater, assuming his name and strength would make him eager to enlist, but he refused. The Warclave’s ships sailed away, leaving the Sorrowlakes’ inhabitants to dread what would happen if the armies failed. Not long after, new invaders arrived: vengeful forces from the Telerian League, led by Elves and Humans from Aravia, Kaerok, and Frostheim. As the League prepared to strike, Maneater’s village hastily formed a militia, expecting Maneater to decline. To their astonishment, he joined the effort, armed with a massive mallet and silent resolve.
The battle was brutal. The Telerian League’s soldiers, calling themselves the Order of the Conquerors, charged the defenders with relentless fury. These knights, driven by hatred, tore through the militia’s lines, their axes gleaming with deadly intent. The village fighters, though poorly armed, stood firm. Miraculously, none of them died. Even those gravely wounded rose again, their injuries leaving no blood. At the centre of the chaos was Maneater, humming a haunting melody. Though untouched by enemy weapons, his body bled as if bearing unseen wounds. Each drop of blood seemed to fuel his comrades’ uncanny resilience.
The Conquerors, unnerved by the supernatural spectacle, abandoned the battlefield in disarray. The militia, too fatigued to pursue, turned their attention to Maneater, whose eerie appearance matched his grim reputation. Blood streamed from his mouth, giving the impression he had consumed his foes. Yet it was clear the blood was his own, spilled in some mysterious act of sacrifice. Brought back to the village, Maneater slowly recovered, but his secret remained locked away. His inability to speak or write left the villagers to speculate about the source of his power. Though the truth was never revealed, the people understood one thing: without Maneater, they would not have survived. Their gratitude toward the silent guardian endured long after the battle.
Maneater Updates
- (2023-12-12) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V8.00
- (2021-05-07) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V4.20
Maneater Videos
Raid Shadow Legends Maneater Champion Guide by ASH
Raid Shadow Legends Maneater Champion Guide by AliAlPlays
Raid Shadow Legends Maneater Champion Guide by BARO Gaming
https://youtu.be/FUdfU44AGFg
Raid Shadow Legends Maneater Champion Guide by StewGaming
Raid Shadow Legends 2 Maneater and 1 Pain Keeper in Unkillable Clan Boss Guide by JGigs
Raid Shadow Legends 1 Maneater and 1 Painkeeper in Unkillable Clan Boss Guide by NickSon
@Taylor: You can opt for Crushing Rend mastery if you have 6 star soul Maneater to deal more damage. For 5 star and below, Cruelty mastery to reduce the enemy defense further or Nature’s Wrath to deal more damage consistently whenever Maneater inflict his Decrease Attack debuff.
@Ilya D: If you are using Maneater in Unkillable Clan Boss Team or any lengthy battle with unkillable team strategy, then Grim Resolve masteries is recommended to benefit from additional damage dealt when his health is 50% and below.
Do people on hear have no sense of decorum or how to be tactful . @campa, you tell us that Hell Hades has a very different Masteries setup. If you have a problem with it, go and use that setup.
Did you go on H. H’s site and ask him why he suggests a different setup to Ayumilove ?
Both H.H. and Ayumilove put a hell of a lot of effort into these sites. At the very least, sound grateful
The Clan Boss masteries are very different from what Hell Hades recommends (def tree vs. Support tree)
Why do you recommend Support tree for Clan Boss for this Champion?
Doesn’t “grim resolve” make more sense than shield breaker since being under %50 HP would prob be far more common?
I’d like to see recommendations on which skill we should use when we get the souls? If that makes sense
Just got this beast. Already have fumyth unkillable 1 keyin unm so I put him in high speed fr3nzy gear because he self damages with his a3. his a1 is also great with high CR. and his a2 steals TM. this dude is a complete greaseman. Better than many lehgoos
I think he can also be an MVP in Fire Knight in those new kind of Tournaments (only champs from Gaellen Pact allowed) or Clan Quests (clear FK20 or higher 10 times with Ogryns only).
The MASTERY GUIDE gives fatal misleading info. The players who got this beast 99% will use him for a speed-tunned unlikable clan boss team. There should be a MASTERY guide for an unlikable clan boss. Thanks
So if I’m reading what you are saying below about lasting gifts right you are saying “Do not do what I have suggested above in the guide. Do something else.” Correct?
@Shaddus: It was a long time ago where players found a way to create an easy way to build unkillable clan boss team by using Paragon to provide Unkillable buff and 4 Valerie to increase the Unkillable Buff duration. Plarium developer decided to implement a nerf to this mechanics to prevent players from taking advantage of building this team to tackle against the toughest Nightmare Clan Boss (it was before Ultra Nightmare Clan Boss being implemented I believe). This nerf also includes Lasting Gifts mastery to prevent it from extending the duration of any buff that prevents the enemy from killing its target (e.g. Block Damage, Unkillable)
Is there any reason why this suggests Lasting Gifts if it won’t extend Unkillable?
@Robdalajara I do too, the only way to prevent this is if you manually target the main spider he’ll start using his A2. You can use this trick to complete the Arbiter missions but those 30/100 auto battles not so much. I know there’s a way to target the spider every battle with a macro (using bluestacks?) but I’ve never tempered with it. Hope this help!
I have to agree with @Chris Deux. He needs to be rated higher on Fire Knight because his Siphon skill completely depletes the turn meter and he is a life saver on the two trash waves before the boss fight.
Does anyone else have the issue that he will not use his Syphon ability when on auto? It’s super frustrating, as he just uses his A1 and A3 during spider runs on auto.
He’s probably the most important champion in the entire game. He’s the universal key to all kinds of variations of Unkillable Clan Boss teams. Clan Boss gives the best loot in the game, which makes him so valuable. Gratz to you if you pull him!
He can be used in Arena too with good success, but he’s best known as the Clan Boss King.
Hi Ayumi,
Maybe you should also provide the masteries for the cb unkillable combo, he is quite famous for that. 🙂
Cheers
Maneater is very, very useful on Fire Knight. His Syphon was a game changer for me…draining the boss turn meter and keeping the shield down for extra rounds of damage or healing / buffing before his attack. He is definitely better than a 3 star there.
How to build masteries for this guy in CA team? He is my only Atck down champ and I suspect Rapid Response and Arcane Celerity will mess up the rotation.
I’d expect maneater higher for spiders. Turn meter reduction, unkillable and block buffs for the poison, and an aoe A1 attack down – makes the spiderlings much more survivable. He was key to getting me through spider 20
Ash did a great unkillable clan boss team guide like a week ago you might want to add.
It’s difficult to build this guy properly, he needs a lot: good AC (for Attack Down and A2), CR (otherwise you have no Attack Down debuff), HP (& Def. stacked up too if you use him for CB), Speed (preferably he needs to go first on the arena, and first or second CB for Attack Down), and, optionally, Attack (as his damage scales with Attack and not HP, unfortunately).
This guy has needs! But he is worth it, really he is.
isnt better Defense tree and go to Retribution to have 50% chance to counterattack him with the A1 and renew the Decrease Attack?
Master Hexer only adds 30% chance to renew it..
@sauce: Use Lifesteal on Maneater so he could heal himself rather than relying on Apothecary to heal him. You will need to get Warmaster (Tier 6 Offense Mastery) on Maneater for his healing to be effective. Get his Critical Rate up to 100% so he can always land his Decrease Attack on Clan Boss.
How to get 100% uptime with Attack Down on CB?
Using Life Steal is difficult.
Having only Apothecary to heal ist hard not to use LS.
He misses frequently for CB his attack down.
Because he uses another ability.
Or because its resisted or he gets stunned.
Bit after 3 or 4 minutes into the fight in Auto, o die becaise boss hits hard and its enough fornhim to miss it just once and we wipe because his attack down is only for one turn.
Being this, how can he be so good for cb?
@Dreaken It’s to increase Block Debuffs (also on A3), there’s not much useful at that tier. Kill Streak or Spirit Haste are viable options.
Just a question on the masterys suggested for Maneater. at the T5 branch under support it says to give him Lasting Gift, but in its description it states that it will not increase the buff duration of Block Damage, Unkillable, or Revive on Death. Since the only buffs he applies are Unkillable and Block Damage, is there any other mastery at that tier that would work for him at all?
His shield says Attack when Shields can only be defense 🙂 Just a heads up. otherwise I love this champion!
I agree FLSUNDRAGON. Maneater (even after his recent nerf/correction on his A2), Madame Serris, and Tayre are overall the three best Epic champions for end game content. Miscreated Monster and Peydma are very good obviously, but I find much less places to use them end game than the these top three. Psylar is also worth mentioning as her A3 is one of the most OP skill in the game; she is also very useful in many end game team comps.
I’ve used him extensively for both PVP and PVE. He should be S tier. Sure, his damage doesnt scale well being an HP hero with damage based on attack, but his kit and overall utility make him one of the best epics. I would say that all of his skills (as well as his aura), are very strong.
Thanx!
@GGPotatoe: All champions require Accuracy if they want to inflict a debuff on enemies such as Decrease Attack, unless stated otherwise where the skill description says “Cannot be Resisted”. For Maneater A1 skill, he will only apply that debuff if he successfully triggers a Critical Hit on enemies. This means that the proc rate is now handled by the amount of Critical Rate your Maneater has. If he has 100% Critical Rate, then he can inflict this debuff. However, all debuffs has a chance to be resisted by the opposing champion. The higher the amount of resist that the enemy has, the higher chances of that debuff will be resisted. Assuming Maneater has zero accuracy, while his target has 200 Resist, Maneater has a 10% chance of landing that debuff (200 resist – 0 accuracy = 200 difference, Minimum amount of chances to apply debuff by the game mechanic is 10% which cannot be reduced further by 200 resist)
Why accuracy when his A1 debuff is applied by crit?