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Valkyrie Skills
Denigration
Attacks 1 enemy 2 times. Decrease Turn Meter by 10% on each hit if the target has any buffs.
Level: 2 Damage +5%
Level: 3 Damage +5%
Level: 4 Damage +5%
Level: 5 Damage +5%
Level: 6 Damage +5%
Damage Multiplier: 1.7 ATK + 0.6 DEF
Stand Firm (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks all enemies. Places a [Shield] buff on all allies for 3 turns and a [Counterattack] buff on all allies for 2 turns. The value of [Shield] and the damage inflicted are proportional to this Champion’s DEF.
Level: 2 Damage +5%
Level: 3 Shield +10%
Level: 4 Damage +5%
Level: 5 Shield +10%
Level: 6 Damage +10%
Level: 7 Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 3 DEF
Jealousy (Passive)
This Champion’s Turn Meter will be increased by 10% each time an enemy Champion places a buff. Enemy Champions will have their Turn Meters decreased by 10% for each buff they receive.
Aura
Increases Ally DEF in Faction Crypts by 33%.
Valkyrie Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Lifesteal |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityDEF Nuker: DEF%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD Supporting RolesAlly Tanker |
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Valkyrie Masteries Guide
Arena, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
Offense
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Support
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Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower (Counter Attack Setup)
Offense
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Support
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Valkyrie Champion Lore
Valkyrie is a fierce warrior and descendant of the Old Norr, those barbaric tribes that once inhabited Teleria’s furthest, icy north, but were scattered to the four winds by cataclysmic events of the past. Valkyrie’s people were one of many groups who settled in the Krokhan Desert, a place that was, on the surface, the very opposite of the icy lands they had once called home, yet in truth was little different. Whether the hardships they suffered were caused by freezing cold or searing hot, the Old Norr were inured to them, and they relished a place that would test their strength and weed out the weak. When Valkyrie was born, her people were as fierce and proud as the day their forebearers left their frozen fjords.
Valkyrie was born of a senior member of her tribe, but that counted for nothing — her upbringing was as harsh and uncompromising as that of any desert youth. The brutalities of life in the Krokhan Desert swiftly forged her into a hard and skillful warrior, and a stalwart defender of her people, and she also developed an uncompromising nature. What Valkyrie wanted, she took. Might in her view always made right, and she was convinced she was destined for great things. A being with such a mindset was destined for a shock, for there were beings and peoples in Teleria beyond the borders of the Krokhan mightier than Valkyrie’s tribe. She learned that when the Elven armies of Kephale Chassiana arrived on the desert’s shores.
Chassiana of Aravia was a powerful High Elf noble. Intending to channel trade from the east, she sought to to establish a colonial outpost on the edge of the Krokhan Desert. With a force of Elves and Orc mercenaries, Chassiana found an ideal location and immediately sent out cold, arrogant letters to the local tribes, demanding that they submit to Aravia or depart the immediate region.
The older heads of Valkyrie’s tribe argued that resisting an Aravian army would likely mean death, but not so Valkyrie. Scorning their lack of courage, she drew her sword and personally cut down Kephale’s messenger. That, then, looked her people on a path of war, regardless of the intentions of the tribe’s elders. Given command of the warriors by popular acclaim, she sent riders to rally neighboring Nomad clans. Almost all agreed to a temporary alliance, and for the first time in many decades the inhabitants of this corner of the Krokhan Desert set aside their differences and went to war against a common foe.
Valkyrie soon realized that meeting Chassiana’s well-drilled and well-equipped army in a pitched battle with her small confederation of tribes would be an exercise in self-destruction. Instead, she played to her people’s fast-moving warriors and knowledge of the terrain, conducting a guerrilla campaign amid the dunes and rocky valleys. Valkyrie and her warriors struck like a desert scorpion against Aravian outposts and convoys, melting away into the scorching heat before retaliation could find them. For months they wore down Chassiana’s control of her new territories, until finally the High Elf noble led the bulk of her forces inland to force a confrontation.
This was what Valkyrie had waited for. Her forces led the Aravians and their allies on a chase through the desert for weeks, and Chassiana’s Orc allies abandoned the cause, frustrated and hungry. Chassiana eventually found her dwindling and exhausted forces trapped between sheer cliffs and a wide expanse of quicksand. Here Valkyrie launched one final, devastating attack, destroying the Elven host. Chassiana broke out and fled to Aravia. Her reputation was in ruins, and she never realized her dreams of power and wealth.
Long were the Nomads’ victory celebrations, but Valkyrie viewed them with something akin to regret. For a while the clans had known unity, but she knew that soon enough old enmities would again rear their head, and the alliance she had built would come apart as quickly as the shifting sands. She longed for the chance to lead something more potent than just one tribe.
On the night of the victory feast, Valkyrie received just that. In a waking vision, she was visited by a being of light. Calling herself the Arbiter, the being claimed that Valkyrie’s victories had been noted. Lumaya, Goddess of Light, had need of mighty warriors in the coming struggles against the dark, and Valkyrie was one such warrior. If the fierce child of the Old Norr would swear her allegiance to Lumaya, she would be granted immortality, and chance to face greater, darker foes. Valkyrie readily accepted. That night, she departed from her kinfolk, riding out beyond the desert, and into the annals of legend.
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@Final Turn Meter reduction needs Accuracy to work
why would you put ACC in her build in masteries? She dosent need ACC for any skills.
In the Masteries for the counter attack set-up for Valkyrie you have only listed 14 .. you need a final Support Mastery.
Is it worth running a pair of Valkyrie’s? Just pulled 2 and while one seems really strong, setting them up in different gear may be interesting.
I got Valkyrie in legendary 6 star relentless
I was redoing my Valkyrie and I noticed she is missing a support element in the mastery guide for clan boss. Thanks for all you do. I use you for a reference all the time
I pulled valk about 2 years ago. I was desperate for a shield champ or full team ca. She is a go to champ for any content that i am not doing a specific comp for (IA classic arena or clan boss) although she works well in these areas too.
Now i have just been throwing her into teams for the iron twins fortress. One of the few champs that is pretty much amazing everywnere. The only places i don’t use her is on some doom tower bosses.
I run her in perception sets but with high def
@Ely, depending on where do you want to use her, you can use reflex. in CB no. but in arena ,and dungeon yeah sure.
her builds here are a bit old. for example in some CB builds it would be much better to take defense instead of support.
in arena, while speed is always good, but acc and defense are more important.
she is very versatile.
Ooh yeah! Just got Valykrie and she’s helped me progress further in Fire Knight and Ice Golem
Would reflex gear work, like bad el? I wonder due to she only has one cd based skill? I am wondering. Thanks 😀
@Quack why can’t you get both. If you pass on evil eye, you can get merciful aid, which is a direct path to lasting gifts. What am I missing?
You can’t get lore of steel and then lasting gifts… Raid wiki has the same thing
Just wondering for the CB setup why you take Evil Eye, as I thought you couldn’t reduce CB’s turn meter. Would it be better to take Merciful Aid, which then makes Lasting Gifts obtainable? I’m relatively new, so apologize if I’m missing something obvious!
Her shield is fking insane, made my Rotos look like a wussy.
@RaiTheNoblesse You need ACC for the decrease turn meter
Valkyrie, Madame Serris, Lysandra, I do not want to face those in Arena.
or is accuracy gud in endgame, to kind of counter “lower acc” debuffs from enemies (especially Arena?)
Hiii
why add (pinpoint accuracy) as a master? none of her moves need accuracy ..
.. not better to go HP instead?
the list of masteries does not match the image on Arena set. Under SUPPORT last one shows Spirit Haste in image, but list says Lasting Gifts which is not available. Thanks!
@Suitcasehero: The guide here provides a reference on what to type of primary stats to be used. It’s up to you on how you want to equip Vaklyrie. If you want more DEF (Defense), then feel free to use DEF glove on her for a bigger shield, which can be helpful in just tanking scenario. I have faced few types of Vaklyrie in Arena, one that just provides a large shield and hits like a wet noodle, while some have a smaller shield but consistently inflicts Critical Hit with high Critical Damage. For some players, when they just started and luckily got her in early game, they will have lack of gear to choose from, so you can pick either DEF/C.RATE/HP to make her survive longer. In short, build her based on where you want to deploy her and where you are in the game.
Also, some Youtube Content Creator already have very good equipment that provides all the necessary stats. Even though they are equipped with DEF% gloves, they have high Critical Rate substats (having multiple upgrade rolls on it), which makes it up close to 80~100%. That is how they build their Champions with very high defense and Critical Rate. Some players would opt for a different route, which is Critical Damage gloves but has excellent substats which includes Critical Rate with multiple rolls on it. To achieve this level of ultimate stats, requires hundreds~thousand dungeon runs of farming gear OR purchase artifact sets from the offer pack on sale.
why are you suggesting crit rate for her gloves over def%? is the crit on stand firm affect the shield as well? I looked through all the youtube videos and nobody is using crit gloves.
@ayumilove
@Jonathan
Because she has no debuff to place for master hexer to be of any use. What would it be used for?
@NoName
Yes 1 mastery is missing but you’ll realize there are no worthwhile or good options left. Lasting Gifts is unobtainable. Spirit Haste *might* throw off turn order is someone dies. Sniper doesn’t help her as her chance to land any turn metre down is already 100% (before acc is accounted for) and she has no debuffs to benefit from Master Hexer. Why does the 1 last mastery point matter?
Why isn’t the master hexer masterie added for clan Boss?
Hi you are missing a mastery on cb and dungeons for Valkyrie
@Dime: I have updated Vaklyrie’s Tome section to be A1 and A2 only 🙂
Should Valkyrie’s tomes be 13 and only for A1 and A2?
@Angellum: Plarium RAID Facebook or their official website.
Hey,
where do you get the stories of the champions from? =))
When using her for Clan Boss in a speedtuned team, I assume you would want to avoid both the turnmeter-boosting masteries and cycle of magic?
I use her as a secondary counterattacker to backup my skullcrusher on the second AoE but I can’t find anyone not using any of the aforementioned masteries. Should I just go into the defence tree instead?
When you get the chance, check the RSL Facebook page for her story. Sounded like she was formerly a High Khatun that led a suicidal defensive against some really pissed off High Elves.
Bryan, lifesteal set takes up 4/6 slots of armour. Speed set takes up the last 2 – you can’t have any more equipped 🙂
I’ve read many of your champion pages and for majority the default gear setup for champs for clan boss/dungeons is 1 life steal set and 1 speed set. Why just 2 sets? Wouldn’t 3 sets be best? If so what third set is best? Or are you just putting that and letting the person choose whatever set they want for a third set? As a fairly new player I just want to understand why you put 1 lifesteal set and 1 speed with no 3rd set. I just looked at like 10 champions and you put that for all of them. Speed sets make sense for everyone honestly or majority so you get more chances to do your turn.
Just drew her thins morning, so friggin stoked. This information is really helpful
@Bronzebomber: Valkyrie’s passive skill “Jealousy” can be resisted if the enemy has more resist stats that overcomes Valkyrie’s accuracy stat. To get the most out of her passive skill, Accuracy is essential to decrease all enemy Turn Meter whenever they buff themselves. As a result, all of your champions will be able to take their turn first before the enemy can attack. In addition, if she does not have sufficient Accuracy, her A1 Denigration will not apply Decrease Turn Meter even though the target has buff.
Why would you want accuracy on Valk? She doesnt have any debuffs.