Overview NAME: Aeon FACTION: Cultist RARITY: Epic ROLE: Mage ATTACK TYPE: Magic RANK: B USABILITY: Early-Mid-Late Game Abilities WOR_AoE_VulnerabilityPDMG WOR_AoE_VulnerabilityMDMG WOR_Target_VulnerabilityPDMG WOR_Target_VulnerabilityMDMG

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Aeon Overview

Aeon is an Epic Mage with Magic Attack from the Cultist faction in Watcher of Realms. She is one of the leader of the Cursed Cult, Aeon’s crowd control talents leave enemies weakened and vulnerable. She has a lord skill that amplifies the damage of her faction allies in battle similarly to Morrigan. Aoen is mainly used as a debuffer to inflict vulnerability on the enemies, making them receive additional damage from physical and magical attacks from her allies.

Aeon Skills

Magic ATK (Basic Attack)
Attacks deal M.DMG to 1 enemy.
Level 2: Extra Rage Regen (ATK) +3
Level 3: Extra Rage Regen (ATK) +3

Death Vortex (Manual Ultimate| Energy -800/+200 | Duration 4s)
Casts a gravitating force dealing 70% AoE DMG per sec to affected enemies for 4 sec. The force also pulls up to 8 surrounding enemies towrds its center with 1X strength, inflicting Slow.
Level 2: DMG +10%, Skill Cost -40, Initial Rage +40, Effect Duration +1 sec
Level 3: DMG +10%, Skill Cost -40, Initial Rage +40
Level 4: DMG +10%, Skill Cost -40, Initial Rage +40
Level 5: DMG +10%, Skill Cost -80, Initial Rage +80, Effect Duration +1 sec
Slow: Movement Spd. -75% (Takes effect only when stronger than the current buff/debuff on the same attribute)

Force of Order (Passive)
Basic Attacks and Death Vortext inflit Vulnerability (P.DMG) and Vulnerability (M.DMG) on the targets.
Level 2: Extra DMG Taken +2%
Level 3: Extra DMG Taken +2%
Level 4: Extra DMG Taken +2%
Level 5: Extra DMG Taken +2%
Vulnerability (P.DMG) 4s: P.DMG taken +12% (Takes effect only when stronger than the current buff/debuff on the same attribute).
Vulnerability (M.DMG) 4s: M.DMG taken +12% (Takes effect only when stronger than the current buff/debuff on the same attribute).

Forbbiden Knowledge II (Lord Skill)
Increases faction alies basic attributes by 15%. Increases faction allies DMG dealt to enemies inflicted with Stun, Freeze, Immobilize, and other control effects by 30%.

Talent
Basic Attack Target Count +2

Aeon Awakenings

1. Increases Death Vortex’s pulling force to 2X strength and extends its duration by 1 sec.
2. HP +1200
3. Basic Attacks and Skills increase the duration of the DMG Taken debuff on the target by 1 sec.
4. Rage Regen (Auto) +1
5. Deals 100% extra DMG to controlled targets.

Aeon Equipment Guide

• Stats to Prioritize: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, ASPD, Rage Regen
• Recommended Gears: Calamity, Curse, Warlord
• Recommended Artifact: Ajax’s Rage

Aeon Storyline

Carrion circle overheard announcing the arrival of their mistress. She offers life, but at what cost? Excerpt from the Deities of Tya volume II. Deities in Tya magically form for a vast multitude of reasons. Some are created to fill a void, or provide balance. Others spawn from the energy of cataclysmic events that shape the very world itself. Such is the case for Aeon, the Mistress of Oblivion.

Centruies ago, Tya’s first major battle was fought on the great southern plains, with two primitive armies contending for territory. To this day, it remains one of the goriest events in history. By the time the last shield fell, the field was so strewn with bodies that it was nigh impossible to find an empty patch of grass. The stench and death rattles resonated for miles.

Energy such as this, filled with angujish and horror, often serves a channel for creation, and with so many lives cut so suddenly short, the souls of the fallen descended into flux. To the aw of those still drawing breath, a great swirling vortex formed in the center of the field, and from it emerged the figure of a beautiful, albeit ominous-looking woman.

Aeon, as she came to be known, guided the fallen soldiers to the afterlife, but offered each a deal: Reincarnation, in exchange for eternal servitutde upon their second demise. Some refused, of course, though many jumped at the prospect of another chance at life. Peculiar enough, a swarm of carrion birds not previously known to Tya descended onto the battlefield and picked clean the bones of those who’d made the pact. The rest were left to rot.

As if drawn to carnage, Aeon continues to appear at the conclusion of most major battles along with her fleet of carrion, death itself her calling. She makes the same pact with every lost, tortured soul, though no one truly knows to what end she builds her ranks.