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Standard Relics

Volcardiac Heart, Hallowed Hilt, Aspect of Siroth, Wand of Submission, Gilded Dragonstone, Demonic Effigy, Golden Elixir, Unholy Grail, Mask of Rage, Journal of Necrotos, Rod of Blasphemy

Chimera Relics

Stormcaller, Chronocube, Gorecrescent, Hand of Uncreation, Scroll of the Unseen, Orb of Transfixion, Irethi Coronet, Malefic Talon, Diadem of Undeath, Tempus Sanguinis, Molten Deathbell

Clan Relics

Murderfang, Chrysalid of Rebirth, Essence Quencher, Temporal Stagnator, Infernosphere, Valkanen’s Grasp, The Fleshrender, Blackshroud Fan

Live Arena Relics

The Deathdealer, Infernal Polytope, Ax Serpentis, Harp of Kasbiel, Preserved Aberration, Moondeath Orchid, Draught of Ire, Royal Digit

Faction Wars Relics

Torch of Thralldom, Mind of Marquat, Eternal Soulgaol, The Collective, Hammer of Ending, Perched Shadow, Arachnelixir, Codex Luminis

Forge Pass Relics

Dreadbomb, Immortal Visage, Blades of Akumori, Bane of Sintranos, Andromeda’s Diadem, The Exile’s Crown, Pyros Malleos, Frostspawn Cocoon

Grim Forest Relics

Steel-Eyed Cutter, Hoarder’s Cauldron, Compass of Anaxia, Revolting Seedling, Soulmar Crystal, Sporeburst Rod, Coronet of Gloom, Lens of Intangibility

Event Relics

Alice’s Adventure: The Cat’s Gaze, Hatter’s Reserve
Chaos Awakes: Covetous Passion, Crown of Corruption, Skull of Treason, Gilded Pinion, Grail of Agony, Gaze of Damnation, Tempus Morbidia, Sinners Cloak
Discovery: Stars of the Jiinang, Xibia’s Servitude, Last Laugh Amulet, Mask of Disquiet, Exuzar’s Totem, Saint Zavier’s Tribute, Thunderous Circlet, Jaws of Hatred
Wings of Winter: Vigor Mortis, Sigil of the Akar, Howling Guardians, Darksmile’s Toast, Thunderbolt Spear, Okulos Kustodion, Diabolical Dice, The Towerhelm

Circular Gemstones

Boss Slayer, Bolstered Defense, Undead Bulwark, Bloodthirsty Prowess, Puppetmaster, Uncontrollable, Explosive Power, Dungeon Delver, Unflinching, Destructive Accuracy, Targetfinder, Foekiller, Critical Bolster, Unerring Focus, Unstoppable, Invigorated

Diamond Gemstones

Necrodefence, Revival’s Boon, Heal ‘N’ Go, Caught Unaware, Parting Gift, Gathering Momentum, Carved Open, Expeditious Exploration, Precision Removal, Starting Strength, Energy Expansion, Revival Blessing, Enhanced Shot, Blessed Heal, Unburdened, Greater Restoration

Pentagonal Gemstones

Slow The Enemy, Patient Refuge, Impede Them, Skillmaster, Nimblemiss, Skill Adept, Power Reset, Speedy Willpower, Growing Resolve, Maximum Velocity, Survival Speed, Assured Security, In For The Kill, Fleetfoot, Unbroken Strength, Extra Velocity

Square Gemstones

Torpidity, Goad God, Blunt Blades, Buff Depletion, Steadfast Preparation, Weakening Resolve, Damage Mitigation, Opening Gambit, Single Combat Master, Weak Retort, Strengthening Will, Strength Sap, Barbed Defense, Embellished Shield, Steadfastness, Sanctified Skin

Triangular Gemstones

Extra Punishment, Double Down, Constant Onslaught, Sharpened Riposte, Piercing Strike, Critical Strategy, Rolling Force, Attacking Prowess, Pouncing Strike, Target Smash, Unrelenting Power, Quickstrike, Unbowed Might, Pierce Defences, Shieldbreaker, Lifedrain

Circular Gemstones (Live Arena)

Momentum Breaker, Fortuitous Velocity, Toxin’s Touch, Pyromaniac, Magic Destroyer, Old Sorcery, You Asked For It, Woe to The Besieged

Triangular Gemstones (Live Arena)

No Mercy, Know Thy Enemy, Take Em Down, Fearmonger, Bloody Momentum, Void Slayer, The Strong Survive, Fighting Fury

Square Gemstones (Live Arena)

Blinding Barrage, Nigh Impermeable, Unflappable, Hunker Down, Standing Proud, Self Control, Will of Iron, Runes of Shielding

Diamond Gemstones (Live Arena)

Monstrosity, Living Dynamo, Last Stand, Weakness Revealed, Perfect Heist, Force Breaker, Tough Hide, Rapid Regrowth

Pentagonal Gemstones (Live Arena)

Ruinous Venom, Abyssal Ice, Toy with Foes, Taking Advantage, Spirit Breaker, Essence Taker, Skullcracker, Tactical Withdrawal

Volcardiac Heart

Wearer places a 10% [Magma Shield] buff for 2 turns at the start of the battle. Also places a 10% [Magma Shield] buff on the wearer for 2 turns whenever they lose 25% of their HP in a single hit.
Level 2: Shield Strength +2%
Level 3: Shield Strength +2%
Level 4: Shield Strength +2%
Level 5: Shield Strength +2%
Level 6: Shield Strength +2%
Stats: 96 RES, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Volcardiac Heart is an SS-Tier relic built for go-second Arena teams, giving tanky revivers and high-RES champions a powerful edge. Its unique shield not only boosts survivability but also reflects damage, turning enemy AoE nukers like Marius the Gallant into their own worst enemy. Champions such as Starsage Galathir, Marichka the Unbreakable, and Wight Queen Ankora make exceptional use of this relic to keep their team standing while punishing opponents in return.
Lore: Ripped, still beating, from the fiery chest of Tekton the Searblood. On command, a wall of licking flames radiates from this granite-hard Demonic heart, burning arrows and melting blades.

Hallowed Hilt

Whenever the wearer heals an ally with an active skill, has a 25% chance to place the [Fervor] buff on the ally for 1 turn.
Level 2: Buff Chance +5%
Level 3: Buff Chance +5%
Level 4: Buff Chance +5%
Level 5: Buff Chance +5%
Level 6: Buff Chance +5%
Stats: 24 SPD, 3185 HP, 28 RES
Guide: Hallowed Hilt is an SS-Tier relic that provides one of the strongest SPD boosts in the game, making it a top choice for your fastest Arena champion to secure turn order. Each time the wearer heals an ally there is a chance to grant the unique Fervor buff, adding bonus damage and giving extra value when used on healers or buffers. Champions like Arbiter, Siphi the Lost Bride, and Theodosia the Disgraced can make excellent use of this relic, turning both their speed and healing into a win condition.
Lore: From the broken blade of Saint Mariam of Pureheart, Savior of Bleakgorge Keep, Martyr of the Red Fields. Resides within the heart of the Eternal Citadel’s most holy armory, made ready for war in dire times.

Aspect of Siroth

Whenever the wearer receives fatal damage, reduces it by 50% of their Turn Meter and then fully reduces their Turn Meter. Cooldown: 1 turn.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +10%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +10%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +10%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +10%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +10%
Stats: 398 DEF, 51 RES, 28 ACC
Guide: Aspect of Siroth is an A-Tier relic that shines on champions who contribute through passives rather than active turns, while also providing protection against enemies that can bypass Stoneskin. When the wearer takes fatal damage, the relic reduces the hit by consuming half of their Turn Meter before fully dropping it, which can stop an early knockout in its tracks. This relic is particularly effective in Arena against deadly threats like Georgid because it can prevent an instant defeat. Champions such as Freyja Fateweaver, Rotos the Lost Groom and Ultimate Deathknight gain the most from this effect, turning potentially fatal hits into opportunities to keep fighting.
Lore: They whom the Shadow God deems must live are granted the Aspect of Siroth. This burning, Demonic skull is bound with the dark magic of Anathraad itself, fed with the souls of mortals to allow its passage to Teleria.

Wand of Submission

Wearer has a 25% chance to reflect [Stun], [Sleep], [Fear], [True Fear], [Freeze], [Provoke], [Petrification] and [Sheep] debuffs back at the producer.
Level 2: Buff Reflect Chance +5%
Level 3: Buff Reflect Chance +5%
Level 4: Buff Reflect Chance +5%
Level 5: Buff Reflect Chance +5%
Level 6: Buff Reflect Chance +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 12 SPD, 28 ACC
Guide: Wand of Submission is an SS-Tier relic that dominates in Arena by reflecting powerful crowd control debuffs back at their source. With a chance to turn effects like Stun, Sleep, Fear, True Fear, Freeze, Provoke, Petrification, and Sheep against opponents, it both shields your champions and disrupts enemies in one move. This makes it a top choice for debuff-focused teams and champions who thrive on controlling the battlefield. Champions such as Armanz the Magnificent, Nais the Shadowthief, and Odin Faefather can maximize its value, turning enemy tricks into their own advantage.
Lore: Bloodquartz honed to jagged, mountain-like points. A stone of power and protection, set within a spiked blackiron device with a visage of death. To harm the wielder is to harm oneself.

Gilded Dragonstone

Wearer’s DEF increases by 1% each time they receive damage (stacks up to 10%).
Level 2: Max DEF +2%
Level 3: Max DEF +2%
Level 4: Max DEF +2%
Level 5: Max DEF +2%
Level 6: Max DEF +2%
Stats: 398 DEF, 51 RES, 1662 HP
Guide: Gilded Dragonstone is a B-Tier relic that boosts the wearer’s DEF each time they take damage, stacking up to 10 percent. It serves as a budget-friendly option for DEF-based damage dealers and shines on champions whose Shields scale with DEF, providing extra durability in tough fights. Champions such as Helicath, Valkyrie, and Vault Keeper Wixwell can take full advantage of this relic, though most damage dealers may prefer stronger alternatives.
Lore: An egg of solid gold, the size of a spawnling’s head. Rare even at the Dragonkin Empire’s height, now only a handful exist. Each radiates a will-restoring heat, filling the bearer with calm confidence.

Demonic Effigy

Wearer’s Turn Meter increases by 10% whenever one of their allies dies.
Level 2: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 3: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 4: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 5: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 6: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 51 RES, 6 SPD
Guide: Demonic Effigy is a C-Tier relic that increases the wearer’s Turn Meter by ten percent each time an ally falls in battle. It can work on tanky revivers to help them act faster after a teammate’s death, but its impact is limited compared to stronger relic options. Champions such as Dawncaller Sabitha, Raglin and Rector Drath may see some benefit, though most players will likely choose higher-tier relics for their revivers.
Lore: This statue is bound with Siroth’s boons. By his will, those carrying it are made fleet of foot, shrug off the effects of Lumayan magic, and their wounds restitch themselves before the very eyes of the foe.

Golden Elixir

Wearer is instantly healed by 10% when their HP drops below 50%.
Level 2: Heal +2%
Level 3: Heal +2%
Level 4: Heal +2%
Level 5: Heal +2%
Level 6: Heal +2%
Stats: 398 ATK, 51 ACC, 1662 HP
Guide: Golden Elixir is an S-Tier relic that provides an instant ten percent heal when the wearer’s HP falls below fifty percent, making it a lifesaver for tanky champions. It excels in tough boss fights where staying alive is crucial, helping solo champions endure longer and maintain pressure. Champions such as Aox the Rememberer, Strategos Islin, Geomancer, Niamhe Spear of Nyresa, Urost the Soulcage, and Vergis can make the most of this relic, turning critical moments into opportunities to stay in the fight.
Lore: The Arbiter’s tears are golden streams upon a shimmering pale face. When collected, they shine with her radiance, a light in dark places and dark times, and a healing balm that soothes the most savage wounds.

Unholy Grail

Wearer deals 2% more damage if under any buffs.
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Unholy Grail is a F-Tier relic that gives the wearer a small two percent damage boost while under any debuffs, making it a very minor stat increase. As the first free relic, it is notably weak and should be replaced at the earliest opportunity. Its main value lies in being used as fodder to strengthen other relics, though it can provide a slight damage boost to ATK, DEF, or HP nuker champions when they are affected by enemy debuffs.
Lore: Self re-filling with miasmic potions steaming, viscous and lambent. Many have claimed it, many have been ensnared by it. Its claws bore deep, its coils bind tight. Myriad are its boons, but each is a curse.

Mask of Rage

Wearer receives 5% less damage from enemies under a [Provoke] debuff.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +2%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +2%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +2%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +2%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 ACC
Guide: Mask of Rage is a F-Tier relic that reduces damage taken by five percent when the wearer is affected by a Provoke debuff, but its effect is minimal. It is best used as fodder to power up stronger relics and serves only as a temporary option for Provoke champions. Most players will want to replace it quickly with more impactful relics to maximize their team’s performance.
Lore: Anger darkens a soul. Shrouds a mind with a crimson cloud, thick and clawing. Witness the noble made crass, the measured made feckless. This weakness, this sickness, once induced, renders a being a marionette.

Journal of Necrotos

Wearer’s heals and Turn Meter increase effects applies to allies are boosted by 15%.
Level 2: Heal & TM Increase Boost +3%
Level 3: Heal & TM Increase Boost +3%
Level 4: Heal & TM Increase Boost +3%
Level 5: Heal & TM Increase Boost +3%
Level 6: Heal & TM Increase Boost +3%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Journal of Necrotos is an A-Tier relic that boosts the wearer’s healing and Turn Meter increase effects applied to allies by fifteen percent, making it a powerful tool for support champions. It excels on champions who specialize in Turn Meter manipulation, like Arbiter, or strong healers such as Apothecary and Tagoar. Champions like Senna Amberheart also benefit from this relic, making it a versatile choice that enhances two of the most universally valuable effects in the game.
Lore: Consumed with knowledge, was Necrotos the Reader, a hoarder of spells and histories, of tales and philosophies. No tome’s price was too great, no volume’s secrets too dangerous to peruse. His obsession was his doom.

Rod of Blasphemy

Wearer receives 2% less damage if under any debuffs.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 28 ACC
Guide: Rod of Blasphemy is a F-Tier relic that reduces damage taken by two percent while the wearer is under any debuffs, offering only a minor defensive benefit. It is primarily used as fodder to enhance stronger relics and stands as one of the weakest options in the game. Until a better relic is obtained, it can serve as a basic HP booster, but its overall impact is very limited.
Lore: Only blind monks of the Order may be in its presence. Siroth-touched, it is said to be. Immune to forge fire, dispeller of Lumayan dark-breaker magic, shatterer of blessed hammers and axes. Should evil ever find it…

Stormcaller

Wearer has a 20% chance of placing a [Stormcall] buff on themselves whenever they land a critical hit.
Level 2: Buff Chance +10%
Level 3: Buff Chance +10%
Level 4: Buff Chance +10%
Level 5: Buff Chance +25%
Level 6: Buff Chance +25%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 204 ATK, 6 SPD
Guide: Stormcaller shines as an SS-Tier relic that amplifies damage while adding a heavy dose of Stuns. It works best on champions who can hit multiple times with AoE skills or trigger frequent Ally Attacks and Counterattacks, with standouts including Marius the Gallant, Kro’khad the Throatripper, Khoronar, Cupidus, and Gharol Bloodmaul.
Lore: The power of the fiercest tempest thrums in this weapon, so heavy only the mightiest can wield it. There is no plate it cannot buckle, no shield it cannot break, no wall it cannot breach.

Chronocube

Wearer has a 50% chance to take 2 turns in a row. If this effect activates, wearer skips the next turn. Occurs only once per battle.
Level 2: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 3: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 4: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 5: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 6: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 104 DEF
Guide: Chronocube is an S-Tier relic that guarantees an Extra Turn, allowing champions to unleash two powerful abilities back-to-back for a game-changing advantage in the Arena. It excels on champions like Armanz the Magnificent, who can strip buffs with his A3 before draining Turn Meter with his A2, or on Queen of Hearts for seamless skill chains. However, it’s less effective on Mythical champions since form-switching interactions cause them to lose a turn.
Lore: Not enough time. So has felt many a Telerian sorcerer, among them Egrisk the Lined. He neglected food and sleep to fashion this arcane device that could slow localized time. Though successful, the effort cost him his

Gorecrescent

Wearer’s next attack after killing an enemy deals 20% more damage.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +5%
Level 6: Damage +10%
Stats: 398 ATK, 21% C.DMG, 6 SPD
Guide: Gorecrescent is an S-Tier relic that empowers burst champions who can take down an enemy with one hit, even through defenses like Stone Skin, Unkillable, Block Damage, and then follow up with another powerful strike. It performs best in fast battles against lighter opponents, making it highly effective in the Arena or when clearing waves, with top users including Ailil, Georgid the Breaker, and Rotos the Lost Groom.
Lore: A crimson haze hangs over the bearer, their skin slick with the blood of thousands slain. The blade, ever sharp, takes limbs and heads, but remains forever clean.

Hand of Uncreation

Wearer reduces the chance of debuff application, buff removal or steal effects, Turn Meter reduction effects, and increase skill cooldown effects by 10%.
Level 2: Effect Chance Reduction +2%
Level 3: Effect Chance Reduction +2%
Level 4: Effect Chance Reduction +2%
Level 5: Effect Chance Reduction +2%
Level 6: Effect Chance Reduction +2%
Stats: 96 ACC, 51 RES, 6 SPD
Guide: Hand of Uncreation is a B-Tier relic that serves as a viable alternative to the Wand of Submission, particularly for teams built to go second in the Arena. Its effects can be impactful, but the low activation rates make it unreliable as a primary strategy. Champions like Ramantu Drakesblood and Mithrala Lifebane can make good use of it when consistency is not the main concern.
Lore: It sprouted from the walls of the Grand Arcanist’s seeping laboratories. A throttler of thralls. A clawer of beasts. A sewer of sorcery. Hewn from its birthplace, it was bound in scrolls of dark magic.

Scroll of the Unseen

Wearer’s damage increases by 1% each time any other Champion takes a turn when the wearer is under a [Veil] or [Perfect Veil] buff (stacks up to 30%). Damage bonus resets after the wearer takes a turn.
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +1%
Stats: 398 ATK, 21% C.DMG, 6 SPD
Guide: Scroll of the Unseen is a A-Tier relic that works best on slower, heavy-hitting champions in Clan Boss teams, provided they remain under Veil at all times. When paired with the right speed-tuning, it can deliver a substantial damage boost, with champions like Ninja and Trunda Giltmallet benefiting the most. However, many players may find higher-tier damage relics to be more consistent and easier to maximize in practice.
Lore: The creation of a blind warrior-monk. An unblinking aperture. An infinite page. Seeking weaknesses in armor, weapons and battle-spells. So much to record. So much to exploit.

Orb of Transfixion

Wearer has a 10% chance to steal 1 random buff when attacking a target. This effect cannot be resisted. Occurs once per skill.
Level 2: Steal Chance +5%
Level 3: Steal Chance +5%
Level 4: Steal Chance +5%
Level 5: Steal Chance +5%
Level 6: Steal Chance +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 51 ACC, 6 SPD
Guide: Orb of Transfixion is a B-Tier relic suited for Arena champions who rely on frequent attacks to strip away powerful buffs such as Stone Skin, Block Damage, or other key protections. It can be valuable on champions like Mighty Ukko and Lord Entertainer Fabian, though its potential is limited by the low chance of activation.
Lore: A hypnotic eye in a sphere of glass, piercing and soul-scrying. Darkest fears and wildest dreams it sees, its hunger for secrets insatiable. To what end? Cruel amusement.

Irethi Coronet

Wearer’s damage increases by 1% each time they place a debuff (stacks up to 30%).
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +1%
Stats: 398 ATK, 51 ACC, 1662 HP
Guide: Irethi Coronet is an S-Tier relic that shines on damage dealers who can stack multiple debuffs and perform best in prolonged battles such as Clan Boss fights. It provides consistent, high damage without the need to rely on relic ranks, making it one of the most reliable options for sustained encounters. Champions like Thor Faehammer, Ninja, and Trunda Giltmallet are excellent choices for maximizing its value.
Lore: Many a wizard-scholar and sorcerer-prince have crowned themselves in fell Ireth, that city of darkness, of malice, of depraved insanity. Their diadems are foul objects, spiked and shrouded with evil power.

Malefic Talon

Wearer has a 20% chance to deal 10% more damage when attacking.
Level 2: Extra Damage Chance +5%
Level 3: Extra Damage Chance +5%
Level 4: Extra Damage Chance +5%
Level 5: Extra Damage Chance +5%
Level 6: Extra Damage Chance +10%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 3185 HP, 104 ATK
Guide: Malefic Talon is a B-Tier relic that gives a clean boost to any champion built around critical damage. It may not bring flashy effects, but it shines as a dependable filler, especially for early-game damage dealers. Champions with skills that scale off Enemy MAX HP or Shield capacity, such as Titus Blackplume, Seer, and Royal Guard, can push their damage even further with this relic.
Lore: The eye-clawed fiend is a beast with three—dozen bladed limbs. Each drips with corrosive sap that melts metal, flesh, and stone. Wicked are the weapons, like this, made of such things. Tools for murder most vile.

Diadem of Undeath

Wearer’s DEF increases by 1% for each ally under an [Ally Protection] buff placed by them.
Level 2: DEF +1%
Level 3: DEF +1%
Level 4: DEF +1%
Level 5: DEF +1%
Level 6: DEF +1%
Stats: 398 DEF, 3185 HP, 28 RES
Guide: Diadem of Undeath is a F-Tier relic that sees little real use beyond being fed into stronger relics. It can offer some value on Ally Protectors, giving minor support to champions like Miscreated Monster or Nazana, but overall it falls short compared to better options. For most players, it ends up as a stepping stone for powering up more impactful relics rather than a long-term choice, with starter champions being its most likely wearers.
Lore: Hundreds of dead monarchs lie uneasy in soil, sand, and rock, many self-proclaimed, many murdered by rivals fixating on their power. Their crowns thrum with a thirst for vengeance unquenched by time.

Tempus Sanguinis

Wearer’s Turn Meter reduction effects are boosted by 15%.
Level 2: Turn Meter Reduction +3%
Level 3: Turn Meter Reduction +3%
Level 4: Turn Meter Reduction +3%
Level 5: Turn Meter Reduction +3%
Level 6: Turn Meter Reduction +3%
Stats: 6120 HP, 51 ACC, 104 DEF
Guide: Tempus Sanguinis is a B-Tier relic that empowers champions who specialize in Turn Meter reduction, making their control abilities hit even harder. It is especially effective in early boss fights such as Spider and Fire Knight, as well as in Faction Wars where keeping enemies locked down is key. Alure and Gnut stands out as the perfect user, turning her already devastating Turn Meter control into a game-changing weapon.
Lore: The vampire’s curse is a cruel fate indeed. Each heartbeat without a drop of blood brings one closer to becoming a bat-like monster. The timer drips, each a reminder to feed, each a torture.

Molten Deathbell

Wearer’s Turn Meter increases by 10% when applying [Stun], [Sleep], [Fear], [True Fear], [Freeze], [Provoke], [Petrification] and [Sheep] debuffs to enemies. Occurs once per turn.
Level 2: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 3: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 4: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 5: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 6: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Stats: 96 ACC, 204 DEF, 1662 HP
Guide: Molten Deathbell is an A-Tier relic that is perfect for crowd control champions who thrive on keeping enemies locked down and pairing well with high accuracy. Champions like Armanz the Magnificent and Lord Entertainer Fabian can maximize this effect, rapidly reapplying their debuffs to maintain constant control over the battlefield.
Lore: Once of the Ogryn Korugar, filled with his wrath. Taken from him and cursed by the insane smiths of Anathraad, all servants of the Shadow God are emboldened by its tocsins, the clarion call of fiery destruction and death.

Murderfang

Wearer has a 25% chance to deal bonus damage when using default skills. Bonus damage is either 3% (single-target hits) or 1% (AoE hits) of target’s MAX HP.
Level 2: Bonus Damage Chance +5%
Level 3: Bonus Damage Chance +5%
Level 4: Bonus Damage Chance +5%
Level 5: Bonus Damage Chance +10%
Level 6: Bonus Damage Chance +10%
Stats: 398 ATK, 21% C.DMG, 1662 HP
Guide: Murderfang is an A-Tier relic that works best on Clan Boss champions who frequently counterattack or trigger Ally Attacks, making it a solid choice for sustained damage over time. Champions like Kro’khad the Throatripper, Khoronar, Cupidus, Cardiel, Vault Keeper Wixwell, and Ronda can make the most of this relic, though its limited activation keeps it from being among the strongest Mythical options.
Lore: Sigil of the Dragonkin’s great warrior-physicians, seized during the Sin of Dragons. Now malice and venom—seeped, corrupted by Siroth’s fleshmelders and soultwysters. A single stab will draw a torrent of blood.

Chrysalid of Rebirth

Wearer has a 30% chance to get an Extra Turn when reviving allies or themselves.
Level 2: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 3: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 4: Extra Turn Chance +10%
Level 5: Extra Turn Chance +20%
Level 6: Extra Turn Chance +20%
Stats: 24 SPD, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Chrysalid of Rebirth is an SS-Tier relic that pairs perfectly with champions who thrive on revival, combining a massive SPD boost with one of the most impactful effects in the game. Champions like Elva Autumnborn, Lady Noelle, and Starsage Galathir can make full use of this relic, solidifying it as the best-in-slot for most revivers.
Lore: The macabre symbol of an Insect Lord of Durham – the Ever-growing Chrysalid, the Undying Lepid, the Cocooned Horror. Its followers seem to defy death itself, molting from their old bodies into new, more twisted

Essence Quencher

Wearer’s damage is increased by 20% of the target’s current Turn Meter. Damage cannot be increased by more than 10% (5% against Bosses)
Level 2: Max Damage +2% / +1%
Level 3: Max Damage +2% / +1%
Level 4: Max Damage +2% / +1%
Level 5: Max Damage +2% / +1%
Level 6: Max Damage +2% / +1%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 204 ATK, 1662 HP
Guide: Essence Quencher is an S-Tier relic that is a strong choice for general damage dealers and shines particularly on champions whose attacks scale with HP. Champions like Taras the Fierce and Wight King Narses can maximize this relic, making it a reliable pick for consistent damage output.
Lore: A creation of Ireth, every soul gaoled within this vial writhes and bowls in torment. Each is a former owner who has killed a former owner. The Quencher thirsts for spirits. The stronger a foe, the greater its hunger.

Temporal Stagnator

Wearer has a 20% chance to remove, steal, or convert buffs, or increase a skill’s cooldown when landing a weak hit.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 96 ACC, 12 SPD, 28 RES
Guide: Temporal Stagnator is an A-Tier relic that works best on champions with lockout who are not void affinity, turning minor attacks into strategic opportunities. Champions like Alika, Lord Entertainer Fabian, and Night Queen Krixia can capitalize on this niche effect to disrupt enemies and control the battlefield.
Lore: A creation of the Archmage Hellmut, stolen long ago. A chronomantic device of such power even its maker did not understand; its crackling, prismatic energies are barely contained by a rune-plated

Infernosphere

Wearer’s RES increases by 2% for every 5% of HP lost (stacks up to 20%).
Level 2: Max RES +2%
Level 3: Max RES +2%
Level 4: Max RES +2%
Level 5: Max RES +2%
Level 6: Max RES +2%
Stats: 96 RES, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Infernosphere is an A-Tier relic that serves as a strong RES stat-stick for champions built around high resistance, helping them endure longer in tough fights. Champions like Ultimate Deathknight and Wight Queen Ankora can take full advantage of this relic, making it a rare and valuable option for any high-RES build.
Lore: An orb of fiery magma that endlessly ripples and shifts, contained by holy Lumayan magic. To clutch it is to feel pain that purifies the soul and hardens one against the seductions of Darkness.

Valkanen’s Grasp

Wearer reflects 5% of damage absorbed by [Block Damage] or [Unkillable] buffs back to the attacker.
Level 2: Reflect Damage +5%
Level 3: Reflect Damage +5%
Level 4: Reflect Damage +5%
Level 5: Reflect Damage +5%
Level 6: Reflect Damage +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Valkanen’s Grasp is a C-Tier relic that provides a minor boost to damage, making it situational but useful in specific scenarios. It shines when completing the damage reflection Trial in Chimera or when aiming for clever plays in Arena. Champions who has Block Damage or Unkillable skill such as Helicath, Niamhe Spear of Nyresa, Odin Faefather, and Demytha can make the most of this relic in these niche situations.
Lore: A clawed hand reaches through the mirror’s shimmering darkness. It is at once horrifying yet beguiling. Its offer cannot be refused yet cannot be accepted. Power. Life. Victory. At the mere price of a soul, Valkanen learned.

The Fleshrender

Wearer increases the damage of each hit on their next attack by 3% of any surplus heal when self-healing. Damage cannot be increased by more than 20,000, and will reset after each attack.
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 398 DEF, 3185 HP, 11% C.DMG
Guide: The Fleshrender is a F-Tier relic that provides no significant benefits on its own and is primarily used as fodder to level up stronger relics. It serves as a temporary option until better relics are available, making it a basic but necessary part of upgrading your more impactful equipment.
Lore: Accursed weapon and tool of torture both, forged in Anathraad, steel quenched in the ichor of Demons. The blades spin faster with every sample of flesh. Many a confession has it drawn, many a mangled corpse has it left.

Blackshroud_Fan

Wearer receives 2% less damage from [Ally Protection] effects or buffs placed by them.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: The Blackshroud Fan was once written off as an F-tier relic with little combat value, mostly serving as fodder to boost stronger gear, but it has found new life as a specialized tool for survival. Its effect reduces incoming damage by 2 percent for every Ally Protection placed by the wearer, scaling up to 8 percent per effect, which means a team can reach an impressive 32 percent reduction when four protections are active. That kind of durability is a game changer in the right setup, especially in Clan Boss fights with champions like Toragi the Frog or Krisk the Ageless who thrive on Ally Protection mechanics. While it is still not a relic you will want in every lineup, it has evolved from a disposable placeholder into a clever niche option, earning a respectable mid tier rating of 6 out of 10 for its ability to turn synergy into meaningful staying power.
Lore: How great were the gifts given to Lady Mikage upon her coronation. Among them, a fan lined with razor-sharp blades and adorned with Demonic sigils. An evil thing, but one flick can ward off a spell or deflect a blade.

Infernal Polytope

Fully resets the cooldowns of the wearer’s skills whenever their HP drops below 15%. Cooldown: 3 turns.
Level 2: HP Drop Requirement +5%
Level 3: HP Drop Requirement +5%
Level 4: HP Drop Requirement +5%
Level 5: HP Drop Requirement +5%
Level 6: HP Drop Requirement +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 12 SPD, 104 DEF
Guide: Infernal Polytope is an S-Tier relic that excels on tanky Arena champions, particularly those with Unkillable or Cheat Death mechanics, giving them a significant edge in survival. Its powerful effect can turn the tide of battle, though reaching several ranks is necessary to trigger it reliably. Champions such as Knave of Hearts, Starsage Galathir, and Theodosia the Disgraced can maximize its potential to dominate tough Arena matchups.
Lore: Dark, rune-inscribed star metal. Infinite is the space within. An unsettling product of a paranoid Irethi mind — a jealous hoarder of evil talismans. She housed them in this, behind a fiendish puzzle and spiteful curses.

The Deathdealer

Wearer’s attacks will always be critical hits, but the wearer receives 200% more damage.
Level 2: Extra Damage Received -20%
Level 3: Extra Damage Received -20%
Level 4: Extra Damage Received -20%
Level 5: Extra Damage Received -20%
Level 6: Extra Damage Received -20%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: The Deathdealer is an SS-Tier relic that prevents weak hits from negative affinity matchups, making it a must-have for affinity-based debuffers and champions with strong passives who can handle the downside. It ensures critical abilities land consistently, turning high-stakes fights into manageable encounters. Champions such as Embrys the Anomaly, Lord Entertainer Fabian, and Rotos the Lost Groom benefit immensely, reliably hitting key skills and maximizing their impact in battle.
Lore: From whence did this nightmarish blade come? Some cursed forge in a Lumaya-forsaken place. An ocean of blood cannot satiate it. Wielders are driven mad with gore-lust, heeding not their own lives as they butcher and kill.

Harp of Kasbiel

Wearer’s Turn Meter fills by 5% each time they use a skill that doesn’t deal damage.
Level 2: Turn Meter Increase +2%
Level 3: Turn Meter Increase +2%
Level 4: Turn Meter Increase +2%
Level 5: Turn Meter Increase +2%
Level 6: Turn Meter Increase +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 51 RES, 6 SPD
Guide: Harp of Kasbiel is an A-Tier relic that grants a steady boost to Turn Meter, making it ideal for support champions who lack active attacking skills. Its consistent effect helps these niche champions contribute more frequently to the fight, enhancing team performance. Champions such as Authoratrix Lamasu and Lady Noelle can maximize this relic to keep their allies supported and effective throughout the battle.
Lore: How beauteous the tunes, how enchanting the harmonies, of the Lightbringer and composer supreme, Kasbiel of the Symphony. With each pluck of his enchanted, golden harp, he could enliven the most fatigued soul.

Ax Serpentis

Wearer’s single-target attacks deal 5% more damage for each Exposed Neck present in the battle.
Level 2: Damage +2%
Level 3: Damage +2%
Level 4: Damage +2%
Level 5: Damage +2%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 21% C.DMG, 104 ATK
Guide: Ax Serpentis is a C-Tier relic with minimal impact, best kept in the vault until any potential buffs are introduced. Its effects are weak and highly situational, though the gem sockets offer slight value. It is generally not recommended for regular use, but it can provide some utility for single-target damage nukers in Hydra Clan Boss battles.
Lore: Cast in bronze by a Lizardman master—magesmith, long dead. Abandoned in Ireth centuries ago, now uncovered. Its power still thrums. Its thirst for vengeance, unquenched. Its blade as sharp as it was the day of its forging.

Preserved Aberration

Wearer will ignore 2% of a target’s DEF for each [Poison] debuff on the target placed by the wearer.
Level 2: Ignore DEF +1%
Level 3: Ignore DEF +1%
Level 4: Ignore DEF +1%
Level 5: Ignore DEF +1%
Level 6: Ignore DEF +2%
Stats: 398 ATK, 51 ACC, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Preserved Aberration is a B-Tier relic that boosts damage for poison-focused champions who also deal strong direct attacks. While it is currently outshined by Arachnelixir, it still provides a solid damage increase for niche champions who can take advantage of it. Champions such as Balar the Lost, Nell Blackteeth, and Supreme Kael can make the most of this relic’s damage boost.
Lore: Many are the hideous creations of Anathraad’s fleshmelders and terror-breeders. Teodor the Savant stole this hybrid monstrosity of scorpion, cockerel, and lizard from one – another prize for his collection of curios.

Moondeath Orchid

Wearer deals pure damage equal to 20% of their ATK to enemies that resist debuffs from the wearer. This damage cannot be critical.
Level 2: Damage +10%
Level 3: Damage +10%
Level 4: Damage +10%
Level 5: Damage +20%
Level 6: Damage +30%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: Moondeath Orchid is a C-Tier relic that provides backup damage for Bomb or Poison champions, particularly against high-RES enemies in Arena. Its effect is delayed, requiring higher ranks to reach meaningful impact, which limits its early usefulness. Champions such as Gaius the Gleeful, Gnishak Verminlord, and Ramantu Drakesblood can benefit once the relic is fully ranked.
Lore: Bioluminescent blooms from the depths of Durham Forest. Its seeds sprout from rotting flesh, the beautiful flowers irresistible to the hungry. Toxic petals kill the eater, providing new flesh for the cycle to begin again.

Royal Digit

Wearer has a 20% chance to decrease incoming damage by 10%.
Level 2: Damage Reduction Chance +5%
Level 3: Damage Reduction Chance +5%
Level 4: Damage Reduction Chance +5%
Level 5: Damage Reduction Chance +5%
Level 6: Damage Reduction Chance +10%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Royal Digit is a F-Tier relic with no real combat value, serving primarily as fodder to level up stronger relics. It is best used to enhance higher-tier equipment, acting as a temporary placeholder until more impactful relics are available.
Lore: Ripped from the frozen hand of a dead king of Frostheim. Ripples with deathly rime magic, the result of a heinous murder by a monstrous creation of ice and shadow magic: the Ice Golem.

Draught of Ire

Wearer deals 5% more damage using their default skill when all other skills are on cooldown.
Level 2: Damage +2%
Level 3: Damage +2%
Level 4: Damage +2%
Level 5: Damage +2%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 28 ACC
Guide: Draught of Ire is a B-Tier relic that is mainly used as fodder to level up stronger relics, but it can provide minor utility for damage nukers who rely heavily on their A1 ability. Champions who benefit from basic attacks that trigger ally join attacks or counterattacks, such as Cupidus, Khoronar, and Kro’khad the Throatripper, can make some use of it, though it is still far less impactful than higher-tier relics.
Lore: To earn Lady Mikage’s favor was to pay a high price indeed. Drinking from this brass koi granted blessings of resilience and strength but in return, Lady Mikage could take over her servant’s mind at will.

The Cat’s Gaze

Wearer ignores 10% of the target’s DEF when attacking enemies with higher MAX HP.
Level 2: Ignore DEF +2%
Level 3: Ignore DEF +2%
Level 4: Ignore DEF +2%
Level 5: Ignore DEF +2%
Level 6: Ignore DEF +2%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 204 ATK, 104 DEF
Guide: The Cat’s Gaze is an SS-Tier relic that pushes damage dealers to terrifying new heights by stacking Ignore Defence for explosive results. It shines brightest on non-HP-based champions, giving them a huge edge in arena and boss fights where cutting through defenses is the difference between victory and defeat. While its value caps once you reach full Ignore Defence, the relic is still a top choice for champions without innate defense-piercing mechanics. Fighters like Marius the Gallant, Siegfrund the Nephilim, and Sun Wukong make ideal candidates, turning their raw power into devastating precision.
Lore: A hammer claw’d. A mocking eye. Those this maul strikes will definitely die. It strengthens the weak against the strong, rewarding the right who fight the wrong. Wield it and be brazen, for it rewardeth not the craven.

Hatter’s Reserve

Wearer receives 5% less damage from enemies whose ATK is lower than the wearer’s. Also inflicts 5% more damage to enemies whose MAX HP is lower than the wearer’s.
Level 2: Damage Modifier +1%
Level 3: Damage Modifier +1%
Level 4: Damage Modifier +1%
Level 5: Damage Modifier +1%
Level 6: Damage Modifier +1%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Hatter’s Reserve is a C-Tier relic that serves as a serviceable option for HP-based damage dealers who lack stronger alternatives. While it won’t break the game, it still provides a respectable bump in damage output, especially in arena scenarios where every bit of extra punch counts. Champions like Arix, Magnarr, Ishiyama the Immovable, Wight King Narses can make practical use of it, but most players will eventually look for more impactful relics to maximize their nukers.
Lore: From the plants and beasts of Durham, this was made, crushed and mixed in darkened glade. Blended so the strong may destroy the weak, this world is for them, not the meek.

Covetous Passion

Wearer receives a 15% [Shatter] buff for 2 turns at the start of a Round. Has a 30% chance to place a 15% [Shatter] buff on the wearer for 1 turn upon killing an enemy.
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +10%
Level 4: Effect Chance +10%
Level 5: Effect Chance +20%
Level 6: Effect Chance +20%
Stats: 398 ATK, 21% C.DMG, 104 DEF
Guide: Covetous Passion is an SS-Tier relic that shines as a powerhouse pick for arena nukers and wave clear champions. Functioning as a strong alternative to Cat’s Gaze, it delivers high-value damage without needing to be ranked up, which makes it both efficient and reliable. While it falls short against Clan Boss battles, it more than makes up for it in fast-paced encounters. Champions like Seer, Siegfrund the Nephilim, and Sun Wukong can unleash devastating results with it equipped.
Lore: An intangible fist of flame, drawn from Anathraad’s infernos and bound to Kurosa the Covetous. A symbol of her devotion to Siroth, and desire to see Teleria placed under his unending creative and destructive power.

Crown of Corruption

Weaerer deals 5% more damage and receives 5% less damage when above 50% HP. When below 50% HP, wearer deals 25% less damage and receives 15% more damage.
Level 2: Damage Dealt +2.5%, Received -2%
Level 3: Damage Dealt +2.5%, Received -2%
Level 4: Damage Dealt +2.5%, Received -2%
Level 5: Damage Dealt +5.0%, Received -2%
Level 6: Damage Dealt +7.5%, Received -2%
Stats: 24 SPD, 21% C.DMG, 1662 HP
Guide: Crown of Corruption sits in SS-Tier and remains one of the most lethal arena relics thanks to its massive flat SPD gain and impressive damage potential, even after the nerf. It does require deep investment into ranks five and six before it truly shines, but once built it can transform champions like Embrys the Anomaly, Hierophant Lazarius, and Marius the Gallant into blazing fast damage dealers that control the pace of battle.
Lore: An crown of fused bone, taken from slain Corrupted. Seeping with dark magic. Made by Balar the Lost to wear when all of the Mistwood is consumed with shadow, the malignancy within rewarding success and punishing.

Skull of Treason

[HP Burn] debuffs placed by the wearer deal 10% more damage to enemies with higher MAX HP.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +10%
Level 6: Damage +15%
Stats: 96 ACC, 204 DEF, 6 SPD
Guide: Skull of Treason sits firmly in S-Tier for Arena and Siege, delivering absurd value when paired with the Incinerate Blessing, though much of its punch is locked behind the final ranks. Champions like Gizmak the Terrible, Sulfuryion, Vizug the Noxious and Vulkanos Fumor turn it into a weapon of pure destruction, punishing opponents who cannot keep up with the escalating burn damage. It is not just strong, it is oppressive, making it one of the nastiest tools for anyone who wants to dictate control in PvP.
Lore: Graoohos’ Closest friend in the Imperial legions also became a Demon. The Shadow God demanded each prove their loyalty by killing the other. Gracchos won. His prize? His comrade’s skull, burning with Anathraad’s flames.

Gilded Pinion

Wearer receives 1% less damage for each turn of cooldown on all their skills.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +0.25%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +0.25%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +0.25%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +0.25%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +0.50%
Stats: 6120 HP, 12 SPD, 28 RES
Guide: Gilded Pinion may not grab attention at first glance, but its A-Tier performance makes it a reliable safeguard for unbooked champions in Faction Wars or Cursed City. By offering steady damage reduction and balanced stats, it ensures fighters like Authoratrix Lamasu and Ursala the Mourner can survive long enough to matter. It is practical, effective, and often the quiet difference between clearing content and getting wiped.
Lore: A wing shorn from the back of Leminisi Gold-wing. Even separated from her, it radiates holy light and burns with her passion for Teleria and the Mistwood. To possess it is to receive boons uncounted.

Grail of Agony

When enemies steal or decrease the wearer’s Turn Meter, the wearer instead loses 2% MAX HP for every 1% Turn Meter that would have been lost or stolen. Can kill the wearer.
Level 2: Lost MAX HP -0.2%
Level 3: Lost MAX HP -0.2%
Level 4: Lost MAX HP -0.2%
Level 5: Lost MAX HP -0.2%
Level 6: Lost MAX HP -0.3%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 6 SPD
Guide: Grail of Agony is a cautionary relic that sits in C-Tier, doing little more than hastening your defeat against powerhouses like Armanz. The HP drain is punishing and almost impossible to offset without extreme investment, making it more liability than asset. It promises gain through pain but more often delivers only regret.
Lore: Death is too good for some, so says Tholin Foulbeard. Some must know pain beyond that for their deeds. So he forged a chalice of dark iron laced with curses of agony, the skulls of the deserving placed within.

Gaze of Damnation

Wearer deals 2% more damage per skill activated (stacks up to 10%) and receives 1% less damage per skill not activated (stacks up to 5%) by enemies under [Fear] or [True Fear] debuffs.
Level 2: Max Damage Modifier +2% / +1%
Level 3: Max Damage Modifier +2% / +1%
Level 4: Max Damage Modifier +2% / +1%
Level 5: Max Damage Modifier +2% / +1%
Level 6: Max Damage Modifier +2% / +1%
Stats: 96 ACC, 21% C.DMG, 104 ATK
Guide: Gaze of Damnation earns its B-Tier rank by rewarding patient players who can consistently land Fear or True Fear effects. It takes time to gather momentum, but once champions like Embrys the Anomaly, Ma’Shalled, or Timit the Fool get rolling, the payoff becomes noticeable. While situational and useless against many bosses, it shines when conditions are right.
Lore: Screaming, burning visages crafted in the forge-pits of Anathraad. Made from ever-burning fire-steel and the faces of Demons who plot against Kurosa the Covetous, they sit atop her banners, warning those who would usurp her.

Tempus Morbidia

Decrease and Steal Turn Meter effects are 15% less effective against the wearer.
Level 2: TM Reduction & Steal -3%
Level 3: TM Reduction & Steal -3%
Level 4: TM Reduction & Steal -3%
Level 5: TM Reduction & Steal -3%
Level 6: TM Reduction & Steal -3%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 104 DEF
Guide: Tempus Morbidia sits at a disappointing F-Tier and is best treated as fodder for stronger relics. Its design feels uninspired, and until it receives a buff it holds little strategic value. Keeping one copy on hand is the most you will ever need.
Lore: Time itself flickers and folds around this staff ornament of bewitched flame-copper. The flow of minutes and seconds slows for those who wield it, rendering enemy strikes easy to avoid. A gift of Kurosa the Covetous to the favored.

Sinner’s Cloak

Wearer receives 1% DEF for each 15% HP missing (stacks up to 75% missing HP)
Level 2: DEF +1%
Level 3: DEF +1%
Level 4: DEF +1%
Level 5: DEF +1%
Level 6: DEF +1%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Sinners’ Cloak drifts into C-Tier, offering tanky PvE champions a modest boost in survivability through damage reduction. Unfortunately, it falls flat in PvP where Ignore Defence builds run rampant, making it unreliable for competitive play. Solid in long PvE grinds, but forgettable everywhere else.
Lore: Time itself flickers and folds around this staff ornament of bewitched flame-copper. The flow of minutes and seconds slows for those who wield it, rendering enemy strikes easy to avoid. A gift of Kurosa the Covetous to the favored.

Stars of the Jiinang

Whenever an enemy’s Turn Meter is increased, the wearer increases their own Turn Meter by 10% of the enemy’s Turn Meter increase.
Level 2: Turn Meter Boost +5%
Level 3: Turn Meter Boost +5%
Level 4: Turn Meter Boost +10%
Level 5: Turn Meter Boost +10%
Level 6: Turn Meter Boost +10%
Stats: 96 RES, 3185 HP, 28 ACC
Guide: Stars of the Jiinang earns its SS-Tier status by acting as a game-changing relic for cutting in against arena speed teams. It thrives on generating Turn Meter whenever opponents boost theirs, making it the Turn Meter equivalent of a Supersonic set. Champions like Lord Entertainer Fabian, Marichka the Unbreakable, and Starsage Galathir can use it to punish Arbiter-led teams and flip momentum in your favor.
Lore: For Slixus Stripehide, the martial arts of the Jiinang Som were a refuge. Under the guidance of Jiinang magi, he forged these shuriken, blending with the steel blessings to grant the bearer preternatural reflexes and the weapons unerring accuracy.

Xibia’s Servitude

Enemies cannot land critical hits on the wearer if the wearer’s HP is below 15%.
Level 2: HP Requirement +5%
Level 3: HP Requirement +5%
Level 4: HP Requirement +5%
Level 5: HP Requirement +5%
Level 6: HP Requirement +5%
Stats: 398 DEF, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: Xibia’s Servitude takes its place in SS-Tier by providing unparalleled survival potential for tanky arena revivers. It synergizes perfectly with champions that bring self-healing or shielding, making them deceptively hard to take down and giving them the chance to turn fights with a clutch revive. Duchess Lilitu, Starsage Galathir, and Theodosia the Disgraced become especially nightmarish to face when equipped with this relic.
Lore: Xibia once advised Losan K’Leth, then turned against him. Few rebels have proven so difficult for him to find and kill. When he finally did so, he kept her skull, imbued as it was with potent protective magic. Now she serves for eternity, sentenced to unwilling Undeath.

Last Laugh Amulet

Wearer has a 30% chance to activate a [Delay] effect when receiving fatal damage. 3 turn cooldown.
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +10%
Level 4: Effect Chance +10%
Level 5: Effect Chance +20%
Level 6: Effect Chance +20%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Last Laugh Amulet sits in A-Tier, working best when paired with a damage dealer who can be saved from death through an Unkillable or Block Damage buff before the Delay effect triggers. Champions like Sir Nicholas and Arnorn the Shining can benefit from it, though it remains a risky relic. Often the Delay mechanic backfires, leaving your champions vulnerable before they can act.
Lore: Painsmith-forged from heavy bronze, glowing eyes of death stare out of this amulet. Present also is a grin, the bless-curse of Loki the Deceiver. A boon enough to save one from death, but cursed so this delay is darkly temporary.

Mask of Disquiet

Wearer has a 30% chance of activating an [Instant Turn] effect on themselves after returning from [Sheep].
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +10%
Level 4: Effect Chance +10%
Level 5: Effect Chance +20%
Level 6: Effect Chance +20%
Stats: 96 RES, 204 DEF, 6 SPD
Guide: Mask of Disquiet earns an A-Tier placement for its ability to give champions a second chance if they get Polymorphed by a reflected Wand of Submission. It’s most effective on champions like Armanz the Magnificent and Lady Noelle, but its niche use makes it less appealing compared to simply running a Wand of Submission yourself.
Lore: Lord Entertainer Fabian’s mask collection is unparalleled. But he will not wear this one – a gift from an anonymous individual. The accompanying message claimed it offered ‘protection from the malignant and debilitating’. Fabian does not trust it.

Exuzar’s Totem

Wearer’s Turn Meter increases by 10%, whenever an ally receives a [Stun], [Sleep], [Fear], [True Fear], [Freeze], [Provoke], or [Petrification] debuff. Occurs once per turn.
Level 2: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 3: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 4: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 5: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Level 6: Turn Meter Boost +2%
Stats: 96 ACC, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: Exuzar’s Totem sits in B‑Tier, excelling in Arena against disruptive champions who apply crowd‑control debuffs (e.g. Fear, Stun, Freeze). Its Turn Meter boost triggers whenever allies are locked down, making it a strong counter to control‑heavy teams. The Totem is best equipped on cleansers or ailment‑resistant champions like Mithrala Lifebane or Uugo, who can strip debuffs and immediately capitalize on the extra Turn Meter. While not as powerful as higher‑tier relics, it’s a reliable budget option for countering CC strategies.
Lore: ‘Bone of a foe, blade of a friend, bring good warning of future’s bend.’ – so says the necromancer Exuzar the Foresighted, who fashioned this macabre totem and travels everywhere with it.

Saint Zavier’s Tribute

Wearer has a 15% chance of placing a [Veil] buff on themselves for 1 turn at the end of their turn. The chance increases by 5% for each 15% HP lost.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 398 ATK, 51 ACC, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Saint Zavier’s Tribute lands in B-Tier, designed for champions who rely heavily on Veil to function. It’s particularly valuable on Candraphon and offers situational utility against Hydra’s Head of Torment, but outside of those scenarios its effectiveness is quite limited.
Lore: Yakai’s rejection of the Sacred Order has not stopped missionaries from coming to the kingdom. The martyred Saint Zavier remains the most famous. His followers stick to the shadows, safeguarding his treasures and spreading his message.

Thunderous Circlet

Wearer has a 20% chance of placing a 15% [Continuous Heal] buff on themselves for 1 turn after losing 25% or more of their MAX HP.
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Thunderous Circlet is a C-Tier relic, primarily serving as fodder to empower stronger ones. While it may offer some limited value for niche solo champions, relics like Golden Elixir overshadow it in nearly every scenario. It’s worth holding onto a single copy, but nothing more.
Lore: A crown of lightning-iron, pronged and malicious. The brainchild of Deliana, mistress of tempests. Within is contained the power of an Irethi thunderstorm, capable of breaking spells directed at the wearer and re-knitting damaged flesh.

Jaws of Hatred

When attacked, wearer has a 10% chance of increasing their DEF by 10% until the end of their next turn. Occurs once per skill.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 398 DEF, 3185 HP, 28 RES
Guide: Jaws of Hatred sits firmly in F-Tier, providing no real strategic value and best used solely as upgrade material for more impactful relics. It’s not worth investing resources into under any circumstance.
Lore: An heirloom pendant of cursed bronze, sacred to the Deathmaw Orc clan. These denizens of the Stormwind Wastes worship Demons and Darkness, and in return they are granted boons of protection.

Diabolical Dice

Wearer has a 50% chance of increasing a random skill’s cooldown by 2 turns before attacking a single target. Occurs once per turn. Wearer also deals 3% more damage for each turn of cooldown remaining on all enemy skills.
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +10%
Level 4: Effect Chance +10%
Level 5: Effect Chance +10%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 398 ATK, 51 ACC, 11 C.DMG
Guide: Diabolical Dice earns its SS-Tier Mythical status as one of the most oppressive PvP damage relics in the game, perfectly suited for arena nukers who invest into Accuracy. It delivers massive damage boosts while also locking out enemies, making it especially deadly against reviver teams by preventing comebacks after a successful AoE wipe. Champions like Alice the Wanderer, Galleus Bloodcrest and Marius the Gallant gain exceptional value from this relic, turning raw damage into decisive wins. However, its strength is conditional where without sufficient ACC, its defining effect fails to trigger, making proper stat allocation essential.
Lore: Not chance but wicked sentience drives these dice. On a whim they bring fabulous luck or terrible misfortune to their owners. Nari the Lucky and Karnage the Anarch both curse their name.

The Towerhelm

Wearer receives a 25% [Fortify] buff for 2 turns at the start of each Round. Ignore DEF effects used against the wearer are 10% less effective when the wearer’s HP is less than 50%.
Level 2: Ignore DEF Reduction +5%
Level 3: Ignore DEF Reduction +5%
Level 4: Ignore DEF Reduction +10%
Level 5: Ignore DEF Reduction +10%
Level 6: Ignore DEF Reduction +10%
Stats: 24 SPD, 204 DEF, 1662 HP
Guide: The Towerhelm is an SS-Tier Mythical relic built for high-RES, tanky PvP champions who can survive at low HP. When fully upgraded, it provides powerful damage mitigation below 50% HP, functioning similarly to Harima’s passive, but only if the wearer is durable enough to stay alive in that danger zone. Its opening Fortify buff adds early protection, though it is not protected and can be stripped, making high Resistance mandatory. Champions like Marichka the Unbreakable, Starsage Galathir, and Theodosia the Disgraced the Disgraced benefit most, with the Speed main stat being a major highlight.
Lore: Fashioned for the Lord of Ironkeep generations ago. Since the foundation of Kaerok has that family, named for their impregnable castle, been loyal to the crown. Their word is as unbreakable as their walls.

Thunderbolt Spear

Wearer deals 10% more damage to enemies under [Shield] buffs.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +5%
Level 6: Damage +10%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 204 ATK, 104 DEF
Guide: Thunderbolt Spear is an A-Tier Legendary relic designed for PvP nukers who regularly face shield-heavy teams. It excels on champions who ignore Shields, allowing them to capitalize on its damage boost without being slowed down by defensive setups. Supreme Elhain and Wight King Narses are prime examples of champions who can make effective use of this relic. While it lacks the oppressive utility of Mythical relics, it remains a strong and reliable offensive option in the right matchups.
Lore: Lightning-blessed by Odin Faefather, the weapon of a long-dead follower slain in the War of Kaerok. For centuries has it gathered dust in an empty hall of Asgard.

Okulos Kustodion

Removes all debuffs from the wearer whenever they lose 70% or more HP from damage by an enemy in a single turn.
Level 2: HP Requirement -5%
Level 3: HP Requirement -5%
Level 4: HP Requirement -10%
Level 5: HP Requirement -10%
Level 6: HP Requirement -10%
Stats: 96 RES, 12 SPD, 1662 HP
Guide: Okulos Kustodion sits comfortably in A-Tier as a Legendary relic for high-RES PvP champions dealing with unresistable debuffs. Its main appeal lies in its solid gem slots and Speed secondary stat, making it one of the better Resistance-focused relics available. That said, its effect is relatively modest, as champions stacking heavy RES already aim to resist most threats. As a result, it functions more as a high-quality stat relic than a game-changing effect piece.
Lore: Unidentifiable is the malignant, tentacled creature bound with this amulet, born of the Dance of Darkness. A vile creature, it hurls abuse at anyone nearby, whether cruel, cutting mockery or truly evil curses.

Howling Guardians

Decreases the damage the most injured ally receives from Bosses by 5%. Wearer receives that damage instead. This Relic will only activate once per team.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +3%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +3%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +4%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +5%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +5%
Stats: 398 DEF, 3185 HP, 28 RES
Guide: Howling Guardians is a B-Tier Epic relic that offers situational value in PvE content like Clan Boss and Faction Wars by redirecting damage to protect fragile damage dealers. It performs best on naturally tanky champions, with Krisk being a standout option due to his durability. Careful planning is required, as the wearer must be able to withstand the extra damage intake for the relic to provide consistent value.
Lore: The wolf-brothers are legendary, sung of around many Deadland Raider fires. Inseparable, loyal, the greatest protectors of the Sand Moon Clan and also each other.

Darksmile’s Toast

Whenever the wearer’s Turn Meter is filled by a skill, also heals the wearer by 3% of their MAX HP. Occurs once per turn.
Level 2: Heal +1%
Level 3: Heal +1%
Level 4: Heal +1%
Level 5: Heal +2%
Level 6: Heal +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 51 ACC, 6 SPD
Guide: Darksmile’s Toast is a niche B-Tier Epic relic intended for PvE solo strategies that rely heavily on Turn Meter manipulation. Champions with multiple Turn Meter boosting skills can use it to maintain momentum and sustain over long fights. While its applications are limited, it’s worth keeping a copy for specialized builds or future content that rewards extreme turn cycling.
Lore: With a cry of ‘oh I know where this story goes’, and a wicked laugh, Komidus Darksmile quaffs this potion. He blows away his foes with the overwhelming vitality it gives him, bringing them to tears.

Vigor Mortis

Wearer deals 2% more damage to enemies whose MAX HP is at least double the wearer’s MAX HP.
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 398 ATK, 204 DEF, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Vigor Mortis is a C-Tier Rare relic that serves as a solid budget choice for ATK-based PvE damage dealers. It offers straightforward value without any complex mechanics, making it useful early on but easily replaceable once Epic or Legendary relics become available.
Lore: A toxic husk of decayed, cursed wood. A remnant of the sick extremes of Maximoz’s experiments. When its wielder holds it aloft, those caught beneath its withering gaze feel both armor and skin melt.

Sigil of the Akar

Wearer receives 2% less damage from enemies whose MAX HP is at least double the wearer’s MAX HP.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Sigil of the Akar is a C-Tier Rare relic designed as a budget option for PvE support champions, particularly in boss encounters. Its impact is modest and largely stat-based, making it a temporary placeholder rather than a long-term solution, but still serviceable for players lacking higher-rarity alternatives.
Lore: Long gone are the Akar people, the subjects of Nekhret, their bones scattered in shifting sands. But their magic lives, ever potent. Keen hunters of giant desert predators, sigils of protection were their specialty.

Torch of Thralldom

Wearer has their stats increased by 1% per each ally from the same Faction.
Level 2: Stat bonus +0.5%
Level 3: Stat bonus +0.5%
Level 4: Stat bonus +0.5%
Level 5: Stat bonus +1%
Level 6: Stat bonus +1.5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 104 ATK
Guide: Torch of Thralldom is an SS-Tier relic built to supercharge Faction Unity teams, stacking huge stat gains when you field a full lineup from the same faction. Damage dealers especially shine under its power, making it a brutal option for coordinated setups. Champions like Lady Mikage, Legate Teox, and Tetsuya the Deliverer can transform entire battles when paired with this relic, overwhelming enemies through raw faction synergy.
Lore: All-consuming is the flame of this torch, not just of flesh, but of worship. It is the creation of Xavial, vampire of the Deadlands. His cult is widespread and possesses great numbers, bringing meat and blood to him.

Mind of Marquat

Wearer has a 25% chance of placing a [Fatigue] debuff for 1 turn with each hit.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +10%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 96 ACC, 12 SPD, 1662 HP
Guide: Mind of Marquat is an S-Tier relic that thrives in Live Arena, where its Fatigue debuff creates chaos by shutting down enemy plays and catching opponents off guard. Since it does not show up in Draft, rivals often struggle to prepare for its tricky mechanics, giving you the edge if you know how to manage sleep effects carefully. Champions like Lord Entertainer Fabian, Tormin the Cold, and Warlord are excellent users of this relic, locking down enemy strategies while punishing any missteps.
Lore: Losan K’Leth has many uses for his servants. One advisor, Marquat, bored him so much he weaponized her monotony. Her remains now reside in this steel contraption, her amplified brainwaves able to send a glass.

Eternal Soulgaol

The first hit received by the wearer from each enemy in a Round will deal 10% less damage. Each subsequent hit from each enemy that Round will deal 5% less damage.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +5% / +1%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +5% / +1%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +5% / +1%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +5% / +1%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +10% / +1%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Eternal Soulgaol secures an A-Tier rating, excelling in Arena, Siege, Faction Wars, and Cursed City where durability is key. Its strong damage mitigation makes it ideal for shorter fights, helping champions like Marichka the Unbreakable and Ultimate Deathknight shrug off bursts of damage and keep the frontline steady.
Lore: Tortured, shrieking souls are bound to this accursed lamp. They each sold their essence to a Knight Revenant necromancer to preserve their existence, and now they are nothing but spectral shields and playthings.

The Collective

Wearer deals 1% more damage per buff on them. Removes all buffs from the wearer at the end of each turn.
Level 2: Damage +0.5%
Level 3: Damage +0.5%
Level 4: Damage +0.5%
Level 5: Damage +0.5%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: The Collective lands in the B-Tier, offering a tremendous boost for Arena nukers who aim to wipe enemies in a single strike. Paired with buff-heavy comps, it allows champions like Sun Wukong and Leorius the Proud to unleash devastating power. However, its drawback leaves the wielder dangerously exposed if the enemy survives, making it risky outside of a perfectly timed one-shot strategy.
Lore: Heads of hags declared witches and killed. Made Undead conduits for necromantic power by their collector. Their jabber of old grudges, nonsense potions, and ancient curses is constant. Stapled lips cannot stop them.

Hammer of Ending

Wearer has a 15% chance to place an unresistable [Stun] debuff on a single target for 1 turn whenever they reduce a target’s HP by 30% or more with a single skill.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 ATK, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Hammer of Ending is a B-Tier relic that finds its best value in Doom Tower Secret Floors, Faction Wars or Cursed City, where enemies tend to survive long enough for its Stun to shine. Though it rarely beats raw damage output, champions like Elhain and Magnarr can leverage its control potential to keep battles under your command.
Lore: Depraved and heinous are the Painsmiths’ engines. Only cursed tools infused with fell power can be used to fashion the arcane machines. With this hammer, Sirothi Dwarves craft evil and deal death in the name of their god.

Perched Shadow

Wearer has a 10% chance to receive an Extra Turn when using their default skill, if at least 1 active skill is on cooldown.
Level 2: Extra Turn Chance +2%
Level 3: Extra Turn Chance +2%
Level 4: Extra Turn Chance +2%
Level 5: Extra Turn Chance +2%
Level 6: Extra Turn Chance +4%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 6 SPD
Guide: Perched Shadow earns an S-Tier rating as a versatile relic that brings a burst of unpredictability to long fights. Acting like a mini Relentless set, it empowers support champions and HP-based damage dealers alike, smoothing out its randomness over time for consistent advantage. Champions such as Elva Autumnborn, Lady Mikage, and Lydia the Deathsiren benefit greatly, turning it into a powerhouse relic for sustained fights.
Lore: Depraved and heinous are the Painsmiths’ engines. Only cursed tools infused with fell power can be used to fashion the arcane machines. With this hammer, Sirothi Dwarves craft evil and deal death in the name of their god.

Arachnelixir

Wearer’s [Poison] debuffs deal bonus damage equal to 50% of the wearer’s ATK.
Level 2: Damage +20%
Level 3: Damage +20%
Level 4: Damage +20%
Level 5: Damage +20%
Level 6: Damage +20%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 28 ACC
Guide: Arachnelixir sits firmly in SS-Tier as one of the most overtuned relics in the game, transforming Poison damage into a devastating win condition for the right champions. Its power lies in amplifying every Poison tick, multiplying their impact to the point where a well-built Poisoner can melt through Arena teams with ease. This relic is especially deadly when paired with the Lethal Dose blessing, creating a compounding effect that can deliver shocking amounts of damage. Champions like Balar the Lost, Kalvalax, and Nell Blackteeth thrive with this relic, turning their Poison-heavy kits into unstoppable weapons of attrition.
Lore: Sizzling venom fresh from the fangs of the Spider Queen. A single drop can melt a face, a breath of its fumes can torch lungs. Thirty of Teodor’s thralls died to collect a single vial. A good price.

Codex Luminis

Wearer receives 5% less damage from Champions that have a different Affinity.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +1%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +1%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Codex Luminis sits in the C-Tier, offering a simple but useful layer of protection when tackling negative affinity Dungeons or Clan Bosses during progression. While not flashy, its damage reduction can help keep your team alive long enough to secure victory, making it a safe but unspectacular relic to keep in your collection.
Lore: Golden, restorative light radiates from this aged tome. But only for the pure. Written upon its pages in fine hand are prayers and hymns of staggering power. A whole cathedral was built to house it, heavily guarded.

Lens of Intangibility

Wearer ignores 10% of a target’s DEF. At the start of a Round, places a [Perfect Veil] buff on the wearer for 2 turns. While under [Veil] or [Perfect Veil], wearer ignores an additional 5% DEF.
Level 2: Ignore DEF +3%
Level 3: Ignore DEF +3%
Level 4: Ignore DEF +3%
Level 5: Ignore DEF +3%
Level 6: Ignore DEF +3%
Stats: 24 SPD, 204 ATK, 28 ACC
Guide: Lens of Intangibility stands at the very top of the relic hierarchy as an SS-Tier Mythical relic, widely regarded as the strongest pure damage amplifier in the game when used correctly. It excels on damage dealers who can consistently benefit from Perfect Veil, allowing them to push their Ignore DEF to devastating levels without exceeding the 100% cap. Champions like Marius the Gallant, Ninja and Predator gain enormous value from this relic, turning already lethal kits into fight-ending threats. While champions unable to self-apply Perfect Veil require team support to unlock its full power, the damage payoff is unmatched, making this relic the gold standard for endgame nukers.
Lore: A creation of Dark Elf assassins, a lens by which — should one be close enough — one can see a target at their weakest moment. With the utterance of dark wishes, it will launch its bearer and their readied blade, to the vulnerable, unsuspecting foe’s side.

Coronet of Gloom

When all the wearer’s allies are dead, places a [Block Damage] on the wearer for 1 turn. Has a 10% chance of placing this buff when a single ally dies.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: +40% C.DMG, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: Coronet of Gloom is an SS-Tier Mythical relic that masterfully blends high damage output with exceptional survivability, making it a premier choice for damage dealers who also bring revive mechanics. Its strength lies in allowing champions like Nais the Shadowthief, Hierophant Lazarius, and Yukimasa Demon of Ice to stay relevant even under extreme pressure, especially in difficult PvE encounters or prolonged PvP fights. The added defensive value ensures that revivers can safely return allies to the fight while still contributing meaningful damage, cementing this relic as one of the most well-rounded offensive options available.
Lore: Leshun the Entangled One is the greatest guardian of the Gloom Lands. Those who don the crowns of his fashioning are blessed with his protection, but in exchange they grant him control over all their actions forever more.

Soulmar Crystal

Once per Round, wearer has a 50% chance of activating an [Instant Turn] effect when one or more allies are killed.
Level 2: Effect Chance +10%
Level 3: Effect Chance +10%
Level 4: Effect Chance +10%
Level 5: Effect Chance +10%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 6120 HP, 12 SPD, 28 RES
Guide: Soulmar Crystal is a Legendary A-Tier relic designed for PvP-focused revivers who can swing momentum with a single revive. It shines brightest on champions such as Raglin and Theodosia the Disgraced, particularly when their revive skills grant Turn Meter boosts or powerful effects like Block Damage or Unkillable. While its impact is more situational than Mythical options, it can decisively punish careless opponents or rescue a collapsing battle, making it a clever and often underestimated choice for competitive PvP and select Faction Wars scenarios.
Lore: A failed experiment of Maximoz the Weeping Blade, the dreaded soulmar bound in crystal. Abandoned by the immiserated Lightbringer, recovered by the creeping tendrils of the Gloom Lands itself.

Sporeburst Rod

Whenever the wearer places a [Poison] or [Bomb] debuff, has a 10% chance of placing a second debuff for 2 turns. Only counts debuffs placed by active skills.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 96 ACC, 204 ATK, 1662 HP
Guide: Sporeburst Rod earns its A-Tier Legendary status by being the only relic in the game that directly enhances Bomb mechanics, making it indispensable for Bomb specialists like Gnishak Verminlord and Kroz Wallbreaker. Its ACC-to-ATK stat conversion aligns perfectly with Bomb champions’ needs, allowing them to land debuffs reliably while scaling damage efficiently. Although Poison champions can use it reasonably well, they have access to stronger alternatives, leaving Sporeburst Rod as a near-mandatory pick for Bomb-centric builds.
Lore: Fungi of the Gloom Lands possess a dread, predacious sentience. Those with bioluminescent powers lure mortals to items of their own creation, sinking mycelia beneath their skin and taking over their minds — all to spread their spores ever further.

Compass of Anaxia

Whenever the wearer is under a crowd control debuff, all Turn Meter fill effects increase the wearer’s Turn Meter by an additional 20%.
Level 2: Turn Meter Increase +10%
Level 3: Turn Meter Increase +10%
Level 4: Turn Meter Increase +10%
Level 5: Turn Meter Increase +25%
Level 6: Turn Meter Increase +25%
Stats: 96 RES, 3185 HP, 6 SPD
Guide: Compass of Anaxia is a B-Tier Epic relic aimed at high-RES revivers and support champions, with Wight Queen Ankora being a prime example. While its effect itself is fairly modest, the relic compensates with solid base stats and useful gem sockets that support resistance-heavy builds. It serves as a functional option for players building resilient supports for PvP or PvE content, though it is rarely a long-term endgame solution compared to higher-tier relics.
Lore: Product of the finest Twinrift cartomancers and navimagi, this compass was carried by Grand Nautilon Anaxia on the fateful journey which saw her shipwrecked upon the Gloom Lands. For all its magic, it could not save her.

Revolting Seedling

Whenever the wearer receives damage, has a 20% chance to heal themselves by 20% of the damage received.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Revolting Seedling is a C-Tier Epic relic intended as a budget survivability option for champions you simply need to keep alive. It works adequately on tanky champions like Vogoth, providing basic defensive value without excelling in any specific area. While it lacks the impact and efficiency of stronger relics, it functions as a serviceable placeholder until better options become available.
Lore: The gloomberry tree’s name makes it sound malign enough. Its seedlings make it worse — each explosive, filled with stinking, sticking sap. Yet, treated appropriately, this vomit-inducing substance makes for an effective balm.

Steel-Eyed Cutter

Wearer has a 20% chance to ignore 5% of an enemy’s DEF when attacking.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 398 ATK, 21% C.DMG, 28 ACC
Guide: Steel-Eyed Cutter is a C-Tier Rare relic that currently stands as the best budget damage option for ATK-based nukers. Suitable for any ATK/Crit damage dealer, it fills an important gap for early- to mid-game players who lack access to stronger relics. It is especially valuable when Malefic Talon is reserved for HP-based damage dealers, allowing ATK nukers to maintain respectable damage output without heavy investment.
Lore: Once a blade borne by a storied knight of Kaerok, bled on dozens of battlefields. Lost in the Bay of Thorns untold years ago, now twisted and mutated beyond all recognition. Agony and fury both can be seen in its many eyes.

Hoarder’s Cauldron

Wearer has a 20% chance to ignore 10% of the target’s RES, when applying debuffs.
Level 2: Effect Chance +5%
Level 3: Effect Chance +5%
Level 4: Effect Chance +5%
Level 5: Effect Chance +5%
Level 6: Effect Chance +10%
Stats: 96 ACC, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Hoarder’s Cauldron is a C-Tier Rare relic that offers a straightforward ACC boost for debuff-focused champions. It works universally on any debuffer and can even be used by champions that simply need extra Accuracy to function. While it is firmly a filler option, it remains highly practical for early and mid-game progression, bridging the gap until more powerful Legendary or Mythical relics are obtained.
Lore: This cauldron is ever hot and bubbling with molten gold. From any of its eyes Phrygius the Trovemaster can see potential thieves, and within Phrygius boils them alive after he has seized them.

Dreadbomb

Wearer has a 10% chance to gain an Extra Turn when attacking. Wearer also ignores 10% of an enemy’s DEF when attacking during Extra Turns.
Level 2: Effect Chance +2%
Level 3: Effect Chance +2%
Level 4: Effect Chance +2%
Level 5: Effect Chance +2%
Level 6: Effect Chance +2%
Stats: 40% C.DMG, 12 SPD, 104 ATK
Guide: Dreadbomb explodes onto the scene as an SS-Tier powerhouse, recognized as the ultimate relic for raw damage and arena dominance. It shines brightest when placed on champions who thrive on high critical damage and speed, with its unique three Triangle gemslots delivering unmatched offensive potential. While it trades the option to stack multiple Boss Slayer Circular gems, the payoff is extraordinary for those who want their nuker to end fights in a single sweep. Champions like Marius the Gallant, Rotos the Lost Groom, and Siegfrund the Nephilim all elevate their killing power when paired with this relic, especially when combined with a Merciless set or abilities that grant extra turns.
Lore: Masterwork of Bommal following his seizure and breaking by Siroth. Once detonated, this arcano-meohanioal explosive unleashes bone-shattering and organ-liquefying shookwaves that throw foes from their feet — if they are not slain first.

Immortal Visage

Once per Round, wearer is revived with 50% HP and 50% Turn Meter.
Level 2: HP & Turn Meter +10%
Level 3: HP & Turn Meter +10%
Level 4: HP & Turn Meter +10%
Level 5: HP & Turn Meter +10%
Level 6: HP & Turn Meter +10%
Stats: 24 SPD, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Immortal Visage stands tall as an SS-Tier relic, giving defensive titans the staying power to outlast even the fiercest arena assaults. With speed as the premier main stat and the hidden ace of a full Turn Meter revive, this relic flips the script when foes think they have secured victory. The surprise factor alone makes it priceless, and once it triggers, the momentum is firmly back in your hands. Champions like Marichka the Unbreakable, Starsage Galathir, and Theodosia the Disgraced thrive with this relic, turning into unshakable anchors who keep their teams alive and winning.
Lore: Extracted from a deep cavern in the Stormwind Wastes, a trio of unblinking, pit-like eyes staring up. Gazing into its oculi created obsession with it; donning it grants one the feeling of life renewed. But at what cost?

Bane of Sintranos

Whenever an enemy receives a buff, the wearer has a 15% chance of getting the same buff for 2 turns. Occurs once per turn.
Level 2: Effect Chance +3%
Level 3: Effect Chance +3%
Level 4: Effect Chance +3%
Level 5: Effect Chance +3%
Level 6: Effect Chance +3%
Stats: 96 ACC, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: Bane of Sintranos lands in A-Tier as a curious relic that rewards quick champions who can cycle turns to reset its cooldown. Its effect can feel hit or miss since copying enemy buffs may hand you Stoneskin or something far less useful, but in the right matchups the upside is game changing. Arena speedsters such as Lord Entertainer Fabian and Odin Faefather are prime candidates to make the most of its unpredictable yet potentially devastating power.
Lore: Amius’ jealousy was one of many traits Karnage the Anarch played upon. The Demonspawn wove within this grim spearpoint the power to mirror the magical boons, enchantments, and talents of others.

Blades of Akumori

Whenever an ally is attacked by an enemy, the wearer has a 15% chance of placing a [Provoke] debuff on the attacker for 1 turn.
Level 2: Effect Chance +3%
Level 3: Effect Chance +3%
Level 4: Effect Chance +3%
Level 5: Effect Chance +3%
Level 6: Effect Chance +3%
Stats: 96 ACC, 3185 HP, 104 DEf
Guide: Blades of Akumori slices into S-Tier with a simple yet devastating strength, empowering champions to provoke waves of enemies in nearly every fight. Its potential multiplies in Faction Wars Hard, where stacking it across several allies can lock down foes turn after turn. Ideal for sturdy warriors who can absorb hits, this relic finds perfect synergy with provokers like Arbais the Stonethorn and Lord Entertainer Fabian, ensuring constant disruption against enemy waves.
Lore: Ever-sharp blades of Shogun Akumori, the essence of his warrior-arrogance bound within. Supreme confidence fills the bearer, and they heap as many insults upon their foes as they do soul-shattering slashes and strikes.

The Exile’s Crown

Wearer receives 1% less damage for each debuff on them.
Level 2: Damage Reduction +0.5%
Level 3: Damage Reduction +0.5%
Level 4: Damage Reduction +0.5%
Level 5: Damage Reduction +1.0%
Level 6: Damage Reduction +1.5%
Stats: 96 RES, 3185 HP, 104 DEF
Guide: The Exile’s Crown takes a B-Tier spot by offering a straightforward RES boost but struggles with its own counterplay. Since the relic’s bonus scales with debuffs received, building resistance undercuts its full potential. Even so, at peak stacks it provides an impressive damage reduction that can make a champion surprisingly sturdy. Praeva the Slitherer is a fitting choice, benefiting from the stat stick and durability when fights drag out.
Lore: Before Malek the Exile was poisoned by Bad-El-Kazar and rendered a paranoid maniac, he was known for his devotion to his teacher, Andromeda. His crown became synonymous with loyalty, a trait now alien to its master.

Andromeda’s Diadem

Whenever the wearer heals an ally with an active skill, has a 10% chance to decrease the cooldown of one of the wearer’s skills by 1 turn. Occurs once per turn.
Level 2: Effect Chance +2%
Level 3: Effect Chance +2%
Level 4: Effect Chance +3%
Level 5: Effect Chance +3%
Level 6: Effect Chance +5%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 6 SPD
Guide: Andromeda’s Diadem sits at B-Tier as a highly niche relic designed for champions who pour out healing almost every turn. Its effectiveness hinges on frequency, making it far less useful on those with longer cooldowns or passive heals. For consistent healers like Donatello, however, it offers solid support and makes each restoration ability feel more impactful.
Lore: Few teachers in dread Ireth matched Andromeda’s talents, raising students into mighty sorcerers or learned scholars. Lessons she taught were always fresh in their memory, ready to be drawn upon in an instant when needed.

Pyros Malleos

Wearer deals 2% more damage if all allies are alive. Doesn’t work if there are no allies in the battle.
Level 2: Damage +1%
Level 3: Damage +1%
Level 4: Damage +1%
Level 5: Damage +1%
Level 6: Damage +2%
Stats: 398 ATK, 3185 HP, 11% C.DMG
Guide: Pyros Malleos claims a C-Tier position as a budget-friendly relic for damage dealers. It cannot compete with higher rarity options, but its accessibility and ease of use give it a role for developing rosters. Michelangelo benefits well, finding in it a serviceable placeholder until stronger gear takes its place.
Lore: A Dark-aetheric forcefield hums from this hammer, protecting the bearer from the most ferociously hot of Anathraad’s forges. Its genius maker is now long-forgotten, relegated to the edge of Demonic society by Mortu-Macaab.

Frostspawn Cocoon

Wearer is healed by 2% of their MAX HP when using their default skill.
Level 2: Heal +1%
Level 3: Heal +1%
Level 4: Heal +1%
Level 5: Heal +1%
Level 6: Heal +2%
Stats: 6120 HP, 204 DEF, 28 RES
Guide: Frostspawn Cocoon lands in C-Tier yet still has value for creative setups, especially in solo runs or with champions that thrive on counterattacks and ally strikes. While not a top pick for advanced accounts, it adds survivability and consistency to teams still climbing the ranks. For turtle-like defenders it is a natural fit, keeping them alive through thick and thin.
Lore: The creature Sorath is a great spider of ice and malice. Her powers are those of the Firstborn, the Waters of Life, and Anathraad, a primordial combination with which she can spawn diminutive clones of herself.

Boss Slayer

The wearer deals 10% more damage to Bosses.
Guide: Best on your main damage dealer for Clan Boss, Hydra, and Chimera runs. The +10% applies to every hit on a Boss, so it stacks massively across multi-hit skills and AoE rotations.

Bolstered Defense

Ignore DEF effects are 12% less effective against the wearer.
Guide: A must-have for tanks and squishy champions in Arena. Counters Helmsmasher mastery and Savage or Lethal artifact sets, so slot it on any champion that melts to high-DEF-ignore nukers.

Undead Bulwark

Every time the wearer is revived, decreases all incoming damage by 10% (stacks up to 30%).
Guide: Best on champions that revive themselves or are revived often. Each revive adds another -10% damage taken, capping at -30% — a huge survivability boost in extended battles.

Bloodthirsty Prowess

Every time the wearer kills an enemy, increases their damage dealt by 10% (stacks up to 30%).
Guide: Top pick for wave-clearers in Faction Wars, Dungeons, and AoE Arena teams. The damage bonus stacks to +30% as you mow down enemies, so the longer you survive, the harder you hit.

Puppetmaster

The wearer gains an additional 30 ACC when attempting to place [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification] and [Sheep] debuffs.
Guide: Slot on your main debuffers to land Stun, Freeze, Sleep, Provoke, Fear, and Sheep more reliably. The +30 ACC is huge — it is like adding a second ACC roll to every CC attempt.

Uncontrollable

The wearer gains an additional 30 RES against enemies attempting to place [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification] and [Sheep] debuffs.
Guide: Pair with Puppetmaster if you have a dedicated CC champion. The +30 RES makes the wearer much harder to crowd-control, ideal for tanks and supports that need to keep their skills flowing.

Explosive Power

[Bomb] debuffs placed by the wearer deal 10% more damage.
Guide: Best on champions that apply [Bomb] debuffs. The +10% damage applies to every Bomb tick, so it adds up across multi-Bomb rotations — particularly strong in Boss fights and long encounters.

Dungeon Delver

The wearer deals 10% more damage in Dungeon Battles.
Guide: Exclusive to Dungeon content. Slot on your main damage dealer in Dragon, Ice Golem, Fire Knight, and other Dungeons to push faster clears. Skip it for Arena or Clan Boss builds.

Unflinching

Bosses deal 5% less damage to the wearer.
Guide: Best on squishy supports or low-HP nukers in Clan Boss, Hydra, and Chimera teams. The -5% damage reduction is small but consistent — every Boss hit matters in long encounters.

Destructive Accuracy

The wearer ignores 5% of the target’s RES when placing [Bomb], [Poison], and [HP Burn] debuffs.
Guide: Slot on champions that apply Bomb, Poison, or HP Burn debuffs. The 5% RES ignore helps land these debuffs on high-RES Boss targets, where every percentage of accuracy counts.

Targetfinder

The wearer’s ACC increases by 5 whenever an enemy resists a debuff placed by the wearer (stacks up to 40).
Guide: A slow-burn gem for sustained debuff champions. Each resisted debuff adds +5 ACC, capping at +40 — so the more the enemy resists, the harder your next debuff lands.

Foekiller

The wearer deals 5% more damage against enemies with full HP.
Guide: Best on opening nukers and wave-clearers. The +5% only applies to enemies at full HP, so it shines in the first wave of a Dungeon or in Arena when the enemy is untouched.

Critical Bolster

The wearer’s DEF increases by 1% each time they receive a critical hit (stacks up to 10%).
Guide: Top pick for tanks facing high-crit enemy teams. Each critical hit the wearer takes adds +1% DEF, capping at +10% — a slow but reliable defensive stack in crit-heavy matchups.

Unerring Focus

The wearer’s ACC increases by 3 per each debuff on them.
Guide: Best on debuffers that also get debuffed often. The more debuffs the enemy stacks on the wearer, the more ACC the wearer gains — turning enemy pressure into offensive power.

Unstoppable

Turn Meter decrease effects are 10% less effective on the wearer.
Guide: Slot on champions that fear TM manipulation. The -10% reduction helps the wearer keep their turn meter in matchups against TM-reduction-heavy teams, ideal for control Arena and certain Boss mechanics.

Invigorated

Turn Meter increase effects are 10% more effective on the wearer.
Guide: Best on champions that frequently receive TM from allies or skills. The +10% boost makes every TM fill more impactful, accelerating turn cycles in extended fights.

Necrodefence

The wearer reduces incoming damage by 10% for each dead ally.
Guide: A late-game scaling gem. Each dead ally on the team reduces the wearer’s incoming damage by 10%, so it shines in attrition fights where allies drop and the wearer is the last one standing.

Revival’s Boon

The wearer gains 10% Turn Meter every time they revive an ally.
Guide: Best on dedicated revivers. Every time the wearer revives an ally, they gain 10% TM — so a successful revive both saves the team and accelerates the wearer’s next turn.

Heal ‘N’ Go

The wearer has a 5% chance to get an Extra Turn when healing an ally with an active skill.
Guide: Slot on dedicated healers with low-CD heal skills. The 5% chance to chain an Extra Turn after a heal is small but consistent — the more heals you cast, the more chances you get to cycle.

Caught Unaware

The wearer gains 25 ACC for each enemy who has not taken a turn yet.
Guide: Top pick for opening debuffers in Arena. The +25 ACC per enemy who has not acted stacks up to 100+ in the first round, making the wearer’s debuffs land reliably before enemies can respond.

Parting Gift

Whenever an ally is killed by an enemy, the wearer has a 10% chance to decrease the cooldown of one of their skills.
Guide: Best on supports in attrition fights. Each ally death gives the wearer a 10% chance to reset a skill CD, so the longer the fight drags on, the more skills come back online.

Gathering Momentum

Increases the wearer’s Turn Meter by 3% each time they place a debuff on an enemy. Cannot increase the wearer’s Turn Meter by more than 20% in a single turn.
Guide: Excellent on multi-debuff champions. Each debuff the wearer places adds +3% TM, capped at 20% per turn — so spreading debuffs naturally accelerates the wearer’s turn cycles.

Carved Open

The wearer’s default skill will ignore 10% of the target’s RES.
Guide: Slot on champions with debuff-applying default skills. The 10% RES ignore applies to every A1, so it makes the wearer’s basic attacks reliable debuff tools in long fights.

Expeditious Exploration

Increases the wearer’s SPD by 5 for each enemy under an active [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification], or [Sheep] debuff placed by the wearer.
Guide: Best on champions that apply many CC debuffs. Each CC’d enemy adds +5 SPD to the wearer, so the more CC you spread, the faster the wearer acts — a self-feeding speed engine.

Precision Removal

The wearer’s ACC increases by 30 when removing buffs.
Guide: A must-have for buff-stealers and buff-cleaners. The +30 ACC applies only when removing buffs, so it makes buff-steal attempts much more reliable in Arena matchups.

Starting Strength

The wearer’s RES increases by 30 until they take a turn. Resets each Round.
Guide: Slot on slow-cycling supports and revivers. The +30 RES protects the wearer before they act for the first time each round, making them much harder to CC during setup turns.

Energy Expansion

Every time the wearer receives healing from a skill, increases the wearer’s MAX HP by 1% (stacks up to 10%).
Guide: Best on self-healing tanks and supports. Each heal received adds +1% MAX HP, capping at +10% — a slow but permanent HP scaling that rewards sustained healing.

Revival Blessing

Allies revived by the wearer are additionally healed by 10% of the wearer’s HP.
Guide: Top pick for revivers. The 10% of the wearer’s HP heals the revived ally on top of the base revive HP, so a high-HP reviver significantly extends the team’s survivability.

Enhanced Shot

The wearer’s ACC increases by 3 per each buff on them.
Guide: Best on buff-stacking champions, especially those with Increase ACC buffs. The more buffs the wearer has, the more ACC they gain — a self-feeding accuracy engine for hybrid debuff builds.

Blessed Heal

When the wearer heals an ally with a skill, the heal is 10% more effective.
Guide: Slot on dedicated healers. The +10% applies to every active-skill heal, so it scales naturally with multi-target heals and makes the wearer’s healing noticeably stronger.

Unburdened

The wearer’s SPD increases by 2 for each dead ally.
Guide: A late-game scaling speed gem. Each dead ally adds +2 SPD to the wearer, so in attrition fights the survivor becomes the fastest — punishing enemies that try to out-cycle the team.

Greater Restoration

When the wearer restores destroyed MAX HP, the restore is 25% more effective.
Guide: Best on tanks facing MAX HP-drain enemies. The +25% boost to MAX HP restoration helps the wearer maintain their HP pool against HP-destroy mechanics, ideal for Boss fights with MAX HP-drain phases.

Slow The Enemy

Increases the wearer’s ACC by 40 when using Turn Meter reduction effects.
Guide: Best on champions that apply Turn Meter reduction. The +40 ACC makes TM-down effects land reliably on high-RES targets, ideal for control builds in Arena.

Patient Refuge

When the wearer is forced to miss their turn, the damage received by them is decreased by 30%.
Guide: Top pick for champions that get stunned, frozen, or slept often. The -30% damage reduction applies while CC’d, so the wearer’s forced idle turns become survival windows.

Impede Them

Increases the wearer’s ACC by 40 when using Increase Cooldown Effects.
Guide: Pair with cooldown-increasing champions. The +40 ACC makes Increase Cooldown effects land reliably, denying enemy ultimates in Arena and Boss fights.

Skillmaster

Increases the wearer’s RES by 40 when resisting Increase Cooldown Effects.
Guide: Top pick for champions with high-impact skills. The +40 RES protects the wearer when enemies try to add cooldowns, ensuring key skills stay online.

Nimblemiss

The wearer receives 5% Turn Meter each time an enemy resists a debuff placed by the wearer. Cannot gain more than 20% Turn Meter in a single turn.
Guide: A defensive-turn-meter gem. Each resisted debuff gives the wearer +5% TM, capping at 20% per turn — so the more the enemy tries to CC you, the faster you cycle.

Skill Adept

The wearer has a 10% chance to prevent their skills being placed on cooldown during an Extra Turn.
Guide: Best on champions with Extra Turn mechanics. The 10% chance to keep skills off cooldown during an Extra Turn preserves the rotation, ideal for sustained DPS cycles.

Power Reset

Whenever the wearer’s HP drops below 50%, has a 10% chance to reduce the cooldown of a random active skill by 1 turn.
Guide: A clutch-survival gem. When the wearer drops below 50% HP, each turn has a 10% chance to reset a random skill CD — so dipping low can actually accelerate the comeback.

Speedy Willpower

The wearer receives 5% Turn Meter each time they resist a debuff. Cannot gain more than 20% Turn Meter in a single turn.
Guide: Slot on resist-stacking champions that get debuffed often. The +5% TM per resisted debuff compounds across multi-debuff turns, so the more the enemy tries to CC you, the faster you cycle back.

Growing Resolve

The wearer’s RES increases by 5 whenever a debuff is placed on them (stacks up to 40).
Guide: Best on tanks and debuffers that intentionally soak debuffs. Each debuff adds +5 RES, capping at +40 — so the more the enemy tries to CC you, the harder you are to CC next time.

Maximum Velocity

The wearer gains 10% Turn Meter after taking an Extra Turn.
Guide: Top pick for Extra Turn specialists. Every Extra Turn is followed by +10% TM, so the wearer can chain Extra Turns into a near-permanent cycle in the right team.

Survival Speed

Fills the wearer’s Turn Meter by 10% when their HP drops below 50%.
Guide: A clutch-survival speed gem. The moment the wearer dips below 50% HP, they gain 10% TM — ideal for low-HP clutch plays and turn-order manipulation.

Assured Security

The wearer’s RES increases by 30 against buff removal and buff steal effects.
Guide: Top pick for buff-dependent supports. The +30 RES protects the wearer’s buffs from being stripped or stolen, so the team’s buff-stacking strategy stays intact.

In For The Kill

The wearer gains 3% Turn Meter whenever an enemy loses 25% or more HP. Cannot gain more than 20% Turn Meter in a single turn.
Guide: Best on damage dealers that chunk enemies. Each time the wearer deals big damage (at least 25% HP loss), they gain +3% TM, capped at 20% per turn — so burst damage accelerates the wearer’s turn.

Fleetfoot

The wearer’s Turn Meter increases 5% faster when they are forced to miss their turn.
Guide: Pair with Patient Refuge for a defensive-speed combo. When the wearer is CC’d and forced to miss, their TM fills 5% faster — turning idle turns into a speed boost.

Unbroken Strength

The wearer’s RES increases by 3 per each buff on them.
Guide: Best on buff-stacking champions. Each buff on the wearer adds +3 RES, so the more buffs the wearer maintains, the harder they are to debuff.

Extra Velocity

The wearer’s Turn Meter increases by 3% whenever the wearer fails to place a debuff. Cannot increase the wearer’s Turn Meter by more than 20% in a single turn.
Guide: Top pick for debuffers that occasionally miss. Each failed debuff gives the wearer +3% TM, capped at 20% per turn — so even resisted debuffs feed the wearer’s cycle.

Torpidity

Decreases an enemy’s SPD by 7% if they are under a [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification], or [Sheep] debuff placed by the wearer.
Guide: Slot on champions that apply CC debuffs. Each CC’d enemy loses 7% SPD, which compounds in long fights — the more CC you spread, the slower the enemy team acts.

Goad God

The wearer ignores 15% of the target’s RES when placing [Provoke] debuffs.
Guide: A must-have for Provoke-focused champions. The 15% RES ignore helps land Provoke on high-RES Arena targets, making the entire enemy team attack the wearer.

Blunt Blades

Enemies under a [Provoke] debuff have a 15% chance to land a weak hit on the wearer.
Guide: Pair with Goad God on the same Provoke tank. Once the enemy team is forced to attack the wearer, each hit has a 15% chance to be weak — a serious mitigation layer in Arena.

Buff Depletion

When attacked, the wearer has a 15% chance to decrease the duration of a random buff on the attacker by 1 turn.
Guide: Slot on tanks and supports. The 15% proc on every hit strips a random buff from the attacker, slowly dismantling their offensive setup across the fight.

Steadfast Preparation

If the wearer loses 20% or more of their MAX HP from a single attack, the next hit received will deal 20% less damage.
Guide: Best on tanks facing high-burst enemies. The -20% reduction on the next incoming hit helps the wearer survive the follow-up after a big hit, rewarding attrition-style play.

Weakening Resolve

When attacked with a multi-hit skill, decreases the damage the wearer receives from each subsequent hit after the first one by 10%.
Guide: Best on tanks facing multi-hit nukers. Each subsequent hit in a multi-hit skill deals -10% less, so a 5-hit skill’s final hit is -40% weaker — strong scaling against high-hit-count enemies.

Damage Mitigation

If the incoming damage will exceed 30% of the wearer’s MAX HP, decreases the damage received by 10%.
Guide: Best on squishy champions facing Boss hits. The -10% reduction only triggers on hits that would deal more than 30% of the wearer’s MAX HP, so it specifically counters one-shot attempts.

Opening Gambit

Increases the wearer’s chance of placing debuffs with their default skill by 5%.
Guide: Slot on champions with debuff-applying A1s. The +5% debuff chance stacks with existing ACC, making default skills much more reliable at landing their debuffs in early rounds.

Single Combat Master

The wearer receives 5% less damage from single-target attacks.
Guide: Best on champions facing single-target nukers in Arena. The -5% reduction is universal across every single-target hit, so it is a solid default defensive pick against Boss-like damage dealers.

Weak Retort

The wearer receives 15% less damage from counterattacks.
Guide: Slot on tanks facing counterattack-heavy teams (Skullcrusher, Martyr, etc.). The -15% reduction on every counterattack significantly reduces the wearer’s damage intake from retaliation-focused enemies.

Strengthening Will

The damage received by the wearer decreases by 1% for every 10% HP lost.
Guide: Best on attrition tanks that intentionally dip low. Each 10% HP lost adds -1% to incoming damage, so a 50% HP tank gets -5% and a near-death tank gets -10% — a survival scaling mechanic.

Strength Sap

When the wearer is attacked, destroys the attacker’s MAX HP by 3% (stacks up to 30%).
Guide: Top pick for counter-attackers and tanks. Every hit on the wearer destroys 3% of the attacker’s MAX HP, stacking to 30% — a brutal HP-drain mechanic in extended fights.

Barbed Defense

Any [Reflect Damage] effects and buffs on the wearer deal 10% more damage to enemies.
Guide: Slot on champions with Reflect Damage buffs. The +10% boost to reflected damage makes the wearer’s reflect procs much more threatening, punishing enemies for attacking.

Embellished Shield

[Shield] buffs placed on the wearer are 10% stronger.
Guide: Best on champions that frequently place or receive [Shield] buffs. The +10% boost is universal across all Shield sources, making the wearer tankier in defensive compositions.

Steadfastness

Destroy HP effects are 20% less effective against the wearer.
Guide: Top pick for tanks facing HP-drain teams. The -20% reduction applies to every Destroy HP effect, helping the wearer maintain their MAX HP against attrition-based enemies.

Sanctified Skin

The wearer receives 10% more healing.
Guide: Slot on tanks, supports, and self-healers. The +10% healing received applies to every heal source, so the wearer stays topped up in long fights — excellent sustain for sustain-focused builds.

Extra Punishment

The wearer deals 20% more damage against enemies under [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification], or [Sheep] debuffs.
Guide: Best on AoE nukers in teams with a strong CC setter. The +20% applies to every hit on a stunned, frozen, slept, provoked, feared, or sheeped target, making it one of the strongest damage amplifiers in the game.

Double Down

When attacking targets under [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification], or [Sheep] debuffs with their default skill, the wearer has a 10% chance to repeat the attack once.
Guide: Slot on champions with strong default skills who attack CC’d targets often. The 10% proc chance is small but compounds across multi-hit A1s in wave content.

Constant Onslaught

The wearer has an 8% chance to gain an Extra Turn after killing an enemy.
Guide: Excellent for wave-clearers and AoE champions. Killing an enemy has an 8% chance to give an Extra Turn, so the more kills you chain, the more turns you keep — dominant in Faction Wars and Dungeons.

Sharpened Riposte

The wearer deals 50% more damage when counterattacking.
Guide: Best on counterattack-focused champions (Skullcrusher, Martyr, etc.). The +50% damage multiplier on every counterattack is massive — it turns a defensive proc into a serious damage threat.

Piercing Strike

After killing an enemy, the wearer’s next attack will ignore 12% of the target’s DEF.
Guide: Slot on nukers with multi-target skills. After a kill, the next attack ignores 12% DEF, so it snowballs in wave content and Boss fights with adds.

Critical Strategy

Increases the wearer’s C.DMG by 10% for each enemy whose HP is at 50% or lower.
Guide: Best on AoE nukers in Boss fights and Faction Wars. Each low-HP enemy on the field adds +10% C.DMG, so the gem scales naturally as the fight progresses and enemies weaken.

Rolling Force

When using multi-hit skills, each consecutive hit after the first one that the wearer makes will ignore 5% more of the target’s DEF.
Guide: Best on multi-hit nukers hitting high-DEF targets. Each hit after the first ignores 5% more DEF, so a 5-hit skill lands its last hit ignoring 20% additional DEF — a strong armor-shred scaling on long rotations.

Attacking Prowess

The wearer has an 8% chance to reset a skill’s cooldown if it kills an enemy. Occurs once per skill.
Guide: Top pick for nukers with high-impact cooldowns. The 8% reset chance on a kill means your ultimate can come back online faster, especially in long fights with many enemies.

Pouncing Strike

When attacking an enemy, increases the wearer’s C.RATE by 5% for each active debuff on the target placed by the wearer.
Guide: Best on debuffers with multi-debuff kits. The more debuffs the wearer places on a target, the higher the C.RATE — so it rewards sustained debuff pressure into devastating crits.

Target Smash

The wearer’s damage increases by 1% of their total ACC.
Guide: Slot on high-ACC champions (typically debuffers with 300+ ACC). 1% of total ACC is added to damage, so a 400-ACC champion gets +4% damage — a meaningful boost for hybrid debuff and damage builds.

Unrelenting Power

When using multi-hit skills, each consecutive hit after the first one that the wearer makes will deal 3% more damage.
Guide: Best on multi-hit nukers. Each consecutive hit in the skill deals +3% more damage, so a 5-hit skill gains +12% damage on the last hit alone — strong scaling on long rotations.

Quickstrike

If no enemy has taken a turn yet, the wearer’s first attack will deal 10% more damage.
Guide: Top pick for fastest champions in Arena and Tournament setups. The +10% only applies to the first attack of the round, so slot on champions built to act first and eliminate priority targets.

Unbowed Might

The wearer’s C.DMG increases by 3% for each debuff they are under (stacks up to 30%).
Guide: Counterintuitive but powerful on champions that intentionally soak debuffs. The more debuffs on the wearer, the more C.DMG they gain — capping at +30% on heavily-debuffed targets.

Pierce Defences

The wearer will ignore 3% of the target’s DEF if the target is under 2 or more debuffs.
Guide: Pairs with multi-debuff kits. The 3% DEF ignore only triggers when the target is debuffed twice or more, so slot on champions built to spread debuffs before their big hit.

Shieldbreaker

The wearer deals 5% more damage to targets under a [Shield] buff per each buff on the target.
Guide: Excellent against buff-stacking teams (shield, Increase ATK, counterattack). Each buff on the target adds +5% damage, so a fully-buffed enemy takes massively more damage.

Lifedrain

The wearer’s critical hits destroy 1% of the target’s MAX HP per each buff on the wearer (stacks up to 20%).
Guide: Best on buff-heavy champions with high C.RATE. The more buffs the wearer stacks, the more MAX HP the crit destroys — turning buff-spam builds into Boss-killers.

Momentum Breaker

The wearer has a 20% chance to counterattack using their default skill when an enemy receives an Extra Turn or Instant Turn.
Guide: Best for champions who face frequent extra-turn chains from enemies. Pair with champions that have strong default skills, especially in long Arena matches where enemy momentum swings are common.

Fortuitous Velocity

Increases the chance for the wearer to gain an Extra Turn from skills by an additional 5%.
Guide: Slot on any champion with Extra Turn mechanics to make their chains more reliable. Even a small bump compounds across multi-turn sequences.

Toxin’s Touch

The wearer deals 10% more damage against enemies under [Poison] debuffs.
Guide: Pairs perfectly with champions that apply [Poison] debuffs, or in teams that have a dedicated poisoner. Since most Arena targets eventually get poisoned, the bonus damage is almost always live.

Pyromaniac

The wearer deals 10% more damage against enemies under [HP Burn] debuffs.
Guide: Best on champions fighting teams with [HP Burn] debuffs, or on a champion that applies [HP Burn] themselves. The damage boost applies to every hit on a burning target.

Magic Destroyer

The wearer deals 5% more damage against Magic Affinity enemies.
Guide: Use on nukers in factions where you commonly face Magic Affinity enemies (Demonspawn, Dark Elves, Undead Hordes). The +5% adds up across multi-hit skills.

Old Sorcery

The wearer ignores 10% of a target’s RES when transferring debuffs.
Guide: Niche but strong for champions with debuff-transfer mechanics. Helps land debuffs on high-RES targets that would otherwise resist.

You Asked For It

The wearer deals 10% more damage while under a [Provoke] debuff.
Guide: Slot on a tank that provokes itself and also deals damage. The provoke becomes a damage amplifier rather than a liability.

Woe to The Besieged

The wearer ignores 5% of an enemy’s RES in Siege Battles.
Guide: Exclusive to Siege Battles. Use on your debuffers in Siege offense teams to push past high-RES enemy builds. Don’t slot this on general Arena nukers — it does nothing outside Siege.

No Mercy

The wearer deals 5% more damage for every 25% of a target’s lost HP.
Guide: Best on execute-style champions or any damage dealer in long fights. The bonus scales continuously, so the longer the battle goes, the more this gem contributes.

Know Thy Enemy

The wearer ignores 5% DEF when attacking an enemy with a different Affinity to the wearer’s.
Guide: Most Arena matchups are cross-affinity, so this gem is almost always live. Slot on your main damage dealer — the DEF ignore stacks with your artifact set bonuses.

Take Em Down

Increases the wearer’s Ignore DEF by 5% against enemies whose MAX HP is greater than the wearer’s in Siege & Arena.
Guide: Excellent for nukers going up against high-HP tanks. The “MAX HP greater than wearer” condition works against any bigger target. Siege-only mode makes it a top pick for Siege offense.

Fearmonger

The wearer deals 10% more damage against enemies under [Fear] or [True Fear] debuffs.
Guide: Pair with a fear-setter in your team. The +10% bonus only triggers when the enemy is feared, so you need the setup.

Bloody Momentum

The wearer’s C. DMG increases by 5% each time they kill an enemy (stacks up to 25%).
Guide: Top-tier for AoE champions in wave-based content (Dungeon, Faction Wars, Hydra). The C.DMG stacks reset on death, so champions with revive support benefit most.

Void Slayer

The wearer deals 5% more damage against Void Affinity enemies.
Guide: Use on nukers when facing Void-heavy enemy lineups (Banner Lords, Knights of Freljord, Ogryn Tribes, Lizardmen). The +5% applies to every hit on a Void target.

The Strong Survive

The wearer deals 5% more damage to enemies whose ATK is lower than or equal to the wearer’s ATK.
Guide: Best on high-ATK champions (typically ATK-based nukers). The condition checks ATK comparison, so slot on champions whose ATK outpaces their enemy’s.

Fighting Fury

The wearer deals 5% more damage on every third skill used.
Guide: Top pick for champions with low-CD skill rotations (3 or 4 turn CDs). Champions with high-CD ultimates won’t trigger the bonus often, so this rewards fast-cyclers.

Blinding Barrage

The wearer ignores 15% of a target’s RES when placing [Stun] debuffs.
Guide: A must-have for stunners facing high-RES Arena teams. Pair with champions like Skullcrusher or Psylar — landing the stun becomes much more reliable.

Nigh Impermeable

The wearer receives 10% less damage from enemies with a different Affinity to the wearer’s.
Guide: A universal defensive gem. Since most Arena fights are cross-affinity, this -10% is almost always active. Best on tanks and supports that draw enemy focus.

Unflappable

Decreases the chance that the wearer’s skill won’t activate due to [Fear] or [True Fear] debuffs by 10%.
Guide: Slot on any champion whose key skills get skipped by enemy fear. Particularly valuable for slow-cycling ultimates where one skipped turn can lose a match.

Hunker Down

The wearer receives 25% less damage from [Bomb] debuffs.
Guide: Counter-pick for teams that face heavy [Bomb] debuff users. The 25% reduction is huge — almost half a damage source removed.

Standing Proud

The wearer’s RES increases by 50 while under a [Taunt] buff.
Guide: Best on champions that place [Taunt] on themselves. Combines well with other RES-boosting gemstones for a defensive stack.

Self Control

The wearer’s RES increases by 10 for each turn of cooldown remaining on all their active skills (stacks up to 100).
Guide: Strong on champions with high-CD skills that spend turns waiting on cooldowns. The longer the CDs, the more RES you stack — eventually capping at +100.

Will of Iron

Increases the wearer’s RES by 5 for every 5% of HP lost.
Guide: Best on survivability-focused champions that can dip low (tanks with self-heal, revive, or lifesteal). The RES scales with damage taken, rewarding attrition-style play.

Runes of Shielding

The wearer receives 10% less damage from critical hits.
Guide: Slot on tanks that face high-crit enemies. The -10% applies to every critical hit, making it excellent against crit-focused Arena teams.

Monstrosity

The wearer ignores 15% of a target’s RES when placing [Fear] or [True Fear] debuffs.
Guide: Counterpart to Blinding Barrage but for fear. Slot on fear-setters to push through high-RES enemy builds.

Living Dynamo

Turn Meter fill effects from skills are 15% more effective on the wearer.
Guide: Best on champions that receive TM from allies. The +15% makes every TM boost more impactful, accelerating turn cycles.

Last Stand

Healing and [Shield] buffs received while the wearer is below 50% HP are 25% more effective.
Guide: A clutch-survival gem for tanks and sustain champions. The 25% boost only kicks in below 50% HP, so you need to either dip intentionally or rely on incoming heals/shields.

Weakness Revealed

The wearer receives 5% less damage from enemies under debuffs placed by the wearer.
Guide: Top pick for debuffers with multi-debuff kits. The more debuffs you place, the safer you are from counter-attacks.

Perfect Heist

The wearer’s ACC increases by 30 when attempting to steal buffs.
Guide: Slot on buff-stealers. The +30 ACC only triggers during steal attempts, but those moments are critical — landing the steal often decides the fight.

Force Breaker

The wearer deals 5% more damage against Force Affinity enemies.
Guide: Use on nukers against Force-heavy teams (Sacred Order, Undead Hordes, Barbarians, High Elves). Like the other affinity slayers, the +5% adds up across multi-hit skills.

Tough Hide

The wearer receives 5% less damage from enemies whose DEF is lower than or equal to the wearer’s DEF.
Guide: Best on high-DEF champions facing glass-cannon nukers. The condition is enemy DEF ≤ your DEF, so slot on tanks and DEF-stacking champions.

Rapid Regrowth

Increases the amount of healing the wearer provides by 5% each time they heal a target (stacks up to 15%).
Guide: Top pick for healers in long fights. The heal bonus stacks but caps at 15%, so the value is highest on multi-heal kits.

Ruinous Venom

The wearer ignores 15% of a target’s RES when placing [Poison] debuffs.
Guide: Best-in-slot for poisoners. Pair with champions that apply [Poison] to land the debuff even on high-RES Arena targets.

Abyssal Ice

The wearer ignores 15% of a target’s RES when placing [Freeze] debuffs.
Guide: Counterpart to Blinding Barrage and Monstrosity, but for freeze. Slot on freezer champions to land the debuff reliably on high-RES enemies.

Toy with Foes

The wearer deals 10% more damage against enemies under [Provoke] debuffs.
Guide: Excellent on AoE nukers that face provoke-heavy teams. Once the enemy taunter is provoked, every hit on them gets +10% damage.

Taking Advantage

The wearer deals 10% more damage against enemies under [Stun] debuffs.
Guide: Pairs with a stunner in your team or in the enemy’s (you benefit either way). The +10% triggers on every hit against a stunned target.

Spirit Breaker

The wearer deals 5% more damage against Spirit Affinity enemies.
Guide: Use on nukers facing Spirit-heavy lineups (Dark Elves, Sacred Order, Undead Hordes, Demonspawn). Same as the other affinity slayers — +5% adds up.

Essence Taker

The wearer is healed by 20% of the damage inflicted when killing an enemy with a skill.
Guide: Excellent on AoE nukers and wave-clearers. The heal triggers on every kill, so the more enemies you take down, the more you sustain — particularly powerful in extended fights.

Skullcracker

The wearer deals 5% more damage to enemies whose DEF is lower than or equal to this Champion’s DEF.
Guide: Slot on high-DEF champions that also deal damage. The condition is stat-based, so pair with artifact sets that boost DEF (Guardian or Defiant).

Tactical Withdrawal

The wearer receives 5% less damage while under a [Stun], [Freeze], [Sleep], [Provoke], [Fear], [True Fear], [Petrification], [Duel], or [Entangle] debuff.
Guide: A small but universal defensive option. The -5% applies whenever the wearer is under any of 9 CC debuffs — useful on any champion that gets crowd-controlled often.