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Scyl of the Drakes Skills
Drake’s Swiftness
Attacks 1 enemy. Has a 20% chance of placing a 30% [Decrease SPD] debuff for 2 turns. Also has a 30% chance of decreasing the target’s Turn Meter by 15%.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Buff/Debuff Chance +10%
Level 5: Buff/Debuff Chance +10%
Damage Multiplier: 3.5 DEF
Wingbeat Flurry (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks all enemies 2 times. Each hit has a 20% chance of placing a [Stun] debuff for 1 turn.
Level 2: Damage +10%
Level 3: Damage +10%
Level 4: Buff/Debuff Chance +5%
Level 5: Buff/Debuff Chance +10%
Level 6: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 1.55 DEF
Phoenix Rite (Cooldown: 6 turns)
Revives an ally with 50% HP and places a 50% [Ally Protection] buff on them for 2 turns.
Level 2: Cooldown -1
Level 3: Cooldown -1
Boundless Life (Passive)
Heals all allies by 10% of their MAX HP at the start of each turn. Also places a 30% [Increase SPD] buff on a random ally for 2 turns.
Scyl of the Drakes Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Impulse, Lifesteal, Reflex, Relentless |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityDEF Nuker & Debuffer: DEF%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD, ACC |
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Scyle of the Drakes Masteries Guide
Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Faction Wars, Dungeons
Offense
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Support
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Scyl of the Drakes Reference
Scyl of the Drakes All-Rounder Build
Below is a reference of the artifacts equipped on Scyl of the Drakes that makes her useful in all areas of the game. Scyl of the Drakes is equipped with Relentless Set to enable her to get multiple Extra Turns so she can heal her allies using her passive skill “Boundless Life” for every turn she takes! In addition, it helps to reduce all her skill cooldowns quickly and allow her to reapply the Stun debuff on the enemies before they have a chance to retaliate. The equipment prioritizes a high amount of SPD, ACC, DEF%, C.RATE and HP%. This build works well in Doom Tower Easy and Hard mode against Bosses such as Celestial Griffin and Nether Spider.
Scyl of the Drakes Review
Scyl of the Drakes is a Legendary Defense Magic champion from Barbarians faction in Raid Shadow Legends. Scyl of the Drakes was released in Patch 1.13.5 on March 2020 as Daily Login Reward on Day 180. She is an amazing champion who offers various utilities such as AoE passive heal, AoE stuns, Decrease Turn Meter, Decrease Speed and revive fallen ally. All of these skills make her a great carry from early-mid-late game!
Drake’s Swiftness is her default attack that has a chance to apply Decrease Speed debuff and Decrease Turn Meter on a single enemy. This is fantastic against Spider and Fire Knight bosses who are susceptible to these effects. By pairing Scyl the Drake with other Decrease Turn Meter champions such as Armiger, Alure and Coldheart, you can prevent enemy from taking a turn!
Wingbeat Flurry (A2 Skill) is Scyl’s crowd control ability where she attacks all enemies on the battlefield with a chance to apply Stun on them! This prevents enemies from taking their turn to attack your champion and inflicting any deterimental debuff or instant negative effects that could reduce your team survivability or battle efficiency. In addition, it allows to buy some time for your champions to recuperate and cycle through their skill cooldowns.
Phoenix Rite (A3 Skill) is her single-target revive ally skill, which is useful in reviving a fallen ally and granting them with an Ally Protection Buff, so that they will be able to survive enemy attacks to take their turn to perform their ability. Having a dedicated skill for reviving champions is extremely beneficial since the Champion AI will only use it during emergency cases.
Boundless Life is Scyl of the Drake signature skill that passively heals all allies by 10% of their MAX HP and applies an Increase Speed buff to a random ally whenever she takes her turn! When Scyl of the Drake is equipped with Relentless Set, she has a chance to take multiple turns within a single turn to heal all allies swiftly. Apart from that, she can be built as a tanky champion and high speed regeneration by pairing her passive skill with Regeneration Set and Immortal Set for a total of 28% HP Recovery per turn! This enables her to solo Celestial Griffin and Scarab King easily!
Overall, Scyl of the Drake has fantastic skill kit that makes her versatile in many areas. I highly recommend to 6-star her as she can carry your team and bypass many roadblocks that you may encounter when going through higher difficult stages of the game!
Scyl of the Drakes Storyline
Scyl of the Drakes is a terrifying force to behold on the battlefield. Her ranseur glittering in the sunlight as it whistles through the air in brutal swipes and swings, her dragonscale cloak billowing behind her, Scyl cuts and imposing image worthy of a true Warrior Queen. Her foes reel and break, unable to match her fury, while her allies find themselves invigorated in her presence, their fatigue and pain banished by the blessings of the Phoenix.
Once, Scyl was nothing more than a terrified girl, orphaned by ruthless Knights Revenant cultists who razed her home village to the ground and slaughtered its inhabitants. Scyl alone managed to escape, but she was merely a child trapped in the Deadlands with nary a hope of survival. She should have died there, but providence intervened. The Disciples of the Drake, a dragon-worshipping troupe of outcasts and exiles, found Scyl when she had already lost consciousness from dehydration and hunger. They brought the girl to their hideout and nursed her back to health. In turn, she was sworn into the troupe’s service, though it soon became apparent that Scyl’s talents lay not in cleaning and cooking and tending to the myriad everyday needs of the camp, but rather in the art of battle.
The Disciples were not numerous, so any fresh blood was welcome among their warriors, and Scyl had proven herself both capable and passionate. She bested all of her peers and many opponents older and more experienced by the time she came of age, swiftly taking her place among the raiding parties and earning her share of glory in uncompromising hit-and-run attacks against Orcs, the Undead, and Knights Revenant parties venturing into the Deadlands.
In due time, she rose to command a small band of young warriors of her own, which grew along with her reputation. Scyl’s reckless courage led her to many victories over the course of several years, but it almost cost her everything as well. When a large Knights Revenant raiding party had been discovered camping among the desiccated cliffs of the Gronfang Ravine, Scyl, blinded by hatred, ordered an attack regardless. Her warriors and she were outnumbered, but they had the element of surprise on their side and struck under the cover of night. With stones cast from cliff crests and skirmishers moving among the rocks like vengeful spectres, Scyl’s warriors rained death down upon the foe. But the initial confusion passed and cultists threw themselves into the fray with maddened fury, pressuring the Disciples with sheer numbers and ferocity.
Scyla fought in the first ranks, as she always did, even as her warriors fell around her. Though wounded and bruised in the brutal melee, she cut her way through to the armour-clad dark priest who led the Knights Revenant force. They clashed beneath the starlit skies of Krokhan, and steel met steel. For several minutes the duel lasted without either combatant gaining the upper hand, yet soon cultists started flocking in to assist their leader. Cutting them all down cost Scyl precious time and strength.
In the end, she missed a mace stroke that shattered her ribs and left her gasping for air on the sand, her foe preparing to deliver the deathblow. But Scyl was not a warrior to give up even in direst of circumstances. In the final moment, she managed to reach for her spear and thrust it through the priest’s dark heart, sending him back to his twisted Master. Silence had fallen over the ravine; apart from Scyl, no soul remained alive amidst the cliffs, and even she felt life ebbing away from her body. Vengeance and bitter triumph remained her only companions at that moment, but she was not destined to die.
Unbeknownst to her, a powerful djinn observed the battle from afar, and so impressed it was with the young woman’s brazen skill that it deigned to appear in the aftermath of the slaughter. Wreathed in flame, it took the guise of a Phoenix and spoke unto Scyl the words of praise and blessing. She received a small fraction of its magic, her wounds mended before her very eyes. The spirit vanished, leaving nought but an exquisite cloak of dragonscale in its wake – a final gift it wished to bestow upon the warrior who had impressed it so. Scyl spent the day giving proper burial rites to her fallen warriors and returned to the troupe alone, where she was hailed as a heroine. Her reputation grew and, after numerous battles, she rose to lead the Disciples of the Drake herself. To this day they remain a force to be reckoned with in the Krokhan Desert, and servants of Siroth avoid straying into their territory lest they incur the wrath of Scyl of the Drakes.
Scyl of the Drakes Champion Lore
The Gaellen War brought all of Teleria down to its knees. No power was left unscathed, even those that tried to avoid the conflict between the Gaellen Pact and the Telerian League. The war was eventually decided by the League’s invasion of the Sorrowlakes, in which they pushed the Gaellen Pact back to their capital — the City of Dreams. Leading that force was the greatest commander of the Gaellen War: Princess Scyl of Frostheim. From an early age, the princess learned the lessons of war — both the horror and necessity of it.
Princess Scyl faced tremendous opposition, and not only from the Gaellen Pact. Leading a diverse alliance from across Teleria brought its own difficulties. Her army consisted of High Elves from Aravia, the Banner Lords of Kaerok, her own Confederation of Frostheim, and the Sacred Order — each with their own military hierarchies. While many argued for territorial gains, she alone realized that the key to ending the war stood at eliminating the Pact’s leadership. It took Scyl all her military experience and skills at diplomacy to convince her bickering allies.
Despite the strength of the League, the Gaellen Pact made the Princess fight for every inch of ground. Lizardmen ambushed her ships on the rivers, tortured Skinwalkers fought ferociously for their very existence, and burly Orc and Ogryn forces punished the League at every turn. Above all those threats, Princess Scyl had to contend with none other than Rhazin Scarhide – Peacemaker, Founder of the Gaellen Pact, Clan Lord of Dreams, Last of the Warclave, and greatest Drake breeder in all the Sorrowlakes.
Scyl’s campaign against Rhazin went down in history, earning the princess her own sobriquet. Proud warriors throughout Anhelt sing of the deeds of Scyl of the Drakes, celebrating her heroism and sacrifice. Their favorite part is the climactic battle at the City of Dreams, where Princess Scyl fought Rhazin Scarhide himself at the City of Dreams’ heart, the high temple. Truly, the story is a grand demonstration of the might and power of the Telerian League… except those tales are always incomplete. Nobody can agree on the nature of Scyl and Rhazin’s duel, or even who won. Some say Scyl drove her blade through the lizard’s heart. Others claim the two killed each other, while still others believe that Rhazin bested Scyl and fled into the night, his grand city burning to ashes behind him. To this day, their fate remains unknown.
The truth is, as always, elusive and complex, and perhaps not the story that a drunken knight of the League would be proud to sing of at all. The greatest tragedy is how few know what really happened, and how much the truth might change the world…
Scyl of the Drakes Updates
- (2020-03-16) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V1.13.5
- (2020-12-03) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V3.00
- (2021-05-07) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V4.20
Scyl of the Drakes Videos
Raid Shadow Legends Scyl of the Drakes Champion Guide by ASH
Raid Shadow Legends Scyl of the Drakes Champion Guide by StewGaming
With Scyl being a great group healer, would Masteries: Healing Savior & Lay on Hands not be a good choice for her?
Instinct gear on this champion is very OP
@James: You could go with either Brimstone or Soul Reap. I have added the Blessings recommendation above! 🙂
Rob, you are absolutely right, about the skin I was thinking to buy it but thanks to you I didn’t then few weeks later I won it in a tournament.
Thank you very much for your honest answer.
The Soul Reap
What would you recommend as a Blessing for her?
If you give her any bonuses to healing, would it affect her passive skill?
Im a bit confused, her Mastery shows Off/Support while the pic to reference is Off/Def?
absolutely nothing. Its just for looks.
Hello, I would like to thank you first for these incredible site of yours and apologize for disturbing you. What is the advantage of having skin make over on Scyl Of The Drakes?
Any thoughts on a blessing for her
Hello would a regeneration set and immortal set be a good choice with def and support mastery’s
Paired with Shaman make an awesome duo for campaign
@ayumilove, I knew great hall was good but didn’t expect that kind of jump in numbers! Thanks for the reply, I’m working on my upgrades now.
@UmeThemWhen: The additional stats are coming from the Great Hall Bonus stats. You can upgrade them by using the Arena medals that you earned from winning the Arena battles. Hence, it’s recommended to perform Arena daily although it’s kinda boring and difficult against powerful defensive Arena teams.
I’m curious to know where the extra 80 acc is coming from, when I did the math it came up to 229. Doesn’t look like a mastery thing, am I missing something?
Essa construção versátil usa um set de equipamentos Implacável (Relentless) e um equipamento do Robusto (Stalwart) e outro do Frenesi (Frenzy)? Nestes dois últimos ela não ganha bônus algum, pois precisa de 4 artefatos. Qual a lógica disso?
@Alex The weapon shares qualities on a Ranseur, Partisan and a Yari. At base, it is a polearm.
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Scyl is amazing.
I put Destroy equipment on her – and she does wonders against the Scarab King.
I think she deserves more than 3 stars in CB. She does pretty well there.
@alex, this is not a historical weapon so any name would just be a made up name. Quite inpractical as it would be far too head-heavy to be a real usable weapon.
Half year raid play … still worth. She was ultimate healer in relentless set plus support left side mastery.
@Brink What masteries did you select for your build?
I use guardian set on my scyl and by doing that i was able to beat spider 20, dragon and ice golem 24, and fireknight 22 so if anyone sees this that is apart of the website i would suggest that you add guardian to the recommended sets.
@Rob Gaerlan: No. You’re facing someone who took the Shadow Heal mastery. Scyl’s passive counts as enemy healing for that mastery.
And it’s healing that opponent for 6% of their max HP. Scyl’s is healing her by 10%. Scyl is not healing the opponent.
@sin you can put her in a stun set 😉 or make sure she has high acc
Is her stun with 35~40% chance when book reliable? I’m thinking of booking her
Yes, she is not very good for killing Scarab King fast, but she can solo him in 1h using a Regeneration set. Just search “scarab king cheese scyl of the drakes” on youtube.
She heals the enemy every turn!
When you are just dealing with ONE enemy at the arena (classic or tag), and you are also using a single man like scyl, she is healing the enemy every turn.
bonjour à tous quelqu’un connait il le nombre de potion nécessaire pour perfectionner scyl des drakes
I am so glad I found this website from a dear friend. After playing this game for about a year, I am finally learning what is best for my champs!
She pairs well with Vergis, these two together are basically unkillable
Hello,
Scyl is definitively 5 stars for Celestial Griffin, there are load of video that show she can solo it in hard mode.
this one in french : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j-I2l-2qlE
@SlipperyDoodoo: Please ensure that the mastery you have selected for Scyl of the Drakes are correctly assigned and also check whether you have sufficient Minotaur skill tomes to max those mastery skills.
How come you put spirit haste and lasting gifts masteries but that’s impossible? she maxes out before she can get both.
@Eccum: Lay on Hands will increase the Healing effectiveness of Scyl of the Drake passive skill “Boundless Life”. Assuming the ally champion has 10,000 HP (Hit Points aka Health), he will gain 1000 HP healing as the base (10% of his 10,000 MAX HP). Lay on Hands increases the healing by 5% of the healing. So 5% of 1000 is 50. Total healing is 1050 from the passive skill. Lay on Hands applies to all healings such as Healing Skill and Continuous Heal buff. To increase self-healing with Life Drinker and Lifesteal Set is to use Rejuvenation mastery.
Does Lay on hands triggers on her passive? And is it additive? So would it then heal 15% like everything from the Attack tree?
She’s an amazing champ! F2P friendly after 6 months, which is great too. Took my Ice Golem and Dragon 20 teams from 80% win rate to 100% win rate because she always stays alive to revive my high attack champ if they die. Also offers lots of valuable buffs — aoe stun, dec speed, turn meter reduction, 10% heal passive on every turn (comes in real handy). Then I have her in a shield set for extra utility — helps in both arena and dungeons. Could also put her in a stun set for even better aoe stuns. Build her out asap.
@jimakos I put all healing on my Scyl and she is a beast. With good defense substats and masteries (her attacks are based on DEF), she does like three-ten thousand a hit and heals herself a ton. She is, hands down, my best champ. She killed the Scarab King single handedly– she can beat the first four bosses on Nightmare singlehandedly as well. She is always the last person left alive, and often can last multiple rounds alone against other six star champs in the arena, long enough to bring an attacker or another support back to life. Highly reccommend this build, tbqh.
I would think she would be better as a tank and that is how I’m going to build her but I can’t decide what the fence that I want her to have. Any suggestions?
Have her in relentless and immortal set, awesome in Doom Tower
@Darkscout0
Do you realize that it’s a “Offense” mastery, and has anything to do with attack or defense stats?
Each mastery is meant to give you a foucs for your hero, not to boost X stat (alright, they do boost some basic stats, but it’s a very minor part of it).
Basically, if you have an aggressive hero (i.e. DEF damage dealer), you’ll want the “Offense” mastery, because it boost the overall damage and the way they do it. Aside of the very first (and quite useless) ATK mastery level, everything else doesn’t relies on stats.
Same for the other Masteries.
A support guy, despite might having ATK skills, you’ll want the DEF mastery.
In Scyl’s particular case, she’s so versatile you could pretty much go with any Mastery combination and she’ll do ok.
Going Offense and Defense means you’re focusing on damage mostly, and some protection/healing, forfeiting the Stun.
Going Offense/Support, and you’re more set to go an agressive Scyl, with lots of damage and good healings (and stun).
Going Defense/Support, and you’re going tanky, sustaining lots of damage and focusing almost entirely on some sort of healing and debuffs.
Personally, I find Ayumi’s Mastery selection much more effective than just going full healer/support. I have too many healers and too many supporters, so I prefer a mixed jack-of-all-trades Scyl, where she can do enough damage to kill, and decent heaings.
Relentless and Perception set works wonders on her, easily balancing the lack of a full-support set with constant extra turns and healings.
Has anyone build a Scyl full support with healing set? Worth the try?
Interesting choice to send her down the attack line when all her damage skills increase off of DEF
@Ayumilove @Alex her weapon is called a ranseur
It seems like almost every mastery guide here includes Shield Breaker, why? Other than the first round in the arena and blue potion dungeon, where are there shields that need broken?
Don’t understand why everyone seems to be pushing her down the offence and support tree. I personally see her as much more useful in a support role with CC and healing than any damage she deals. I personally sent her down the support and defense tree with ay on Hands, Healing saviour, Merciful Aid to boost her heals Lore of Steel and Master Hexer to extend the Leech debuff and Harvest Despair for the leech, the two counter-attack masteries and Fearsome Presence as the added 5% stun makes a surprisingly big difference.
@Alex: I think its a modified version of Halberd where it combines both spear and axe form, so it can stab and chop enemies.
Hi, I’m looking for information about her weapon, can I get any information about it , how it’s called? Where was taken that model of weapon?
@Stinkerbelle Sniper doesn’t affect stun chance (check the description), so fearsome presence is the only thing that will give a 5% boost. You also are giving up a lot of damage by not picking up Warmaster.
I think the masteries suggested here and in the videos are not going to help Scyl shine the most. A 35% chance to stun between two hits is not insignificant, but with Sniper (support tree) and Fearsome Presence (def tree), you can bring that up to 45% on each hit. 35% triggered twice gives a 57.75% chance to stun each enemy (not accounting for weak hits). But 45%? 69.75% chance to stun each enemy. She’s amazing for crowd control, and those two masteries are HUGE. I think Hell Hades actually significantly under-values her because he’s not making the most of the stun ability.
this guy changed my arena team from moderately sucky to ‘i might not lose every battle today” all by himself. pretty good for a 180 day free reward. i used forge gear and it seems to be working out for now (3 x hp/def set with speed sub stats). does great everywhere with that set up. if you dont have this one yet, def something to look forward to…assuming you haven’t pulled great heroes from shards already…which i have not
@Delfiurion
No, a Retribution set trigger will not activate the passive heal each turn.
Would retribution trigger her passive ?
I love the dark/white toggle button!!!!
I equipped mine in 4* Epic Relentless, one 5* rare Divine Speed, one 4* uncommon Divine Speed, and a 4* rare ring and it is unreal how good it is. When I can get it to 6* it is going to be my go to.
@BlackShadowLady:
Weil die Entwickler des Spiels sich das so ausgedacht haben.
Hier (ayumilove) wird ein Übersetzungstool genutzt, welches nur die englischen Namen ins Deutsche übersetzt.
Daher wirst du hier mehrere Champions finden, deren Namen im Deutschen anders sind als im Spiel.
Ayumilove müsste die deutschen Namen aus dem Spiel übernehmen.
Der deutsche Name hier ist also verwirrend und nicht Draconia im Spiel.
@Avalon – I’m confused about your comment that you put her in relentless and swift parry sets. These are both 4 artifact sets, she can’t have sets of both at the same time.
I put her in a 6* rare relentless set and a 5* epic swift parry set and she is an absolute beast! No books on her and she is still awesome with her base skill sets. Definitely worth leveling up quick for all aspects of the game except CB
How does the Immortal set measure up to the Lifesteal? I don’t see the Immortal set listed much in here, so I didn’t know if that was because it wasn’t as good or if it wasn’t considered an option.
Hallo, warum wird der champ im Deutschen als Draconia bezeichnet?
Das führt irgendwie zu Verwirrung.
I got her maxed out fully booked and trie her out in some dungeons and campain and noticed on waves quite a lot of the time her ai just doesn’t cast her aoe stun… I wanted to test her in my fire knights team to handle the waves in a relentless set and she got around 20 a1’s before using her stun. I’ve noticed this in campaign and faction wars she just randomly won’t cast her stun.
Hi Tom Chapman, I think the real problem is, Scyl doesn’t even sound like the real star in your line up. You have Lyssandra who is an absolute monster in controlling turn meter, you have Madame who is the most ridiculous controlling epic ever, then you have umbral who can lock things down for you completely for 2 turns. I think the real question is, why couldn’t you put a REAL nuker in your team as a 4th and had to resort to Scyl. She’s your go-to champion when you need utility and revive. She got some debuffs and occasional stuns, she saves teammates and buff them up so they don’t die again right after. Your 4th spot only has one job, and that wasn’t it.
Update: Started using her in my Arena Offense team, and now I’m kicking butt! (In Gold I …)
I have her with Lyssandra (lead), Umbral Enchantress, and Madame Serris. The team goes first, Debuffs All, Provokes All, and then Stuns All … or at least attacks someone who’s already provoked. And it just keeps going like that, with Fear and True Fear everywhere (and Leech from Serris’ mastery), and Scyl doing most of the actual damage. It’s freaking great.
Can’t believe I slept on this awesome champion for so long.
I have mine in Relentless and Divine Speed, and it’s fantastic. So far I only use her in Dragon 20, with a 3-4 champion team (to farm food on the side), but I’m sure I’ll find other uses for her eventually. Totally worth it. Plus this champion has a great look and animations.
I think more sets should be added to the gear recommendations imo
Stun set is great for her, along with relentless.
Relentless is great for her as she could do extra healing, gain an extra turn to use whatever one of her skills, and if she has the Cycle of Magic mastery, a chance to decrease the cooldown for her revive skill.
Stun set will work really well with her A2 and be a great crowd control for all areas of the game (except CB)
I personally only built her for Faction Wars with a Relentless + Accuracy set and she’s been amazing
Scratch that – no I’m not, haha since it won’t work with stun.
I’m definitely going for sniper
Do you think it’s worth to go Warmaster if you intend to use her only in the Arena?
if you play the game in german you will find out that her name is Draconia instead of Scyl of the Drakes xD sounds better to me ^^
I always wonder why you still choose Lore of Steel when you usually recommend Lifesteal sets for dungeons and clan boss (for so many champions)–do you globally think the tiny bonus you get for your one 2-piece set (usually Speed, Life, or Accuracy) from Lore of Steel outweighs the chance to get a cooldown reduction from Cycle of Magic (for example) or turn meter reduction from Evil Eye (which you HAVE chosen here, but on other champions often do not)? Or, on the other hand, do you think it’s just easier to show that than to make a separate chart for the case where you use a Lifesteal set every time? Curious to hear your thinking on this.
Her campaign game is immense, I think 4 star is harsh.
I think you could make an argument for giving her the defense and support trees. You give her Steadfast, Lay on hands, Healing Savior, Cycle of Magic, Then Lasting Gifts and Sniper in the Support tree. Then, in the defense tree, go, Defiant, Rejuvenation, Blast-proof, Bloodthirst, Shadow Heal, Then Delay Death, Harvest Despair, Cycle of Revenge, then Fearsome Presence.
TYPO SCYLE OF THE DRAKES MASTERY GUIDE (No E In Scyl)
I put her in Relentless (~210 speed to guarantee two turns to enemy’s one), and have her with hybrid damage gear/masteries. In my opinion she is best served with Warmaster as her T6 mastery overall (unless you plan to use her exclusively in PvP), with support as the other tree hitting all the usual suspects. The only way I think you could justify Fearsome Presence in lieu of WM as @BhaltairX suggests is if she is your one & ONLY CC champ in dungeons; which I don’t think she should or even will be in anything approaching high level dungeon content.
I disagree with your Mastery Choice to go Offense: Even in Top Gear her damage is negligible, and therefore she should have DEF + Support Masteries. Your Support Mastery Choices are solid.
On Defense I would go all the way down to Fearsome Presence: 5% higher Chance to land her Stuns – where she already has 2x 35% chances to land on her A2 – greatly increases her chances to land them. Very useful against Spiderlings, Dungeons groups and in Arena. On the way down I would pick up Harvest of Despair instead of the usual Delay Death: a Leech can help top off some needing Champions, especially in Spider.
@Kuppz: I have not tested Scyl of the Drakes yet, so won’t be able to tell if Regeneration Set complements with her skills well.
How do you think she’d do in a 4x Regeneration 2x Immortal set? I already have a maxed out one on my Jizoh that I’m thinking of giving to her when I finally get my first lego!
@BamBamBara: I obtained those storyline from Plarium’s official website and their Facebook page.
i got her from a Shard, tried to max her out and she worked out wonderful. I believe she’s good with decent crit/crit dmg (mine was around 100% each). She helped me progress in all 4 Dungeons, now i can safely auto 17 and higher Dungeons, before that i was stuck at 13-15. Also her and Altan help me getting the 5 star chickens from Nightmare campaigns.
@Empero, she is guaranteed after 180 days, BUT she is very good, 2 of her with the passive heal and increase speed, a3 revive/ally protect, a2 aoe stun, a1 decrease turn meter will give you great control and survivability in all dungeons and faction wars, even arena with 2 aoe stuns and maybe clan boss with 2 revive/ally protect and passive heals/speed so you can use different gear sets not just life steel (toxic, relentless, reflex ….)
Drew this one in an ancient crystal on the day of the update. Maxed her out as well as I could (f2p) she packs a nice punch, and the air healing is pretty amazing tbh – helped me push through to nightmare campaign 😀
Hi Ayumi! Please can you let me know where I find the descriptions for each Champion? Hope you can help! Bara 🙂