This is a damage list.

For skills, alongside damage I will put the rate of damage dealt per point of MP spent (MP1s use 29 MP/0.9 bars, MP2s 63 MP/1.9 bars, MP3s 96 MP/2.9 bars), so 500dmg from a MP1 is MP rate 17.24 and 600dmg for the same cost would be 20.68.

Skills basically do 650 for MP1, 1300 for MP2, 1950 for MP3, 3000 for MP4.

Skills may be counted as 1/3 stronger than listed because they add SpATK to your ATK value (or almost half more with the Chase Level bonus for skills only).

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The game works by having a base damage multiplier like "12" or "16.5" tied to each hit but this number is hidden in the files, and there is also a further hidden multiplier table for base power depending on their category (where a normal attack's multiplier value of 7 ends with damage close to where a skill hit of 21.5 ends, due to the table giving a bigger penalty to skills, and a pet hit of 25 closely matches both, instead of all these values being universal damage). So simply looking at the effective final damage in-game is easier and more uniform (than checking raw damage multiplier times specific category multiplier).

The power of a PvE attack can still be properly quantified by checking the raw damage of the hit on a monster (assuming your level isn't more than 5 higher than the monster), then dividing that damage by your ATK value, or by the ATK divided by 1000 for simplicity (and counting ATK+SpATK for attacks that apply SpATK). So if we divide 1713dmg from our ATK of 14567 we get 0.117594563053477 or simplified into being just 117.59 damage (and the .59 part slightly varies due to rounding final damage depending on current stats, like 57-61), can count with critical hits by increasing your ATK by a percentage equal to your displayed crit bonus value +50 (crit 300.00 = ATK +350%).
The in-game damage values will only show up to 999,999 damage per hit but the game does count damage higher than that properly.
Boss lifebars count for more HP at higher levels, at LV85 it's roughly 24k HP per bar.

All monsters in the game have the same DEF of 100 regardless of level. Your damage is slightly higher if you outlevel to monster by more than 5: raises final damage by +2% per level past the 5th.

• Monsters with the blue shield icon power-up have +25%DEF to take -20%dmg.
  
• There is one hidden stat in the game to cut normal attack damage by a percentage and another for special attack damage, but most monsters use the same exact amounts, except for Tower of Disappearance and Gorgos Queen (halved normal attack damage instead of full, and resists special attack damage slightly more than normal stages too), and Harkion (unique).
  
• Monsters with the NormalAttackDEF increase (shield with 1 line) apparently have +0.3 to multiplier, normally resulting in -30% damage from normal attacks (not skills).
  
• Monsters with the SpecialAttackDEF increase (shield with cross line) apparently have roughly +23.425 to multiplier, normally resulting in -30% damage from special attacks (not normals).

The game separates attacks into two categories: normal attacks, and special attacks which are skills/techniques so anything you can put on A/S/D/F/G (it wasn't always like this but was simplified like this in GCC).

• Normal attacks do not apply SpATK (and special defense factors), and in PvE are usually able to recharge MP on hit (for non-AP characters). Only normal attacks like these are able to proc on-hit special effects (HP/MP absorption, Hell Spear, certain buff whenever-you-hit effects).
  
  There is also a third category for "normal attack (but does not recharge MP or proc effects)"
  
  
• Special attacks directly add SpATK to your ATK value when counting damage (and apply special defense factors), and in PvE cannot recharge MP on hit (even if it's not a skill) or proc special effects.

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Systems

• Hero Collection gives all characters passive stat boosts for leveling up multiple characters in your account (and you can instantly create new characters without a quest at free character slots)
  
• Chase Level lets max-level characters farm an account level that gives universal stat boosts
  
• Hero Dungeons have revised opening times and can be played past their daily limit by not receiving exp/items from them past that (to help a friend clear)
  
• Characters' job visual sets can be crafted in-game
  
• Monster cards can be put into a collection to give passive stat boosts to all characters

PvE

• New max-level regions, needing a taint resistance adaptability % stat
  
  
• Characters have been "rebalanced" in PvE mostly by nerfing all characters down to the same level:
  
  • Most player buffs and monster debuff abilities have been extremely nerfed, so a character without support is now on the same level of importance as one with, but this does make many support effects basically useless now
    
  • Skill damage largely rebalanced into a standard scale of max damage for their MP cost. And enemy-stacking skills are very weak on a single target making them generally useless
    
  • Most dodge-like abilities gaining a cooldown or getting a longer cooldown
    
  • Pet damage and therefore pet MP is greatly reduced. Basic MP potions are not on GP shop
    
  • Many passive skills about MP or crit chance have been hugely nerfed or completely removed from skill tree

PvP

• All invincible rolls/dashes only have hyper armor instead of invincibility in PvP, or some traditional rolls are invincible but gained a cooldown instead
  
• Normal attack damage was unpopularly rebalanced, and skill damage is greatly nerfed in PvP
  
• The invisible "combo Down" gauge will make people in PvP auto-counter if taking 40% damage without being knocked down once, therefore stopping any infinites, but skill/technique damage lowers the gauge instead of raising it so skills/techniques that let you combo after them will allow extended combos

• ATK is relative to itself. Raising or lowering 10% of your ATK will raise or lower damage by 10%. If 5k ATK is 500dmg, then 2.5k ATK is 250dmg and 10k ATK is 1000dmg. If an item is giving you 230 more ATK and you have 9582, that's around a 2.4% total increase so it only means +2.4%dmg universally.
  
• SpATK is exactly like ATK and directly gets added to it, but SpATK is only applied for skills/techniques so only things that go on A/S/D/F/G (the normal ATK is for everything, including skills/techniques). +SpATK in items is around 70% higher than +ATK.
  
  
• CritChance/CritDamage MUST be raised from item effects, the optimal setup is every item having CritChance+CritDamage and other offensive bonuses (ATK/SpATK/MP). CritChance otherwise only comes from Hero Collection, and +3% Chance as a passive bonus from fully classing up. Getting +CritDamage and +CritChance are EACH worth more damage than getting +ATK, but only if you raise both Chance and Damage.
  The crit damage bonus is the bonus you can see in the stat screen, plus a not-shown +50 (so displaying "crit damage 60%" means +110% damage, or 210%dmg on crit). Taint debuff stages lower CritDmg by 250 and lower CritChance by 20.
  The optimal amount of CritDamage is: take your CritChance, add a 0 to it then lower it by 12.2% (or -10% to make it simple).
  
  
• MP
  Skills/techniques cost a coded amount like 0.9/1.9/2.9 bars of MP, but the in-game descriptions talk assuming that each bar is worth 33 MP points (apparently bar cost divided by 0.03 so 1.9 bars is 63 MP) (update: now they say 0.9/1.9/2.9).
  
  • MP/hybrid character: base regeneration is 1.5 MP p/s (22.1sec per bar), normal attacks regenerate MP at around 1150dmg per bar (counting base power here, not final damage value, so ATK/DEF/crit differences don't influence MP received) (hitting multiple monsters per hit will give multiple times the MP on hit)
    +MP Regen will increase base regeneration by the exact amount, and will also increase MP on hit from normal attacks/pets at roughly half the amount (so +100% MP Regen is 200% MP over time and only 150% MP on hit).
• AP character: base regeneration is 3.7 AP p/s (9sec per bar) and starts/revives with 1 bar full
  
  • Normal attacks do not recharge AP, but pets still do

For MP/hybrid characters, having a minimum of +35%-50% MP Regen can be recommended but collecting more than that (over ATK/SpATK) can stop helping damage output if you get to the point where all your skills constantly stay on cooldown from always using them so more MP Regen doesn't generally mean more skills anymore. AP characters benefit more than double the time regen per point and may use higher amounts to be able to keep several high-cost skills equipped at once in constant cooldown.
Attacking a boss with a section with damage resistance (Berkas, Harkion) will also give less MP on hit.
You still regenerate MP while inside your own skill animations, except in PvP where you have to recover to continue regenerating.

• Hell Spear is too weak to count. At 10% chance per hit, the spear will appear during the hit to raise the damage by fixed damage equal to Hell Spear amount (so at 440 Hell Spear at 10% chance and doing 10 hits of 5000 damage, the only difference is one of the hits will do 5440 instead). In practice raises the DPM by only 1%-3%, technically benefits more for characters that do many hits fast regardless of damage per hit. Hell Spear also only applies for normal attacks (not skills/techniques or pets).
  Red-tier equipment can have effects to raise the Hell Spear chance or damage but it seems still not worth it compared to normal offensive effects (Hell Spear effects don't increase TotalATK, too).
  In PvP Hell Spear only applies 5%(?) of its bonus.
  
  
  
• DEF is simple, it's simply dividing the damage by the target's DEF. Raising DEF has diminishing returns (+10% DEF nulls ~9.1%dmg, +20% DEF nulls ~16.7%dmg, +50% DEF nulls ~33.3%dmg) and lowering DEF has exponential returns (-10% DEF adds ~11%dmg, -20% DEF adds ~25%dmg, -50% DEF adds 100%dmg). Take 100 and divide it by what percentage DEF they have to see the damage multiplier.
  
• SpDEF is PvP only (and useless in PvP too if equal stats are turned on).
  
• Vitality (HP) is MaxHP. Raising HP is a bigger percentage increase than raising DEF (and can influence certain effects tied to MaxHP) but DEF is actually in play more often especially if you never reach low HP.
  
• Super Armor resists most attacks but will not resist launch hits or knockdown hits. Hyper Armor does resist anything except throws, even stone/freeze and earthquake.
  
• HP Regeneration is set by Level (not MaxHP), a very low ~520 HP per minute at LV85 (basically only recovers 8% HP per minute). +HP Regen in PvP raises the regeneration speed (but not normally because of equal stats in PvP), while in PvE +HP Regen only serves to set a max limit it can regenerate to, in PvE it always regenerates at only 100% speed and only up to X% HP where X is your current value of HP Regen (having 59% HP Regen means it regenerates up to 59% HP); along with the slow speed it is insignificant even on stages that disable potions.
  
• HP leech mostly comes from equipment sets. Normal attacks have around 5% chance to refill an extremely small amount of HP on hit (not tied to the strength of the attack). Basically only slightly boosts HP regen rate, but having at least 1 can restore from Fatal.
  
  • 140 leech: ~0.1% HP
    
  • 300 leech: ~0.57% HP
    
  • 1868 leech (LV85 set): ~1.43% HP
    
  • 1868 + 140 leech: ~1.53% HP
• MP leech is similar. The LV85 set bonus gives +1868 MP leech which visibly is roughly 16% of an MP bar per trigger (maybe 1868 means 0.1868 bars).

A LV1 character starts with 300 ATK, 260 DEF, 210 HP, and every level up gives 100 ATK, 60 DEF, 10 HP. At LV85 you have 8700/5300/1050, but classing up to 2nd/3rd/4th job gives permanent stat bonuses (reduced in GCC to +100 all/+200all/+300all and +0%/+1%/+2% CritChance) to instead have 9300/5900/1650 with no items, and counting blue items with zero properties you get around 14.466/8.798/3.833 stats.

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LV80 item properties table:

Assuming a LV85 character with full blue equipment/accessory set with emptied properties, at max job and no hero collection, counting a full 13 items adding that property will give you:

• CritChance +36.4% and CritDamage +324.74% (stronger than +ATK)
  
• ATK +5603 (+39% base damage)
  
• SpATK +9513 (additional +66% base damage only for skills)
  
• MP Regen +78.39%
  
  
• DEF +3003 (+34%DEF, -26%dmg taken)
  
• VIT +3003 (+79% MaxHP)

The rule of thumb is, you want this for all characters:

• Crit Damage > Crit Chance > ATK or SpATK or MP > all others

Or about what simply raises TotalATK the most:

• Crit Damage > Crit Chance > ATK or MP > SpATK > DEF > VIT > SpDEF
  
  (in TotalATK calculation, some stats raise in value depending on the current amount of a different stat: Crits and ATK multiply how much each other count for, also DEF by MP Regen, and VIT by HP Regen, so two characters don't get the exact same TotalATK raise from the exact same bonus)

The scrolls to reset item properties are the red "GP Property Reset Scroll" (re-rolls all of its properties at once, drops from event dungeons) and the yellow "Single Property Reset Scroll" (you choose 1 property to re-roll so you can fine-tune something that's already near perfect, drops in Tower of Disappearance from Kazeaze 5F or 10F). The cash property scroll buyable on hero shop is for re-rolling properties of VP items (which have selectable effects instead of random, but re-selecting them is random too).

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Common (white) items:

• Base stats

Rare (blue) items:

• Item drops and GP shop items, most forged items
  
• 2 properties, 1 card slot
  
• Base stats (not properties) count as if from 3 levels higher
  
• You can buy blues from GP shop if you really need a replacement (can re-buy to re-roll properties)

Epic (yellow) items:

• Random drops & GP shop items have ~25% chance to drop/buy as yellow instead of blue, some forged items can be yellow instead of blue if spending extra materials
  
• 3 properties, 2 card slots
  
• Base stats (not properties) count as if from 6 levels higher

Relic (purple) items:

• Mostly only True Iron Dragon set
  
• 4 properties, 3 card slots
  
• Base stats (not properties) count as if from 9 levels higher

Ancient (red) items:

• True Iron Dragon crafted into Void set
  
• 5 properties including some new ones, 4 card slots
  
• Stats can be changed up and down with a scroll

VP (cash) items: items bought inside the VP Shop are yellow quality and let you choose exactly which properties you want on them instead of coming random. They also don't accept the normal property reset scrolls, instead the scroll buyable in the hero shop is only for these items. The highest VP shop items available are only LV78 yellow (which still need LV78 to equip and are weaker than LV80-85 items).

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There are 4 generic accessory slots: arm (shield), head (tiara), upper back (wing or backpack), and lower back (beltline or boot accessory).
There are multiple sets of these 4 with a big level range, they can be rarely dropped in dungeons (headdress and wing are drop only, but shield and low accessory instead are craft-only). But for these 4 slots, their best-in-slots are obtained from the LV70+ hero dungeons (which upgrade further into True Iron Dragon), or before finishing them, the LV84 drops from the Archimedia last stage.

There are other accessory slots for items that are much rarer: ring, mask, and 2 separate earring slots.

• Rings are uncommon drops from only certain dungeons, which now have been made too rare to matter. But more convenient than any of these is the Harkion hero dungeon, which crafts a LV60 purple ring which can be re-crafted until you get decent properties easier than resetting its properties (then much later you can craft the Infinity Cloister ring). There is also the limited-uses Second Gear Ring bought with P↑ or dropped in Tower of Disappearance, gives a +15% ATK buff.
  
  
• Masks almost don't exist. Only on the second half of the desert continent can you rare-drop one. Then the best-in-slot is the LV83 IronDragon/Berkas hero dungeon set that upgrades further.
  
  
• Earrings are more or less endgame only. Each earring has a PvE temporary effect that they automatically activate randomly, you have 2 earring slots and cannot equip 2 of the same earring.
  

  • Moonlight Village earring - No longer obtainable, has no special effect.
    
    
  • Hero shop LV55+ Persephone earring (flames earring)
    
    • Randomly gives +50%ATK and super armor for 17sec. May impossibilitate ottoshot.[+15% to PvE HP Regen Limit, PvP Skill Resistance, Respawn Invincibility Time, +5% EXP]
  • Hero shop LV55+ Gnosis earring
    
    • Gives a 10-second barrier nullifying the damage of 1 hit you take (nerfed in GCC to only have 1 HP). But with Arme the barrier will erase over Magic Shield. [+15% to PvE HP Regen Limit, PvP Skill Resistance, Respawn Invincibility Time, +5% EXP]

  
  The ATK buff earring is useful, but it can be forgone for the offensive bonus of the two Dimension Guardians earrings which actually raise TotalATK count instead.
  

  • Dimension Guardians LV85 earring & piercing have no special effect, but have normal item properties so it can give more crit bonuses, and since yellow quality if equipping the 2 together a set bonus gives more CritDmg and CritChance.
    They drop in Other World and can be upgraded further with more materials.
    
    • [Blue has 2 properties, yellow has 3, purple has 4: CritDmg +26.55% / Crit Chance 2.98% / MP Regen +6.41% / ATK +458 / SpATK +778 / DEF +259 / VIT +259 / SpDEF +470 / HP Regen +14.50% / GP +0.31% / Level Requirement -3]
    
    
  • The Phantom Phoenix earring you can craft is useless.
    
    • Same barrier as Gnosis but light blue instead of purple, with different sub-stats. [4 random effects from these: GP Obtained +30% / ATK +139 / DEF +231 / VIT +231 / HP Regen +13.5% / Level Requirement -2]
    
    
  • Harkion stage gives materials for a LV60+ earring.
    
    • Randomly refills some HP, only useful in Tower of Disappearance 10F to not die until 10F poison gas or in Harkion stage itself to help last the full timer. [+15% to PvE HP Regen Limit, PvP Skill Resistance, Respawn Invincibility Time]

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Crests for pre-Harrier stages drop without champion mode, Harrier only at champion mode, and some hero/event dungeons also have crests without requiring a special mode. Crests can be obtained either by playing the 100/etc runs or as a random chance (1%-2%?) of instantly getting the crest for beating the stage once.
Crests are not shared between characters.

Most pre-endgame crests have 4 universal effects, their translations vary and their real effects actually are:

• PvE's HP regeneration percentage limit raised by an additive ~ 15%
  
• PvP skill/technique damage taken reduced by ~ 15%
  
• Black-blinking invincibility time on revive lasts + ~15%
  
• EXP + ~15%

Endgame crests are more useful because they actually raise offensive abilities mostly in ways that actually influence TotalATK count (Crit Chance, Crit Dmg, MP Regen, etc) or work by giving an additive ATK buff to everyone in the party.

Every try only costs GP but you need to place a stone on the item first (you can craft stones, or directly drop stones from event dungeons).

You can easily upgrade until +7 and it's guaranteed to not break until trying past +9. If it breaks only the stone itself will break, the item/properties/cards always stay. +9 of LV85 can be roughly +23% of the item stat.

• Upgrade normally until reaching +9.
  
• For +10-16, you need protection scrolls. The 0-15 scroll works until your item reaches +16. You can get it from Harrier champion mode or event dungeons.
  
• To go from +16 to 17, you need a 16 protection scroll from event dungeon King Slime or Harrier champion mode chest.
  
• If your weapon's stone is 17, you will get a special animated icon behind your character when waiting inside rooms. Since 15 it appears when starting the match or taunting.
  
• Ancient grade equipment uniquely can reinforce up to +18 (+17 to 18 needs its own 17 protection scroll from hero dungeon Void Taint). Reaching +18 will add a bonus of CritDmg +3%.
  
• Reinforcing past +9 at all is seen as not worth the effort except for best-in-slot equipment on the slots that increase ATK, which are weapon and glove (boot and cape increase HP, chest and pants increase DEF).

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You can remove a stone only with a scroll that drops from Angry Bosses (Eclipse) event dungeon. This is done to move the stone from one item to another, or to re-place an epic stone to re-roll the special effect.

You can also transmute stones with a scroll, where you use 2 items with stones on them then delete them and make one stone ready to use which may be of lower or higher level than the ones spent. Transmutation used to be able to result in a finished +17 stone but not anymore so transmutation is useless now.

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The difference between a normal stone and a yellow stone is that yellow stones give around 1/3 more bonus stats and add a random special effect depending on the equipment slot it's in. You cannot choose which effect randomly appears when you place the stone (only remove the stone with a scroll then place it again to re-roll).

You can craft stones as yellow by spending much more of the same materials, but normal stones randomly can turn yellow when reinforcing above +9.


Note that the higher-number version can be much rarer than the lower-number version (1/8 or 1/10 chance).

In addition to jobs that have unique dash types, there is one standard dash shared between many jobs, working the same way even with the differences between them.

The standard dash can be repeated multiple times whether on ground or air, and the general idea is that you're the fastest when dash-jumping out of the ground whenever still on the ground and repeating bursts of airdash when airborne. For a simple easy dash do →→↑→→ and repeat, running again before landing then jumping out of the ground again.
You may also press Down one time during airdashes to activate fastfall. If near a platform you can drop from, this will make you drop through the ledge after you touch it, but pressing Down then Up will activate fastfall then stop the ledge drop from happening after you touch it.
One efficient dash is the shadow step: simply repeat Up+Forward then Down+Forward with a delay between presses, for very fast dashing to one direction (but this will drop platforms if not at bottom level so it doesn't work on platforms, unless also tapping Up once before landing).

There is also the rocket (IAD). From the ground, tap and release Forward, then after a very small delay, tap Forward+Up. This works like a dash-jump except it goes much farther and faster forward than normal, but also not as high as a normal jump. Can still tap Down once to fastfall right afterward, repeating rocket-Down to move sideways (this is called a flash step).
For a rocket you can tap the Forward before landing, but the Forward+Up has to be done from the floor; you may prepare that from the low air as pressing Forward 3 times in the air to airdash, then land only needing to do Forward+Up.

Jumping out of the ground has a jumpsquat animation before the character moves and can attack again (the length of this startup animation depends on the job, pressing Z after jumping may fail if pressing Z still inside the animation), but this animation is completely skipped if you jump while running, or jump by rocket step. For some combos it's better to dash-jump Z (or rocket Z) than to jump and Z.


Here's a simplified list of jobs with the standard dash, with two dash distance values: the first is pixel distance per dash burst (normal around 280), the second is distance from a rocket step (normal around 648), but some jobs have differences if done from ground or air.

• Standard +2: Lass3 (set slow movement on ground, airdash ~430 and can repeat after Z, rocket ~776), Ryan2 (ground ~330 and air ~372, rocket ~718), Ryan1 (ground ~426 and air ~346, rocket ~683)
  
• Standard +1: Elesis3 (~313/~695), Elesis1 (~297/~675), Ryan4-joined (ground ~283 and air ~291, rocket ~728)
  
• Fast but slightly shorter rocket: Sieg1 (~317/~625), Sieg2 (~300/~616), Lime (ground ~408 and air ~317, rocket ~615, but no fastfall/shadowstep, no hold if from air)
  
• Standard (close to 280/648): Elesis4, Ryan3 (-5% except for ground dash), Ronan1/4 (2 is close too but his rocket is lowered ~558), Jin3, Asin, Edel (can repeat dash especially after jumping once), Rin (~286/~667, but very slow re-dash from air so must hold run then re-dash)
  
• Standard -0.5: Ryan4-separated (ground ~248 and air ~260, rocket ~643), Jin1/4 (~248/~627), Jin2 (~242/623), Dio (~257/~622), Rufus (high base of ~276/~591, slower re-dash)
  
• Standard -0.5 and worse rocket: Zero (~250/~564)
  
• Standard -1: Ronan3 (~260/~548, slower re-dash), Sieg3/4 (~250/~560, slower re-dash)
  
• Standard -2: Lire3 (~257/~630, no fastfall/shadowstep, no hold if from air)

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Like how different monster classes have different hitstun recovery (warrior monsters recover faster than normal between hits and mages slower than normal), different character jobs recover faster or slower when hit in both PvE and PvP: some strings/loops become breakable against fast recovery characters, and in PvP the available time to combo after an airZ or projectile changes depending on whether the opponent recovers faster or slower.

Playing as a fast recovery job, to best ensure that you take advantage of a break in combos, do either a skill (or also grab in PvP) or something else with invincibility.
Against a slow recovery job, more options become true combos, like Lire's ZZZ arrow combos, or followups that normally only barely don't combo.

Very fast recovery (can break certain combos in PvP and PvE)

• Elesis except 3rd job
  
• Lire2/3
  
• Lass2/3
  
• Ronan
  
• Jin
  
• Sieghart
  
• Dio
  
• Zero
  
• Asin
  
• Edel
  
• Veigas
  
• Decanee

Fast recovery

• Ryan

Normal recovery

• Elesis3
  
• Lire1/4
  
• Lass1/4
  
• Amy
  
• Ley
  
• Rufus
  
• Rin
  
• Lime

Slow recovery (has to take some combinations that normally do not combo)

• Arme
  
• Mari

Certain jobs can ottoshot whenever standing on a platform you can drop from. Tap ↓ and then Z (so that you fall and instantly do airZ while falling), if the airZ connects on its first active frame the hitstop will push you back onto the platform standing normally, so you can keep doing ↓Z ↓Z ↓Z ↓Z as an infinite combo (possibly holding forward too to walk forward with them as they get pushed).

In PvE it can be the highest singletarget DPS you can get with normal attacks (~493) but most jobs have reduced jump attack power in PvE, so only Elesis1/Lass3/Ryan4 have ~493 DPS, Ronan has ~352 DPS, and others have ~318 DPS which tends to be similar to ground combo damage. In PvP it's an infinite until autocounter, but only works ground-vs-ground on platforms you can drop from.

As a sign that otto really is an allowed mechanic, PvP used to make otto not work for more than 5 hits as a limit to it, but they removed this limit in season 3.
"Otto" is a phonetic translation of Auto, because it's 1 attack that keeps cancelling into itself with button presses.

• Some jobs have an ottoshot that works but the timing needed for the Z press is harder than the others, trying to press ↓ and Z at the same time could work more often. These are noted as "(hard)" and may not be reliable to use.
  
  Elesis: all jobs
  Lire: 1st&4th (hard, and float you back up even on miss)
  Arme: 3rd
  Lass: 2nd (from behind only), 3rd, 4th (hard)
  Ryan: 4th (with joined pikes only), 1st (hard)
  Ronan: 1st/2nd/3rd, 4th (hard)
  Amy: all jobs and modes except main mode 2nd (cannot) and main mode 4th (hard)
  Jin: 3rd, and 2nd's air stomp for only 5 hits per jump
  Sieghart: 1st (only with airZ V2 equipped), 2nd and 3rd, 4th (hard)
  Mari: none, except 2nd job can drop-shot repeatedly
  Dio: yes (hard)
  Zero: no
  Ley: no
  Rufus: no
  Rin: no
  Asin: no
  Lime: no
  Edel: no
  Veigas: no
  Decanee: no
  Ai: no
  Kallia: no
  Uno: no

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This is not a big or important effect but different characters have slightly different stats. Natural stats are equal but helms/chests/gloves/pants/boots give different numbers depending on for whom it is.
There are 7 different stat groups (the names are not official).


Put simply, there are small differences where assassins/mages get KO'd 10% faster (and do +5%dmg), heavies do -5%dmg with 10% more tankiness and indirectly minorly better regen from DEF, with no big difference from any character except with the newest characters actually being 35% tankier than others.
In PvE with potions, DEF matters much more than MaxHP. (and Sieghart has a passive to have a separate +11% DEF, sitting at 19.55 hits but with the highest DEF for roughly 75%dmg taken)

Originally the stat differences affected PvP where it covertly made some zoners take multiple less hits to KO each other compared to 2 warrior-types dueling even when all 4 had the exact same items, but this is no longer present since balanced PvP stats.

Everyone starts the stage with only 1 life and unlimited potions, but if you get hit and your HP reaches 0, you die and cannot use potions anymore even before you finish getting knocked down from that attack. Then after you die you can tap C to spend a bonus life to revive, or spend a Natal ring to revive all dead party members including yourself (cannot revive on Harkion/TowerOfDisappearance). If you have the temporary GC Club for your character, you start with 2 lives instead of 1 (except in the stages you also cannot revive on).

• Whenever server time turns into a new day, up to 5 lives you've spent that day will be refilled for free. Additional lives need to be bought on the P↑ shop
  
• Apparently, lives spent inside hero dungeons will always be refilled the next day regardless of amount spent

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There are 7 different consumable item slots but you can only equip 5 at once.
Each different slot has a cooldown of 5 seconds per use.

• 1 type of red HP potion - The only potion that can be directly bought with GP. Ones that heal more per use cost exponentially more GP.
  • X: 2.1m GP for 100, heals 1680 (0.080 HP per GP)
  • L: 500k GP for 100, heals 750 (0.150 HP per GP)
  • M: 250k GP for 100, heals 510 (0.204 HP per GP)
  • S: 100k GP for 100, heals 300 (0.300 HP per GP)
  I recommend to always skip to buying Large potions (the 2nd biggest) and use these as the normal potion, then at the highest levels you can switch to the most expensive potion. You can buy potions as any character and put them in the shared warehouse.
  
  
• 1 type of blue MP potion - Normal MP potions observably give only 0.15 bars/5 MP regardless of small/medium/large size, but there may be more to how they work.
  At most can use every 5 seconds for slightly faster MP regeneration, and MP potions cannot be directly bought (they are gotten from leveling quests), but 50% MP potions from the guild vending machine work very well (2 bars, or 1.5 before unlocking 4th bar). Lisnar MP potions from Tower of Disappearance also restore 50%.
  
  
• 1 type of yellow potion - Gives both HP and MP, can be put as slot 2 to use as another HP potion when needed when the red goes on cooldown and also works as an MP potion. Weaker normal-sized yellow potions can be dropped from event dungeons, but percentage yellow potions (50% MP and HP) can be gotten from Harkion.
  
  
• Natal (Proteção) Ring - Revives every dead player including yourself if dead, spending alternatively to bonus lives. Gotten from P↑ shop.
  
  
• 1 type of stat jar - Small temporary stat buff, lasts for a set time or until going to the next room or dying. Gotten from quest rewards or guild vending machine.
  
  
• 1 type of Demons of Yore potion (poção dos antigos) - Sometimes gotten from Harkion's participation-per-character chest, you don't get enough to use regularly but you can save them to help on a very hard ticket stage.
  All have 1 minute of cooldown:
  
  • Offensive types: doubled ATK for 30sec, doubled crit chance for 30sec, for 20sec has doubled ATK and crit chance then HP lowers to Fatal (rarer), sets pet bar to full
    
  • Defensive types: invincibility for 20sec (rarer), super armor for 20sec, doubled DEF (halved damage taken) for 30sec, status immunity for 30sec (rarer)
    
  • There are also HP or MP Demons of Yore potions, but they occupy the red/blue potion slot. They refill HP/MP completely but with 30 seconds of cooldown instead of 5.
  
  
• And the status cure potion for freeze/stone/curse, the least useful slot because you can still use HP potions before the damage is dealt if needed.

The important reason for joining a guild (above 68k points) is so you can enter the guild park (menu -> guild -> guild park) and use the guild vending machine, which sells, only once a day: five 50% MP potions, or five 50% HP potions, or three 50% yellow potions. (this is the only buyable blue potion, and the HP potion is strong but you can already buy some with GP, and the yellow potions are good too but Harkion drops some exactly similar ones for free which don't stack in the same inventory space as these) With higher guild level it also sells buff jars: in addition to those, 3 +15% ATK or DEF or MaxHP jars.

Tower of Disappearance (and Harkion) disallows all consumables, except for Lisnar HP/MP potion, and Lisnar's Prayer to replace the revive ring but for only 1 use per player (all Lisnar items drop from Tower of Disappearance).

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Every party member past the 1st increases monster HP only slightly (+17.5% or close to that, also slightly less on 6-player dungeons compared to 4-player dungeons), with no other stat changes to monsters, so stages always are easier and faster the more players there are even if some players are weaker.

And there is bonus exp for every additional player (if 1 player is 100% exp then full room is around 210%). But hero dungeons have set exp regardless of party size.

Stage hazards deal variable damage.
How much raw HP there is per boss's HP bar changes with boss level, but at LV85 there is around 24 thousand HP per bar.

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Back hits

• Hitting a monster from behind (your character must be behind its center point at any height) raises final damage by +30%, which can be raised to +60% with Hero Collection bonuses from Ryan and Amy. But stages with Taint debuff lower this amount by 50 (regardless of Taint resistance amount).
  
  Back attacks are commonly from attacking a monster that's already attacking, or from particular use when doing a specific skill, but they happen much more inside multiplayer: if two players surround a monster, not only is it going to often attack only one side at once, there will always be one player with Back bonus on it even if it switches around.

Aerial hits

• Hitting a monster that's been sent into the air will raise final damage by another +50% (if +60% Back, then +50% Aerial, total +140% but landing one Aerial will turn them to face you so a second hit and further won't be Back hit also), and Aerial hits will continue juggling it up on every hit even on attacks that normally don't juggle. But not all attacks that send an enemy into the air enable Aerial hits: I've labeled the attacks that do launches, separately to float or blowaway effects which can send them to the air but not enable Aerial hits. (launches are also special against you or in PvP because the launch player hit pose (head-down) ignores player super armor)

GP

• Gotten from playing any mode. GP is NOT shared between characters. Caps at 40 million.
  
  GP can be used to buy HP potions, and equipment in the GP shop (which comes in blue or sometimes yellow, with randomized properties so you can re-buy something for one effect) and is constantly needed in high amounts to buy/upgrade runes and reinforcement stones and craft post-TrueIronDragon equipment.
  
  Farming GP:
  
  • Hero dungeon dailies: as a LV80+ character, do the hero dungeon dailies for The Crucible (192k GP), Sanctum (256k GP), and Labyrinth floor 03 which is quick and easy solo (768k GP). Doing this is already required for farming cores/coins too.
    
  • After this you have other options:
    
  • Spending Hero Dungeon Tickets for Wizard's Labyrinth will be around 768k GP per run (repeating in 2 minutes is 384k GP per minute but can be done in less than a minute for double that)
    
  • Archimedia dimension door stage: ~38k GP per minute (plus selling drops)
    
  • Farming Zeruel Border as a max level character: ~30k GP per minute (plus selling drops)
    
  • Farming Other World stage 1, Siege of Teroka: solo ~290k GP per run (6 minutes ~48k per minute)

P↑ or PP

• Daily login points, staying logged in gives 500 P↑ and one champion mode and event dungeon ticket. P↑ is one amount shared between characters.
  
  Necessary for buying more champion mode tickets/event dungeon tickets after you run out of daily/event amounts, or for instantly buying more bonus revives and Natal revive rings without having to farm from Tower of Disappearance.

Hero Bullions

• Hero coins are gotten in small amounts for each hero dungeon win, or crafting the map pieces together for 3 coins per set (map pieces can drop after any match mode), or get dozens of coins at once from the boss rush event dungeon.
  Hero coins are not shared but easily can be passed to other characters by using the Warehouse.
  
  Hero coins are needed for crafting True Iron Dragon set. Coins also buy fusion coupons to turn any item into a costume item, and the item to remove a socketed card, or pet gate fragments, or region card boxes. The directly buyable cards are not recommended.

VP

• Real money. One amount shared between characters.
  You also get a finite amount of VP for free from each character by doing the growth missions.
  
  Primarily, VP can buy a particular necklace visual effect if you want one, buys seal breaker gacha scrolls for gacha pets and gacha costumes (you can also buy VP armor and transform them into visual items or directly buy VP visual items), inventory space bags and warehouse expansion, and is needed for skill point reset cards (an SP All Reset card is probably better, otherwise you need 1 card per SP being changed so a single skill may cost multiple reset cards).

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Dimension Door stage

• A more repeatable version of story stages for up to 15 minutes, gives good EXP especially with a room as full as possible to level up alternatively to questing, or if soloing, instead gives good GP especially with sold drops (cheaper to farm with no potions or only cheap ones).
  If playing Zero, take off your sword whenever the campfire appears or the portal might accidentally break.
  
• Archimedia dimension door
  
  • EXP: solo ~8.2m so ~546k per minute (4 player ~17.2m so ~1.144k per minute)
    
  • GP: solo ~577k so ~38.5k per minute (4 player ~249k so only ~16.6k per minute)

Hero dungeons

• Mostly played for the regular hero coins and demon cores to craft the highest set, but hero dungeons also give the highest EXP (including for Chase Level).
  Playing hero dungeons after the character's daily limit gives almost no EXP/GP and stops drops (only available to help a friend clear).

Champion mode

• Only available in Harrier continent now.
  
• Costs a champion mode ticket to play (from daily attendance or P↑ shop).
  
• Monsters have +5% ATK and roughly +5% DEF and all enemies come with 3 special effects.
  
• You can fight a bonus boss after the end of the stage which drops a bonus chest (later Harrier dungeons have a higher chance of dropping it than earlier Harrier dungeons).

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1. Normal story dungeons in order, until reaching Archimedia
   
2. Event dungeon Nightmare Circus, either at this point or earlier
   
3. Archimedia stages up to the fourth stage, Relics of Kounat
   
4. Hero dungeons The Crucible & Sanctum of Destruction are unimportant but may belong here
   
5. Hero dungeon Wizard's Labyrinth (all stages' dialog), uniting many characters temporarily, with the story then continuing back with the main party partially finished through Archimedia
   
6. Event dungeon Monster Train 301
   
7. Back to the last Archimedia stages in order, making a decisive ending
   
   Extending with smaller stories:
   • Set immediately after the last Archimedia stage: event dungeon Talin's Revenge
     
   • Supposedly set some time after this point: hero dungeon Berkas's Lair
     
   • Event dungeon Moonlight Village is unimportant and may belong here
   
   
8. 2-year time gap
   
9. "Twelve Disciples" storyline (not portrayed in-game in any way, except for Veigas's intro scenario being the middle of it), leading into:
   
10. Temporary event dungeon Illusions of Memory, then hero dungeon Tower of Disappearance dialog
    
11. "Episode &" storyline (not portrayed in-game in any way)
    
12. Which sets up another 2-year time gap between this and the mobile sequel, Grand Chase Dimensional Chaser, directly continuing the story from here
    
13. Harrier continent, apparently concurrent with Dimensional Chaser

You can find the dungeon dialogs or the storylines in the grand chase fandom wiki.

• You can use one character you don't play with often as your storage character to store all uneeded items you have on everyone else's inventory, and go to that character when you need some of it out.
  
  • Move all common crafting materials (ruby/sapphire/topaz, colored crystals) and region stones to your storage character, they stop dropping after a certain region so they only waste your slots if you keep them on every character instead of moving to the storage character. Move Xenia essences too.
    
  • Sell or store all HP potions that aren't the highest potion. Do the same for yellow/blue potions that aren't percent-based.
    
  • Store all special effect potions that you usually get from stage quests.
  
  
• The warehouse starts with a few slots but you can expand it to more slots, and pages, with items from the VP shop you can easily get a few of with the free VP you get from leveling characters (click the + icon inside the warehouse to use it).

Cards generally drop at less than 1% chance per kill, and monsters who appear less times in one dungeon do NOT have higher chances to drop their card.
The best method to get endgame cards is actually to play Land of Judgment Harkion with many characters to get as many of the card chests as possible every day of the weekend.

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You can freely switch servers anytime, progress is not locked. You can look at the other servers to find more people to play with right now.
The most populated servers are Asia 1 (which is almost entirely korean, with some english) and America-South 1 (primarily speaks portuguese but may speak english).

Despite the names of the servers, all server locations are actually in the USA, except for the America-South servers in Brazil.

Having unlocked more characters/classes gives your entire account permanent passive stat boosts.
But secondary stats matter much more than ATK/DEF/HP, those are so small per character.
I will also put [here] the simplified overall damage boost you get from this character's effect (assuming a max-level character with offensive stats raised to 19k ATK, 33% Crit Chance and 330% Crit Damage, would have around 9400 DEF and 4200 HP).
Maximum total effects:

• Crit Chance +23%, Crit Damage +57.50%, Back Damage +37.5 from 130% (167.5%)
  
• ATK +1040 and SpATK +770
  
• DEF +430 (+4.5%, -4.3%dmg) and PvP SpDEF +360, HP +760, Reduce Crit Damage Taken +30% (only for PvP, Taint debuff monsters, and hazard damage in jump stages)

(the room info screen after losing a dungeon even shows a screenshot of the Hero Collection, but the non-secondary effects were multiple times bigger, showing only Elesis at either 3rd or 4th, being 550ATK and 370HP instead of 140 ATK and HP. Apparently some stats from this already launched nerfed, or the system is not completely released yet)

There is also a list for how many characters you've awakened at max level:
It's good to have at least 5 characters awakened.
1+: +1000 HP
3+: Crit Damage +10%
5+: Crit Chance +3%
10+: EXP +5%

Crafting a job's full visual set also gives another Hero Collection stat bonus, but these effects are extremely small and each full set takes an extremely long time to finish. Up to 4 sets/effects per character, with effects drawn from these:

• Crit Chance +0.30% (+0.5% damage overall) [x4: Ryan, Zero, Asin, Lime, Decanee]
  ATK +50 (+0.26% damage overall) [x8: Ryan, Amy, Jin, Zero, Ley, Rin, Lime, Ai]
  SpATK +40 (+0.21% in skills) [x4: Elesis, Ryan, Jin, Rufus]
  Crit Damage +0.50% (+0.074% damage overall) [x4: Elesis, Amy, Rin, Asin]
  MP Regen +0.50% [x5: Ryan, Amy, Dio, Ley, Edel, Decanee]
  HellSpear +50 [x5: Lire, Arme, Lass, Ronan, Mari]
  
  
• HP Regen +2% [x5: Lass, Ronan, Jin, Dio, Veigas]
  DEF +30 [x7: Elesis, Lire, Arme, Lass, Sieghart, Ley, Rin]
  HP +30 [x8: Lire, Arme, Lass, Ronan, Jin, Mari, Dio, Zero]
  Reduce Crit +0.80% [x5: Arme, Sieghart, Mari, Zero, Edel]
  
  
• GP +0.50% [x5: Elesis, Ronan, Sieghart, Mari, Dio]
  EXP +0.50% [x6: Lire, Amy, Sieghart, Ley, Rin, Ai]

Unlocked for the entire account after finishing a LV85 quest with one character.
When playing a LV85 character your level display is changed to instead say "C-Lv X" and with any max-level character all earned EXP will pass to the Chase Level of the account (PvP doesn't give Chase EXP, only PvE). Each Chase Level gives one point to be spent on a passive skill tree, benefits even characters that are not LV85 yet. (the tree's configuration is separate per character, so having 100 points total in one character with 70 point spent will still show 100 out of 100 available for other characters) (there are cash shop items to reset a character's configurations)

Taking the entire tree would cost 1250 points and supposedly the max Chase Level is 999 which gives 999 points total (plus a few more from account bonuses), so even at max you have to choose 251 points to never take with your character; it's very easy to decide to dismiss the defensive-only bonuses (which are not important) which make 300 plus GP gain for 400.
The EXP needed per chase level exponentially raises (what fills around 24% at LV10 is already around 12% by LV40).

(there is a cash shop item to add another page to the configurations, so you can have 2 pages that each spend the same amount of points but in different ways to equip whichever want to equip right now, but that new page is only added for that character instead of the entire account)

Chase Points

Note that in PvP, only section 1 works (and with balanced PvP stats on, only MP on start applies).

Section 1

• (200) ATK +10 [+2000, so assuming endgame 27k ATK, that's +7.5% damage],+0.00375% base damage per point which is a lower priority than the other offensive boosts, although this is the only one that raises your Total Attack
  
• (200) DEF +6 [+1200 so around +13% at max level for only -11.5%dmg difference]
  
• (50) Max HP +0.5% [+25%]
  
• (50) MP on match start (and respawn too?) roughly +0.025 bars (~1.25 bars), very small effect overall (but works in PvP, ~0.5 at full). Stacks with Arme starting with 1.5

Section 2
The "damage" buffs from here are actually additive ATK buffs (if you currently have +50% ATK from effects, and a total of +25% damage from here, that's 175% of normal damage dealt).

• (100) ATK buff for skills +0.2% [+20%]
  
• (50) ATK buff for all damage +0.15% [7.5%], also raises damage taken by that amount, worth it
  
• (50) ATK buff against bosses +0.25% [+12.5%] (specifically those who have a lifebar on the bottom of the screen)
  
• (50) Reduced damage taken from bosses +0.4% [20%]
  
• (100) Taint Resistance for taint stages +0.07% [+7%, at 20% unresisted taint stages raises base damage and HP by +8.7%, at 50% unresisted taint stages raises base damage and HP by +14%, so final damage +0.087%-0.14% per point]

Section 3

• (100) Skill MP cost -0.2% [needs and costs 20% less MP]
  
  • In practice extends your max MP to 5 bars worth since around 70 points, allowing you to cast an additional MP1 for evasion after your MP would have been emptied by a skill.
    
  • Skills that can spend additional MP apparently have only the initial cost be reduced, not the additional cost.
    
  • Enables Ryan with MP totem or Ley with Inspire to cast two MP3s in a row.
• (100) Skill cooldown -0.2% [-20%], more useful for AP characters which can't charge Z to use the skill when it's on cooldown and need to wait for the full cooldown
  
  • MP/hybrid: 10>8, 18>14.4, 26>20.8, 45>36
    
  • AP: 8>6.4, 16>12.8, 22>17.6, 45>36
    
  • Special Awakening H skills are unchanged by this
• (100) EXP gain +1% [+100%], stacked additively to other EXP bonuses (levels up a character faster and will help Chase EXP too when already max level)
  
• (100) GP gain +1% [+100%], unnecessary

• While there are a lot of nice effects, Chase Level raises so slowly that what you decide is maxing EXP first then thinking about which one offensive boost to get next.

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You will get some EXP from Another World/Hero Dungeon and Tower of Disappearance dailies, but the biggest difference by far is farming high-level Wizard's Labyrinth with as many over-200k characters as you can.

• The Crucible: ~6.3m base EXP, and Sanctum of Destruction ~5.6m, and Wizard's Labyrinth 3F ~7.5m (19.4m together)
  
• Berkas's Lair: ~6.4m
  
• Siege of Teroka: ~3.4m
  
  
• Wizard's Labyrinth 3F: ~7.5m
  
• Wizard's Labyrinth 15F: ~46.9m
  
• Wizard's Labyrinth 24F: ~60.9m but takes longer than 15F
  
• Wizard's Labyrinth 30F: ~74.2m, probably needs 300k+ to enter rooms (must be done 4 player, spam MP1s as much as possible to freeze the boss before he summons enemies which makes him invincible)

Hero dungeons don't change EXP/GP gain depending on party size like story dungeons do.

You have ALL ITEMS IN THE GAME available to equip on your visual slots by using a Fusion Coupon to transform a non-visual item into a visual item (and there is a VP/event scroll to combine the looks of one visual item and the stats of another visual item).

You can buy Fusion Coupons on the hero shop. They convert any equipment/accessory into a visual version of it with no stats, visual items go to their own separate inventory. Note that you cannot convert weapons; visual weapons can only be obtained from job coordi craft or from seal breaker gacha.
Job coordi visual items can also be farmed from daily hero dungeon quests (it can be fun to wear even one piece like the canon helmet/hairstyle or Veigas's cape for example).

Instead of using a single full set you can put on items slot-by-slot in the shop:

1. Put on some dropped/crafted items that you cannot find in shops to test how they look, or go to the shop and uncheck the option to show items you already had equipped.
   
2. At the shop try out each different set or choose specific item slots and try out all the options in that slot until you find one you like (the leg can also change what a boot looks like underneath. Both chestpieces and gloves may change your sleeves/gloves).
   
3. As long as you don't leave that shop (like changing GP shop for VP shop), all the items will stay memorized on the character model, so you can look at the tab for another slot and try out all slots separately for a custom set.
   
4. If you find some items you like, you can get one copy of them and convert them to visual items with Fusion Coupons.

In total you can convert items from the GP/P↑ shop, and VP shop, and directly buy visual items from the VP coordi shop (which also includes the transparent items, which occupy the visual slot for that equipment/accessory slot while having the same look as if nothing was equipped), and you can convert the craft/drop-only dungeon sets too which cannot be found in any shop:

Serdin/Kanavan:
• Warrior Saint set, some characters have unique versions, some have a shared male or female version different by color (drop & craft)
  
  Accessories:
  • Gold wood, same color for all characters. The "wing" is only a plate on the back so it can hide a wing you don't like (shield is craft only)
    (click image to expand)

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Silver Land:
• Victor set, same shape and color for everyone (drop & craft)
  
  Accessories:
  • Sun/Sun Knight set, same color for all characters (shield is craft only)

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Ellia:
• Kazeaze set, no male/female differences (drop & craft)
  
  Accessories:
  • Wild Force (shield and tail are craft only)

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Xenia:
• First half has Aron/Sharkaron set, same color for all characters (drop & craft)
  
• Second half has Thanatos set, same shape and color for everyone (drop & craft)
  
  Accessories:
  • First half has King Fang/Worm Dragon set, same color for all characters (shield and knife are craft only)
    
  • Second half has Perseo/Destruction set, same color for all characters (shield and knife are craft only)

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Alcubra(Aton):
• Kungji set, same shape and color for everyone (drop & craft)
  
• Second half has Barakhufu/Baracoop set, same color for everyone
  
  Accessories:
  • First half has Aranya/Desert set, same color for all characters (shield and knife are craft only)
    
  • Second half has Barakhufu/Baracoop set including mask, same color for all characters. The shield is actually a shoulderplate so it can hide a shield you don't like

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Archimedia:
• The robot Sentry Keeper set, same shape and color for everyone (craft & drop)
  
• Zeruel/Karuel set, same color for all characters (drop only, only from the two elf stages)
  
• Aernasis set, same color for all characters. The wing is very unique and floats above your shoulders. (this set is gotten only from the last stage, winning the stage always awards 1 piece for every player, may random drop more across the stage)
  
  Accessories:
  • The green machine set, same color for all characters (shield and knife are craft only)
    
  • Last stage awards Aernasis accessories including mask, same color for all characters

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Kricktria:
• Dimension Guardians set, same color for all characters (drop only)

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• There are also the sets from:
  
  • The Crucible & Sanctum of Destruction, Phantom Phoenix set
  

• Train event dungeon (same color for all characters. Has accessories including mask)
  
  • (Wing is different for male and female version: for males it's a big rectangular shield on the back, for females it's the protruding part of the cool scarf on the neck, can be used to hide the wing slot. And the "shield" piece is a very small red armband for the right side, can be used to hide the shield slot)
  

• Circus event dungeon (has accessories including mask)
  
  • (Male and female version, different color per character)
  

• Berkas (same color for all characters and changes hair to white)
  

Accessories shown by slot (VP items not included):

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There are actually some premium visual items that bring small stat boosts or set bonuses instead of being purely visual (and they can be of Season 1/2/3/etc sets, just look at its items to check which set they belong to), and there is a scroll to mix two visual items to keep the looks of one and the stats of the other, but only for a 3000 VP scroll for each pair of items (sometimes given in events too).

While visual item stats and set bonuses mostly tend to be too weak to worry about anyway, some items have +3% Crit Chance which is a much higher effect (around as much as a full endgame critical chance/damage card each), and also the Season 6+ gacha sets can add Taint Resistance from set bonus. Technically the best setup is collecting every visual item slot that gives Crit Chance for your main (and using the scroll to give that effect to another item if you don't want its look too).

• Crit Chance:
  
  • Glove with +2.50% (Season 2/8 sets, directly buyable in VP visual shop except for Edel/Veigas)
    
    
  • Helmet with +3% (any gacha Season 5 set)
    
  • Accessory shield with +3% (Season 5 sets, directly buyable in VP visual shop only for male characters or Edel, available as a job costume for Elesis or Veigas)
    
    
  • Chest with +3% (any gacha Season 4/9 set)
    
  • Accessory mask with +3% (any gacha Season 4/8/9 set)
    
    
  • Cape with +3% (Season 6/7/8 sets, directly buyable in VP visual shop except characters after Veigas)
    
  • Weapon with +3% (any gacha Season 7 set)
    
  • Accessory lower body with +3% (any gacha Season 6 set, directly buyable in VP visual shop except for Uno and characters since Ai)

Runes exist in tier 1-5 with higher tiers having much stronger stats.

• Since Xenia: drops T1
  
• Thanatos, Alcubra/Archimedia: drops T1-T2
  
• Other World: drops T2-T5 (higher tiers are rarer)
  
• Harrier: depending on stage drops up to T3, up to T4, or up to T5 (higher tiers are rarer)
  
  
• Obtaining a rune will lock the rune to that character. You can only pass a rune to a different character by spending a rune sealing scroll which costs VP. Darkstone CAN be passed normally.
  
• The ideal setup for the 5 slots is ATK / ATK / ATK / ATK or Crit / Taint Resistance (with secondary stats for Crit/ATK/SpATK on them all), then for more Taint Resistance for certain stages you can replace the 3rd and/or 4th for more Taint Resistance.

The most important attribute of a rune is which primary stat it has ie either an offensive stat or Taint Resistance (alongside its tier which increases the value of primary and secondary stats), then secondary stats that also boost offensive stats/Taint Resistance. Sets usually are last in importance with the exception that the 5% ATK set is common (available since T1) and good.
The quality of the rune (white/blue/yellow/purple) raises the primary stat but not secondary stats, and decides if it starts with 0-3 secondary stats but all runes will have 3 after leveling them up enough. Leveling up a rune will increase the primary stat value every level, and at 3/6/9/10 will give one more secondary stat (or if already having 3 secondary stats, boost a random secondary stat).
Leveling up a rune has a chance to be lucky which means the bar gets filled extra.


Available primary stats (with base T1 white value for reference, so a T3 white will have ~247% of this value):

• Rune slot A: ATK 259
  
• Rune slot B: ATK 259, SpATK 231, DEF 183, HP 139, SpDEF 154
  
• Rune slot C: ATK 259, Taint Resistance 2.07*, MP Regen ~1.65, DEF 183, HP 139, HP Regen 4.76
  
• Rune slot D: ATK 259, Taint Resistance 2.07*, CritDmg 7.50%, CritChance 0.98, DEF 183, HP 139
  
• Rune slot E: Taint Resistance 2.07*, Crit Damage Resistance ~1.95, Counter Resistance ~1.3
  
  
  * = Each 1% Taint Resistance basically gives around final damage/HP +1%-2% depending on unresisted taint amount

The secondary stat cannot be the same stat as the primary stat.
Available secondary stats (T1 values for reference, so a T4 will have around double this value. Also, if the rune would gain a secondary stat at levels 3/6/9/10 but already has 3 then it boosts a random secondary stat by ~15%):

• Offensive: ATK 182, CritDmg 5.28, CritChance 0.69, SpATK 162, MP Regen 1.19, HellSpear 66
  
• Defensive: DEF 129, HP 98, HP Regen 3.37, SpDEF 108
  
• Other: Taint Resistance 1.46, Crit Damage Resistance 1.39, Counter Resistance 0.96, GP 1.32

Dismantling runes - To easily clean space, set it to list all T1 runes then dismantle all of these. Then you might move to T2 and dismantle these too (unless you want to keep this T2 for its primary stat or its set).
You can also set runes by primary effect and dismantle all runes except ATK/Taint/Crit.

Higher-tier runes need more darkstones for max level (from 1645 darkstones for T1 which costs ~1kk GP to upgrade, to around 10k darkstones for T5 which costs ~6kk GP to upgrade).

Wizard's Labyrinth

Requires LV80+.
Opening times: always open (max 1 win a day per character, more by spending hero dungeon tickets)
Rewards: demon core #3 of 3 for Berkas set, hero coins, phantom phoenix box

This dungeon has 30 floors and you select one when entering, starting with 1. You can repeat old floors too. Each floor is a single screen full of enemies or bosses with enhanced stats and attacks.

• Floor 03 is so easy it can easily be farmed solo (sometimes even faster solo than with party) and already gives all the normal rewards. You may not even need to go farther than this with any character. You can also farm 4th skills in this floor (even past the daily limit).
  
  
• Floor 12 (2 Starkilns/Zigs) can be repeated instead for more Chase EXP.
  
  • Strategy: go to the left corner for them to stay together so both take the same damage. They never do the dash attack if every player stays close enough to be touching them. His "Summon" attack kills from full HP if not evading with skill, but misses behind him or right in front of his foot.
• Floor 11 (2 Samsaras/Deus da luz) is often slightly harder and slower than Floor 12, but gives double the EXP than 12. (and some skills do bonus hits on his very large height)
  
  
• Floor 15 (2 Perseos/Perietts) is borderline the best place for daily farming of Chase EXP with around twice the EXP of Floor 11, but 100k isn't enough to win easily.
  
  • Strategy: the blue orbs steal life if they hit someone, so if players get hit with this regularly then the fight can last infinitely. Every player should enter with a 1-bar skill that can hit the orbs inside you 100% of the time, and always reserve at least 1 bar of MP for it (AP characters may need two 1-bar skills for that due to cooldown).
    
  • The boss's claw attack cannot reach you on the highest floor of the right corner (it can in the left corner). And one player can stay high to attract the orbs first and always block the orbs with that skill. And if another player stays on the floor by his feet, he sometimes does his stomp attack which only harms the one player at the floor.
• Floor 24 gives around 30% more EXP than Floor 15 but takes over 3x as long.

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Floor 30

The last floor Floor 30 is a fight against multiple bosses in a row in only one screen, it can take almost half an hour and too many lives and revive rings to beat with no special reward. Basically not even worth the effort. However it does give more EXP than any other floor for Chase Level.

Floor 30 boss:

• Phase 1: Grandiel appears alone, demonstrating his few attacks. They will be happening for the entire fight.
  
  
• Phase 2: lower his HP enough and he will summon Drawl and Veron. They will fight you together while he shoots at you too. He cannot be hurt again until Drawl and Veron are beaten.
  
  • Both their finishing moves are boosted and strong enough to kill you from full health. And Veron's will drain your MP (killing even immortal Jin if not dodged).
  
  
• Phase 3: Grandiel can be hurt again but will create 4 copies of himself, all attacking individually. The copies have less HP than the real one.

Or you can beat this fight the easy way. Get 4 players and all spam 1-bar skills as much as possible next to him. Grandiel isn't immune to skillfreeze time like certain bosses, with 4 players spamming 1-bars it's possible to delay him so much that he barely gets to do any move, and if you keep attacking him this way he won't even get to start the second phase which means he doesn't become invincible and can die before he summons anyone. You still get the full EXP. There are player rooms of this floor trying to do this strategy, doing this daily with as many very strong characters as you have is a lot of Chase EXP but there may be a 300k requirement for the rooms.

Land of Judgement (Harkion)

Solo only. This is a score attack stage, either you die or the boss leaves after enough time. You can also leave with Esc once you reach the score you wanted.
You cannot use potions/revives (except Lisnars).

Opening times: Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Rewards: this is the source of percentage yellow potions, and the easiest source for endgame cards with the card boxes, you can play with as many characters as you want for more. With some time can also craft a +5%ATK title.

This is not level-scaled at all so you simply need higher stats for better score.

Aside from the listed rewards, with every character you enter you will get an entry chest in your mail, to open as one character. Usually the chest only gives gems but the chest has smaller chances of useful items like 1 GP property random reset scroll, reinforcement scrolls, 1 gacha scroll, or rare temporary stat potions.

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Strategy

Harkion's feet only take 20% damage so you can hit him from the second floor on his torso, or the third floor on the front of his head which sticks out forward farther from his body (you can freely jump up and down through his neck, between his torso and his head).
If you get hit by his 3-hit combo, you can mash skill or an invincible move before being hit by the 3rd strike. To dodge his minefield without skills, run to the other side of the stage because they have a max range.

Using skills would help in DPS but you could keep at least one bar saved for dodging purposes, and Harkion randomly will roll away when hit so skills are often wasted if used whenever (except 1-hit skills), and he can never roll while he's doing certain moves (like minefield or 3-hit combo).

He has special moves always done after certain timings (they may be triggered instantly or delayed by up to some 20 seconds):

• 1:00 moves right for laser (go to the right corner, you can keep attacking him from behind. If you can't move behind him in time, go to the highest platform which gets hit by the pushing air but not by the laser)
  
• 2:00 cutscene, attacks the entire stage coming from right then coming from left (skill to avoid it, twice) [keep MP high before this time]
  
  • (after this, all his damage is raised, and his ground combo learns to roar afterward for the big shot to either side. He only shoots one way but the hitbox always covers close to both sides of him. The easiest way to evade is to simply skill every time he roars, be prepared for the roar every time he does his ground combo and hasn't roared recently)
• 2:30 moves right for laser
  
• 3:20 cutscene, hits entire stage at once over many seconds (chain skills to be invincible for the entire time) [keep MP high before this time]
  
• 3:50 moves right for laser
  
• 5:00 cutscene, summons two cyclones that stay on the stage moving
  
  • (passing through the cyclones with any super armor will still leave you alive on Fatal, or skills and invincible moves can pass through the cyclone without taking damage)
• 5:40 the fight ends and Harkion flees so you can't score for longer than this per run

Harkion has 30% resistance to normal attacks (takes 30% less damage than standard) and around 43.5% resistance to special attacks (takes around 27.5% less damage than standard).

If you stay on the highest platform in the stage, you can't see where his energy pillars will appear on the ground but also can't be hit by them.

Berkas's Lair

Requires LV85 and TotalATK 60k+
Opening times: every hour at the 00-29 minute mark, only 1 win per day per character
Rewards: exclusive endgame IronDragon equipment (blue and yellow quality) & cards

This fight is very different from how it used to be.

The first room just shows the machines that you can activate with spacebar, the second room is the boss room.
You start in the left in the lower floor, close to a teleporter that goes to the upper floor. At the left at the upper floor there is a supressor, and at the left in the lower floor there is a supressor and a ballista.
Berkas takes 1/3 damage when a supressor isn't activated, so attack him but save all your MP for when he's purple.
At the upper floor, farther from the left, there is a barrier and at the right a catapult. All machines stop working and enter cooldown if a monster hits the machine once.

THE START

• Always start by taking the teleporter near you to go up, to kill the monsters near the suppressor then return down. Berkas always begins with his JUMP stomp and you're invincible while teleporting so teleport or jump to avoid it.
  
• If you're the room leader, you cannot skip the dialog with X until the camera returns down to Berkas (or everyone else will lag and get hit by the stomp).

THE BATTLE

• Stay on the lower floor and keep fighting Berkas, regularly using the lower suppressor then moving up just to use the upper suppressor and come down. If you stay in the upper floor, Berkas may get angry and start flying.
  
• Avoid his flame by being in his middle or behind him. His tail can hit you too so stay closer to his middle. "Wind storm" hits to the left and right of Berkas and is avoided by using a teleporter then returning (or by skill, or by running too far to the side).

FLIGHT

• When Berkas takes many hits he may fly away (or when players don't leave the upper floors).
  Once this happens, he will move from the lower floor right to left, then the upper floor left to right. He is still vulnerable to damage during these parts so the suppressor may still be used. Once he's in the upper floor he can be hit by the catapult in the upper right, which will drop him back to the ground so you can continue the fight normally.
  
• If the catapult is not used (it couldn't, it was hit by monsters recently), he will use his fire breath on the entire stage and this requires the barrier to survive (activate the barrier as "BREATH" leaves the screen). After his fire breath he will either return to the ground, or try to fly and breathe again.

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Berkas HP: solo ~7.6 million, 6 player ~13.4 million (so around +1.14 million HP per player after the first)

Support Characters

• Ryan1 reviving: can cast Resurrection after entering Berkas's room for everyone else to auto-revive on death for 1 time or 1 minute (can cast again for MP whenever), and can prevent party wipe after missed Barrier by switching to base job, pressing CC for invincibility, then mashing D for Resurrection.
  
• Hit barrier: Arme2 can give nearby teammates a barrier that has no time limit.
  
• MP totems: Mari3 and Ryan have MP totems to use at the start and in the Barrier room. (Ryan: allegedly can bug Barrier's activation if placed near it instead of the edge of the platform)
  
• Invincible field: Ronan3 and Mari4 can place a short invincibility field to assist the Barrier if timed slightly early/late, or sometimes prevent a hit from a pre-flight Berkas attack.
  
• Mari: has the best damage on Berkas (4th job MP3), and MP totem and invincible field.

This is meant to be one of the hardest stages in the game, having more than one 200k+ character lets you farm this stage more. The reward is a chance of dropping a Single Property Reset Scroll from the 5F or 10F boss (required for perfecting the best gear and this is the only non-event non-cash-shop way of getting it) (around 5% for 5F and around 15% for 10F).
This dungeon can be played in either 5F runs or 10F runs.

• "5F" in the room name means everyone plays until the 5th floor to beat Kazeaze, collects any drops until this point, then everyone leaves and can try again. You don't even need to spend Lisnars on these runs, this is for farming them. The dungeon only requires LV85 to enter but good is 200k+.
  
• "10F Prayer" is to continue through all 10 floors with its harder second half which has a higher stat requirement than only 5F runs (400k+), and by making sure everyone has their own Lisnar potions and Lisnar Prayer equipped.

Opening times: every hour at the 30-59 minutes mark, 3 tries per day whether you win or lose/quit (per character)
Rewards:

• 5F and 10F boss each have chance of dropping a Single Property Reset Scroll
  
• Lisnar HP/MP Potion and Lisnar Prayer (consumables for this stage and Harkion), 1 use of Second Gear ring (BiS ring, ATK +15%, can be used for Harkion score)
  
• Event dungeon ticket, champion mode ticket, hero dungeon replay ticket
  
• Revive ring and bonus life, 30%/50% yellow potions (yellow potions are easier from Harkion)
  
• Rarely, refine scroll to +10

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You cannot use potions/revives in this dungeon except Lisnars, and GC Club doesn't give you a second life. Class-specific party heal/revive skills are useful (Arme/Amy/Lime are taken as healers, Ryan too to primarily repeat Resurrection, sometimes these characters are taken even at lower TotalATK). Harkion healing earring may help.

This is a boss rush dungeon, earlier floors have trash mobs but they will respawn if killed so it's mostly pointless to hit them except to recharge MP as a non-AP character, all you need to do is kill the floor boss as fast as you can.
Normal attack damage is halved against all enemies in this dungeon, so it's important to deal damage with skills often. Pets also charge slower in this dungeon.

Enemies in this dungeon don't get higher stats according to party size, so you should always enter with 4 players over less players. For example the 5F boss will always have 241 lifebars whether you have 1 or 4 players to take that down.

• 1F: Gorgos can be mostly stunlocked by combos, but always keep an eye out for his Danger: the beam will hit in front of him on his platform and 1 platform above, it can kill you from full HP.
  
  
• 2F: it can be easier to dodge Gardosen's attacks on platforms instead of the middle. Remember to dodge the meteors because they are too strong.
  
  
• 3F: some of Kamiki's shots can be stopped with temporary walls or will need skills/invincibility to avoid.
  
  
• 4F: because Gaikoz easily teleports with a slow counterattack whenever hit, the team can first use only the skills/pets that do only one hit or very few very fast hits, before fighting him like normal. People may say "3" or "4" in chat to signal other people to not attack because they want to unload their MP3/MP4 skill of one hit without interruptions, because if everyone is attacking Gaikoz then he constantly evades skills by accident.
  When Gaikoz is close to dying you can save your MP and keep it high for the next floor.
  
  
• 5F: the best strategy is, as soon as the fight starts, for everyone to keep repeating 1-bar skills on Kazeaze over and over and over, because each skill near her will temporarily pause her, which will delay her from starting any further attacks. If she lives for too long without getting paused by skills she will continuously keep casting a barrier on herself and spreading poison around. Unless playing an AP character, you can also time normal attacks when completely safe during this time just to recharge MP faster to be able to keep repeating 1-bar skills.
  An MP share ability here also helps everyone to do it.
  The most efficient 1-bar skills to have for this are ones that freeze enemies for longer than normal or freeze time two times per skill, or at least ones that start and finish very fast to repeat faster.
  
  If she does her charged attack from the middle, go to the far left/right and use skills or roll to evade the hit when she raises her arms. If you get close to her, the skill will pause her and mess up the timing so you HAVE to stay far away from her.

Character notes:

• Gorgos's Jump and Gardosen's stone curse cannot damage you during hyper armor.
  (Elesis's C buff or X block, Zero while holding sword, Lime techniques or spin, etc)
  
  
• Lime: her MP4 will revive all party members on death once every cast. Ryan1 can revive too but he needs to cast it once every floor and doesn't apply to himself.
  
• Amy: can help DPS by using the Amy2 MP2 that gives MP to party members using at least once every floor so they clean each boss easier, and Amy1 can heal or revive a mid-dying player with her healing MP3. If playing 10F, Amy1 has a MP2 buff that gives infinite MP when standing on the poison.

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10F runs:

• On a 10F Prayer room, common courtesy is that after everyone dies, the person to spend a Lisnar Prayer to revive the team is whoever was dead first, then that 2nd person who died there is who has to revive after the next wipe if needed.
  
  
• 7F will be making Warnings regardless of boss animations. This hits in a full horizontal line from every Gaikoz in the stage and it's too fast to avoid without using invincibility, so always keep in mind whether you're within horizontal line of one Gaikoz or not.
  
  
• 8F Kamiki's Warning shows a red line first, highlighting the 2 floors it will hit.
  
  
• 9F Gardosen's "red smoke" attack will highlight an area in red first then kill whoever is inside it that didn't skill. This attack counts as a throw so it can instantly kill even through hyper armor (immortal Jin, weapon Zero).
  
  
• 10F:
  The thorns from the background monster don't hit you, they only poison the ground.
  You don't need to beat her thousands of HP bars, simply wait 4 minutes without losing and you win the stage too. Players can also make a "kill" room which means the plan is to kill her instead of waiting the 4 minutes.
  Stay at the farthest corner (letting yourself stay in Fatal, the poison does damage but can't kill you, only the other attacks can) running away to the other side if she teleports to you (note that she may throw the piercing orbs right after teleporting, if you couldn't get to her immediately then using a skill is necessary), then wait in the corner and just skill for invincibility whenever the orbs or spikes come or when she does her charged ultimate attack.
  
  Because of the endless poison damage that can't finish you off, Ronan3 constantly charges his invincibility barrier from being hit by it, making him great to survive in this fight. Another interaction is Amy1's party buff that charges MP from taking damage, which here will charge so much MP that it becomes possible to simply skill the boss to death in around 2 minutes.

To enter these raids the character must have at least 200k TA.
To pass 200k, craft the True Iron Dragon set and Harkion Ring. The stats you want are CritDmg/CritChance and ATK/SpATK/MP, preferrably you get CritDmg+CritChance on every item or else one crit plus two out of ATK/SpATK/MP. Re-crafting the item may be easier than spending a properties reset scroll to roll stats again. After that to get stronger you need single property reset scrolls from farming Tower of Disappearance with multiple characters.

In raids, the fights have multiple phases and you can still get rewards from clearing only one or two phases while the full thing is for people who already have too much TA, but the bosses have hundreds of lifebars and they do NOT change depending on how many players there are, the purple dragon will start with 669 lifebars whether soloing or with 4 players. The trick is to always try to play with 4 players. You will find more players at Asia-1 the day that raid resets at.

Void raid rooms will be labeled for example "XF X00k" for example "only people with 200k+/500k+ allowed" and 1F/2F/3F/4F for which phase they expect to finish and then not do the rest.

• Gear shards cannot be passed to another character, but the gear chest crafted from them (or dropped in 3F/4F) can be passed around before being opened by a character.

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Void 1 - Invasion (dragon)

1F: 5 minutes to beat 669 lifebars (roughly 16m HP)
2F: without renewing the previous 5-minute timer, beat +1003 lifebars (5 minutes to beat 1672 lifebars, roughly 40m HP)
3F: 4 minutes to beat 2674 lifebars (roughly 64m HP)
4F: 10 minutes to beat 3743 lifebars (roughly 89m HP), but no one can use potions/revives except Lisnars

Void 2 - Taint (worm)

1F: normal enemies, beat the tailless monster only
2F: 3 and a half minutes to beat 1003 lifebars (roughly 24m HP)
3F: 4 minutes to beat 2005 lifebars (roughly 48m HP)
4F: 10 minutes to beat 2807 lifebars (roughly 67m HP), but no one can use potions/revives except Lisnars

Void 3 - Nightmare (woman)

1F: go into one of the zones to beat the crystal, once all 3 are beaten touch it to go to the middle and beat the bigger crystal (5 minutes to clear, no visible boss bars)
Killing the small enemies prepares the big enemies to shoot the beam at you, if it hits the crystal then the crystal has 33% DEF, damage is x3.0303.
2F: beat the boss (2:30 to beat 263 lifebars, roughly 6m HP, not giant)
3F: same boss again, sometimes she leaves somewhere random or to go to the opposite side and shoot (3:30 to beat 597 lifebars, roughly 14m HP)
4F: she stays locked in place charging an attack, you have 1 minute to beat 1433 lifebars (roughly 34m HP). Blue orbs give 2 bars of MP, purple orbs give some HP

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Raid bosses can be extremely large which means certain skills do bonus hits and bonus damage, so repeating these skills as much as you can is better than playing without these skills.

Elesis: Elesis2 MP2 and MP3, or Elesis4 MP2 and MP3 and MP4
Lire: Lire1 MP2 Trap Shot LV3, MP3 GuardianAttack (PT: Elite de Eryuell)
Arme: Arme4 ice MP1, thunder MP2 (also meteor MP3, beam MP3 from one screen away)
Lass: Either Lass2 MP3, or Lass1 MP3 Final Strike and MP4
Ryan: Ryan1 MP3 Fright Punisher (PT: Punição da Natureza) and MP4 near wall, Ryan3 MP4, Ryan4 Magnus Dan MP2
Ronan: Ronan1 MP3 Kanavan Strike (PT: Golpe de Canaban)
Amy: Amy1 MP3 PsychoCrashLV2 (PT: Ataque Glamuroso NV2)
Jin: Jin4 MP4 beams, then Jin1 X-gauge Fist of 10.000 Hells LV2 (PT: Fim Dos Dias NV2)
Sieghart: Sieg2 MP3 and MP4
Mari: Mari1 two turrets and two uses of MP2 Homing Missile and MP4, else spend MP on Mari4 MP3
Dio: Just use many high-cost skills
Zero: MP3 Abyss (PT: Abismo) used only inside transformation, MP2 MegaSlash (PT: Dança da Perdição)
Ley: MP2 Flame Roll (PT: Esfera Flamejante) and MP2 TearDrop (PT: Lágrima da Noite), MP4
Rufus: Bullet Time and MP4
Light Rin: MP2 Strong Wind (PT: Tufão), MP3 Final Flash of Light WITHOUT special input and not used from the lowest floor, MP4
Dark Rin: MP2 DesperateForce (PT: ForçaSobre-Humana), MP4
Asin: MP3 King's Wrath (PT: Divisor de Rios)
Lime: MP2 Blast Hammer (PT: Martelo Explosivo), at least one MP3
Edel: MP3 Despair3 (PT: Legado3)
Veigas: MP3 Dark Spear (PT: Lâminas do Tormento) and other high-cost skills
Decanee: MP2 Cursed Flame: Copy
Ai: MP2 Electronic Pulse Type1
Kallia: MP2 Mass Explosion Type1 (PT: Explosão em Massa Tipo1), MP3 Extreme Blast Type1 (PT: Estouro Extremo Tipo1)
Uno: MP2 Demonic Blood 2, MP3 Bloody Rain 1 or 2

Abyssal Path is a dungeon where you will fight stages of randomized normal enemies and bosses, and fight a boss 3 times throughout the dungeon, that opens doors with different difficulties, which awards you more awakening crystals the farther you go.

The big detail is that it's easier to clear if you play 4 player than solo.
You will always start at LV0 then quickly face an easy boss, then three doors will appear: LV1, LV2, and LV3.

"LV1" room
Easy to clear for any LV85, and counts for quest kills of equal level.
Max 24/41 awakening crystals, no chance to give the title.

"LV2" room
Requires like 200k or 300k recommended TotalATK with a full party to clear.
Max 60/100 awakening crystals.

"LV3" room
Only for around 700k+.
Max 100/100 awakening crystals, may give the CritDmg card.

Event dungeons cost 1 event dungeon ticket to play (whether you win or lose). You get 1 from the daily login bonus and can buy more with daily P↑. It's better to play event dungeons with only your strongest character (at least pass Berkas first).
Playing with as many players as possible is better since drops aren't split anymore.

Which event dungeons are open cycle per day of the week, but all are open on Saturday and Sunday.

All of the 7 normal event dungeons have a chance to drop GP Property Reset Scroll (the item that re-rolls all the properties of an item at once). The chance is unknown and might not be the same for every event dungeon.

Angry Boss (Eclipse)

Good rewards: scroll to unequip a reinforcement stone to move to another item or re-roll the yellow buff (the worn one from the halfway point has a chance to break the stone and is useless, the special one from the ending doesn't), around 30 hero coins, rumored to have the highest chance to drop GP Property Reset Scroll among event dungeons
Other rewards: back-upper accessory swords
Open in: Wednesday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday

A boss rush stage, you start against 2 Samsara with 103 lifebars each when soloing, a full run can take 10-15 minutes.

King Slime Land

You play this stage if you want to upgrade to +17.
Good rewards: 16 reinforcement scroll and 0-15 reinforcement scroll (also instant +X reinforcement scroll)
Other rewards: bad cards, a box with a head-top acessory (one of 3: a fat yellow slime with a red crown, 3 colored slimes on top of each other like icecream, or an ugly yellow slime with a mustache)
Open in: Friday-Sunday

Just one screen with a slime boss three times.

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Hungry Pets' Revolt

Good rewards: +10% ATK crest, boss pet level pet (Purrthos the bipedal cat), gives a medal that can be exchanged for 0-15 reinforcement scrolls or 7-day GC necklace, and an exclusive anklet (GP anklet is 391 DEF with no visual effect, VP anklet is 491 with blue runes orbiting around your character sideways, this is 501 and the blue runes are replaced by beige ball-with-3-dots paw icons)
Other rewards: weak pet Duel and other pets weaker than it
Open in: Saturday-Tuesday

A tower defense minigame if you were the tower. Monsters will come from the two sides of the stage at different heights, they will come to the center to steal food then try to reach the edge of the stage to escape with it. The reward for the stage is a number of medals that depends on how much food wasn't stolen by the end (it's easier if playing with many people).

Use items with N.

Character-specific strategy: Mari can use 1st job MP2 Homing Missile.

Talin's Revenge

Rewards: the items to craft the KOG-B pet, necklace/anklet upgrade gem, epic reinforcement stone box
Open in: Thursday-Sunday

This is a shoot-em-up minigame, what your character is doesn't matter.
Z shoots, X spends a bomb and makes you temporarily invincible, spacebar transforms.

Nightmare Circus

Good rewards: a visual set
Other rewards: instant +X reinforcement scroll, card remover (buying them with hero coins is easier), weaker-than-boss-pet Duel and his limited attack, premium transmutation scroll (useless)
Open in: Saturday-Sunday

Very short dungeon with a boss.
In the last boss you need to hit the light switch to turn the lights back on before using a skill on the boss because without lights you do around 70% less damage.

Monster Train 301

Good rewards: a visual set
Other rewards: 0-15 reinforcement scroll, instant +X reinforcement scroll (rare), special transmutation scroll (useless)
Open in: Saturday-Monday

A dungeon with a boss.

This story event happens between Relics of Kounat and the last Archimedia stage.

Moonlight Village

Rewards: drops runes but only around as much as an Other World repeated dungeon run, drops around 60 darkstones which is little
Open in: Tuesday-Wednesday, Saturday-Sunday

Find the secret path below to fight one more boss.

PvP rooms can be set by:

• Team (1v1 or 2v2 or 3v3, or with uneven players can do 2v1 or 3v2)
  
• Or free-for-all (also called sobrevivência or sobre in portuguese), with everyone fighting for themselves until only one player is left, but the half of the room that stays alive the longest will count as the winners.
  
• Each player starts with 3 lives. Random items can be set on or off, default is off. Inside the match, switch selected items with X and use it with N.

In addition to these settings, the room can also be set to Deathmatch (PT: morte súbita), where instead of 3 lives everyone has infinite lives and the winner is whoever scores enough KOs first, while also forcing a maximum time limit for the match. (goes until one player reaches 10 KOs or can be set to 20 or 30, match will end early after 5 minutes or can be set to 10 or 15)

PvP gives some EXP and GP just like PvE (but the amounts have been greatly reduced in GCC), and PvP gives you treasure chests that give a few normal equipment drops of around your level (it can be better to farm LV80+ equipment drops in PvP than actually playing PvE).
5 wins in PvP gives you 1 hero coin (max 3 per day) and playing PvP is also the only way to get emotes.

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PvP in GCC has permanently disabled pet attacks and MP4 skills.

Your stats in PvP will always be inside this range (one set number plus 10% below it):

• ATK: 3330-3770, SpATK 5580-6200
  
• DEF: 1440-1600, SpDEF 900-1000
  
• VIT: 3807-4230
  
  Apparently it works this way: at match start the game will check for who has the highest ATK, the highest SpATK, etc, in the room and overwrite those stats to the highest set PvP amount, then overwrite all other stats proportionate to the highest one but nothing can be lower than 10% less than the highest in the room. (if you cannot even come close to them, you will have 10% less ATK/DEF/HP than them: base grab damage is 370, with a full 10% difference changing down to 333 and up to 411)
  Crit chance/damage/resistance are also scaled in some way: crits can be observed to result in around 48% more damage in equal stats (with more or less 5% crit chance), to around 56% more damage when uneven.
  
  But HP Regen and MP Regen still work in PvP and can be built: you can stack each until +100%, where HP Regen applies at -50% effect (maxed +50%) and MP Regen applies at -75% effect (maxed +25%).
  Other effects that may still work in PvP:
  
  • Rune set bonuses but they are weaker in PvP
    
  • Super armor when on low HP (chest reinforcement stone, or one rune set) (not verified to work in PvP)
    
  • Arena invincibility time, from titles and earring
    
  • Counter Resistance? (cut to 1/4 inside PvP?) (set bonus, runes)
    
  • Hell Spear? (works at 5% power compared to PvE?) (set bonus, coordi, runes)
  
  Deathmatch (morte súbita) can set equal stats to on or off (if on they will be 100% similar between players and if off there will be no scaling). Deathmatch and practice mode will use the highest stats from the table for everyone.

• Battle mechanics:
  
  • Skill invincibility: all skills make you fully invincible, but because successful client-side grabs take priority over anything and teleport you to their spot to take the hit, using a skill will basically give you strike/projectile invincibility instantly but doesn't give you any grab invincibility until 1/4 of a second after you've been inside skill animations. So starting a skill when close to them is invincible but still can lose to grabs at the same time, but this can be safer with a skill that instantly hits forward before even timefreezing.
    
    
  • Standing back up is invincible: when a player stands back up from knockdown, they stay invincible for around 1 second after recovering even though they're not flashing, so it's useless to strike or grab them again that early. Unless you use an attack with very long active frames so that it can hit them as soon as the invincibility runs out.
    
    
  • Combo down: if someone takes roughly 1700dmg/40%HP consecutively without being knocked down once, they will be forced into a special knockdown flashing black to note invincibility time. This prevents many infinites.
    But technique and skill damage will lower the combo down gauge instead of raising it on hit (applied negatively at roughly 3x the amount): combo down never triggers from tecs/skills, and using tecs/skills in the middle of a combo will allow for more damage in one combo before it triggers.
    Tanking a hit with super armor/hyper armor will make the gauge not raise or lower. Gauge resets to 0 from any type of knockdown, and also resets to 0 when entering Fatal.
  
  
• Character-specific tricks:
  
  • If playing against Arme/Mari, their slower recovery make some strings stop not being true combos, and make more combos/infinites possible.
    
  • Many jobs recover faster instead, where certain strings become breakable with skill or invincible abilities or close grab, so some things don't work as well when playing against them. (full list: Elesis except 3rd, Lire2/3, Lass2/3, Ronan, Jin, Sieg, Dio, Zero, Asin, Edel, Veigas. Ryan faster but not as much)
    
  • If playing against Veigas, he is taller: some normal attacks and skills that reach down to the bottom of your floor can hit him from the floor above him (the ones that would hit 1 floor below to a platform set a shorter distance than usual).
  
  
• Miscellaneous:
  
  • Every time you dash, the camera will pan out for a moment so you can see farther; if you keep dashing in place you will keep the camera zoomed out.
    
  • If your enemy has super armor, you have to think differently: you may mid-range with hits without commiting to any combo until their armor effect wears off, or simply only use attacks that quickly launch or knockdown which will still apply despite the super armor, and grabs always work.
    If they have hyper armor instead (Elesis temporary buff, Jin1 temporary DEF buff) then they do armor every attack except grabs.
    And a few multi-hit attacks actually can do more hits against an armored player than a non-armored player.
    
  • Wakeup trap: if you use a skill while the opponent is still inside knockdown or still invincible from it, the skill's timefreeze (delay) also won't freeze them in time and they can move as normal when standing up; however, they still lose their invincibility timer inside your frozen time so they aren't invincible by the time you actually strike, depending on your skill. You can use skills as fast as you can when they're knocked down as a wakeup trap to possibly hit by surprise as they recover, especially with skills with long range or a gap-closer.
    
  • In GCC, grab damage does not change after hitting an enemy with special attacks anymore (it used to raise since Season3).

Arrow Defense is available to every character except Lire and Arme, and Rufus.
Basic arrow attacks (excluding skills but including some other non-arrow breakable projectiles) can be Arrow Defended by holding either left or right during the time the arrow connects (regardless of the arrow's direction), reducing its damage by 80% and also greatly reducing hitstun and knockback, but each time Arrow Defense triggers it will nullify every direction that you were holding, so you have to release the button and press it again or it will continue counting as not being held since the defense happened. If you were to defend 3 arrows, you hold a side until the first hits, then you release and hold it again for the 2nd arrow, then release and hold it again for the 3rd arrow, then you release and are free to move and attack normally again.
If in the air, any of the 4 directions can defend, not just sides, sometimes doing it on accident.
Randomly when Arrow Defending, you may automatically throw an arrow back at the attacker.

Separately to defending, certain characters have access to Berserk (Elesis/Sieghart, and Arme), which automatically activates if they get hit by a large enough amount of arrow-defendable attacks in a short time whether or not defended, making them quake the screen with fall damage in retaliation (or in Arme's case, refill her MP with no attack). Lire players in PvP have to limit their amount of basic arrow hits against these specific characters (after successfully connecting with many, wait for it to cool down with melee attacks or special attacks or running away, or trigger the Berserk attack from so far away that you don't get hit).

Because Arrow Defense nullifies directional inputs, your arrow-defendable attacks can be used specifically to confuse and trap an opponent momentarily as their dash inputs are messed with, to lead into another attack, which is dangerous because this is a game where everything is unblockable.

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Practice mode lets you test jobs and attacks and skilltree options whether mainly for PvE or PvP, but practice mode only uses PvP settings (PvP attack strength and status effects and cooldowns, and knockback amount can be different between PvE and PvP. And hit properties like knockdown, launch, blowaway, etc, are different between PvE and PvP very often).

• You can choose the character of the training dummy too, and you can set it to Arme because then she charges your MP faster instead of hers.
  
  
• The other reason for choosing a specific character is that different jobs have different hitstun recovery, so different PvP combos look possible or not. The default Elesis has faster-than-normal recovery, the default Lass has normal recovery, the default Arme/Mari has uncommon slow recovery and special combos work on Arme/Mari.
  
  
• Clicking in the stage moves the dummy to that place, and holding the mouse button keeps the dummy in place which can be useful in testing multi-hit attacks.

Pets in PvE can do one attack with the Shift button every so often, with the timer restarting every time you move to the next room.
Pet glyphs can only be obtained with the seal breaker gacha reward system and sometimes events.

(Obtained pets are locked to the character you got it as, they cannot be shared)

MP received on pet hit depends on base damage dealt (Crits/buffs/debuffs changing the final damage don't modify MP received on hit). You need around 3800dmg for 1 bar (so 1000dmg on 4 enemies at once is slightly more than 1 bar instantly). +MP Regen% affects this at roughly half the bonus (so with +100% MP Regen you get roughly 50% more MP/need 2500dmg per bar).

Previously it used to be that only certain pets could give you MP when playing as an AP character, but in GCC, all pets give you the same amount of MP/AP whether your character is MP or AP, so any pet can be chosen.

Boss pets

To craft one of these you need to get the respective rare pet scroll inside that continent which only has less a low chance of dropping (the scroll for Gaikoz is given by a leveling quest).
Then the other materials are stones from stages of that specific continent, and an amount of gate fragments (you may drop a few from dungeons but now you mostly get them from hero shop).

Short recommendation: pick any of the two Archimedia boss pets.

Serdin/Kanavan

Pet Gaikoz (3 gate fragments)
174,54dmg
(forward rectangle, reaches 1 floor up) (last hit launches)
Not recommended over full choices later, weak.

• 29,09 x6 (last launches)

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Silver Land

Pet Krakos (60 gate fragments)
322,02dmg wave hits counting knockback or width for full hits
(piercing small projectile dragging through mid-range) (final hit at the end point launches up and back)
Not recommended to get, weak.

• 35,78 max x9

Pet Victor (80 gate fragments)
801,36dmg wave hits or around 410 if not starting close for full hits
(forward rectangle but as a progressive wave, blows away forward per hit with it, almost halved damage if they can't get dragged without being giant or if you started from afar) (blows forward)

• 57,24 max x14

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Ellia

Pet Kazeaze (150 gate fragments)
~815dmg wave hits counting knockback for full hits, half or less if not dragged or not extra-wide
(slow piercing shot forward, drags along, long-range) (leaves standing)


Pet Dark Anmon (200 gate fragments)
763,2dmg
(forward rectangle, small knockback forward + float up with each hit if not knocked down or armored, pushable monsters not knocked down may take only ~510 close or less if starting farther) (knocks down forward)

• 38,16 x20

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Xenia

Pet Perseo (Periett) (550 gate fragments)
singletarget 944,67 total
(3 non-piercing orbs shot from one step forward of you aimed in a direct line at the nearest enemy to any direction. Reaches right before screen edge if straight to the side and can angle 1 floor up or down, can home to either left or right regardless of your initial direction. If 2 floors away only 1 orb will hit. Singletarget, may still AoE a very tight group exactly in front of you. Orbs can be destroyed by enemy attacks to do no damage)

• 314,89 x3

Pet Thanatos (500 gate fragments)
715,51dmg
(forward rectangle with a small minimum range) (pushes forward possibly pushing out of range, then last hit causes knockdown)
Less decent than it might seem because of the small minimum range ahead and the knockback per hit that it now has.

• 28,62 x23 (knockback) and 57,25 x1 (spinning knockdown straight up then down)

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Alcubra (áton)

Pet Kungji (600 gate fragments)
singletarget 622,56 dmg, on two monsters together 1245,12
(non-piercing exploding triple shot forward, disappears after mid range, each hit launches. Can enemy-stack with up to 2 enemies)

• launch 207,52 x3

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Archimedia

Pet Darek (Arawn) (600 gate fragments)
817,88dmg, or non-centered 666,4dmg
(forward line 4/5 to screen edge. Will slightly push them away from AoE center, possibly missing some hits on farthest edges if they're not armored or knocked down) (leaves standing)

• 33,32 x20 and 151,48 x1 in center

Pet Ashtaroth Rutherford (650 gate fragments)
985,24dmg, 1441,36 on launchable monster
(forward line 4/5 to screen edge, initially launches light monsters then keeps juggling in place doing full aerials for 1441,365dmg if launched raising damage without raising MP gain, then lets fall straight down)

• 72,99 x1 (launch) and 36,49 x25

More chances to drop in the final Archimedia stage

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Harrier

Harrier pets give a small amount of Taint Resistance (Haetae 0.53, Bakunawa and Edna 0.54, others probably the same)

Haetae (stage 1-3, 600 gate fragments)
572,26 - 715,38dmg (very wide monster: 1001,62)
(forward rectangle, starts and ends very fast)

• 95,41 x2, 143,12 x2-3 (x5 on very wide monsters), ground burn 2,38 x40

Yama (Rei Fantasma) (stage 4-6, 600 gate fragments)
singletarget 890,91dmg
(9 non-piercing shots forward at your height, disappears after mid-range)
Not piercing making this less useful than others for AoE/total MP.

• 98,99 x9

Medusa (stage 7-8, 650 gate fragments)
583,4dmg
(forward rectangle at the floor. Only last hit pauses enemy for a split second)

• ~33,35 x16 and ~4,98 x10, plus weak hit that pauses

Bakunawa (stage 9-12, 650 gate fragments)
904,14dmg
(forward rectangle. Only last hit pauses enemy for a split second)

• 50,23 x18 and 1 hit without damage that only pauses

Edna Jr (stage 12, 650 gate fragments)
around 36 per hit, max 24 on same target if very wide (864)
(piercing forward wave at full character height, reaches slightly farther than screen edge)
Can drop an upgraded attack from harrier guardian chest 3, drops 5 uses whenever obtained. Same wave but taller to reach 1 floor above too and around 45 per hit (1080)

Event dungeon pets

KOG B:
~977dmg and as a special effect keeps canceling monster attacks while active and returning them to normal, even against bosses
(basically long melee range hit forward, doing 1/3 of the damage, then drags any non-boss enemies 1 floor above and AoEs that floor for ~2.5 seconds, which keeps canceling monsters out of attack animations, even against bosses to stop their current attack to help yourself or a teammate, even bosses that can't be pulled and are being hit from being 2 floors tall. Then armored enemies release down or others get launched up on end)
[Drop: Talin event dungeon after combining all pieces]


Purrthos (Gato Zoro):
singletarget 667,83dmg, multiple monsters together 1097,13
(instant dash attack almost to screen edge from center, targets get hit once then take a delayed hit that knocks down, delayed hit can enemy-stack with up to 2 monsters)

• 238,53 x1, 42,93 x10/20

[Drop: craft from Hungry Pets' Revolt event dungeon] (the other Revolt pets are around 330)


Pet Duel:
405,48dmg
(extremely small forward square dealing 60% of it, then non-piercing shot dealing 40% of it) (leaves standing)
Consumable special attack ~630dmg hitting a bigger rectangle than those.
[Drop: sometimes drops chest from 1st form Zidler at Circus event dungeon, open for the pet or only 5 uses of its special attack, special attack is not sustainable for regular use]

• Normal attack: 23,85 x10, then shot apparently is 3 hits, one does no damage, then 143,13 and 23.85

Pet Zidler:
~275dmg
(stationary poison cloud in front for 5 seconds, leaves standing but pushes away from center early)
[Drop: circus event dungeon]

Pet train conductor:
~314dmg
[Drop: train event dungeon rare drop]

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P↑ shop pets

In terms of damage only the adult Slime is worthwhile. But evolving a shop pet also takes longer than farming a pet.

Baby Slime: ~170
Adult Slime: ~428

Baby Gon: ~24 x4 for singletarget ~96 (leaves standing) (4 separate mid-range shots)
Adult Gon: ~149 (like a single melee swing forward, leaves standing)

Baby Pepe: 81,08 (blowaway) (mid-range single melee hit)
Adult Pepe: ~216

Baby Sidt: more or less 62 width-dependent
Adult Sidt: more or less 150

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Seasonal pets

Character pre-registration event, Princeon (PT: Frixion):
672,30dmg
(forward rectangle, attacks over a long ~4sec for full hits) (near the start will pause monsters for only half a second) (leaves standing)

• 12,45 x54

Halloween event, Trickster (PT: Fantasminha):
669,78dmg
(forward AoE only at the tip)

• 74,42 x9

Christmas event, Mittens (PT: Nyami):
singletarget ~108dmg
(very small shots to a few steps ahead, non-piercing) (leaves standing)

These pets are obtained as one of the random set pieces within their matching seal breaker gacha visual sets. Getting only the pet could take 60 scrolls or over 300 scrolls depending on which part they decide to come out at. The available sets cycle regularly.

On each try you have a low chance of getting a new set item from this collection (however many pieces you're missing is the percentage of it dropping outside of the guaranteed point, so 16%-1% or 13%-1%), but after 14 misses in a row the next try is guaranteed to give a set item so the 15th try/30th scroll is always the first piece, on your first item, then it gets longer with every set item you already have but it always takes several hundred to get the full set. Getting a set item outside of the guaranteed point will still empty the pity gauge for the guaranteed set item.

(MP char/4 weapons, 16 items)

(AP or Hybrid char, 13 items)

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Pets that do all damage in one hit (or over 90% in one hit) have the disadvantage of dealing much less final damage than average if you unluckily don't crit on the hit (although MP regen is unnaffected), and the advantage of dealing full damage in any monster that did get hit without chance of them walking out of the area mid-way or teleporting away after being hit like Gaikoz.

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Most pets can be summarized as "forward rectangle attack" but some have different attacks, I'll show the different ones first and the forward rectangles last.

"Attack close to both sides" pets

DK-MARK3
1661,52 dmg
(radius explosion reaching outside melee range forwards with a shorter amount backwards, might reach 1 floor up)

• 207,69 x8

Bluebell (Flubel)
1593,80 dmg
(radius explosion reaching outside melee range forwards with a shorter amount backwards, and 1 floor up) (leaves standing, slightly pushes from center if not knocked down or armored)

• 122,60 x13

Havoc (Cérbero)
1574,2 - 1707,76 dmg
(small AoE centered on your own spot when started, reaching only a short amount to both sides. Leaves a ground flame on hit that seems to not happen on all enemies) (leaves standing)

• 78,71 x20 (1574,2) with ground burn 19,08 x7 (1707,76)

Leona
1560 - 2140,2 dmg
(first transforms yourself with holy white armor for +10%DEF for 10sec and attacks once, can keep using pet button to attack again up to 5 times across the 10sec. Extremely small radius multi-hit from yourself, must stay touching the enemy.

• Activation 1560,0 then each extra round (max 5) is 9,67 x12 (+116,04)

Cordelia
1583,84 dmg
(makes a bubble centered in front of you active for just 1 second, reaches in a circle to both sides reaching yourself and 1 floor up and down. Aside from dealing damage, you and teammates inside the 1-second bubble are invincible, also working like a roll button) (blows away slightly to the side per hit, light monsters may not take full damage)

• 197,98 x8

Defensive pets

Minue
1592,47 dmg
Attack also gives you a 1-hit shield for 10sec.
(forward rectangle)

• 118,77 x4, 1117,39 x1

Wavy
1612,51 dmg (majority 1 hit)
Attack also gives you a 1-hit shield for 10sec.
(forward rectangle)

• 1574,35 x1, 4,77 x8

Rencia
1717,44 dmg at max, counting knockback/width for full hits, less hits to some targets or if not starting close
Attack also gives you a 1-hit shield for 10sec.
(piercing wave to mid-range)

• 71,56 up to x24

Cordelia
1583,84 dmg
(makes a bubble centered in front of you active for just 1 second, reaches in a circle to both sides reaching yourself and 1 floor up and down. Aside from dealing damage, you and teammates inside the 1-second bubble are invincible, also working like a roll button) (blows away slightly to the side per hit, light monsters may not take full damage)

• 197,98 x8

Unique attack patterns

Gale
1711,72 dmg
(4 exploding shots that home in, will curve even to far behind you, max range is around screen size. Easily can be used whenever ready. Against a single stack of enemies will explode to damage them all at once, against spread enemies will split shots among them outside your control)

• 427,93 x4

Miu
1884,44 dmg (MP recovery counts as 1455,08) (majority 1 hit)
(single homing shot that explodes and leaves a DoT)

• 1455,08 x1 and 71,56 x6 which doesn't recharge MP and can't back hit

Claunel
1655,40 dmg
(single straight shot to long-range, splash)

• 165,54 x10

Dark Nightmare (Pesadelo Sombrio)
1705,67 dmg
(dash attack forward, from behind you to very far forward with knockback pushing some monsters, then the main explosion rectangle from a set distance in front of you forward until the same range but stretching 1 floor up. Reaches slightly farther than forward rectangles and naturally hits 1 floor up so extremely large area. Dash attack against an enemy already at max range can push outside of explosion range)

• 54,86 x7 (384.02), 88,11 x15 (1321.65)

Clara
1703,08 dmg
(pushing shorter dash attack, then an explosion from the end point reaching 1 floor up)

• 73,94 x12, 815,80 x1

Sellion
835,49dmg + stack with more enemies in the same place up to 3, with 2 1636,64dmg, with 3 2437,79dmg
(slow forward shot with unlimited range that on touch explodes floating up, add another 801dmg per enemy stacked together in the exact same place if the shot spawned and instantly connected on multiple enemies right in front of you to trigger multiple explosions, max 3)

• 34,34 x1 and 38,15 x21/42/63 if it hits 1/2/3 monsters, burn 8.34 x?

Other attack patterns

Annie and Momo (Bonnie&Bunny)
1658,14 dmg (majority 1 hit)
(very small wave forward to mid range)

• 0,47 x26 and 1645,92 x1

Chester
1717,02 dmg at max, wave hits but usually not full damage
(triple piercing shot at foot height pushing enemies with it, slightly longer than a rectangle attack, but for near full hits needs knockback or extreme width)

• 23,85 up to x72 if wide enough

Kiki
1652.06 dmg
(homing shot? Explodes into a big AoE)

• shot 2,38 x1, then AoE 667,90 x1 and 30,29 x8 and 143,12 x2 and 453,22 x1

Sleuthhound (Sherlockão)
1628,71 dmg
(forward rectangle, doesn't reach high and instead can reach 1 floor down. Pushes away from center per hit and can miss most hits if hitting too close/too far. Takes a long ~4 seconds to deal full hits and does not pause enemies)

• 65,26 x9, 65,35 x9, 453,22 x1

Aero Kitty (Nekobot)
1496 - 1655,84 dmg
(shoots forward above your head arcing down to the ground, total range is the normal forward rectangle except shots are non-piercing with small splash size. On hits drops flames straight down that constantly hitstun with small damage) (leaves standing)

• 93,50 x16 (1496), ground burn 3,33 up to x48 (159,84) if they don't move away

"Forward rectangle, 1 floor up" pets

Rexion
~1846 dmg (but MP regen counts as 1545,57)

• main hit is 145,50 x9 then 26,23 x9 (1545,57), DoT is ~8.37 around x36 across around 12sec which can't back hit or MP regen

Arsen
1663,55 dmg

• 308,19 x5, 122,60 x1

Ordo (Nortun&Gram)
1664,42 dmg

• 81,58 x20, 32,82 x1

Sia (Sirius) (black and blue wolf)
1647,63 dmg

• 43,79 x30, 14,31 x10, 190,83 x1

Sirius (Sirioth) (black wolf with white locks)
1662,50 dmg

• 54,05 x30 and 2,05 x20

Ariel
1645,16 dmg

• 149,56 x11

Raven (Hunin)
1662,09 dmg

• 100,66 x14, 252,85 x1

Ramsay/Ramsey
1626,79 dmg

• 147,89 x11

Max
1645,90 dmg

• 524,78 x1, again, 596,34 x1

Rosie
1669,74 dmg

• 286,24 x4, 524,78 x1

Scar
1663,08 dmg

• 831,54 x2

Snappy
1655,44 dmg

• 395,97 x4, 71,56 x1

Glen
1645,83 dmg

• 114,49 x10, 500,93 x1

Jackie
1645,73 dmg

• 57,24 x20, 500,93 x1

Belia
1660,8 dmg

• 41.52 x40

Lisian
1670,53 dmg

• 136,15 x11, 21,61 x8

Timi
1567,19 dmg

• 101,14 x15, 50,09 x1

Nox
1633,94 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 11,92 x7, 1550,50 x1

Mori
1613,67 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 36,97 x11, 1207,00 x1

Killian Knyte (Cavaleiro Gizmo)
1764,48 dmg

• 39,92 x35 and 367,28 x1

Agatha
1593,45 dmg
(forward rectangle, lasts around 6 seconds, on its last seconds will heal up to 5% HP to players inside the area)

• 132,55 x10, 53,59 x5

Berry
1667,23 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1622,20 x1, 2,37 x19

Sherbet
1673,58 (majority 1 hit)

• 1622,06 x1, 6,44 x8

Regulus
1674,54 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Royd
1645,92 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Bastien
1653,06 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1614,91 x1, 7,63 x5

Foamhuahua (bolhuahua)
1667,14 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1622,06 x1, 6,44 x7

Eris
1641,15 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Zet
1673,58 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1622,06 x1, 6,44 x8

Maidy
1651,64 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Veil
1601,54 (majority 1 hit)

• 1431,23 x1, 169,36 x1, 0,95 x1, 0 x1

Chaku
1651,64 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Luluca
1673,58 (majority 1 hit)

• 1622,06 x1, 6,44 x8

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"Forward, slightly less wide but 2 floors up" pets

Aslan
1631,40 dmg
(leaves standing)

• 54,38 x30

Pompom
1669,77 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Tuby
1669,77 x1 (majority 1 hit)

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"Forward, only your own floor" pets

Dokaebi King (Kiara)
1614,32 dmg
(forward rectangle, short height. Pulls then pushes) (leaves standing)

• 142,16 x8, 59,63 x8

Keter
1645,69 dmg (majority 1 hit)
(strong hit does not reach 1 floor up, only the second part) (second part will hold launchable monsters on aerial hit)

• 1478,94 x1 and 6,67 x25

Alt
1657,82 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 2,38 x5, 1645,92 x1

Rui (Lebre Maluca)
1641,15 x1 (majority 1 hit)

Canapy
1669,98 x1 (majority 1 hit)

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"Forward, not sure about floors" pets

Conny (alpy)
1665,92 dmg
(wider than usual)

• 416,48 x4

and Mati
1664,96 dmg (majority 1 hit)
(wider than usual)

• 1311,96 x1, 70,60 x5

Madhatty, similar range to those but slightly smaller and longer
1700,75 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1478,94, 143,12, 26,23 x3

Devilion (Serpion)
1640,25 dmg
(can reach 1 floor down? Longer than usual but can have a dead spot too close in front of you?)

• 38,74 x30 and 478,05 x1

Mong
1730,36 dmg (majority 1 hit)

• 1495,64 x1, 13,93 x6, 83,48 x1

"Extremely long AoE" pets

Jusngboogi (Doryung)
1622,06 dmg (majority 1 hit)
(forward AoE but reaching farther than screen edge from center)

• 1459,86 x1, 32,44 x5

Karen
1622,06 x1 (majority 1 hit)
(forward AoE but reaching farther than screen edge from center)

Poloo
1335,94 x1 (majority 1 hit)
(low-height but can hit certain monsters 1 floor below)

Hyde
1622.06 x1 (majority 1 hit)
(1 floor)

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A tier

Lire
-Lire1 MP2 Trap Shot LV3 (2898, can cast multiple times) and MP3 GuardianAttack/EliteDeEryuell (4186)

Arme
-Arme4, white MP1 snowflake (if 14 hits, 1838 per bar), black MP2 thunderbolt (if 50 hits, 2550, can cast multiple times)
Others: black MP3 meteor (if 68 hits, 3380), white MP3 beam used one screen away (3100)

Ronan
-Ronan1 MP3 KanavanStrike/GolpeDeCanaban (5505)

Jin
-Jin4 MP4 (each beam 2965, up to 6 times for 17790 across 20 seconds, more if you Alt as soon as one beam comes out to recover faster)
-Then switch to Jin1, Fist of 10.000 Hells LV2 with X button meter / Fim dos dias nv2 (if 33 hits, 3649)

Mari
-Mari1 MP2 Homing Missiles cast twice (will total 5148) and two turrets and MP4, spend MP as Mari4 MP3 (roughly 4300)

Ai
-MP2 ElectronicPulseType1 (if 27 hits, 2747, can cast multiple times)

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B tier

Elesis
-Elesis2 MP2 (2161, can cast multiple times), MP3 (if 14 hits, 3554)
or
-Elesis4 MP2 (2495, can cast multiple times), MP3 (not used from the lowest floor. 3874)

Lass
-Lass2 MP3 (3026)
or
-Lass1 MP3 Final Strike (if 36 hits, 2916) and MP4 (if 57 hits, 2959)

Ryan
-Ryan1 MP3 FrightPunisher/PuniçãoDaNatureza (3490), MP4 (wait until the dragon is touching the wall then cast it at the wall and try to keep it at the wall. Basically 9k)
-Ryan3 MP4 (1344 per hit)
-Ryan4 joined-pikes MP3 (4550), Magnus Dan MP2 (2021, can cast multiple times)

Amy
-Amy1 PsychoCrashLV2/AtaqueGlamurosoNV2 (4479)
-Amy3 kick MP2 (2283, can cast multiple times), MP3 Idol Stage (4957)

Sieghart
-Sieghart2 MP3 (if 13 hits, 3593. Rage mode if 12 hits, 3506), MP4 (if 5 hits, 3583)

Zero
-MP2 MegaSlash/DançaDaPerdição (if 16 hits, 2470), MP3 Abyss (only while domination is on. If 33 hits, 4524)

Ley
-MP2 FlameRoll/EsferaFlamejante (if 26+151 hits, 2343), MP2 TearDrop/LágrimaDaNoite (if 12 hits, 2278)

Rufus
-Just use many high-cost skills including MP4

Light Rin
-MP4 (wait for the boss to touch the wall, then cast from its center. If 138 hits, 4754)
-MP2 StrongWind/Tufão (input version. If 40 hits, 2667, can cast multiple times), MP3 Final Flash of Light (inputless version. Don't use on ground floor. If 17 hits, 3804)

Dark Rin
-MP4 (wait for the boss to touch the wall, then cast from its center. If 138 hits, 4754)
-MP2 DesperateForce/ForçaSobre-Humana (1884, can cast multiple times)

Asin
-MP3 King'sWrath/DivisorDeRios (if 25 hits, 3641)

Edel
-MP3 Despair3/Legado3 (if 21 hits, 3227)

Veigas
-MP3 DarkSpear/LâminasDoTormento (if 108 hits, roughly 4600)

Decanee
-MP2 Cursed Flame: Copy (if 10 hits, 2276, can cast multiple times)

Kallia
-MP2 MassExplosionType1/ExplosãoEmMassaTipo1, MP3 ExtremeBlastType1/EstouroExtremoTipo1 (if 54 hits, 3305)

Uno
-MP2 Demonic Blood 2 (2285), MP3 Bloody Rain 1 (4127)

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C tier

Dio
-If Devil Force use Chaos Hit, if Weapon Force use full-4-bars Onrush

Lime
-No skill is particularly good

GCC notable changes:
-Elesis skilltree roll has cooldown, can't use from dashatk

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Story:

The current leader of the Red Knights surpassing Gerard, she was hand-picked to join the Grand Chase to defeat Kazeaze; she joins, secretly because she searches for her father, the previous leader, who went missing looking for Kazeaze.

Fun fact:

Her father is named Elscud, and her younger brother Elsword does not appear in Grand Chase but was shown in one concept art and once in a family tree.

• Skilltree allclass trait - Hyper Armor
  When standing still, Elesis can press C to give herself hyper armor for a while. Lasts 10sec with cooldown +35sec after (+40 in PvP). Useful in PvP but less useful in PvE because it prevents you from getting knocked away but damage taken is still full anyway, instead helps in staying in Fatal without dying for the duration (in hyper armor, only a grab can kill you). Cannot be started when already in Fatal.
  But the activation pose is INVINCIBLE, and also may be used to avoid any one attack if you keep it ready, be it physical or projectile. Can also mash C when being hit with a combo to come out of a breakable combo with the invincible pose to possibly counter afterwards.
  
  
• Skilltree allclass trait - Can ↓ roll from ground combo (or alone as Z↓). Cooldown 5sec (PvP 10sec).
  
  
• Skilltree allclass trait - Firebolt Slash
  All of Elesis's groundZ1 and non-dash airZ attacks can nullify basic projectiles (not all projectiles). This includes both basic arrows and basic magic bolts, from monsters and enemy players in PvP. This ability is only shared with Sieghart and Edel.
  
  
• Natural allclass trait - Berserk
  Elesis will automatically berserk if hit with too many basic arrows in a short time (usually only happens in PvP), launching all nearby enemies with fall damage (571 in PvP), and with an additional passive skill also activates super armor for 5sec afterwards. This ability is only shared with Sieghart.
  
  
• This is a minor effect, but Elesis's match start animations end faster than other characters so she can start moving first.
  
  
• Skilltree allclass trait - Magic Defense - When standing still, or from inside groundZ combo, Elesis can press X for a block pose. This is useful but not for actually reducing damage.
  This is a forced 2-second-long pose, during it you have hyper armor to resist any non-grab and +70% DEF for -41% damage taken (in PvP +35%DEF/-26%dmg), and it also can nullify the same basic projectiles in front of you as groundZ/airZ. The pose must last its entire duration before you can act again or even skill, but you can dashcancel at anytime to instantly allow dashZ/grab or dash-jump or dash-skill.
  Minor cooldown of 4sec. Cannot block during C hyper armor.
  In PvE this block could reduce the damage of an attack but using any roll ability is better, however the hyper armor from the block pose will make you immune to any earthquake or stone/freeze effect, and the hyper armor prevents a non-grab killing blow from reducing you to 0 then killing you. But if this is used from Fatal it only gives super armor instead of hyper, so launches/knockdowns still apply.
  The block also has a very fast minimal-damage physical hit in front with small hitstun (in PvP forces standing state on airhit, can juggle and combo after).
  
  
  • In PvP: the block can be useful alone in PvP (in PvP you can't always just avoid an attack) coupled with how countering from that is stronger in PvP because enemies in PvP actually take hitstun from any attack you do; you can block then potentially counter with dash grab, or dashZ (or potentially strongest, dash jump airZ), or dash skill for invincibility.
    You can also mash X when being comboed to instantly hit with block in front if there happens to be a break in their combo because of how extremely fast the block hit is (then you dash and attack somehow, like grab or dash-jump airZ from the other side into groundZZ).
    And block can be used inside combos, because it has fairly long reach forward and it forces standing state on airhit to possibly fit in a juggle combo where Elesis may not be able to hit with any other attack (leading into grab/dashatk/dash-jumpZ).

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(After LV45 you can buy a GP quest to let you equip 2 jobs in PvE and switch between them with Ctrl)

The most useful jobs are 3rd and 1st.
• Elesis1 has a stronger ottoshot for very high normal attack DPS, and has Z← for a completely spammable invincibility attack to avoid boss attacks while ottoshotting (Z← can also roll through most bosses if turning around first, additionally to her ↓ roll), and all jobs have the invincibility pose of C but only this job also has V.
  
• Elesis3 has a shadow roll from the middle of the combo to use on bosses, and can stunlock non-armored enemies with air↑Z repeated up and down a platform (which also has very high normal attack DPS, around the same as Elesis1 ottoshot).
  
• Elesis4 is less useful. Her MP2 and MP3 are strong in raids.
  
• Elesis2 is overall her worst job. But she can be useful due to her ranged full-lane MP3 and even bigger MP4 even if brought as the alternate job just for these moments, and her MP2 and MP3 are strong in raids.

Standard dash type (slightly above average)
Dash momentum: ~297 pixels, rocket ~675
Has triple-tap-dash burst unlockable in skill tree. Basically, upgrades two things: you can cover a doubled distance for when you only need a single dash burst, and whenever in the air you can tap thrice instead of twice (especially good because the same Forward input can already count as the first Forward needed to then do Up+Forward for rocket as soon as you land).

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Slightly long range but barely moves you forward during it. Can keep comboing a monster by repeating only until the thrust (~273 DPS).
At any point can tap Up to cancel the combo into the Up followups.

• stagger 158.74 / 158.76 / 158.76 / 79.37 x2 / knockdown forward 158.76 (793.76)
  
  
  • PvP
    Starter has fast speed and slightly long range.
    Can loop by stopping after the 4th tap (the thrust) then start from the beginning again. Not a true combo against fast-recovery jobs. Can happen until autocounter (~1700dmg).
    
    218 / 218 / 218 / 109 x2 (872dmg so far) / knockdown 218 (1090)

GroundZ combo V2
Has longer range and also keeps moving a great deal forward per swing.
Can keep comboing monsters by repeating until the 3rd tap (~247 DPS).
Also can go into Up.

• 158.78 / stagger3 113.23 / stagger 194.88 / knockdown forward 281.21 (748.1)
  
  
  • PvP
    More convenient movement, but as a downside, loses the thrust loop and has less damage before the ender/Up.
    
    218 / 155 / 268 (641dmg so far) / knockdown 387 (1028)

Simply tap Up once, no Z needed. This cancels the combo into a different branch.
V1 launches and knocks down, doing a very small forward jump that may jump over non-giant enemies as a non-invincible dodge.

• 206.97, 218.07 (425.04)
  
  
  • PvP
    This will groundbounce forward for a loop (combo into dash-jump airZZ (or X, dash-jump airZZ) from the other side into ground combo again, until autocounter for ~1700dmg. Or in Gorge of Oath, do the groundbounce into grab to throw into pit). For PvP, V1 already does everything you need.
    
    142, 150 (total +292 to groundZ combo), plus combo
  
  V2 - Input changes to ↑ Z Z. Ender slides them forward and can send them 1 floor below. Doing full V2 ground combo then this is ~348 DPS.
  
  • float-stun small push 126.00 / float-stun big push 126.00 / knockdown forward sending 1 floor down 141.12 + 148.68 (541.8)
    
    
    • PvP
      Not as useful because it can't combo afterward like the others, even if comboing into skill it has to be a skill that juggles well.
      
      launch 86 / launch 86 / 97, 102 (+371 to combo)
  
  V3 - Input changes to ↑, ZZZZ. One small hit to launch then does an aircombo only 1 floor above the original spot. Has aerial bonus on monsters that can be launched (on others will miss unless they are tall or already were on the floor above), last hit sends them knocking down forward.
  
  • launch 210.67 / 63.83 x3 and knockdown forward 223.44 (625.6, aerial 833.06)
    
    
    • PvP
      It groundbounces after the last hit, and the timing has been made much easier. Can combo after but can need the platforms to be long, and V1 already does the same simpler and sending less far.
      
      • launch 145 / float 43 x3, knockdown 153 (+427 to combo), plus combo
  
  V4 - Input changes to ↑, Z. This removes everything and simply instantly launches the enemy very high straight up with two slashes. Ottoshotting after this will keep juggling the monster, not hitting them will make them get knocked down and stand up right in front of you again.
  Doing full V2 ground combo then this on a giant is ~375 DPS.
  
  • launch 235.88 / launch 226.80 (462.68, aerial 576.08)
    
    
    • PvP
      Launches and you can choose to stay close with only the 1st slash or do the 2nd to send them forward. 1st can combo after like V1 but with stricter timing. 2nd can combo like V3's forward groundbounce. Can send into pits but mostly not as good as V1.
      
      • launch 162 / 156

Same as dashatk V1. Only ever used in emergencies to knock down an enemy in front of or behind you (a monster without any super armor).

• 68.70 x2, 2nd knocks down (137.4)
  
  
  • PvP
    Can finish off an enemy in Fatal faster with a Critical than full combos.
    118 + knockdown 118 (236)
  
  V2 - Only one hit with slightly better reach, staggers non-armored monsters instead of knocking down, and slightly but quickly moves you to that side when used.
  
  • stagger3 163.79
    
    
    • PvP
      Improved from now only being a single hit to connect while also having a slightly taller/longer hitbox. It also now does a little step forward so it can be used as an additional hit while continuing ground combo on miss. And instead of knockdown in place this will do a small diagonal launch, can barely combo afterward but with more strict timing than the Up launches.
      
      282

Double V2 - Default Double is the same as the default Critical/dashattack (hit knocking down, 137.4dmg). This one does a shorter attack straight forward but also does an additional hit up-left and up-right on the floor above. All 3 hits will launch non-armored monsters. Often connects only 1 hit, 2 in taller monsters.
Ground combo V1 cannot Double on miss but V2 can.

• launch 147.78 x1 up-left and x1 up-right, launch 155.23 straight forward (2 hits 303.01)
  
  
  • PvP
    Often only hits with the straight forward hit, in PvP knocks down like normal. Can scratch 1 floor above to anti-air with the other hits, knocking down from the air.
    
    254, knockdown 267

Can ↓Z ottoshot on platforms and this job has the strongest jump attack damage out of her jobs, among the highest possible normal attack DPS in the entire game (~493 DPS). Makes a very good singletarget attack combined with Z↓ rolling and Z← rolling.

• 117.60
  
  
  • PvP
    Simple forward hit, has only decent active frames to hit someone 1 platform below, or hit air-to-air, timing matters.
    Forces standing state on airhit, which is uncommon for jump attacks and her only job with this. Can start or continue a combo with this even on airhit/juggle (and a run-jump will jump faster than normally jumping to start the jump attack faster). You can even continue an air combo with ottoshot.
    
    force-standing 243

• V2 - Changes airZ to allow two different swings but reduces the damage (including ottoshot DPS). Better for PvP but worse for PvE.
  
  • 76.44 / 76.44 (152.88)
    
    
    • PvP
      Crucially upgrades airZ so that you may do a second airZ in the same direction, allowing new combo paths from a juggle (hitting once while jumping then hitting again before landing, to combo into full groundZ), or scanning air-to-air hits better. The simple reduction of the airZ damage isn't as bad for PvP.
      
      157 / 157

A slash of 2 hits forward but only the 1st hit can hit the floor above, and only the 2nd hit straight ahead will cause knockdown.

• 68.70 x2 (137.4)
  
  
  • PvP
    1st hit may anti-air but on airhit both hits will knock down.
    Can be used in full straight ahead, to combo after on cliff because the 2nd hit knocks down a good distance forward, or cancel the 1st hit into skill as an extra hit before the skill.
    
    118 x2 (236)
  
  
• Dashatk V2 - The swing does 3 hits with the 3rd knocking down, but you can input the move with 2 Z taps, then only if it hits, it won't do the 3rd hit and instead recover and do a minilaunch.
  Weak but sets up a launch on monsters, on launchable monsters can try to repeat →→ZZ to re-juggle them on ground every time, or ottoshot to juggle.
  
  • 47.09 x3 with 3rd knocking down (141.27) / x2 then launch 48.25 (142.43)
    
    
    • PvP
      Can combo into dash-jump airZZ groundZ, because you can dashcancel after the second strike.
      81 x3 with 3rd knocking down (243) / x2 then launch 83 (245)
  
  
• Dashatk V3 - Same as V2 except the 2nd Z timing is changed to a little later, and the second strike is a launch+knockdown hit instead of free launch.
  
  • 47.09 x3 with 3rd knocking down (141.27) / x2 then launch 71.27 and knockdown forward 71.27 (236.72)
    
    
    • PvP
      No combo opportunity. Seems pointless despite the higher damage.
      
      81 x3 with 3rd knocking down (243) / x2 then 122+122 (406)

A mid-range stab with super armor, 2 hits with the last knocking down but may shortcut into skill before the 2nd hit. Can pass through a normal-sized monster if started too close, can pass forward through a projectile if timed exactly right.
Can only be done from ground Z1 and only forward.

• 86.43 and knockdown 86.43 (172.86)
  
  
  • PvP
    Cannot accidentally pass through the enemy in PvP.
    59 x2 (118)
  
  
• V2 - Different advancing attack. Has super armor instead of invincibility.
  A low and very fast jump forward with a huge hitbox across the entire movement, can catch 1 floor above you too, very large range moving forward to close in the distance with super armor.
  Float-stuns certain monsters, so can keep repeating on some monsters (~300 DPS) but will jump over smaller monsters.
  
  • float-stun 100.80 x3 (302.4)
    
    
    • PvP
      Very aggressive fast attack closing in the distance with super armor and can scrape people in the air/1 floor above, forcing your way through neutral game. Floats/knocks down, has time to combo into shortcut skill on proper ground-to-ground hit.
      
      float/knockdown 69 x3 (207)

Does an invincible small backward roll then does a knockdown slash forward, still while invincible for a very long time. Very important in PvE and makes Elesis1 a good job for her because any time you would take damage, you don't anymore. You can play Elesis with only ottoshot and this move. And it can roll through an enemy if you turn around first, including Perseo-sized bosses but not much wider (Z↓ roll goes farther). Also good to group up monsters in the corner, can simply repeat to deal safer damage against a group but DPS is very low (~137).

Against a boss it's possible too keep repeating ottoshot then do Z← roll to avoid an attack, or normal combo then ↓ roll then keep repeating only the first Z to be ready to do Z← roll while ↓ roll is recharging. She can also dodge with the cooldowns of C and V.

• forward knockdown 201.55
  
  
  • PvP
    Has hyper armor instead of invincibility. So not much more evasive than Z→ V2.
    Only combos into skills that work well on airhit.
    
    float/knockdown 138

Only works as 1st job.
All monsters within almost normal full screen range are debuffed with -5% DEF (+5.3%dmg) for 10sec, cooldown 20sec.

This move also forces the affected monsters to run towards players: they will NOT try to focus on Elesis over other players, they just will try to actively chase someone even if they were partially idling before. (might help bringing them together for AoE, but occasionally a bad idea if pulling too many dangerous monsters at once if you could leave them sleeping until later)

But the taunt has a secret: the pose is invincible just like the start of her C (except to earthquakes), so you may keep the cooldown for this invincible dodge pose instead of the debuff in it. It's possible to dodge an attack by simply tapping V (or mashing it during a breakable combo) and possibly counter afterward, or dodge a moving projectile by taunting it. The limitation is the cooldown (20sec).

• PvP
  Really not useful outside of the dodge aspect. Not-knocked-down enemies within range get -2.5% DEF (+2.5%dmg) for 10sec, cooldown 30sec.
  Can mash either C or V when being hit to escape a breakable combo to possibly counter (especially with grab or skill).

All of her LV1s are multi-hit combos, in PvE they can look similar except Winding Flash has very long invincibility time and controllable movement.

Mega Slash (corte profundo)
Short range combo.

• 107.90 x5 (539.5) [MP rate 18.60]
  
  
  • PvP
    All variations of this skill quickly start hitting without superfreeze, sometimes this can be useful for PvP (sometimes avoids what would be a get-grabbed-out-of-your-skill situation).
    94 x3, knockdown 94 x2 (470) [16.20]
  
  V2
  
  • ~184 x3 (552)
    
    
    • PvP
      A faster and more practical sequence, swings twice then immediately superfreezes into the ender which is now a launcher (has same combos after as groundZ Up). The first swing is shorter but not the second.
      160, 160, launch 160 (480) [16.55], plus combo
  
  V3
  Moves forward with every hit of the combo, ender hits farther ahead and also hits as a radius rectangle reaching 1 floor up.
  
  • ~197 x3 (591) [20.37]
    
    
    • PvP
      171, 171, launch 171 (513) [17.68], plus combo

Winding Flash (giro luminoso)
This combo starts with a forward running stab to fully work even if started at medium range (can hold left or right to greatly influence distance moved during the entire animation). If going forward down on a slope, may jump past the enemy if having to go far.
The animation/invincibility time is very long.

• 144.82 x4, last launches (579.28) [19.97]
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches at the end higher than usual.
    With the range, can wakeup trap.
    126 x4, last launches (504) [17.37], plus combo
  
  V2
  2 more hits in the combo, even longer invincible animation. It doesn't have controllable movement, always moves a set far distance forward.
  
  • 130.03 x5, last launches (650.15) [22.41]
    
    
    • PvP
      This variation puts zero knockback/push on the target during the entire combo, preventing losing the combo from dropping them off a cliff (and also launching them almost straight up from your spot, which may be worse to combo after than V1, and you recover later in this variation relative to the launch).
      
      113 x5, last launches (565) [19.48], plus combo

Cruel Cleave (golpe brutal)
Single swing. 3 hits forward with 2 reaching 1 floor up. Total recovery/invincibility time is shorter than others.

• ~189 x3 (567) [19.55]
  
  
  • PvP
    Single swing but still needs to multi-hit. First 2 hits may miss going down a slope.
    More capable of still launching if it hits an airborne opponent than other MP1s.
    
    164 x2, launch 164 (492) [16.96], plus combo
  
  V2
  Walking combo, freezes time two separate times. Last hit hits to both sides.
  
  • ~188 x3 (564) [19.44]
    
    
    • PvP
      Higher launch than usual.
      164 x2, launch 164 (492) [16.96], plus combo

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Sword Fire
Sends a forward piercing wave projectile to a short distance in front. An easy AoE to apply. This rarely happens but Sword Fire can be reflected as a projectile.

• 223.76 x5 (1118.8) [17.75]
  
  
  • PvP
    Any hit knocks down but they combo together anyway, it attempts 5 hits and 4 connect in PvP, possibly 5 midair.
    
    194 x4-5 (776-970) [12.31-15.39]
  
  V2
  Superfreeze now happens instantly at the beginning with less startup.
  Lasts farther with 10 hits and sends enemies forward along the way. In PvE can also be less consistent because normal-sized unpushable enemies won't take more than 6 hits, and leaving enemies in place may be more useful in multiplayer.
  
  • ~117 up to x10 (1170) [18.57], or x6 on small armored (702) [11.14]
    
    
    • PvP
      Outright better than V1 (usually 8 hits, also can juggle afterward on cliff), except if you did prefer V1 knocking down in place close as this one floats them forward with it instead.
      
      float/knockdown 102 x8-10 (816-1020) [12.95-16.19]
  
  V3
  The difference from V2 is that this adds a gap-closing jump attack at the beginning to make it even better. Damage is high.
  
  • 143.91 and 157.75, 157.75 up to x10 (1563-1879.16) [24.82-29.82]
    
    
    • PvP
      The wave floats higher per hit to only land 5 hits.
      The hop attack may accidentally pass through the enemy if on airhit (or hitting down a slope).
      
      91 x2, 83 x3 91 x2 (613) [09.73]

Cross Slash (onda flamejante)
Does one dash forward, then one strong melee forward, then does a longer forward pillar. From mid-range misses 1 hit. Both the melee and pillar hit 3 times and both can barely hit 1 floor up scratching 1 hit each. Must hit as groundhit to fully connect or hits half anyway. Interesting for PvP but the AoE is not very large for PvE.

• 196.37 x2 and 218.01, 196.37 x3 (1003.49/1199.86) [15.92/19.04]
  
  
  • PvP
    171+171+187, 171 x3 (871/1042) [13.82/16.53]
  
  V2
  Dashes and does the forward pillar twice instead, doing an AoE moving forward but will be careful to not walk past any enemy, sends forward.
  
  • ~210 x6 (1260) [20.00]
    
    
    • PvP
      launch forward 186 x3 and x3, but normally lands only 4 hits (744) [11.80]

Round Stream (arco fatal)
Does a forward dash attack but it has a longer hitbox than you move to so it has good medium range (in PvP forcing standing state on airhit to fully combo even on juggle) but may lose one or two hits if going too far, then does a simple forward ender that knocks down.

• ~236 x5 (1180) [18.73]
  
  
  • PvP
    205 up to x3 depending on how close you started (205-615), 205 x1 (410-820) [06.50-13.01]
  
  V2
  First part downgrades to start hitting from a much shorter distance lawnmowering forward but the extra proximity hits now can do very high damage. And the ender is an explosion that hits both sides and barely scratches 1 floor up.
  
  • ~51 x16, ~142 x3 (total 426 at medium range or up to 1242 close) [06.76-19.71]
    
    
    • PvP
      The explosion will let you juggle afterward if this skill itself started meleeing as airhit.
      
      45 x16, 124 x3 (total 372 at medium range or up to 1092 close) [05.90-17.33]

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Critical X / Air Spiral
Has an awkward sweetspot for PvE so that others are better, and in PvP used to be very strong but has been nerfed.

AoEs forward as a pillar, with 5 box hits that progressively move upward (can connect only 3 hits on same floor if not starting with them midair or higher in a slope, spreads 2 hits on the floor above you, on tall monsters always lands 5), then does 3 hits forward only at your own floor.
Because of the double skillfreeze, bosses often walk out of this skill, only use when they aren't red-armored and even then it's not a guarantee.

• 229.78 x3-5, x3 (1378.68/1838.24) [14.36/19.14]
  
  
  • PvP
    launch 200 x3-5, knockdown 200 x3 (1200/1600) [12.50/16.66]
  
  V2
  Has a newer animation where the first part does a better more consistent 5 hits across the total pillar now to be simpler. Technically better than V1 in PvE but still can miss from pausing twice.
  Maybe this was originally made to replace V1 but got demoted to side-grade alternative.
  
  • ~250 x5, x3 (2000) [20.83]
    
    
    • PvP
      launch 218 x5, knockdown x3 (1744) [18.16]
  
  V3
  Worse multi-target AoE.
  The first part now moves farther forward like an airdash (2 hits close, only 1 hit from afar or 2nd floor) also bringing targets up for the second part which is now a diagonal down exploding AoE shot from the air. Apparently the AoE deals 3 hits on the ground but can deal 6 if you did hit them from the air first. Works in PvP but is a less reliable AoE for PvE.
  
  • ~228 each (max 9 on giant, 2052[21.37], split AoE otherwise)
    
    
    • PvP
      float 199 x1-2, ground AoE center knockdown 3 hits or less near edges and gets +3 hits if starting with them in air (995-1592) [10.36-16.58]

Magnum Break (ataque magno)
Easy and good AoE. Swipes forward with fire twice stepping forward for each swipe, making a forward square AoE that also reaches 1 floor up (but on 2nd floor they need to be past half its starting range or you can walk past them if not being blocked by an enemy in your own floor).
Most of the damage is on certain hits only so it has to land fully to deal proper damage.

• 6.29 x6 and 479.23 x4 (1954.66) [20.36]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit (combos on airhit) and only knocks down at the end.
    
    PvP: 5 x6 and 417 x4 (1698) [17.68], last 2 float/knockdown
  
  V2
  Slightly more damage but possibly worse.
  Simply does 3 flame swipes instead of 2, and longer duration which also means more invincibility. But the total damage is barely higher and the damage is still spread badly so it now needs 3 full swings instead of 2, so bosses could walk away early (safe in PvP except for hitting 1 floor up and walking past them).
  
  • 6.29 x9 and 343.61 x6 (2118.27) [22.06]
    
    
    • PvP
      5 x9 and 299 x6 (1839) [19.15]

Meteor Slash (ataque meteoro)
Does a forward short dashing hit that launches, then from the air shoots diagonal down with 3 non-piercing fireballs close, immediately ending standing closer to them ready to continue attacking. Can be weak in PvE because of the damage not splashing well to multiple targets.

• ~384 x2, ~384 x3 (melee hit 768, blast 1152, both 1920) [20.00]
  
  
  • PvP
    Recovery was nerfed to not be able to combo after it, only attempt to.
    
    launch 318 x2, force-standing 318 x3 (melee 636, blast 954, both 1590), potential combo
  
  V2
  Skips the first part and now just shoots fireballs forward, now piercing, essentially just a rectangle AoE forward and 2/3 of the damage reaches 1 floor up. Hit count depends on enemy size, stronger on raid bosses and kinda weaker on normal enemies.
  
  • ~124 per hit (max on raid x25 for 3100[32.29], if x12 only 1489 [15.50])
    
    
    • PvP
      Has similar recovery to V1 but sets a farther distance than V1 and does low damage.
      73 per hit (often around 12 hits in the inner half for 876[09.12], outer half 365-146)

Bravery (estilo da espada)
Changes your normal attacks for 20 seconds with +10% ATK and you can still skill, for the full time you also take only 1 damage per hit and have super armor. Has a different dash that passes through enemies.
The start also has a small skill explosion hit left and right (465.14 damage)

The rest are normal attacks/do not apply SpATK:
• GroundZ combo - Square-hit slashes forward reaching 1 floor up (like Magnum Break), last 3rd slash is a beam forward to screen edge reaching 2 floors up pushing non-armored monsters along with it. Damage singletarget is below average but is an AoE that also pushes monsters to the same place.
  
  • 1st swing: stagger ~32.77 x5 (163.85)
    2nd swing: float-pull ~32.77 x5 (163.85)
    3rd swing beam: ~32.77 xN dragging forward (commonly 5 hits), explodes on wall for more hits knocking down slightly away
    
  • Doing nothing but the first swing repeatedly has time for around 22 swings so 3604dmg (203 DPS counting start explosion, which is lower than standard ground combo for everyone which is around 300).
  
  
• airZ - Weak and loses ottoshot, only do when jumping between platforms as a free hit.
  
  • stagger ~26.55 x3 (79.65)
    
  • Time for around 34 swings, 2708dmg (158 DPS counting start explosion)
  
  
• Dash attack - Smallest area but highest DPS during this.
  Straight slash that passes through enemies and knocks down forward, can dashcancel afterward to keep it looping left and right (or always same side if against a wall).
  
  • knockdown forward ~173.31
    
  • Time for around 36 swings, 6239dmg (335 DPS counting start explosion) (may apply back bonus on half of hits)

Awakening
Forward slashes. Hits 1 floor up and down, reaches a bit behind you too.
Can hold a direction to hit the other way.

• ~589.43 x4, ~785.92 x1 (3143.64) [24.18]

H
Hits basically the entire screen.
Also gives you ATK +15% and Super Armor for 20sec after it finishes.

• 4245.03 [32.65 if it cost as much as MP4]

Dash type: ground-only single bursts
In PvP can still airgrab when dashing on ground.

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Weaker combo.
Can infinite combo monsters by repeating the first 2 taps (3 hits) for ~195 DPS. Tapping until the spin instead is ~181 but can hit multiple enemies at once easier.

• 158.71 / 55.6 x2 / 55.6 / 38.92 x5 / 55.6 x3
  
  
  • PvP
    Has very long range and also fast startup! The only problem is that it still has to connect as groundhit instead of airhit and barely hits above the ground.
    Can loop until auto-counter with the first 2 taps (or until the spin if moving forward).
    The ender leaves standing and would combo into Double (changes into grab if in range) but looping the first 3 hits is simpler.
    
    219 / 76 x2 / 76 / 53 x5 / 76 x3 (940)

Its Critical/Double are exactly the same as the dash attack.

Only good for PvP.

• 34.73 x7 (243.11)
  
  
  • PvP
    Has near-instant startup, strikes with range similar to groundZ. Does several quick hits then blows them away. Less beneficial than using groundZ, but can be used for the emergency fast startup, or as an attack with high active frames to catch after invincibility or a jump because of the multi-hits in the beginning. Could work as an airhit combo ender but run grab is stronger if possible (370).
    
    23 x7 (161)

Launches but you don't have time to combo into your own normal attacks.

• 93.84 x1-3 (281.52)
  
  
  • PvP
    With fast startup does a giant swing going from forward to up to back, reaching far in every direction except below you. Great for anti-airing into instant knockdown.
    Will connect 3 hits against a grounded enemy in front, 2 in front if they're higher, 1 in the back half.
    On groundhit will leave them standing to combo after with groundZ (or recover roughly equally if you hit behind you).
    
    161 x1-3 (483)

Big but not useful.
Can ottoshot, even up or behind, but it's Elesis1 that has the strong ottoshot.

• 76.4
  
  
  • PvP
    This is a great attack because it hits essentially 360 degrees around with good length, starting diagonal up-back to forward to diagonal down-back, controlling space very well with one swing per platform jump. But active frames are low. Its knockback doesn't push away from you, it pushes to where you're facing.
    Ottoshot: yes, also catches diagonal up or straight up, or from behind which will pull them to you instead of pushing away.
    
    157

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Swings from behind to up to forward, can get up to 4 hits depending on position/size.

• 162.13 up to x4 (648.52) [MP rate 22.36]
  
  
  • PvP
    Can fully hit an enemy right in front of you (-1 hit if not very close), and scratches jumping enemies for 1 hit. Last hit forward will launch and can hit 1 floor below.
    Good to use as anti-air or to use inside juggle combo (her only move like this) because it is moderately good in connecting and still launching if on airhit. No good followups except Z↑, or ground dash grab if possible.
    
    141 x2-3, launch 141 (423-564)[14.58-19.44], Z↑ +161 or dash grab +370

Keeps moving forward with a spinning attack, when moving will attempt 4 very short hits forward and separately 4 hits backward.
Knocks down, and can do double damage on certain big monsters if used very close by hitting them with both sides at once.

• knockdown 270.18 x4 (1080) [17.15], close on boss can hit 8 times (2161) [34.30]
  
  
  • PvP
    Unless it connects as airhit they will stay standing, easily comboing into groundZ combo, meaning this skill can be used just to cover your advance. And can be used mid-combo (with shortcut or held Z as the spin starts) before the auto-counter point to do more Z loops inside one combo before they auto-counter.
    
    138 x4 (552), into combo

Slow piercing projectile forward, infinite range on one lane. Non-pushable enemies take less hits, extra-wide bosses more.
Besides being useful AoE for hitting an entire lane of monsters (and not knocking them down), it's nice in that it lets Elesis dump MP on an actual ranged skill at all, along with this job's similar LV4 skill.

• 253.91 per hit. Less pushable small monsters x7 (1777)[18.51], most x10 (2539)[26.44], extra-wide bosses x13 (3300)[34.38]
  
  
  • PvP
    Could even be used to create a big slow projectile while you advance and attack along with it or from a different place (it won't knock down on airhit so you can groundZ after it).
    
    130 often x10 (1300) [13.54], less hits if they almost jump/roll past it

Throws the spear straight forward, instant beam across the entire stage also reaching 1 floor down (it even starts behind you instead of in front of you), great for hitting most/all trash mobs instantly.
Leaves a burn on the enemies to do more damage.

• ~2441 launching straight up and knocking down in place, DoT adds ~36 x19 (+684) (3125) [24.0]

Standard dash type (fast)
Dash momentum: ~313 pixels, rocket ~695

Has a very slow held run but her dash bursts are bigger than normal to be a faster-movement character: even just continuing to double-tap Forward is much faster than running. Faster with rocket or rocket-down (→, →+↑, ↓ to fastfall).

Hitstun recovery speed: normal (the only non-fast recovery job from Elesis)

You can keep doing the combo while being ready to press Up to shadow step as an invincible roll through the monster (has to be done from combo, not Critical or Double).

• 158.71 / 201.07 / knockdown 211.64 x2
  Critical: launch 163.79
  Double: knockdown 151.3 x2 (302.6)
  Shadow step: knockdown 178.07
  
  
  • PvP
    Has very long range and fast startup too. If the opponent is 1 floor up you can actually combo with ZZ-Critical.
    If hitting them on the ground, can do full combo without Double (1077) or ZZ-Crit and airdash grab (1147), you can do ZZZ and cancel between the two hits into Double for a standing reset with 1306 (grab is the safest option afterward, but if not against a fast-recovery job you can loop back into groundZ).
    
    In neutral you can keep doing the first two Zs, on the chance that it might hit someone, where you can continue with the last swing or cancel into Critical to either side, or Up to shadow step (which also extends the reach of MP1 from here, hold the 2nd Z to charge), or recover from the two Zs to move and start again. Doing ZZ even hits behind you and combos into Critical backwards.
    
    • 218 / 277 / 291 and knockdown 291 (786 before knockdown hit, or knockdown1077)
      Critical: launch 282
      Double: 260 x2 (520)
      Shadow step: 122

Can repeat to attack while keeping them in place.

• 141.96 x2 (283.92)
  
  
  • PvP
    Simple hit forward, but leaves standing afteward at roughly equal recovery to lead into a reset.
    The only safe combo after this is to hold forward and grab. Or if against Arme/Mari can repeat dashatk until auto-down.
    On airhit knocks down.
    Can actually catch from behind, where then you can try groundZZ-Critical because the first 2 taps can hit from behind and the Critical will turn you around.
    
    244 x2 (488)

Ottoshot: yes, but only reliably works behind you, if you turn your back to them first, or forward against a tall monster.

• 76.4
  
  
  • PvP
    Forward hit with good active frames. The start will also hit behind and above you.
    
    157

This float-stuns them back on every hit to infinitely stunlock non-armored targets when jumping up and down one platform doing the move every time which has extremely high normal attack DPS (~513, around the same as Elesis1 ottoshot) and is great for bunching up normal monsters into the corner.

• float-stun 317.49
  
  
  • PvP
    Alternate airZ, less active frames but hits in a complete circle except diagonal back-down.
    
    218

Useless in PvE.
Forces yourself to move straight down with a hit plus another hit upon landing.

• knockdown 317.49 x2
  
  
  • PvP
    Can combo into held MP1.
    
    218 x2 (436)

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AoE forward, knocks down.

• knockdown ~640 [MP rate 22.06]
  
  
  • PvP
    Can airhit but the vertical reach is only moderate.
    Launches, can fit in combos (then go into one air↑Z, or itself again). If it hits them high in the air (either because they're airborne or you hit air↓Z>this) you can combo into more, like dashZ, which can then combo into more dashZs or into ZZZ.
    
    launch 557 [19.20], plus hit

Useful AoE forward leaving them standing still, with 4 bars can cast twice.
Has additional weaker hits behind you when used next to giants.

• 76.70 x15 (1150.5)[18.26], back part: 25.20 up to x15 (378)[06.00], both parts close on giant: 1528.5 [24.26]
  
  
  • PvP
    Hard to miss with the 2 parts, but extremely weak in PvP because it will knock down too early. Does only 3 hits (5 on airhit), only good for finishing off someone in Fatal including catching after shadow step.
    
    55 x3-5 (165-275)[02.61-04.36]

AoE a short distance forward reaching 1 floor up. Will only do full hits on tall monsters on both levels (or roughly equal damage to a launchable monster if you launch with Critical first).
This skill will hitstop enemies in its range for the entire duration (monsters are frozen in time, full back hits if started from behind, not even Harkion can roll away mid-hit until after it finishes).

• 300.06 x3-5 depending on height/altitude, then knockdown 300.06 x2 (1500.3/2100.42)[15.62/21.87]
  
  
  • PvP
    Can anti-air and fully connects even on airhit.
    Last hit will float them up for airgrab.
    
    force-standing 261 x3 on ground or x5 on air, float 261 x2 (1305/1827)[13.59/19.03], airgrab +370

This will make a fire pillar hitting a short distance to your left and right reaching 2 floors up, and will also make a very weak auto-aimed AoE on up to 4 separate enemies in the stage.
The main pillar will launch light monsters to enable aerial bonus.

• 1 monster: launch ~444.34 x6, auto-aim float-stun ~38.50 x10 (total 3051) [23.46], on launchable monster almost half more
  Auto-aim alone on far monsters: each 385 damage (very small)
  2-4 monsters together: 3436-4206 [26.43-32.35]

Standard dash type (average)
Dash momentum: ~280 pixels, rocket ~648

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Useless in PvE, except that this can be used to pass through monsters.

• knockdown 211.64
  
  
  • PvP
    Backdashes, with long distance and also fast recovery, with super armor. Passes through opponents, can even do this to change sides as they stand back up from knockdown.
    If you press Z inside the animation it will do an attack (you lose the super armor when pressing Z), a single big hit forward with knockdown to reset yourself in a better position after doing the dodge to whatever was happening, but it could be better to not do this followup and instead let yourself recover fully to attack like normal afterward.
    
    364

Can swing twice. Not good in PvE.

• 76.4 / 76.4 (152.8)
  
  
  • PvP
    This is one of the best airZs in the game. It has very long range forward, and it has infinite active frames (you can even drop from 5 floors on them and it still hits). You can continuously jump/dashjump with this attack and it's like you have an impassable wall of damage in front of you. You can also do this attack to automatically catch them as they come out of invincibility frames.
    
    And this airZ can do 2 taps for 2 swings, where the main idea is that you can hit the 1st swing even if still going up in the jump, then do the 2nd right before landing to add more damage and re-apply hitstun to still be able to convert that into full ground combo (can even do airZ when landing, then "dash jump airZZ, dash jump airZZ" in repetition, although this has very hard timing against fast recovery jobs so they may skill).
    
    The 2nd swing has different range: it has shorter range forward (even though it doesn't look like it) so you may NEED to get closer for the 2nd swing, but it also has extended range backward where it's better for when jumping close to someone and falling onto them instead of straight from the side. The 2nd swing has infinite active frames too.
    
    157 / 157 (314)

Alternate airZ that swings in an upward 180-degrees angle forward and up and back, with 1 or 2 swings, angle can be more useful and is big enough to hit people 1 platform above you, but those hits don't last.

• 176.35 / 176.35 (352.7)
  
  
  • PvP
    121 / 121 (242)

• 158.71 / 137.57 / 137.57 / 137.57 / 110.04 x2
  Critical: launch 81.89 x2 (163.78)
  Double: knockdown 299.85
  
  
  • PvP
    Decent range starter.
    The ender blows away but only in the 2nd hit of the ender (technically you get slightly more damage if you cancel the first into Double, or can skill from here). Or you can do 4 taps into Critical which launches (into X>dash>dashZ, or MP2/3).
    You can attempt to loop the first 4 taps over and over but there is a gap they can act on.
    Only when cornering the opponent on the wall, can do ZZ and repeat.
    
    219 / 189 / 189 / 189 / 151 and knockdown 151 (937/knockdown1088)

Similar to Elesis1.

• 141.96 x2 (283.92) knockdown
  
  
  • PvP
    One swing of 2 hits, 1st can hit straight up or diagonal up, 2nd only hits straight forward and knocks down, can cancel 1st hit into skill hotkey.
    
    244 and knockdown 244 (488)

Slower forward airZ, active single hit until landing, its only purpose is to knock down on any touch. Can hit straight up from the small hop it does at the beginning.

• knockdown 235.18
  
  
  • PvP
    162

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2 very small hits forward.
Invincible time is short.

• 320.00 x2 (640.00) [22.06] knockdown
  
  
  • PvP
    2nd hit will float them up but only if it hit them on the ground. Will combo into X then cancel into dash (dashZ will do more damage than a grab, or with certain timing you can dash from the X, jump airZ, second Z moments after, land and groundZ combo)
    This skill will start hitting even before fully freezing time.
    
    278, float 278 (556) [19.17], plus combo

Spins in place doing hits a short distance to both sides, then a mid-range piercing shot only forward that knocks down.
On some giants can hit with both sides of the spin at once if very close.
If pressing Z will end and shoot early.

• spin 125.94 x6 (755.64) then shot dragging ~196.8 x5 (total 1739.64) [27.61]
  Close on boss with both sides of the spin 2495.28 [39.60]
  
  
  • PvP
    The spin will force standing state on airhit so it can combo as a juggle or even if the opponent is airdashing around, and they can come to you because this skill doesn't timefreeze at the beginning to give them time to notice.
    If hitting only behind you, after the shot misses you recover somewhat faster than them (combos into grab).
    
    force-standing 91 x6 per side, knockdown 285 (831) [13.19]

Just a stronger version of the LV2 skill. The spin will keep moving forward, then the shot moves farther away and is angled diagonal down.
In PvE, damage can be lower on AoE damage from not doing full hits to every enemy if they don't stand very close to each other, but can do more than its normal 13 hits on certain bosses for more damage.

• ~148 x9 per side (possibly x18 on certain bosses), ~121 x4-10 depending on size/knockback
  One side + 6 hits: 2058 [21.43]
  Close on big boss, two sides + 10 hits: 3874 [40.35]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 123 x9, shot knockdown 100 x3 (1407) [14.65]

Makes a cyclone that moves in the 8 directions homing in on enemies and circling around a living enemy with continuous contact damage, lasting around 10 seconds and staggering non-armored monsters.
Has great crowd control for stunning many normal monsters while your team starts or continues to attack them, and also has very high damage overall.

• ~226.4 x27 (6112.8) [47.02]
  Launching a light enemy with combo Critical will enable aerial hit for +50% damage on the rest of it for that target

GCC notable changes:
-1st job teleport removed from the game
-Dropshot ottoshot made harder/too unreliable to work
-1st job DEF debuff orb nerfed like with other DEF debuffs

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Story:

As the continent of Bermesiah is troubled by a war between its two kingdoms Serdin and Kanavan, the elves in the isolated southern island of Eryuell decide to assist the humans and discover that Kazeaze had instigated Serdin and Kanavan to fruitlessly fight each other in their lands, even ruining the elven forest elves were trying to grow in Bermesiah, while Kazeaze's own army grew stronger to be able to crush both and achieve world domination. While usually peaceful and not very involved in outside affairs, elves largely have a combat training regimen alongside defending nature, and they immediately form the elven corps from their warriors and send them to undo Kazeaze's evil, with one of them, Lire, joining the Grand Chase to personally hunt Kazeaze.

Fun fact:

Humans and elves and dwarves all originated from around Archimedia and humans were favored from being the most compatible with the deities in multiple senses who bestowed them technology and magic that were shared with the other races, but after the Great Explosion of Kounat, humans and some elves fled southwest through the sea (dwarves supposedly just buried into the mountains). Humans discovered the continent of Bermesiah and quickly colonized it but the elves continued searching, later staying on an island close to it they then called Eryuell Island, similar to Zeruel. The elves that stayed in the stressful war-torn Archimedia were physically changed across generations over more than a thousand years to become the cruel dark elves.

Lire is the archer. She has below-average movement but can doublejump or roll in some jobs to sneak her way out, and has reduced melee combo usability but her main range is infinite. In PvE her normal attacks tend to have only average damage with little AoE but can compensate with skills (and her 2nd job air↓Z is very strong on giants that can take the full damage), while having doublejump or one roll to sneak away.
In PvP she is a keepaway sniper that can repeat separate streams of arrows to any point in the stage at no cost, but even arrows that hit can be Arrow Defended if done exactly properly in anticipation (except vs Arme or Lire who cannot ArrowDefend at all), and if they predict your arrow path you can be locked in place firing it while they move around it. As the keepaway character of the game she is the most banned character in PvP.

Character trait - Lire herself cannot do Arrow Defense against enemy arrows, so in a bow vs bow encounter any hit is a full hit. But Lire does get an allclass passive that makes her own basic arrows break enemy basic projectiles if colliding correctly (not just enemy basic arrows but basic magic bolts too).

Skilltree allclass trait - Elven buff - Equips 1 of 3 self-buffs, done with X↑.

1. Somewhat raises Lire's basic walking speed (and run speed only for 3rd/4th job) for 15sec, cooldown 35sec. This is redundant for Lire1 and not very good for Lire3, and Lire2 walks faster but can roll instead anyway, but Lire4 does get much faster.
   
2. Regenerates MP over 10sec (gives ~0.5 MP bars), cooldown 30sec.
   
3. Raises the attack speed of Lire's groundZ combos by around +25% and also makes airZ shots slightly faster (but doesn't help 1st job rapid fire ZZ). Good for DPSing monsters when not spending MP but only lasts 10sec with cooldown 40sec. (Lire1's groundZ combo arrows actually combo together during this. Lire3 doesn't seem to benefit well)

Dash type: single bursts only

Hitstun recovery speed: normal

Shoots a chain of up to 5 shots that barely arc down, you can aim up and down only before 2nd shot. Final 5th hit knocks down as does the Critical/Double which attacks the exact same way but with a dash back/forward.
Canceling into Critical/Double recovers much faster than letting the whole animation end normally.
In PvE, the knockdown from this combo/Critical/Double knocks down without pushing them forward as much as the knockdown of any other Lire job.

• 109.99 up to 5 times, last knocks down (549.95)
  
  
  • PvP
    The arrows force standing state on hit so it's possible to catch in the air and continue that combo as they land.
    You can shoot only 4 arrows then combo into skill (through skill shortcut, or by holding Z for LV1 skill).
    The arrows cause hitstun but don't actually combo together, barely there is a gap in-between arrows hitting where they can mash skill or invincibility ability. During the X↑ option that raises attack speed, these arrows do combo together.
    
    • 151 up to 5 times (755), all force standing but last knocks down
  
  V2 - Simply upgrades to let you aim up and down until the 3rd shot instead of the 2nd, allowing aim for longer than her other jobs.

Ground combo ZZ (unlockable) - Basically, this happens if you keep tapping Z very fast instead of slowly. It cancels where you are in the combo to shoot an extra 3 arrows of similar properties of pre-ender and returns you to normal standing state fast or can still combo into Critical/Double. Can only be done after 2nd shot and before 5th. In PvE it's good to use this by always mashing Z because this shoots the fastest (~302 DPS).
It seems this ability doesn't get boosted by the X↑ attack speed boost.

• PvP
  Because it keeps the pre-ender properties (including leaving them standing afterward with them recovering first unless you skill) this is just an upgrade for the shoot-only-4-arrows trick by making it 7 arrows instead. Also, these arrows will true-combo together (and into Critical/Double if you want), but still won't true-combo from the first arrow fired to start this.

Ground combo ↑↑ followup (unlockable) - Cancels the combo (similar to Crit/Double) into a forward-only kick, faster than arrows and also works alone as Z↑↑ before shooting.
In PvE can help in blowing away non-armored monsters.

• 72.87 + blowaway 116.67
  
  
  • PvP
    Small launch instead of simply knocking down so it can easily combo into skills instead of only interrupting for a knockdown.
    
    • force-standing 49 + small launch 79 (128)
  
  V2 - Instead the attack is a moving melee combo forward doing 4 hits (slightly longer reach, walks forward farther, halved damage at only the tip) where the ender blows away.
  
  • 65.62, 91.90, 120.76 x1-2 depending on knockback (399.04)
    
    
    • PvP
      Launches very high. Combos into airgrab (+370) or skills. In the corner can loop into groundZZ.
      
      • force-standing 44 and 62, launch 82 x2 (270)

Same as Critical/Double, dashes to one side while shooting one arrow to the other. Important for moving and attacking at the same time, damage sucks but knocks down instantly to buy time.
It's even faster to run by doing dash attack at the end of the dash in repetition, instead of simply dashing.

• knockdown 109.99
  
  
  • PvP
    knockdown 151
  
  
• V2 - Now also lets you, when done on the ground, fire one additional shot with Z (functioning the exact same way) to make it slightly more possible to land a hit. The Critical/Double also gains this extra Z shot.
  It has more recovery than the first so doing the second shot makes you slower if the dashatk is used just for movement.

Upgrades dash to be able to be done from the air too. It's good for moving around platforms when not thinking about attacking, and makes a new fastest way of moving (ground dash in full without dashatk, jump and airdash doing dashatk, repeat).

Her airZ shoots an arrow diagonal down while pushing you backwards and can repeat as long as you're still in the air, helping you run away (or hold forward to do a few shots to the same place).
Can repeat dash-jumps into one airZ, to keep shooting without having to plant yourself in place at all.

With very hard timing, can ottoshot at any range even on miss because the momentum can float you back up the platform.

• 109.13
  
  
  • 
    PvP: force-standing 150
  
  V2 - Basically, on repeated airZ shots, you can mash ZZ to shoot twice per shot. This is faster than groundZ but you need a wall behind you to not keep being pushed back.

During doublejumps her airZ is swapped for a divekick falling straight down. The hitbox is very big and all around you, can doublejump as soon as possible just to do this move near the ground. In PvE just causes light hitstun with no effect to armored monsters to land faster. In PvP is a great defensive move when used alone and knocks down to buy time.

• 115.88
  
  
  • PvP
    knockdown 79

Can only be done before doublejump. Throws a ball straight down, it has no damage or hitstun, it only places a debuff on that enemy; for a short time their DEF lowers so they take slightly more damage from your entire team (PvE -5% for +5.26%dmg, PvP only -2.5%). Nothing major but can be free to add before a big attack due to fast recovery. Lasts only 5 seconds with 10 seconds of cooldown.

Raising its level costs skill points to increase how many balls it shoots straight down for better range/AoE but the effect is the same. V2 costs an additional 2SP to upgrade it into 2 balls side by side where it can catch 2 enemies and is harder to miss on one. V3 is 3 more SP to upgrade it into 3 balls side-to-side where it's almost impossible to miss now.

Plants yourself in place with a special long-range shooting stance. Z will fire a single heavy arrow (cannot be reflected or ArrowDefended) that goes fully straight and goes 2 screens long, at a long reload, can aim up and down. Tap left/right to return to normal, can still skill.
V2 lets you mash Z on initial or repeated shots for two arrows per shot.
In PvE can deal higher DPS singletarget than normal arrows and can reliably hit even from where you can't see the monster (fully straight and almost infinite range, can hit your entire lane, jump up or down to aim through it), especially in a party with monsters going after them instead of you.

• stagger with very far knockback 403.14 (repeating double shot is ~403 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches sideways on hit. The reload time is actually timed to wait out the invincible wakeup period after knocking them down in PvP to where any next shot is guaranteed to work if it hits, but they still get around a second to move between hits.
    
    • launch 277

Iron Storm (rajada de flecha)
Shoots a spread of 5 arcing arrows, non-piercing so singletarget. If used from groundZ will keep the aimed angle.

• ~122 x5 (610 singletarget) [21.03]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit and leaves them standing, if used from close they recover before you do but can combo into MP2 or another of this or at least try to grab them before they grab you.
    Can be used during groundZ combo to really make sure you land at least one hit on the enemy from the wide spread, or used to add damage to combo.
    
    force-standing 95 x5 (475) [16.37]
  
  V2 - Each arrow explodes for partial splash damage, doing more hitstun than before. 5 arrows so 10 hits.
  
  • ~65 x10 (650) [22.41], splash only 325
    
    
    • PvP
      The longer hitstun now lets you always grab first if used close instead of them recovering first.
      
      force-standing 50 x10 (500) [17.24]
  
  V3 - Different upgrade, will shoot a non-exploding spread then another spread again with 3 instead of 5.
  
  • ~122 x5, ~35 x3 (715 singletarget) [24.65]
    
    
    • PvP
      The two waves don't combo together and have the same properties and recovery disadvantage as V1.
      force-standing 95 x5 and 22 x3 (541) [18.65]

Rapid Shot (tiro veloz)
Instead of one wide wave of 5 arrows, this shoots a straight stream of 5 (can aim before and also during). Needs V2 for full potential.

• ~48 x5 (240) [08.27]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 102 x5 (510) [17.58]
  
  V2 - Upgraded to also do the default LV1 skill afterward but at reduced damage. Very hard to fully miss in PvP.
  
  • ~48 x5, ~48 x5 (480) [16.55]
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 40 x5 and 40 x5 (400) [13.79]

Flaming Arrow (flecha de fogo)
Hits like a normal arrow with a DoT.

• 555.03, DoT 3.56 x19 (622.67) [21.47]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 483, DoT 1 x19 (502) [17.31]
  
  V2 - The arrow deals less damage but leaves 5 ground flames where it hits for small constant damage. Less damage overall but non-armored monsters will be hitstunlocked from the flames unless countering.
  
  • 435.06, DoT 3.61 x19 (503.65), drops 5 flames each ticking for 1.63 (18 times?) and monsters often take 2 at once, with 2 flames in full 562.33 [19.39], 5 flames on big boss at right angle 650.35 [22.42]
    
    
    • PvP
      The flames don't hitstun in PvP and do low damage per tick, worse than V1.
      
      force-standing 378, DoT 4 x19 (454), each flame flame ticks for 1

Freezing Arrow (tiro congelante)
Single arrow that freezes. In PvE does lower damage and freezing will stun a monster for a short time canceling their attack animation, but only works if they don't have any super armor.

• freeze ~325 [11.20]
  
  
  • PvP
    Frozen players have to mash left/right to recover or you combo them any way you like, but hitting them unfreezes them. Can combo into Z↑↑, or afar will aim into a full ZZZ.
    
    freeze 278, plus combo
  
  Poison Arrow (tiro tóxico)
  Single arrow, in PvE will DoT or has a different status effect in PvP.
  
  • ~628, DoT ~6 x19 (742) [25.58]
    
    
    • PvP
      The shot itself has long hitstun to combo afterward, and the status effect reduces their MP and movement speed. Wears off faster if they mash left/right.
      
      force-standing 537, plus combo

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Rain of Arrows - Instantly shoots 10 arrows straight up while time is frozen, in a narrow angle that only hits if you're directly below the enemy. Then regardless if these arrows hit, after one second, more arrows will rain down in a V pattern. All arrows are non-piercing/singletarget.

• up shots: launch 54.63 x10 (546.3, or 792.13 counting aerial), falling arrows: 311.72 x1-3 (+311-933) (up shots + 1 hit 858.02, up shots + 3 hits 1481.46)
  Raid boss 8 falling arrows (total 3040.06) [48.25]
  
  
  • PvP
    The up arrows will launch for the rest to connect, but if they are at least 2 floors above you then the falling arrows will miss all except 1 or 2 hits so you have to be close enough.
    The falling arrows will push enemies towards the direction you faced when casting the skill, if you face towards the opponent they can get hit with the entire line then have time to combo into groundZ. If facing away from the opponent, only 1 or 2 will hit.
    
    • up shots: launch 47 x10 (470), falling arrows: push and force-standing 18 x3-6 (max 578 [09.17] plus possible combo)

Head Shot (tiro certeiro)
Does a single perfectly-straight shot with infinite range and can aim up/down and keep the aim from groundZ.

It's said that this skill has a chance to put to Fatal in PvP or deal extra damage in PvE but this looks outdated.

• ~1113 [17.66]
  
  
  • PvP
    Same on-hit properties as normal arrows (they recover first).
    force-standing 970 [15.39]
  
  V2 - Afterward will give you one second to aim and shoot another shot before ending, but they don't combo by so much time that they may evade it.
  
  • ~582 x2 (1164) [18.47]
    
    
    • PvP
      The 2 shots will combo if close enough, for the 2nd skillfreeze to stop them in place.
      
      force-standing 507 x2 (1014) [16.09]

Sharp Shoot (tiro élfico)
Single shot (can aim before and during), doesn't pierce, keeps exploding them for one second. Will backdash before recovering. Needs V2 for full potential.

• 628.24, 46.49 x10 (1093.14) [17.35]
  
  
  • PvP
    Leaves standing and only just barely won't combo into groundZ.
    force-standing 547, 40 x10 (947) [15.03]
  
  V2 - Modified to pierce enemies dealing splashing damage from each one. Lire's enemy-stack skill aside from 3rd job's LV4 skill.
  The initial shot now doesn't do damage and pierces targets to affect almost an entire row of enemies, where each enemy hit explodes for splashing damage, for bonus damage per enemy stacked in the same place. Also is a great giant line AoE on its own right but in PvE deals low damage against enemies alone, and can only affect 4 enemies per cast.
  
  • ~49 x10 (1 enemy 490dmg, 2 together 980, 3 together 1470, 4+ together 1960 [31.11])
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 73, 94 x10 (1013) [16.07]

Dark Shot (buraco negro)
Aimable shot, it goes perfectly straight and explodes at mid-range unless it hits an enemy earlier, wherever it explodes it makes a wide AoE (can reach up or down) that keeps pulling and hitting enemies and keeping them in place for a second.
If it hits an enemy, the AoE is forced to center on them, where it will reach half a platform up and half a platform down. If you deliberately miss and hit the air, it will instead hit one full platform up, to hit 2 floors at once.

• 36.13, 36.13 x30 (1120.03) [17.77]
  
  
  • PvP
    Deals enough damage to completely empty down gauge and lets you combo after into at least groundZ.
    
    force-standing 31, 31 x30 (961) [15.25], plus combo
  
  Scatter Shot (campo dispensor) - Not very good.
  Makes a non-hitting mark a mid range straight forward (by tapping up/down you can aim diagonal up/down or straight up/down). Your normal attack arrows that pass by that area will convert to 5 copies of itself at a wide angle and now they count as special attacks/skills instead of basic arrows, but their damage is reduced.
  Will keep the aimed angle of arrows, or with jumpZ always spread-shots downward. The mark itself lasts very long at around 25sec but it is spent after 5 arrow triggers.
  If the enemy is close to the mark it's possible for every copied arrow to hit the same enemy. Arrows are singletarget.
  
  • converts normal arrow into 5, applying SpATK but lowering its power by ~67.44%, where those 5 will deal around 170% of one normal arrow's damage
    Normal shot 5 times is 35.81 x25 (singletarget 895.25)[14.21], for stronger arrows can use 3rd job dashatk 5 times (singletarget 1367)[21.69], or 4th job Critical/dashatk (singletarget 1338)[21.23]
    
    
    • PvP
      from 151 to 40 x5 (200), full 5 triggers 1000dmg [15.87]

Trap Shot (armadilha élfica)
Can do bonus damage against raid bosses in V1 or V3.
Shot (can aim during skill animation but not before from groundZ), at whatever enemy or place it lands on it will leave a wide trap. When an enemy gets close it instantly makes a very wide AoE. Trap can stay for up to 10sec, but if the arrow itself hits it will explode instantly.

• ~442 x2-6 depending on width (884 [14.03], giant boss 2652 [42.09])
  
  
  • PvP
    Will launch and combo into groundZ combo.
    
    force-standing 119, launch 164 x6 (1103) [17.50]
  
  V2 - This version can't get bonus hits on very giant enemies.
  Makes a rectangle explosion centered from the enemy that is not as wide as before and reaches 1 floor up. The initial arrow does no damage.
  
  • ~189 x6 (1134) [18.00]
    
    
    • PvP
      A much better version that explodes centered on the enemy that touched it and launches even higher. The splash is not as wide as before and reaches 1 floor up.
      
      force-standing 0, launch 164 x6 (984) [15.61]
  
  V3 - The explosion isn't as tall as V2 but is less narrow. Hits in 3 different parts across its width.
  Can do more damage than V1 against supergiant bosses.
  
  • ~161 x6-18 depending on width (966 [15.33], giant boss 2898 [46.00])
    Shot on a light enemy launches and makes 8 hits with many aerials for around 1600
    
    
    • PvP
      Too weak. Damage is divided between the 3 parts but you can't land all 3 parts at once in PvP.
      
      force-standing 0, launch 58 x6 (348) [05.52]

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Arrow Explosion (tempestade de flecha)
This is more of a PvP skill because it's so hard to predict where they'll appear and dodge both parts, sort of a meteor skill. In PvE it's weak in AoE from arrows being split per enemy.
Some arrows may hit on the beginning like a melee skill especially to bosses but they don't pierce so they disappear and won't reappear for the second part when they spiral back into the stage forward of you.

• 150.29 up to x16 (singletarget max 2404.64) [25.04]
  
  
  • PvP
    140 xN (often 1400) [14.58]

Meteor Strike (flecha meteoro)
Easy AoE. Essentially hits as a wide rectangle AoE in front of you that also reaches 1 floor down, then another rectangle but not going down.

• 166.52 x10, 170.62 x3 (2177.06) [22.67]
  
  
  • PvP
    First part will leave standing on airhit (airhit OK), second part knocks down.
    
    force-standing 135 x9, launch 138 x4 (1767) [18.40]
  
  Stardust Rain (estrelas cadentes)
  Does one shot straight up (a lot of the damage is in this), then it shatters and rains explosive arrows to its sides hitting as a rectangle to both sides from you and 1 floor up. The way that the projectiles rain down for more hits is inconsistent across distance and depends on enemy size.
  
  • up shot 861.31, each arrow that hits is 272.17 x1 plus 77.76 x5 (660.97 per arrow: 1 arrow total 1522.28 [15.85], big target 3 arrows total 2844.22 [29.62], maybe more on raid bosses)
    
    
    • PvP
      Will hit with 1 to 3 different arrows for 2-6 hits.
      
      up shot 1200 float, 2-6 hits of 108 (only AoE 216-648) which on airhit will force standing and knock down on groundhit

Demi Shock (canhão celestial)
3-floor AoE and pushes enemies, but needs full wave hits for full damage. Stronger on raid bosses but GuardianAttack1 is stronger than this at that.
Creates a damaging vertical beam right in front of you that stretches 2 floors above, and it moves forward barely past screen edge, dragging enemies along with it and constantly dealing damage. Big area but damage is partially lost easily depending on how long it hits the enemy in its lifespan.

• 136.21 up to x23 if pushed along or very wide (3132.83) [32.63], less hits on any unpushable enemy that isn't giant enough
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit (airhit OK) and leaves standing to combo into groundZ unless you are too close forward into the corner.
    
    force-standing 79 x23 (1817 if hitting since the beginning) [18.92] plus combo, less damage if not starting close or if they have super armor
  
  Magic Missile (disparo engenhoso)
  Guidable AoE.
  A guidable crosshair appears and you move it with the arrow keys (can go somewhat past the screen), after a short time it makes an explosion on that spot (other players can't see it until it explodes, enemies may move away before it explodes). Can be useful for dealing full damage at any distance and angle, like when used with X↓ stance from long range.
  
  • ~251 x8 (2008) [20.91]
    
    
    • PvP
      Launches and can combo into ZZZ if aiming slightly up.
      Because of how it launches and deals its damage across some time, must aim at their head instead of feet otherwise it can deal 2-4 less hits. The explosion can cover the floor above but for less hits due to launch.
      
      launch 214 x8 (1712) [17.83]

Guardian Attack (elite de eryuell)
Huge AoE forward slightly past screen edge and stretching 2 floors up. Number of hits depends on size.

• 155.04 xN, normal size x8 = 1240.32 [12.92], max x27 (4186.08) [43.60]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit (airhit OK) and barely hits for enough time to combo into groundZ.
    The start has a weak diagonal-up shot that bounces them into the AoE but if this hits on 3rd floor they get bounced away from the range.
    
    108 around x9 (972) [10.12], plus combo
  
  V2 - Now more of a simple forward beam for simple damage, reaches screen edge, reaches 1 floor up and down too at two-thirds damage.
  
  • ~105 xN (10 hits 1050 [10.93], giant on multiple rows can take up to x20 for 2100 [21.87])
    
    
    • PvP
      Forces standing state on airhit and rises per hit but doesn't have time to officially combo into groundZ.
      
      force-standing rise 109 xN (around x16, 1744 [18.16], or around x10 if one floor up or down, 1090 [11.35])

Very underwhelming AoE skill.
Basically a slightly better version of her default MP3, arrows still don't pierce so damage is divided between trash mobs. Shoots a storm from 2 points above you mirrored left and right from the diagonals, and also has a Rain of Arrows come down from above too. Most effective if used from below the main target (or if the monster is tall enough to be 1 or 2 floors above you).

• On boss: ~436 x1, ~127 around x14, ~23 around x13 (2513) [19.33]
  Max on supergiant boss 3553 [27.33]

Awakening
Explosion around you reaching 1 floor up.
Single hit so weak if it does not crit.

• 2608.12 x1 [20.06]

H
Hits basically the entire screen.
Also gives you ATK +15% and Super Armor for 20sec after it finishes.

• 84.05 x19, 88.37 xN but max 19, 1380.90 x1 (2 hits 3154.59, giant boss max 4656.88)

Dash type: ground-only invincible roll
It passes through enemies and it's invincible for the entire animation (invincibility is lost after pressing Z for dashatk), but her groundZ does not hitstun enemies except on last hit or Critical/Double.
In PvP, the roll has hyper armor instead of invincibility.

This job's groundZ can freely angle up and down throughout the entire animation and has a wider spread of bolts (and bolts reach slightly longer than screen edge), but the downside is that it doesn't deal any hitstun to enemies so they can continue moving and attacking, except that the last Z (or Critical/Double anytime) will knock down.
Critical/Double will roll through and shoot backwards for knockdown. Can easily pass through monsters to dodge, but unlike the dash, Critical/Double has invincibility for only a very short time at the start.
Crossbow bolts across this entire job do not count as basic arrows or basic projectiles, they do not trigger Berserk and cannot be nulled/reflected as projectiles.

• 52.86 x2 up to 5 times, last shot knocks down forward (528.6) (~209 DPS)
  Critical/Double: blowaway 109.17 x2 (218.34)
  
  
  • PvP
    72 x2 up to 5 times (720) (pushes with no hitstun), last shot knocks down (full hit 720)
    Critical/Double: knockdown 150 x2 (300)

The dash itself is great for going a long distance and can pass through enemies while being invincible, and the dash attack simply adds a backward knockdown shot without interrupting the dash, and from the attack you can press ↑ for a launcher kick forward. But you lose the invincibility if you do an attack.

• blowaway 109.17 x2 (218.34), launch 167.95
  
  
  • PvP
    Has hyper armor instead of invincibility.
    Launcher can combo into MP1 ↑.
    
    knockdown 150 x2 (300), float 289

Keeps shooting more normal bolts diagonal down.
While attacking can instantly cancel into fastfall.

• 52.86 each
  
  
  • PvP
    72 each

Shoots straight down instead, while being able to keep horizontal movement midair. Must keep mashing Z very fast to successfully get the full animation. The necessary distance away from the floor also makes it harder to plan the full animation.
While attacking can instantly cancel into fastfall.
The 7th shot and forward will knock down to the side which makes it hard to land many hits on lone monsters, but groups are easier to land hits on and heavy monsters can take all hits: this attack has above-ottoshot DPS when it fully lands, charging MP extremely fast if you can fully land it.

• 52.86 x6, 109.17 x18 (full 2282.22 damage, ~570 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    The first 6 shots don't cause hitstun and the rest will instantly knock down on hit, probably not hitting more than once since then.
    
    72 x6, knockdown 150 x1

Fastfalls straight down. Can also be done from inside airZ and air↓Z to cancel them instantly as an evasive option whenever doing them.
But this existing also makes it less possible to do air↓Z after trying to drop from a platform.

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A defensive attack that shoots to both sides to mid-range with instant knockdown.
Shoots 4 per side but needs to be closer for more hits. Normally shoots sideways at slightly downward angles, but you may tap ↑ to change them to slightly upward instead (better for a juggle, or anti-air).

• ~169 x4 (676) [23.31], from inside boss two sides 1352 [46.62]
  
  
  • PvP
    Often only lands 1 hit, or 2 if closer. If used after dashatk↑ can land all 4.
    
    knockdown 93 x1-3 (93-279), x4 372 (12.82)

A piercing kick forward to screen edge moving you there while time is frozen, essentially a forward beam AoE that also teleports you there.
In PvE can get the back bonus if used close.

• leaves standing, 1228.94 [19.50], back 1966.30 [31.21]
  
  
  • PvP
    knockdown 1070 [16.98]

A slow piercing projectile straight through the entire lane, it will try to knockback them along for more hits if they aren't super armored. Deals average damage on most bosses, less to smaller monsters that can't take knockback, and much more to enemies that can take knockback.

• 90.30 per hit
  
• Draggable monster 49 hits (4424.7) [46.09] but less if you started too close to them
  
• Undraggable monster 15 hits (1354.5) [14.10]
  
• Boss standing still 21 hits (1896.3) [19.75]
  
  
  • PvP
    Hitstuns long enough to combo after.
    
    force-standing 65 roughly x16 (1040) [10.83]

AoEs straight forward to mid-range, then causes an explosion basically hitting the entire screen from that point (won't hit all the way behind you and reaches past the edge forward).
Very high damage for a very large AoE, possibly kills every trash mob on the screen at once.

• shots push 279.93 x6, explosion 258.60 x9 (explosion alone 2327.4[17.90], explosion plus shots 4006.98[30.82])

Standard dash type (slowest)
Dash momentum: ~257, rocket ~630
*Cannot fastfall for advanced steps
*Has no held run unless on ground

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Her 3rd job's groundZ combo does combo every arrow together. Goes 3 taps and 3rd knocks down.
Has one UpZ and DownZ followup, they can be done as the 3rd shot or immediately after the 3rd shot.

• 101.57 up to 3 times, last knocks down forward (304.71) (roughly 188 DPS)
  Critical/Double: 109.12 knockdown forward
  
  
  • PvP
    Loop: see the Up followup.
    139 up to 3 times, last knocks down (417)
    Critical/Double: 188 knockdown

You can replace the 3rd shot with one of 2 melee attacks instead, depending on whether you're holding Up or Down when about to do the 3rd shot or after it (doesn't work if you're still holding Up/Down from aiming during the first shot).

Up Z - Her launcher dash attack. On monsters can try to juggle from it once.

• launch 167.94
  
  
  • PvP
    Can loop with Z Z ↑Z, repeating those 3 hits (except against cliff or an upward incline, but can also do the launcher into airgrab, or MP1 then attempt ground combo).
    
    • launch 193

DownZ - A melee stab, similar range to UpZ but you stay in place instead of walking forward.
On groundhit will actually leave them standing where they are, so this is a way to do the full shot combo without having to knock down, but you recover a bit after they do except this easily combos into skills. On airhit knocks down.

• 176.39
  
  
  • PvP: 202

Actually like a normal melee character's airZ. Has good range forward and greatly extends both down and up to hit when falling or to anti-air. But it has floaty recovery time.

• 117.57
  
  
  • PvP
    Because of its bad recovery, landing as you hit with this can leave a moment before you can act from the ground to combo after it so groundZ after this is not a true combo. Grab is a true combo. Dash-launcher can be tried.
    
    • 81

She actually has 2 different dash attacks depending on context: normally it's the usual Lire knockdown backshot.
But if you started the dash on the ground, and then tap Z when not holding the side anymore, it's a forward melee launcher, same as the Up followup from groundZ.

• arrow 167.94 knockdown forward, melee same as from combo
  
  
  • PvP
    This is the same launcher from the ground combo but faster to start and still can loop combo from it.
    
    arrow 289 knockdown, melee 289 (launch on groundhit, knockdown on airhit)

Shoots diagonal down.
If doing dash-jumps into airZ with this job, it does not move you backward and you can keep moving forward to the enemy.

• 101.57
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 139

Shoots straight down once or twice while keeping aerial movement, cannot do more than 2 shots per jump. More for hassling in opportunity than making big DPS (in PvE, 2nd job shoots this angle for high damage). Can also be done just to gain altitude to pass 1 more platform per jump.

• 101.57 x2 (203.14)
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 81 x2 (162)

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Perfectly straight shot forward, has infinite range and pierces enemies to hit an entire lane.
PvE: knocks down forward and can have very good AoE, can use for damage even many times in a row, even over using more expensive skills.

• knockdown forward 597.96 [20.61]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state even on airhit and will always make a standing reset for you two at wherever distance they got hit, even if used inside combos, but you recover late after they do unless going into MP2.
    
    force-standing 520 [17.93]

Spins with controllable movement while hitting enemies very close to both sides.

• ~161 x8, last hit knocks down forward (1288) [20.44]
  
  
  • PvP
    Knocks down in every hit. Attempts 8 hits over a few seconds but the knockdown property here makes it hit less times depending on enemy job.
    
    • 133 per hit:
      
      • Normal recovery jobs x3, or x4 if they tumble off a cliff (399/532) [06.33/08.44]
        
      • Fast recovery jobs only x2 (266) [04.22], then they stand back up and you can may hit them twice again
        
      • Slow recovery jobs (Arme/Mari) can take all 8 hits if you don't move past them (1064) [16.88]

Kind of like meteor, doing weaker damage to a big area. The arrows spread a set distance to your left and right (basically the width of your screen unless you're in the corner), and they fall down ignoring platforms above your altitude to explode on platforms near your altitude or the next one below, there will be almost no damage except on the platform they explode on so you need to match their platform first.

• 19.14 xN
  Around 36 hits for normal enemies (689.04)[07.17], around 67 on giants (1282.38)[13.35], around 100 on very wide bosses (1914)[19.93], around 200 hits on Berkas from barrier room (3828)
  
  
  • PvP
    Useless after the PvP rebalance. One main hit used to do over 50% HP so it could kill with 2 hits, now it's 8% HP.
    Has one strong hit and sometimes also does multiple weak hits.
    The arrows will do 1 strong hit above the platform, 2 strong hits at the platform, and 0 hits below the platform.
    
    • knockdown 340 x1 or x2 when exploding at their platform (340/680) [03.54/07.08], explosion may do a few hits 11

Single straight shot that reaches 1 floor up and down (and can angle it up and down too), on hit it makes a big explosion. Doesn't stack per enemy anymore.

• ~538.3 plus ~2067.2 (2605.5) [20.04]

Dash type: ground run only

5 aimable shots, after starting the 2nd shot can cancel into Up for a kick that sends up or Down for a forward roll that shoots for knockdown.

• 3 shots of 98.43 then 2 shots of 116.37 (295.29), last knocks down (roughly 242 DPS counting Double, 276 during attack speed buff)
  Critical/Double: 164.58 knockdown forward
  
  
  • PvP
    Only the first 3 arrows combo together, none of the 2 loud shots do. Last arrow knocks down.
    
    • force-standing 135 x3, 160 x2 (725), last knocks down
      Critical/Double: 226 knockdown forward
  
  
  
• Up - Forward melee that sends up. In PvE will enable aerial bonus but launch very far diagonally.
  
  • diagonal launch 161.22, x2 on armored monster (322.44)
    
    
    • PvP
      Only combos from the first 3 shots, then after it only leaves time to combo into delayed ground dash grab, or skills (into MP2, or MP1 with very delayed timing to not slide under them).
      
      force-standing rise 111 + float/knockdown 111 (222)
  
  
• Down - Does a shadow roll forward (invincible, and passes through enemies: you can keep doing groundZ with this job because you can cancel into roll anytime since the 2nd shot) then does one knockdown backshot, which won't combo from previous arrows.
  Note that you only count as facing backward after fully recovering, so technically you can do the shadow step just to cancel into skill farther forward from where you are.
  
  • 164.58 knockdown forward
    
    
    • PvP
      226 knockdown forward

Lire4's dash attack is split in an easier way: any normal dash attack is a kick slide forward which slightly launches them and tries to keep moving forward, and the knockdown backshot is done with dash-backZ.
The dash attack launches them and keeps still going forward, but in PvP it only easily combos into shortcutted LV2.

• melee 166.30 small launch, shot 164.58 knockdown forward
  
  
  • PvP
    The dash attack can easily combo only into shortcutted MP2.
    
    melee 286 small launch, shot 226 knockdown forward

Shoots diagonal down.
Can repeat dash-jumps into airZ, to keep shooting but without having to plant yourself in place.

With very hard timing, can ottoshot at any range even on miss because the momentum can float you back up the platform.

• 117.57
  
  
  • PvP
    243

Kick down same as 1st job.

• stagger 115.85
  
  
  • PvP
    79 knockdown

Does 2 shots straight down, but this one doesn't affect your jump trajectory at all and you keep falling in the normal falling arc, possibly leading into close grab/dashatk or attempted groundZ.

• 117.57 x2 (235.14)
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 81 x2 (162)

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Does a short dash attack forward, then 4 piercing straight shots with the last knocking down.

• 133.62 x5 (668.1) [MP rate 23.03], last knocks down
  
  
  • PvP
    The dash attack is hard to connect against airborne opponents but does force standing state on airhit to continue comboing. Since only the last arrow knocks down, could cancel before it into MP2 or this skill again for more damage in one combo.
    
    force-standing 116 x4 (464 so far), knockdown 116 (580) [20.00]

Makes two damaging pillar AoEs on your left and right that can reach 1 floor up, they stay on the stage for 7 hits. And in the center you shoot non-piercing arrows straight up.

• up shot 17.22 x14 (241.08dmg, or launch aerial 353.01), pillar ~168.3 x7 (pillar alone 1178.1, plus up shots 1419.1)
  Near giant hitting with up shots + 2 pillars: 2597.2 [41.22]
  
  
  • PvP
    The AoEs may combo into groundZ (can adjust yourself with one dash-jump airZ first). If hitting with the up arrows, launches very high and can walk to the side, shoot ZZZZ angled up then combo into up kick.
    
    up shot 30 x14 (420), AoE force-standing 213 x4 (852), plus combo

Shoots a continuous stream of piercing arrows like a beam while freely continuing to aim up and down, then does a knockdown spreadshot.
Can press Z to spend 0.3 bars of MP to fire another 5 shots before the finish, up to 3 times (total cost 3.8 bars).

• 65.93 x15, 180.86 x5 (singletarget 1893.25) [19.72]
  0.3 bars for 65.93 x5 (329.65) [32.96]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 57 x15, force-standing 157 x5 (1640) [17.08]

Does 3 aimable shots in sequence, each makes a big lasting AoE wherever it hits, forcing airborne and pulling into the center to trap them for a few seconds. Can put all 3 in the same place or split the 3 shots around.

• shot ~274 and area ~733 (1007), done 3 times (3021) [23.28]

GCC notable changes:
-Base job MP drain skill does not refill a full bar, DEF debuff weakened
-2nd job cure doesn't heal self anymore
-Arme3 DEF buff is weaker but is given to all teammates in the stage too
-Arme4 ground combo is buffed to combo the hits more reliably
-XX recovers less MP

Story:

Born in Serdin near the Violet Mages guild, Arme miraculously had naturally extreme magic powers in her as if she already had a lifetime of experience; her parents feared her for as a child she accidentally caused destruction around her with her uncontrolled magic power and instead abandoned her to the Violet Mages, where the grand mage did adopt her, and had her enlist the guild at an unusually early age with her prodigious abilities, which may have dialed up her mocking childishness. With training she did learn perfect control.

While she did get hand-picked to the Grand Chase to ultimately defeat Kazeaze, Arme would also prefer to study more new facts about magic and ancient lore in their adventures instead of just beating up bad guys again, although she would have no trouble beating up any mean person, probably even without magic if needed.

Fun fact:

Arme is supposed to be the cute one and her inventory screen facial expression is winking at the camera, but with her relative lack of unique-looking outfits or high-motion animations from being one of the oldest characters made, this can get extremely overshadowed by some of the newer female characters.

As the mage of the game, Arme's skills often are bigger and stronger and more useful than usual, she can switch between black magic and white magic by pressing X to carry 2 sets of skills at once (except in 3rd job), and she can charge MP faster by idling to focus on skill use (adds +230% MP Regen worth, from 22.1sec per bar to 6.7sec per bar). She also starts matches with 1.5 bars of MP already ready.

Teleport - All of Arme's dashes are a phasing short teleport. During most of the animation she is completely invincible from the beginning and easily passes through enemies (invincible for 1 second, or 0.5 if faster dash is equipped). The limitation is that Arme is one of the few slow-recovery characters in the game, so if she does get hit it takes longer for her to be able to press buttons again instead of simply being able to mash dash to escape when able to move again, so more combos are possible than normal against her too.
Arrow Defense - Arme is one of the few characters who cannot do Arrow Defense when hit by enemy arrows.

Skilltree allclass trait - When neutral, can tap XX to lose 20% of your HP to restore roughly 2/3 of a bar of MP. Can be good to get that last bit of MP to shortcut-cast a decisive strong attack, or to help cast CureV2 to others as you will heal yourself with it anyway.

Dash type: invincible teleport
Side teleport is invincible for 1sec, or only 0.5sec if faster teleport is equipped.
Can equip an UpUp/DownDown version of it too.
Can equip a passive to be able to reverse a side teleport to the other side but this could be done unintentionally if not careful.

Dash momentum:1st job ~420 pixels (~393 with faster teleport), 3rd/4th job ~416 (~384 with faster teleport), 2nd job ~412 (~384 with faster teleport)

The old magic circle attack was removed around Season 5.
Two melee hits stepping forward, then two AoEs forward that end in a small launch. Against normal monsters, can repeat the first 3 taps as an infinite combo on monsters instead of launching (stunlocking even groups but with lower ~184 DPS). Against a heavy monster that can't be knocked around, repeating ZZZZ is stronger (~271 DPS), and against a giant that takes full hits from the yellow wave you can repeat ZZ↑ for ~295 DPS.
At anytime when using the combo, can cancel into ↑ wave for its short invincibility frames at the very start.

Critical/Double will do a very short dash into one side while shooting her dashatk fireball to the other side.

• 65.75 / 65.75 / 65.75 x3 / 124.15 x2 (577.05)
  Critical: 170.3, Double: 340.7
  
  
  • PvP
    The melee combo doesn't true-combo the 2nd hit into the magic hit (except against Arme/Mari), opponents can attack/skill/grab during this break: to be completely safe, you need to do only the melees into a skill or Critical V2.
    If successfully doing the full groundZ combo, can combo into dash grab (+370) or a backward Critical fireball (+293dmg), the fireball will leave them standing to leave a combo opportunity into skill if you then turn around.
    Can also loop ground combo although they can break every time if not Arme/Mari: do the combo cancelling into ↑ wave as soon as she stomps the ground which will stun them to combo into groundZ again. The timing for the ↑ wave is hard.
    
    90 / 90 / float 90 x3 / float knockdown 171 x2 (792)

Critical V2 - Substitutes the fireball Critical (not Double) with a radius melee attack that pushes away, weaker in PvE.

• 44.4 x3 (132.6)
  
  
  • PvP
    Having this also allows a safe true combo from the melee combo, and can lead into skill.
    
    launch 76 x3 (228)

Double V2 - Substitutes the fireball Double (not Critical) with a radius melee attack done twice in a row. Much weaker in PvE.

• 28.5, 57 (85.5)
  
  
  • PvP
    float 49, knockdown 98 x2 (usually only connects 1 hit of the 3 before knocking down)

GroundZ combo, Up followup - Can only be done since the 2nd tap of ground combo. Cancels the combo into a different move, it has slow startup (breaks any combo that you were doing) then sends a wave that will hit a decent length to both sides as well as straight up and diagonal up, launching normal monsters or dealing extra hits to heavier monsters.
*Also, this move is invincible in the first half of the animation: it's a dodge that doesn't move. You can time it like a parry against a physical attack or projectile and it will pass through you. While you can dash for invincibility when not attacking, this one can be done instantly from ground combo.

• launch 23.1 up to x21 on giants (485.1) (repeating ZZ↑ on boss is ~277 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    The wave has decent active frames to catch anyone advancing on you (even from the air) and forces standing state even on airhit, gives time to combo into grab or skill. And it's still invincible to avoid any advancing attack then hit them out of it.
    
    force-standing 15 around x6 (90)

Her only ranged normal attack. Hits 1 enemy and has infinite range straight forward, can be spammed but has low DPS.
This counts as a basic projectile so it can be nulled/reflected by certain reflectors.

• 170.3 (~160 DPS repeated)
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state even on airhit. Can hitstun for long enough to combo into a skill.
    Using fireball halts your MP regeneration momentarily, so spamming this move makes you recover MP slower than moving or attacking in other ways. This also happens in the Critical/Double fireball.
    
    force-standing 293

Short range but has a helpful downward angle. Sometimes does 2 hits on monsters, easier against giants.
Ottoshot: no.

• 76.4
  
  
  • PvP
    Unusually for an airZ, this one instantly knocks down on any hit, the purpose being that this helps you run away but it can't lead into groundZ combo like others. It also has very fast startup and this job has very fast jump startup speed so you can jump and instantly airZ into an enemy as a defensive attack possibly faster than ground combo (the downward angle helps too).
    Will do 1 hit, or 2 hits if they are in the air.
    This attack can be reflected as a projectile but this is rare to see.
    
    knockdown 157 x1, possibly x2 on airhit (314)

Backdashes and leaves a physical object on your old spot. It lasts 4 seconds, bodyblocks enemies, and absorbs 1 physical or projectile hit until it dies. There is no limit to how many you can have, you can walk backward this way leaving several in front.

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Petrify (Stone Curse)
A cone AoE forward to screen edge, the outer half reaches 1 platform up and down. Very big range for a LV1 skill. In PvE will force-stun monsters out of their attack animations.

• 447.89 [MP rate 15.44]
  
  
  • PvP
    knockdown 476 [16.41], can be less than half
  
  
  V2
  Simply adds a bonus DoT to the hit.
  
  • 429.10, plus DoT for ~9.3 x8 (503.5 total)[17.36]
    
    
    • PvP
      476, with 9 x8 (548) [18.89]

Debilitating Aura / Blood Pest (drenagem)
Shoots a homing projectile directly to the nearest enemy aiming even straight behind you, in a straight line reaches up to around screen edge distance before it disappears. Does light hitstun then returns and gives you around 2/3 of an MP bar back.
In PvE very good for being able to easily use for invincibility frames while paying back its MP cost, and doing damage meanwhile.

• 515.26 [17.76]
  
  
  • PvP
    Halved MP gain.
    force-standing 345 [11.89]

Fire Shield
Self-buff. Simply gives you +100% DEF (-50% dmg) for 3sec, 5sec at V2. In PvP +50% DEF (-33.3% dmg). Can be used for short invincibility time and gives some protection after that.
Will not erase Magic Shield.

Ring of Holding (raio paralizante)
Piercing shot forward inflicting bind. Only works if they are on the ground, not in the air.

• 447.89 [15.44]
  
  
  • PvP
    Must hit while they are standing on the ground. Traps them until they mash out, hitting them more while they are trapped will not break them free but once they mash enough they instantly recover without hitstun from the previous hits. You can attempt multiple combos, or do one full or partial groundZ combo then end with walking grab before they recover.
    
    • no damage, plus combo
  
  V2 - Same skill but during recovery it adds a non-piercing shot afterward for damage to 1 enemy.
  
  • initial piercing hit 258.56, non-piercing shot same damage (517.12 first enemy, 258.56 AoE) [17.83/08.91]
    
    
    • PvP
      initial shot no damage, non-piercing shot force-standing 187, plus combo

Magic Shield
Self-buffs with a shield that nulls 2 hits you take (launch hits will still apply, making you lose both hits), doesn't wear off over time so you can set it up again anytime you don't already have one.

V2 - Reduces it to only 1 hit, and adds one ability: during the first or second presses of groundZ combo, tapping Forward will lose the shield and throw it forward as a multi-hit magic circle attack that hitstuns them for a second while dragging them away.
• ~46 per hit (max 10, 460) [15.86]
  
  
  • PvP
    Combos even on airhit, gives enough time to skill or approach and groundZ.
    
    force-standing 38 x9 (342) [11.79], less hits if they can't get pushed along

Fear (amedrontar)
Shoots a spread of 3 non-piercing projectiles forward , straight and diagonal up/down. At close range they can all stack on the same target for more damage but same effect. Does only light hitstun, and slightly debuffs their ATK for 12sec. You can actually turn to shoot backward by tapping to the other side.

• 151.59 x3 (454.77 singletarget) [15.68], -7% ATK/dmg for 12sec
  
  
  • PvP
    Light hitstun and forces standing state on airhit.
    
    force-standing 110 x3 (330) [11.37], -3.5% ATK/dmg for 12sec
  
  V2 - Changes the ATK debuff into a DEF debuff, raising the damage they take from your entire team. Weaker than it used to be but still common for PvE groups, has multiplicative stacking with DEF debuffs from other characters.
  
  • 156.82 x3 (470 singletarget, or 493 counting debuff) [17.03], -7% DEF (+7.5% dmg) for 12sec
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 82 x3 (246 singletarget, or 252 counting debuff) [08.68], -3.5% DEF (+3.6% dmg) for 12sec

Wall of Ice (barreira de gelo)
Makes a 2-floors-tall wall on your two sides that last 2sec, won't absorb attacks but it physically blocks enemies from entering and nulls certain projectiles, you get a moment to run away or attack. Enemies caught inside at the beginning at your own floor get hit and get knocked outside.
Casting this twice in a row may shove them back in.

• 260.67 x2 (521.34) [17.97]
  
  
  • PvP
    If doing melee combo on an enemy and you're very close to the cliff almost pushing them off, using this skill will knock them off but keep pulling them back in because of the wall, to combo into ZZZZ↑ then one more ZZZZ.
    
    knockdown 189 x2 (378) [13.03]

Frost Ring (raio de gelo)
Piercing shot until screen edge from center, hits at your entire height, light hitstun and has a bonus small hit at the ending spot.

• 162.06 up to x2 depending on width, ending spot hit 117.62 (all 3 on giant 441.74) [15.23]
  
  
  • PvP
    On any hit will stop their HP regeneration for 10sec (doing around +100 damage?).
    Has long range as an attack, can be used from combos to make a standing reset at that range even on airhit (if used close can attempt to combo into groundZ).
    
    force-standing 171, ending spot hit force-standing 171 (171/342) [05.89/11.79]
  
  V2 - Ending hit is stronger and PvP debuff is different.
  
  • 162.06 up to x2 depending on width, ending spot hit 146.64 (all 3 on giant 470.76) [16.23]
    
    
    • PvP
      Instead of HP, this nullifies their MP regeneration for 10sec, basically removing half a bar. If used when you know they have less than 1 bar, they now cannot Counter or skill for at least 10 seconds.
      PvP same damage as V1

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Lightning Bolt (relâmpago)
Shoots an infinite-range piercing beam straight forward, you keep the beam for a few seconds and can angle it up/down a little.

• 36.09 per hit, around 77 hits close (2778.93)[44.11], 63 mid range (2273.67)[36.09], 21 far (757.89)[12.03]
  
  
  • PvP
    Almost unavoidable damage every time you can use it. Forces standing state on hit to continue comboing even if they're in the air, and the ending leaves them standing and can combo into MP1, or if close can combo into groundZ.
    Damage has been lowered from ~60% HP to ~20% HP.
    
    force-standing 31 x26? (806) [12.79]

Creeping Death (nuvem da morte)
Single shot forward at slightly farther than screen edge, explodes for damage and leaves a DoT that deals extra damage per enemy in the same place (max 4). In PvE will hitlock them in place for it.

• shot ~638, DoT ~12.4 x14 (173.6, total 811), add around 173 per additional enemy (1-4 enemies 811-1331) [12.87/21.12]
  
  
  • PvP
    shot force-standing 777, DoT 15 x14 (987) [15.66], add 210 per additional enemy

Shock Stun (impacto atordoante)
Often in PvE it's either this or its V2 due to the enemy stacking.
Shoots 3 non-piercing shots forward until screen edge distance, explodes with bonus splash to each side per stacked enemy (max 4). Forces standing state on airhit leaving standing far.

• shot ~78 with explosion ~45 x3, done three times: main target 639 and others 405 [10.14/06.42], all take +405 per additional stacked enemy (2-4 1044-1854) [16.57/29.42]
  
  
  • PvP
    shot force-standing 110 with explosion 63 x2, done three times: main target 708 and others 378 [11.23/06.00], all take +126 per additional stacked enemy
  
  V2 - This is actually a modified Lightning Bolt beam that causes the Shock Stun explosion, per enemy hit together. Has a much bigger total area than ShockStunV1 but low starting damage and lower stacking bonus, so you're trading base and max damage for damage to more enemies in the stage at once.
  
  • beam ~12 per hit, explosion ~34 x4: around 77 hits close (1012)[16.06], 63 mid range (844)[13.39], 26 far (400)[06.34], +136 per local stack, 2-4 enemies together: close 1148-1420, mid 980-1252, far 536-808
    
    
    • PvP
      Slightly stronger than Lightning Bolt and much stronger with enemy stacking. Unlike Lightning Bolt, this will push enemies forward, losing some possible combos after it.
      
      beam force-standing 10 x13, explosion 90 x8: base 850dmg [13.49], +720 per local stack

Energy Ball
Slow big piercing shot forward to almost screen edge from center, drags them along and leaves them standing afar. Deals less hits total if it took time to begin hitting them, resistant monsters can take less hits from not being dragged along but some giants take the full 6 hits at the right range.

• ~198 x3 against small resistant monsters (594) [09.42], average x5 (990) [15.71] max x6 (1188) [18.85]
  
  
  • PvP
    The shot is big and forces standing state on airhit to combo even on airhit, will drag them along and leave them standing afar.
    
    force-standing push 172 up to x6 (1032, some hits lost over distance) [16.38]
  
  V2 - Reduces damage per hit while doing 3 shots in the same total area instead of only 1. Pushes and hits easier but can this can result in less damage as it only will deal max hits on a wide monster that can't get pushed.
  
  • 88.52 xN, 9 hits for 796.68 [12.64] or less, giant max x18 (1593.36) [25.29]
    
    
    • PvP
      Complete downgrade in PvP because it shoves away to still deal the same amount of hits but at less damage per hit.
      
      force-standing push 67 xN

Reverse Gravity
Just as Lightning Bolt has infinite range horizontally, this has very long range vertically. Essentially an instant radius AoE, reaching a decent amount to both sides but also stretching up and down around 3 or 4 floors, often the entire stage.

• ~965 [15.31]
  *Can aerial for +50% damage after launching with combo
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches with fall damage. Damage isn't dealt if they're hit again while launched before landing.
    
    launch 924 fall damage [14.66]
  
  V2 - Instead of instantly superfreezing into the move (which is undodgeable), the beginning instead has an added second of invincible startup that will try to pull all nearby enemies closer to you into its range before doing the move for more total range, scary to see someone else do this. Damage is raised too.
  
  • ~1088 [17.26]
    *Can aerial for +50% damage after launching with combo
    
    
    • PvP
      launch 1041 fall damage [16.52]

Ice Trap
GIGANTIC rectangle AoE forward, reaches 20% past the screen edge from center and also stretches 2 floors up. It explodes 3sec later but explodes instantly if you tap Z while time is still frozen.

• ~1061 [16.84]
  
  
  • PvP
    Sends them up into the air. If exploded early, can combo into full groundZ combo as the melees miss but the wave lifts them up. If they were too close to you, you have to slightly wait until starting the melee or it hits and they fall down.
    
    high float 923 [14.65]

Ice Strike (esquife de gelo)
A radius AoE hitting to your sides reaching one floor up. Smaller than Gravity but in PvE will leave non-armored monsters in your floor frozen.

• ~121 each, max 8 on giant (968) [15.36], freeze
  
  
  • PvP
    Freezes but knocks down right away.
    
    freeze, 274 x3 knockdown (822) [13.04]

Frost Explosion (prisão de gelo)
Just worse than other AoEs from the same slot?
Makes a line of 3 separate explosions going forward to before screen edge, floats with knockdown. Consistently hits with 2, or only 1 too close or too far.

• ~351 x2 (702) [11.14], possibly 3 hits on wide monsters (1053) [16.71]
  
  
  • PvP
    launch forward 458 x2 (916) [14.53], x1 if very close or very far [07.26]
  
  V2 - Also 3 separate hits forward in a line, but instead of blowing the 3 hits in order and blowing away forward, they appear at the same time and first will freeze with no damage, then explode at the same time knocking down in place, making it harder to deal multiple hits.
  
  • 450.28 x1 or x2 if sweetspotted (450/900) [07.14/14.29], wide monsters can take all 3 hits (1350.84) [21.44], freeze
    
    
    • PvP
      freeze, knockdown 603 x1 or much harder x2 if sweetspotted (603/1206) [09.57/19.14]

Meteor
AoEs practically the entire stage for damage to everyone. Extremely weaker in PvE where you're instead comparing total damage in the stage to the total singletarget damage of a different skill, her 3rd and 4th job LV3s do better area damage instead.
How you aim this matters: it likes to not pierce platforms below your own altitude, and it does more meteors in front of you than behind you. Damage varies depending on how many meteors stacked close to that enemy.

• maybe around 300-900 damage on each monster depending on height and width, hard to tell
  
  
  • PvP
    Will hit everyone but they can still evade with a skill.
    
    force-standing 72 xN then 90 xN (bad hit ~330, decent hit ~800, best hit ~1000) [03.43/08.33/10.41]

Living Bomb (múrmuro)
Simple light projectile forward. DoTs the target, then when it ends it explodes for weaker enemy-stacking damage with a small launch. If the target is touching another enemy it explodes instantly per enemy.

• shot ~344, DoT ~51 x9, explosion ~482 (total 1285) [13.38], add ~482 per stacked enemy, max 4 (2-4 enemies 1767-2731) [18.40-28.44]
  
  
  • PvP
    shot force-standing 420?, DoT 63 x9 without hitstun, small launch 588 (total 1575) [16.40], add 588 per stacked enemy

Finishing Touch (toque final)
Simple big AoE. Huge rectangle AoE forward to screen edge reaching 1 floor up. The ball cannot be stopped, it always hits in a pre-set AoE.
Sometimes does double hits if you are not room leader...

• ~186 x10 (1860) [19.37]
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches but alone only combos into skills.
    
    launch 162 x10 (1620) [16.87]

Big Bomb (esfera explosiva)
Downgrade over Finishing Touch.
One piercing shot forward that drags them along, then an explosion starting from there. The explosion can hit one floor up and down but it unreliably bounces away if launchable to land very few hits. The explosion won't hit a closer-half enemy if they couldn't get dragged, and from afar will miss the dragging shot.

• dragging shot 216.69 x4, 185.98 x6, 153.56 x3 (if not losing any hits, 2443.32) [25.45]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing push 188 xN, launch back 133 xN, repeated once (max ~1600)

Satellite Bomb (grande explosão)
Bigger AoE than Finishing Touch.
AoE forward reaching 75% until screen edge from center, stretches 1.5 floors up and 0.5 down, can get aerial bonus on light monsters. Will walk backward before casting, if walking off a cliff might lower the aim by 1 floor.
Monsters 2 floors up will take halved damage if they can be launched.

• ~372 x5 (1860, aerials 2604) [19.37/27.12]
  
  
  • PvP
    launch 324 x5 (1620) [16.87]
  
  V2 - Downgrade. Simply hits more times on the same spot but damage per hit is lower, and not connecting every hit from launching away non-giants before it finishes lowers it more.
  
  • ~196 x10 (1960 if unlaunchable [20.41], misses many hits if launchable)
    
    
    • PvP
      launch 170 x10 (1700) but won't connect all

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Cure
Restores a lot of HP to teammates close to you, and will spread to mid-range in 360 degrees, but teammates at mid-range get healed for around 1/3 less. Can revive teammates before they disappear, can heal on portal. Doesn't restore your own HP except in V2.

Healing is done with each heart that hits, with hit count being inconsistent but higher if close.

• close will heal ~34% HP, mid-range ~22% HP
  
  
  V2 - Now it also heals yourself for a set 30% MaxHP on cast (15% in PvP).

Holy Strike (onda de choque)
Radius AoE also reaching one floor up. First hit leaves standing (to catch airhit), last hit knocks down.

• ~776 each (1552) [16.16], possibly 3 hits on giants (2328) [24.25]
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 675, float/knockdown 675 (1350) [14.06]
  
  V2 - Summons the mages but it's still essentially the same, radius AoE but stretches out farther, and same amount of hits regardless of angle.
  
  • ~170 x11 (1870) [19.47]
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 148 x11, last knocks down (1628) [16.95]

Divine Fortitude (círculo divino)
Explosion on your spot also hitting 2 floors up (with 1 less hit only at the 3rd floor), blows them to the side not very far.

• ~310 x6 (1860) [19.37]
  
  
  • PvP
    launch 270 x6, last sends to the side (1620) [16.87], 2 floors above x5 (1350)

Gorgos Flame
Shoots a piercing spread fire AoE from diagonal down to diagonal up, can reach 1 floor up and down. It's stronger closer in the inner half and almost powerless by screen edge. It starts by quaking in a radius from you so it can pull them from one platform below yours into the AoE. Quake hits behind you, not the fire.
In PvE needs to be done on giants, or pulling from 1 floor above them, for near full damage.

• 25.49 xN, max 81 (half is 1019.6 [10.62], max would be 2064.69 [21.50]), radius quake 218.53
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 25 xN (decent hit ~1150, losing damage after half the range) [11.97], fall damage 142
  
  V2 - Simple good AoE, this is only a beam straight forward. Reaches around 2 whole screens forward, leaves standing. Has full damage in its entire range, except roughly halved only near the tip.
  
  • ~34 x56 (1904) [19.83]
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 30 x56 (1680) [17.50]

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Electric Spark
Low damage with very large area.
Does several lightning bolts across the stage, and does a big radius hit from you reaching mid-range on both sides and 3 floors up and down (stronger if very close or above them). Also leaves a minor shock DoT that will hitstun the enemy 3 times after that.

• normal target 42.10 x20 (842) or wide monster x30 (1263) hitting across the stage, with hit near you 33.68 up to x20 (+673.6 from being close, both parts 1515.6/1936.6) [11.65/14.89]

Awakening
Large long AoE forward reaching multiple floors up.
It's 90% in the last hit so it's weak if that does not crit.

• 4.91 x48, 2536.95 x1 (2772.63) [21.32]

H
Hits basically the entire screen.
Also gives you ATK +15% and Super Armor for 20sec after it finishes.

• 94.46 x13, 1511.61 x1, also 55.82 x6, 34.11 x7, 893.22 x1 (4206.5) [32.35 if it cost as much as MP4]

Throws one arcing bomb forward that explodes on touch or a set time in mid-range for a light hit, and you can shoot faster by going up and down a platform to repeat faster (dashing before going up to jump faster), while freely moving around looking for a more advantageous place. But the damage output is lower than meleeing.
Doing dash>jump>airZ whenever going up lets you airZ much earlier than doing a normal jump into airZ but this forces some forward movement.

• 114.6 (~181 DPS repeated)
  
  
  • PvP
    Bombs force standing state even on airhit (on close-range hit can combo into groundZ even on airhit).
    
    force-standing 197

Range is average but startup is fast.
Two melees into a bomb throw, can start as a miss to throw the bomb forward.

• 200.9 / 200.9 / 65.4 x3 (644.95)
  Critical: 45.4 x2-3, Double: 90.8 x2-3
  
  
  • PvP
    After the full 3 taps you can do Double for 1 more hit of Double. Critical is weaker than going fully, only useful for forced knockdown or hitting behind you.
    
    276 / 276 / float-knockdown 94 x2 (740)

Her only melee besides groundZ. Short melee forward that also hits slightly behind you, knocks down, has moderate active time to hit after starting to be able to use defensively from the teleport (even if they slightly passed through you) and has good range forward after coming from the dash.

• 45.4 x3 (136.2)
  
  
  • PvP
    It's possible to put a MP1 mine after this, where they'll trigger it when possible if they don't manually leave the range.
    
    knockdown 78 x2-3 (156-234)

Not listed in the movelist. From the ground, shoot an airZ bomb behind you without having to involve jumping. But it has increased recovery so rate of fire is much slower and you and the opponent recover at around the same time.
Cannot be used if you have skilltree allclass teleport backdash enabled.

• Same hit as normal jump attack

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LV1, black
Without timefreezing before or after, puts a mine one step in front of you. It explodes when an enemy gets close for damage and sending them up. It can stay in place for up to 8 seconds before detonating. Can also be used as a direct attack when close to trigger almost immediately.

• 559.86 [MP rate 19.30]
  
  
  • PvP
    The mine is invisible to the enemies, they will only hear the voice when placing it and will need to memorize where you placed it, or if you use it with them offscreen they will only hear the sound.
    On hit launches to possibly combo into jump mid-fall airZ into ground combo, or mine into dashatk.
    
    blowaway 390 [13.44]

LV1, white
Refills a moderate amount of HP to teammates that are close to you but never yourself, costs only 1 bar of MP so can repeat for as much as needed. Can revive teammates before they disappear, can heal on portal. Amount scales to your ATK and can crit.

Because it's a super short animation that freezes time for longer than the animation lasts, in PvP it might also be used simply to freeze time and scan the situation and possibly get a free grab or combo afterward like Lass3's MP1 (or then escape an attack by dashing to keep invincibility). In PvE has better invincibility than black MP1.

• heal is 3% of ATK (at max level with 19k ATK heals 570 HP which is around 12% HP), per bar spent

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LV2, black
Puts a poison cloud in front that lasts around 6 seconds. It constantly damages enemies inside, in PvE locking them in hitstun while doing damage but super armored enemies can evade early.

• 2.55 x554 (1412.7) [22.42]
  
  
  • PvP
    It does damage without any hitstun but gives them a slowing poison, making them recover slower from all hitstun inside it, to do combos that can continue as long as the cloud lasts. You can do ZZ into charged MP2, then ZZ, ZZ, ZZZ Double.
    
    around 900 [14.28]

LV2, white
You and nearby teammates gain a barrier that protects against 2 hits. Has no time limit to wear off. In PvE can be given even to people already inside the room end portal.

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LV3, black
Shoots an arcing shot forward to mid-range, can aim up and down, exploding on touch.
Explosion stacks per enemy but getting the bonus is hard because it knocks back between hits except on corner or against heavy monsters.

• ~386 x1, ~154 x4 (1002) [10.43], 2-4 enemies together 2004-4008 [20.87-41.75]
  
  
  • PvP
    float/knockdown 670, 270 x4 (1750) [18.22]

LV3, white
Creates 5 mines at a set pattern around you in different ranges, these do high damage and are positioned so that 1 hit from a mine often bounces into a second mine in PvP. They still only last a moderate 8sec.

• ~1166 each (will do 1166[12.14] against multiple parts of the stage, one giant taking two mines is 2332[24.29], luckily three 3498[36.43], if somehow all five 5830[60.72])
  
  
  • PvP
    blowaway 634 each (may bounce to a second mine for 1268) [06.60/13.20]

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2 seconds after started there will be an explosion in front to screen edge (reaches 3 floors up, if you threw it forward off a cliff it will land downward first) and the explosion also spreads 7 mines across the stage like her white LV3 but at more damage and can wait 20 seconds before detonating.

• explosion ~1895, each mine ~283 (1 on its spot plus 3 per side, if at stage end they stack 4 together, boss with explosion and triggering 4 is 3027 [23.28])

Has complicated normal attacks that let her do high damage at long range.

Arguably her real melee combo. One melee starting with good range (stopping here is plus frames for you), next tap launches then can do ↑↑ to directly do her fire hit for a full combo.

• 45.85 / 30.5 / 152.8 x2 (381.95)
  
  
  • PvP
    PvP loop: keep repeating only the first hit of dashatk, release Forward before pressing Z or you will grab.
    Can also do dashZZ into MP1 (more than once) into dashZZ↑↑.
    
    79 / launch 52 / knockdown 105 x2 (341)

Her groundZ is unique: it will first rub the lamp then this gives 2 different attacks if you double-tap either Up or Forward, plus a third command for Back Back, or you rub the lamp a 2nd time which takes a moment longer but gives different attacks on the same commands. You can still walk and jump while it's charged before spending it.

First charge:

• Up Up - This is her melee attack out of this, it's more of a defensive one. A single fire explosion forward with instant knockdown. Easily anti-airs and has good active frames (enough to catch past wakeup invincibility in PvP).
  
  • 152.8 x2 (305.6) (~235 DPS repeated)
    
    
    • PvP
      It attempts 2 hits but because of the knockdown, only 1 will connect in PvP except if it's airhit.
      
      knockdown 105 x1/2 (105/210)
  
  
• Forward Forward - Interesting in PvP, simple average damage in PvE.
  Shoots 3 projectiles up from you, they curve slightly backward, in PvP forces standing state on airhit. It can hassle and damage the entire vertical area above you, or the other edge of the stage in a wide stage if you look against the corner.
  It also works as a melee attack if at closest distance with an enemy in front of you or against someone directly above you, with all 3 projectiles connecting at the same time and leaving standing.
  
  • 92.35 x3 (277.05) (~256 DPS repeated)
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 63 x3 (189)
  
  
• Back Back - Puts a projectile reflector in front, it only lasts one second but can be upkept if repeated.

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Second charge (takes more time to combo into):

• Up Up - A very strong shot diagonal up that then heavily arcs down, works as a mid-range attack or better up as a 2nd floor/3rd floor/anti-air attack. Can be Arme's highest singletarget/boss DPS and is Arme's best ranged attack, and it also enemy-stacks for multiplied damage if the ball hits multiple enemies at once up to 4 (easier if very close to the enemies, but can be very hard on smaller monsters).
  The number of secondary hits that the ball can do depends on monster animation and size, max is 8 but can miss some.
  
  • 369.6, 36.96 x8 (max 665.28dmg, ~459 DPS repeated) (+295.68dmg/+203 DPS per additional enemy stacked, up to +3 times)
    
    
    • PvP
      Forces standing state on hit and leaves standing at the end, can hitstun for enough time to combo after it with dashatk or help prepare the next projectile out.
      Often hits well but sometimes misses most hits, especially when still going up.
      
      force-standing 190, 22 x8 (max 366)
  
  
• Forward Forward - A blue fireball straight forward like base job.
  Freezes the monster for a set time, only freezes if they don't have any armor. Can keep supporting teammates but doesn't work on monsters that have permanent armor or ones that are using a red-outline armored attack.
  
  • 120.1 freeze
    
    
    • PvP
      Freezes on any hit even in the air, allowing any combo starter you want, or to reposition away and shoot more.
      In PvP this move has a minor cooldown, so that if you want to freeze and re-freeze the opponent by repeating this it'll be forced to have enough time for them to possibly mash out of it. It takes a total of 10 left/right presses to break off.
      
      • 82 freeze
  
  
• Back Back - Not an attack, simply cancels the lamp charges so you can move like normal again.

A simple melee attack forward that can lead into dashZ combo or ottoshot, but it has good reach both straight downward and straight upward too. And this is Arme's only class that can ottoshot.

• 76.4 (ottoshot is ~318 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    157

Worse version.

• PvE: 76.4
  
  
  • PvP
    This version knocks down on any hit. Has slower startup. Only reaches straight forward and a little backward which may hit someone passing under you or someone you're trying to jump into.
    
    knockdown forward 52

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Sends a hurricane moving forward, reaching 1 floor up. It drags enemies along with it. Actually strong depending on enemy, strong enough to repeat this skill over doing a bigger skill.

• 63.09 xN
  
• Stationary monster ~12 hits (757) [26.10]
  
• Normal monster ~19 hits (1198) [41.33]
  
• Average boss ~17 hits (1072) [36.98]
  
• Wide boss ~20 hits (1261) [43.51]
  
• Raid boss max 22 hits (1387) [47.86]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit and easily hits enemies in the air. Hard to avoid as a zoning tool to use out of nowhere and on hit guarantees freeze shot into dashatk, or just dashatk. If hitting at very long distance, can combo into the exploding shot, then freeze shot, then dashatk.
    
    16 xN (usually ~160) [05.51], plus combo

Gives +100% DEF (halved damage) to yourself and all teammates in the stage for 10 seconds. Can make melee play safer, or be used for party in a very dangerous attack.

• PvP: only +50%DEF (-1/3dmg) for 7.5sec

Arme3's version of meteor. It's a single AoE that hits a set distance to your left and right (more or less the entire screen when not in the corner) and then stretches up 3 floors, and a partial floor down.
Since this needs to be close you can teleport behind them for back bonus first.

• freeze 96.22 x14 (1347.08) [14.03], back hit bonus 2155.32 [22.45]
  
  
  • PvP
    In PvP this is a nasty wakeup trap to use because of the wide area and long active frames to hit past invincibility.
    
    knockdown 1000?

Hits more or less the entire screen. Knocks down in place.

• ~3090 [23.77]

Her fireball, it's from the air and diagonal down. Has to be midair but cannot be done immediately after dropping down a platform.
Only one fireball per jump but can repeat faster by going up a platform by using one fireball, jumping down the platform, then jumping up with another fireball. Works as a ranged attack but DPS is still lower.

• 168 (~200 DPS up and down a platform)
  
  
  • PvP
    Reliable ranged attack that can lead into her meleeing or zoning. In PvP has a minor cooldown to not be able to repeat on platforms as fast as in PvE.
    On hit it actually pushes the enemy toward you instead of away from you to combo into grab if close, or attempt to combo into groundZ, or combo into skills.
    Doesn't lower MP regeneration to use unlike Arme1's fireballs.
    
    • force-standing pull 115

Short range but good.
Has only 2 presses, each swing does 2 hits. Critical/Double will knock down but you have slightly better DPS by just repeating ZZ which also continues comboing without knocking down (~347 DPS).
Also, can pretty safely attack bosses/minibosses by only repeating the first Z of the combo, so that you can teleport left/right to dodge whenever you want (~328 DPS), maybe the safest Arme job to attack with.

• 127.2 x2 / 127.2 x2 (508)
  Critical/Double: 163.75
  
  
  • PvP
    Average range, relatively slower startup among groundZs.
    Will easily combo the two swings together, and combos into ZZ again so you can do ZZ-ZZ-Double.
    Before Double, can combo into lightning MP2 into ground combo again.
    Both swings will force standing state on airhit, so they can combo on anti-air or juggle combo.
    
    • force-standing 175 x2 / force-standing 175 x2 (700)
      Critical/Double: knockdown 282
      
      • (Old version PvP combo notes:
        1st tap does not true-combo into the 2nd tap normally, they may have time to skill/grab if expecting it. Starting with Z→→ (to do 1st tap into Critical with no time to check if it hits) will always combo, or 1st Z into skill shortcut button.
        But the 2nd tap WILL true-combo if the 1st tap did not connect as soon as possible, so ZZ works if the first Z takes a moment to hit by using it against an opponent just coming out of knockdown/invincibility, or anti-air against a jumping opponent or mid-combo when juggling)

Big disjointed melee attack forward hitting at your entire height (can anti-air).

• 56.75 x3
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches far per hit, can combo into ground combo near the corner whether or not it hits in the air.
    
    • launch 97 x3 (291)

Puts a projectile reflector in front, it only lasts one second but can be upkept if repeated. Only works on basic projectiles.
Also hits, not full times if they get pushed early.

• 56.75 x2-4 (113.5-227)
  
  
  • PvP_

Simple hit, doesn't angle downward like Arme1.
If this is used right before landing down on a platform you will pass through it.
Ottoshot: no.

• 76.4
  
  
  • PvP
    Quick knockdown hit, doesn't angle downward like Arme1.
    
    knockdown 157

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Makes a single fire pillar in front of you like a damaging barrier, hitting constantly but lasting only 2 seconds. Pushes enemies forward away from it. Not very useful, on corner can help infinitely combo a non-armored enemy but normal combo can already try to do that.

• 36.00 up to x20 (720) [MP rate 24.82]
  
  
  • PvP
    The barrier forces standing state on airhit and pushes per hit. Normally will only deal 3 hits then leave them standing outside its range, but near wall will reach 5 hits then knock down instantly.
    
    force-standing push 71 x3 (213)[07.34] or x5 then knockdown (355)[12.24]

A piercing shot forward at your entire height that freezes to combo afterward. Reaches 2 entire screens away (for certain stages this is like infinite range).
Monsters are only frozen if they don't have any super armor.

• 131.31 xN, number of hits depends on width, normal 3 hits 393.93 [13.58]
  Void dragon 13 hits 1707 [58.86]
  
  
  • PvP
    Easily combos into groundZZ.
    
    • 322 [11.10], plus combo

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Makes a series of thunderbolts close around you to both sides, reaches 2 floors up, leaves them standing and can combo after. Does extra damage to wide bosses.
Also, if this skill hits it shocks them; for 9 seconds, every 3 seconds they will take a DoT for almost zero damage but this damage will hitstun them when it happens even if they were mid-attack (unless they were armored), so it's harder for them to rush you during this time.

• ~51 normally x20 (1020) [16.19]
  Very small normal monsters can take only 10 hits (510) [08.09]
  Extra-wide bosses, especially ones you can walk through, can take 40 or 50 hits (2040/2550) [32.38/40.47]
  
  
  • PvP
    On hit leaves standing even on airhit and can combo into air fireball into grab, or this skill into groundZ. Since it hits around you can use as a trap on them as they finish recovering from knockdown especially if they're in the corner.
    The shock's 3 hits are troublesome in PvP and might give you another combo.
    
    force-standing 49 xN, roughly 637 [10.11], or roughly 931 behind you [14.77], DoT

Essentially a beam to screen edge, reaches 1 floor up and down. Does up to 6 hits but only lands 2 hits at its farthest left and right.

• 291.23 up to x6 depending on width (x2-6 582-1747) [09.24-27.73]
  
  
  • PvP
    Because of the launch, it can deal 3 hits against the same floor, 4 hits against the floor below, and 1 hit against the floor above. May combo into groundZZ.
    At the farthest left and right can only do 2 hits.
    
    launch 271 x3 (813) [12.90], x4 below (1084) [17.20], x2 (542) [08.60], plus combo

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Compared to Arme1 meteor, this meteor has limited range (this won't hit at all farther than around 50% past your screen) but deals reliably higher damage in the entire affected range, fully hitting with either 1 meteor or 2 meteors together for double damage (giant monsters sometimes more). When casting it reaches farther forward than backward.

• each meteor ~77 x1 and ~48 x16 (845 [08.80], 2 meteors 1690 [17.60]), very giant monsters possibly more
  
  
  • PvP
    force-standing 74s and 46s (~800, sometimes ~1600) [08.33/16.66]

Almost-infinite beam forward, around two and a half full screens (the entire Gorge of Oath stage). Most of the time it deals 14 hits, but at extremely far ranges sometimes it deals apparently 9, and sometimes only at barely over screen edge it deals over 20.

• main target at screen edge 110.74 x28 (3100.72) [32.29], others in the AoE x14 for 1550.36 [16.14]
  
  
  • PvP
    Doesn't knock down or push, in PvP won't even kill from Fatal.
    
    force-standing 53 x14 (742)[07.72], or very far sometimes around x9 (477)[04.96], or around x22 barely beyond screen edge (1166) [12.14]

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Summons slower straight-down meteors, 1 above you and 4 to each side (around twice past screen edge to both sides), they multi-hit while passing through enemies then can explode on platforms also leaving a flame carpet (might not explode on a platform except for bottom level). Does 2 waves.

• falling meteor ~37 xN (normal boss 10 hits x2, less on normal-height enemies), bottom explosion ~757 x2 (boss total 2254), plus flame carpet (presumed 180-630?)

GCC notable changes:
-Lass1's skilltree combo down roll has been removed from the game

PvP-specific:
-Lass2's trail dash has hyper armor instead of invincibility
-Lass4's teleport cooldown 3sec>12sec
-Lass3's dashatk will automatically grab if possible when dashatk starts to hit

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Story:

Secretly a half-breed of a haros-race demon father from the underworld and a human mother, Lass was born with a bizarre appearance with scale-like or stone-like growths over his skin. His father soon disappeared and his mother was demonized by others for having such a monstrous child, and eventually the nightmare circus took an interest and kidnapped the child to forcibly use him for years.

One day he comes to himself to find a mysterious power within him had awakened, and burned down the circus allowing him to flee; the blue flames, the power of his father.

With his skin marks permanently burned off from the flames, Lass travels the world alone until being brought to the Silver Cross Thieves where he learns to fight for himself with the way of the assassins, unaware that his previous escape may have been influenced by Kazeaze, who plots to use his unique body for a physical vessel and successfully possesses him. Lass would not become free again until Kazeaze is defeated by the Grand Chase in Ellia, where he immediately begs to repay his actions from when he was possessed, now fully capable of setting his own path. His name is later written as Lass Isolet, apparently copying Knight Master Lothos Isolet's family name after being accepted into humankind again.

Fun fact:

"Lass" is an interpretation of the Arabic word for thief. Old assets for Lass art and armor sets were also Middle-Eastern inspired.

Skilltree allclass trait - When neutral you can X↓ to temporarily turn yourself invisible until the next time you hit an enemy or get hit. Can be used regularly, has 15sec cooldown after it wears off once. Invisibility can last up to 20sec (10 in PvP).
In PvE: while invisible, monsters don't realize you exist and don't react to you, easily letting you run into position for an AoE back hit skill, or use to escape a bad spot without them starting another attack.

In PvP: enemies can only see you as a faint shadow below your position (start this offscreen from them, so they might not notice you approaching or even know that you turned invisible, or so they might not see you when they walk forward into you).

Skilltree allclass trait - When neutral you can X→ to do a special jump that is basically a doublejump and an airdash at the same time. You recover still in the air ready to attack/doublejump/airdash. Moderate cooldown of 10sec.
With hard timing, can X→ then cancel into certain skills to use them from the air, easier if pressing A/S/D/F/G instead of holding Z. Doesn't work with all skills.

Skilltree allclass trait - When neutral you can X↑ to buff your own ground walking/running speed somewhat. Lasts 10sec, cooldown 20sec.

Dash type: ground run only

Hitstun recovery speed: normal

Moves forward, has the problem of walking through a small monster on the first hit.

V1 has the best DPS on boss with full combo plus Double kick (V2 is slightly less damage) and can infinite combo monsters by repeating the first two hits at much less damage (V2 can repeat the first 3 for more).

• 123.47 / 123.47 / 282.23, no knockdown (529.17)
  Repeating ZZ is ~220 DPS, repeating ZZZ ~275 DPS, ZZZ+Double ~397 DPS
  
  
  • PvP
    The starter hit has fast startup speed and slightly longer reach than you might think. Good at hitting as it moves forward with more hits.
    Can do all 3 hits into Double to launch into one more hit (you need the float from that 3rd hit for the Double to launch even higher), but instead you can combo by repeating the first two Zs until autocounter or comboing into skill (if against Arme/Mari must repeat only the first Z), will keep pushing forward, if sliding off the cliff needs to continue normally.
    170 / 170 / float 388 (728)
  
  GroundZ combo V2
  Starter is similar but the rest is split into more parts as it moves forward at a slower pace.
  Can infinite combo monsters by repeating the first 3 hits, or bounce farther with 4th.
  
  • 105.83 / 123.47 / 176.39 / float-stun 123.47 / launch far forward 176.39 (705.55)
    Repeating ZZZ is ~251 DPS, full+Double ~358 DPS
    
    
    • PvP
      4th tap launches and 5th knocks down (combos into Double but without launching), to combo into mashZ has to do 3 taps before it.
      V2 has unreliable timing where it may delay enough to momentarily break the combo between hits.
      145 / 170 / 243 / launch 170 / knockdown 243 (971)
  
  GroundZ combo V3
  Consistently moves forward per tap. The ender blows away and no longer combos into Double kick.
  
  • 126.96 / 126.96 / 126.96 / 100.74, blowaway 100.74 (582.36)
    ~210 DPS any part
    
    
    • PvP
      174 / 174 / 174 / launch 138, knockdown forward 138 (798)

Has 2 versions but the second just adds one more optional attack in the end.
Can only be done since the 2nd tap of ground combo. Does quick hits forward sending away. Works even when missing to reach even farther ahead.

• 100.74 x2, float/knockdown 180.24 (381.72 so far) / 50.37 x4, blowaway 100.74 (683.94)
  
  
  • PvP
    Can be used going forward from combo, even if this part hits on air it forces standing state until ending. Blows away or combos into skill before the last hit.
    force-standing 69 x2, launch 138 / launch 34 x4, knockdown forward 69 (481)

Both are very small simple hits to that side. Critical is only useful for emergency knockdown but Double is stronger and launches.

• Critical: 149.16 knockdown forward
  Double: 317.50 launch
  
  
  • PvP
    Critical is a small knockdown hit but Double can send a high way up to combo into a single airZ (+225) or try skill or grab, but it only sends high if the opponent already was airborne like after hitting the end of combo.
    Critical: 256 knockdown forward
    Double: 546 high float
  
  Critical/Double V2
  This actually replaces both your Critical and Double, so you lose your strong launching Double too.
  Two big hits to one side, not bad at reaching up into the air.
  Instead of knocking down monsters sets them with short stagger while stepping forward, in PvE with any version of combo can keep repeating a few Zs into Crit, but with its lower damage and speed has similar DPS to doing no Critical/Double.
  
  • 86.89 x2 short stagger (173.78)
    
    
    • PvP
      Better range, easier to hit whether used forward or behind, may hit a jumping opponent and knock them down.
      Both hits individually will launch on groundhit or knockdown forward on airhit, normally launching then knocking down right away (or comboing into skill). If used when opponent is standing on ground lower than yours, it can miss the 2nd hit so that it will combo into walking grab.
      149 x2 (298)

Usually done by cancelling from ground combo animation by mashing Z enough, but if still recovering from some animation it's possible to already start with mashZ as the first attack, including out of hitstun which is useful against non-armored enemies because this is his fastest attack.

• 52.91 x8 (423.28), no knockdown
  
  
  • PvP
    Not used inside combos with V1 combo because that one can infinite, but V2/V3 might branch into this for more damage.
    Very good to mash this when recovering from hitstun in PvP because the attack has extremely fast startup, can even beat out a grab/re-grab attempt if there was some distance for them to cross first.
    Combos into nothing but skills.
  
  mashZ V2
  Replaced by a completely different attack. Throws dual kunais forward 3 times, like the aerial down throw, but on the ground and shooting forward + diagonal up (until more or less screen edge), while stepping backward.
  Actually decent DPS as a melee combo with every kunai hitting the same monster (~326 DPS) or works as a good mid-range attack especially against bosses. The more damage you do with normal attacks the more MP you charge.
  To do this move without walking, do Z↓ first.
  
  • 90.68 x6 (544.08)
    
    
    • PvP
      Can hassle at range and due to Arrow Defense troubles their dash just like aerial kunai.
      When close barely has enough time to combo into groundZ (can loop groundZZ kunai, repeat).
      force-standing 62 x6 (372)
  
  mashZ V3
  Only useful for PvP.
  Same as V1 with a new move added, dash-backZ. Turns around to throw two kunais, one straight forward and another diagonal up, useful in that it covers both ground approach and aerial approach with an interrupt, and the total animation time finishes much faster than the triple throw. Has no damage potential for repeating.
  
  • 90.68 x2 (181.36)
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 156 x2 (312)

A ground combo, fast startup and due to movement has longer range than groundZ and like groundZ goes into Critical/Double the same for PvP combos. Completely useless in PvE because it has lower DPS and you can stop running and use normal groundZ instead.

• 76.41 / 20.12 / 20.12 x4 / 20.12 (197.13, +Critical/Double)
  
  
  • PvP
    131 / 34 / 34 x4 / float 34 (335, +Critical/Double)
  
  Dash attack V2
  A single tap into 2 running hits forward with decent length forward and fast recovery, but 2nd hit knocks down right away.
  
  • 65.46, knockdown 50.37 (115.83)
    
    
    • PvP
      Useless.
      112, knockdown forward 86 (198)
  
  Dash attack V3
  V2 but better because it doesn't knock down, leaves you two standing together if not continuing or continues into ↑Z launching combo into two kunais forward, and the disconnected range forward from the first attack might be useful.
  
  • 65.46, 17.28 / 17.28, 100.74 x2 (301.5)
    
    
    • PvP
      If not going into skill the enemy recovers before you but you can true-combo into its ↑Z, or charged MP1 or shortcutted MP2/3.
      112, 29 / launch 29, knockdown 173 x2 (516)

A diagonal-down angle hit, can work as air-to-ground to start a combo, will stay in the air for a split second to defend from another airborne enemy.
Can be reflected by reflectors.
Also, doublejumping will force extra recovery on landing time, but doing any air attack will skip that recovery, so you can do airZ or down kunai after doublejump to not get the heavy landing.

Ottoshot: no, but if you have two platforms you can go up and down them doing airZ every time, being an infinite as long as the opponent doesn't get pushed away from the necessary platforms.

• 109.15
  
  
  • PvP
    225

Throws two kunais straight down like arrows. Can be a free attack to do on any doublejump but works as a much safer way to keep DPSing monsters below that other characters cannot do (be on top of a platform, hold Down and press UpZZ, repeat. ~252 DPS).
Upgrade simply lets you throw twice in a row instead of only once per jump, always get this.

Lass1 kunais count like basic arrows like Lire's. They can be reflected or nullified like any basic projectile.

• 90.68 x2/4 (181.36/362.72) (doubleshot has ~252 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    Can be reflected/nullified as projectiles, can trigger Arrow Defense and Elesis/Sieg Berserk.
    They force standing state on airhit so even if hitting them in the air they will flinch and fall straight down where you can go in and hit them in full. Them triggering Arrow Defense is a bonus because whenever it triggers, the opponent loses their current left/right held inputs and have to release and tap/doubletap again to move, so whenever they Arrow Defend they can accidentally stand still for longer than they want, where you can hit them again with melee (Lire/Arme cannot Arrow Defend).
    force-standing 62 x2/4 (124/248, -80% on Arrow Defend)

During doublejump fastfalls a great distance straight down to go into ground combo faster, can be done even after throwing kunais. This landing has a small forced recovery animation.


Puts a trap in the ground just in front of you. When an enemy gets close it hits and launches very high, but very weak in PvE. Can wait for up to 6 seconds, placing another removes the previous trap.
If standing by a cliff it will fall below until hitting the ground and still work.

• high launch straight up 51.85
  
  
  • PvP
    Leaving them around is more useful in PvP. Placing has cooldown 3sec.
    After it hits, potentially has time to combo into airhit-OK skills, or one airZ, doublejump kunai to re-stand into combo.
    high launch 35
  
  V2
  This one hits for a microstun instead of launch, and can have 2 at once, and does more damage.
  
  • 155.55
    
    
    • PvP
      Interrupts them but for a very short time, may combo into melee but it's not guaranteed.
      If used to instantly hit an opponent from the front will combo into grab or mashZ V1.
      forces standing state, short stagger 107

Temporary kunai buff with a cooldown. In PvE raises kunai damage by 11.111% and makes it delay the monster for a very short time. Not very useful.

• PvP
  Reduces kunai damage from 62 to 34 (dash-backZ 156 to 86) but also raises their hitstun slightly so that comboing after them is slightly more possible (potentially a true combo). They also deal small knockback now.

Impact Slash
Short wave attack forward, both knock down. Split in 2 hits but they easily connect in every scenario except only 1 reaches the tip.

• 241.14 x2 knockdown (482.28) [MP rate 16.63]
  
  
  • PvP
    210 x2 knockdown (420) [14.48]
  
  V2 - Superfreeze takes longer to start (harder to juggle into) then does an extra hit before the attack.
  
  • ~173 x3 (519) [17.89]
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 151, knockdown 151 x2 (453) [15.62]
  
  V3 - Instead starts with a short-range melee combo without moving then does 1 wave. Stronger in the inner half and weaker in the wave-only half.
  
  • ~101 x4, ~101 x2 (606, only wave 202) [20.89/06.96]
    
    
    • PvP
      The melees force standing state on airhit so it works on airhit (and V1 already connected too).
      force-standing 88 x4, knockdown 88 x2 (528, only wave 176) [18.20/06.06]

Spinning Slash (dança das adagas)
Does a very short hit to both sides (can hold left/right to move), then a dash attack to forward or the side you held. Can also be equipped just to safely move through monsters in PvE doing MP1 for invincibility time.

• 198.06, blowaway 198.06 but likely with 1 back hit (396.12/515.01) [13.65/17.75]
  
  
  • PvP
    First part will force standing state on airhit to combo, ender knocks down.
    force-standing 172, knockdown 172 (344) [11.86]
  
  V2 - Now launches when going forward, to slash again moving back then through again, knocking them farther. Might back hit with 2 hits.
  
  • ~103 x5 (515/618) [17.75/21.31]
    
    
    • PvP
      force-standing 89, launch 89, force-standing 89 x3 with last knocking down (445) [15.34]

Aust Hammer (shuriken das sombras)
One short upward melee slash. Reaches 1 floor up but with halved hits there. On hit launches.

• launch 141.48 x5, heavy enemies take the 5 hits (707.4)[24.39], launchable enemies take 4 hits with 3 aerials then knock down in place (778.14)[26.83]
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches, can do one airZ or grab, or doublejump-kunai to force standing then attempt groundZ or combo into grab.
    launch 102 x4 (408) [14.06], plus combo
  
  V2, Kagemusha - No attack, this is a self-buff (animation still has invincibility time). Lasts up to 15sec, if you get hit before it wears off you instead teleport above+behind the enemy with no hit, only lasts one trigger.
  Could be repeatedly upkept in PvE, losing some MP for more attack skills to make it less likely to take hits when trying to avoid taking even one hit.
  
  
  • PvP
    In PvP only lasts up to 3sec after starting. And the blue aura you have means opponents can see it even before it's triggered.
    Can make it easy to set up into a grab (370dmg) into someone close even if you have to jump and airdash first.

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Fatal Fury / Evil Attack
Has long startup time before the timefreeze (harder to launch then combo into this). Single forward stab then backsteps before finishing. In PvE simply does damage in a single forward hit without having to knock down, small area potentially hits multiple monsters in the same place but can pass through a monster if starting too close.

• 1133.94 [17.99]
  
  
  • PvP
    In PvP, randomly will either instantly put them to Fatal or do no damage. Then leaves them standing afterward even on airhit: by surprise can attempt groundZ afterward, or dash attack for longer range if the skill landed at its tip because of the backstep it does at the end. Or always run and grab to be safer. Can still cancel into MP1 afterward to finish them off if they did get sent to Fatal.
    force-standing hit, 50% chance to reduce to Fatal, 50% chance to do no damage (chance is better during X↓ invisibility)

Weapon Disarm (roubar arma)
Does one walking forward hit, then another hit rolling through them. AoE is still not very large.

• ~462 x2 (924) [14.66]
  
  
  • PvP
    If the 2nd hit connects, they cannot use attacks/skills for 7 seconds, so they're free to hit and can only run away, and will leave them standing up for you to attack right away (grab is safe but can try to turn and groundZ/mashZ). Also good to simply extend a combo before auto-counter triggers.
    Either of the hits will knock down on airhit, so this has to connect with them or ground or the 1st hit knocks down with the 2nd completely missing.
    403, 403 (806) [12.79], plus combo
  
  V2, Hornet's Sting (ferrão da vespa)
  Steps back and throws forward a piercing projectile to mid-range that drags non-armored enemies with it, then continues hitting and trapping them in its ending spot.
  Good at grouping up monsters and avoids knocking them down. Must be aimed at mid-range against monsters that don't take knockback or most hits will miss.
  
  • ~78 x15 (1170) [18.57]
    
    
    • PvP
      Forces standing state on airhit to trap those in too. And this is one of the skills that can combo afterward, easily combos into dash attack, or better if with minimum-distance dash into groundZ combo.
      force-standing 67 x15 (1005) [15.95], plus combo

Scorched Earth (mil agulhas)
Puts an object in front, it counts like a solid 1-floor wall for enemies. Once the object gets hit once even by yourself it will explode, making a large explosion that sends very high (or you can tap Z during the animation to slash it so it explodes instantly), the explosion can reach 1 floor up but launchable enemies on the 2nd floor only take 1 hit instead of 2.
In PvE, the 2nd hit will aerial normal enemies and knock them diagonal down.

• blowaway 400.83 x2 (801.66)[12.72], optional melee 100.42 (902.08)[14.31]
  
  
  • PvP
    launch 349 x2 (698) [11.07], optional melee can't hit
  
  V2 - Puts a different trap in front of you, once an enemy gets near it it makes a large explosion that damages and binds them, leaving them standing even as they're hit more afterward. Also can multiply damage with stacked enemies but not as reliably as other skills like this.
  If not triggered on start can stay waiting in the stage for 10sec.
  
  • 799.40 [12.68], optional melee 100.42 [14.28]
    Might do 1 additional hit to the same enemies with 3 monsters (1598)(799-3197), 2 additional hits with 4 monsters (2398)(1199-4796)
    
    
    • PvP
      Easily can combo into this skill even on airhit, then easily combos after. Bind only stops after they mash enough. After they recover they don't have hitstun from previous hits so a full combo is not guaranteed.
      bind only releasing with mash 696, optional melee 87, plus combo

Shadow Stranger (lâmina proibida)
Does a sequence of AoEs forward teleporting forward every time, dragging enemies along then blowing them all away forward. Can hit from screen edge distance but then only 2 hits land out of the 4.
Halved hits on armored enemies, except on corner.

• ~195 x4 (780) [12.38], if 2 back attack then 1014 [16.09]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state on airhit until blowing away at the end.
    force-standing 170 x4, last knocks down forward (680) [10.79]
  
  V2 - Without moving, does the 3 AoEs forward. Floats on hit then an explosion from that area sends up, can hold left/right to set the explosion farther/closer. 4 hits can connect on 1 floor up.
  
  • ~111 x7 (777) [12.33]
    
    
    • PvP
      Can doublejump and air kunai to force them to stand before they knock down then try to combo into grab, or try groundZ.
      force-standing rise 96 x4, launch 96 x3 (672) [10.66]

Final Strike (golpe final)
An AoE of awkward range and below-average damage. But is Lass's strongest skill on Berkas (when he's flying, aim to the right).
Jumps to 1 platform above and a little behind, then you do 4 piercing shots diagonal down that will drag enemies down then the shots also burn on the nearest platform they touch for a moment. Works ahead of you in your platform, or 1 floor above but damage can be less.

• PvE: ~81 per hit, around 18 on most bosses (1458) [15.18]
  50 hits on raid boss 4050 [42.18]
  
  
  • PvP
    Leaves standing pushed away where you may attempt dash attack afterward.
    The sweetspot of this skill is to keep a small minimum distance, unless casting from the floor below the target.
    force-standing 64 per hit, good hit ~750

Thunder Slash
Essentially a forward beam to mid-range, then it comes back dragging normal enemies to you, and it leaves standing to hit again.

• ~232 x8 (1856)[19.33], less hits depending on size/knockback
  
  
  • PvP
    Combos into this even on airhit and easily combos after, pulling even from afar.
    force-standing 589, 202 x3, 202 x3 (1801), plus combo
  
  V2, Raven Walker (assalto tornado)
  Shoots piercing projectiles in radius lines from you but only in the upper half 180 degrees, going 2/3 across the screen. Base damage is low and does more damage by being closer and using on tall monsters so more parts can hit. Then struck enemies explode, explosion stacks per enemy together.
  Hits in 11 different angles over 5 waves (1 straight up, 5 to each side) alternating as two patterns of 5 and 6, last wave marks on hit for explosion.
  
  • ~11 x5 and explosion ~22 x5, per angle, close on giant boss 9 angles (1485)[15.46], 2 giants together adds +990 to each, much less hits to normal enemies
    
    
    • PvP
      Initial hits force standing state on airhit, explosion launches.
      force-standing 9 x5 and explosion 19 x5, per angle, 140 per angle, often 280dmg

Exploding Scroll (explosão de shuriken)
Essentially a mid-range beam forward pushing enemies to its tip with low damage, then the tip explodes for the real damage, hits 2nd floor.

• 61.17 up to x10 pushing, far explosion 344.52 x4 (1989.78, only explosion 1378.08) [20.72/14.35]
  
  
  • PvP
    Launches afterward but you only have time to combo with 1 hit and only if from the corner.
    force-standing 4 up to x10 pushing, launch 300 x4 (1240, only explosion 1200) [12.91]
  
  V2, Venom Slice (corte venenoso)
  Does a radius explosion hitting to both sides reaching 1 floor up and half a floor down. Enemies too close together multiply damage to both. Good big area, but in PvE this needs at least 2 monsters together to deal close to as much damage to each enemy as another MP3 deals, significantly stronger only with 4.
  The starting explosion already is the full damage, except for only one slash forward at the end reaching 1 floor up.
  
  • apparently 17.47 x9 and 64.32 x5 (628.83), forward melee 258.36 (base 887.19 [09.24], +628.83 per additional enemy together up to the 4th target, 2-4 1516-2773) [15.79-28.89]
    
    
    • PvP
      Forces standing state on airhit and either way very suddenly leaves standing very close too to try to continue, though they recover a moment before you.
      apparently force-standing 54, 15 x9 and 82 x5, forward melee 225 (824) [08.58], add 545 per stacked enemy?

Shadows of the Past (memória das sombras)
AoE forward almost to screen edge, also reaching a decent amount behind you. The 4th hit is bigger (including reaching 1 floor up) and ends launching higher.

• ~588 x4 (2352) [24.50]
  
  
  • PvP
    Can combo into doublejump kunai, to go into grab or try groundZ.
    force-standing 426, launch 426 x3 (1704) [17.75]
  
  V2 - Great simple big AoE skill.
  Rectangle AoE forward reaching slightly farther than screen edge, and hits the 2nd floor for around 3/4 of its damage. In PvE launches for aerials for bonus damage.
  
  • ~320 x1, launch ~213 x10 (heavy monsters 2450 [25.52], launchable monster 9 hits with 8 aerials for 3089 [32.17]
    
    
    • PvP
      Forces standing state on airhit (airhit OK), end launches but you don't have time to do anything about it.
      launch 154 x10 (1540) [16.04]

Has high AoE potential but has low damage to anything except the main target.
Piercing projectile forward hitting 1 floor up and down (and can slightly aim diagonal up and down), then you automatically teleport to an enemy it struck and do another one backward at it (if the first misses you just do it backward from your spot), hitting the main target twice for concentrated damage plus weak AoE to both sides.
Damage could be said to be lower because the other ones let you deliberately aim it at a boss from the back first for the back bonus and this one is forced to be one from each side with enough time for them to turn.

• 51.92 per hit, main area with 2 throws around 28 hits (1453.76) [11.18] or boss around 48 hits (2492.16) [19.17], farther away to both sides 15 hits (778.8) [05.99]

Awakening
Explosion around you reaching 2 floors up.

• 402.43 x5, 134.12 x3, 812.85 x1 (3227.36) [24.82]

H
Hits basically the entire screen.
Also gives you ATK +15% and Super Armor for 20sec after it finishes.

• 128.31 x15, 812.84 x1, 76.94 x15, 494.65 x1 (4386.24) [33.74 if it cost as much as MP4]

Dash type: burst dash only

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Lass2 has no held run, every time he dashes he moves a set distance whether on ground or air. Cannot do advanced dashes, always moves the rocket step distance.
On ground, if dashing twice in a row it becomes a trail dash, leaving a small dot trail visual effect. This trail dash is invincible and passes through enemies, being able to dodge attacks. On air instead of being able to dash twice, every dash is the invincible trail dash.
Ground combo Critical will also cancel into a trail dash to that side before either attacking or jumping, still with invincibility and passing through before doing the attack or jump.
(in PvP, trail dash has hyper armor instead of invincibility)

Fast startup. Launches for Double to launch even higher.
Double is a strong launching hit, but Critical is an evasion: from 2nd or 3rd tap of combo you will cancel into an invincible trail dash left/right passing through enemies, so continuing normal combo can have an evasion ready.
Critical will trail dash for a certain distance, then with no input will turn around with a single knockdown hit. While still dashing, can press Z to cancel early into full dash attack instead or press Up to jump instead. It only has invincibility while still dashing.

• 152.39 / 152.39 / launch 152.39 / knockdown 152.39 (609.56, aerial 685.75)
  Double: launch 308.07 (repeating full combo into Double on heavy monster is ~403 DPS)
  Critical (full): 174.46 knockdown forward
  
  
  • PvP
    Can start groundZ alone, or combo into it after airZ or ground dash attack 1st hit.
    Full combo into Double will combo into airdashZZ-Double which can combo into skill, or do combo Double into ground dash grab for invincible time.
    Can also do only ZZ into dash, release forward, ZZ-Double, dashZ, start ZZ again.
    *The 3rd/4th taps can reach 1 floor above, knocking down.
    *The first two hits can hit from behind then combo into grab.
    209 / 209 / force-standing rise 209 / float 209 (836, with Double 1368)
    Double: launch 532
    Critical (full): 300 knockdown forward

In PvE does one stun+push hit of almost no damage, then with more Z presses skips to the 3rd hit of groundZ combo but doing that alone can be better. Not good but repeating the first hit can help in pushing monsters together to the corner for AoE. Can also spam →→Z →→Z.

• float-stun 26.16 / skips to 3rd hit of groundZ
  
  
  • PvP
    Actually an anti-air attack and a combo starter, landing this attack in any way gives you a full combo.
    It has slower startup speed, but it hits forward stretching up almost 2 full floors to anti-air better than it looks, and it forces standing state on airhit too and hitstuns long enough to wait and combo into full groundZ combo from the start. Directly continuing from it into the 3rd hit is only useful when continuing on miss (and those parts can reach 1 floor above for knockdown).
    The first hit of the dash attack also can hit 1 floor down.
    force-standing 45 / skips to 3rd hit of groundZ

This is two small hits forward and this will actually go into Double for big damage and launch, if the aim was precise enough for all to hit. Good air combo for finishing after a launch.
In PvE the first part staggers, so you can keep repeating just the first part with ↑→→↓Z to infinite combo monsters or push them to the wall (~260 DPS. Repeating with Double on heavy enemies is ~398 DPS).

• 134.36 stagger x2 (268.72) / combo Double (577.79)
  
  
  • PvP
    Can combo from ground combo Double. After airdashZ-Double, may be able to combo into charged MP1, or shortcutted MP1/MP2.
    You can walk off a cliff, then airdash back with airdashZ-Double, which will hit the floor below but move you back up.
    launch 92 x2 (184) / combo Double (716)

AirZ with decent active frames, and good air-to-ground hitbox on your own body to hit a grounded opponent and turn into ground combo.
Ottoshot: yes but only works behind you so you have to turn around first and can push monsters (~320 DPS).

• 76.41 stagger
  
  
  • PvP
    157

Not in the movelist. Doublejump prevents you from airdashing afterward but only until he finishes the flip, and he can ↓↓ fastfall but only during the flip.

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Quickly steps forward and does a 3-hit sequence in place. Blows monsters further ahead.

• float 197.5, launch 197.5, launch 197.5 (592.5, due to timing won't get aerial hit bonus) [20.43]
  
  
  • PvP
    First hit forces standing state on airhit to combo even after sending them into the air, and the step in the beginning helps in range. But if this first connected on groundhit instead of airhit, it can combo into itself one time before sending them too far.
    Also useful in PvP for hitting at the beginning without a timefreeze (could even hit to avoid being grabbed if there's a short distance they have to cross first).
    force-standing rise 172, launch 172, float/knockdown 172 (516) [17.79]

Essentially a short-range beam AoE, decent for hitting multiple monsters. Blows them forward, can do twice if near wall or if they can't take knockback.

• 163.52 x2, blowaway 163.52 x5 (1144.64) [18.16]
  
  
  • PvP
    The first two hits will pull and force standing state on airhit, comboing even on airhit or far hit.
    Also hits at the beginning before timefreezing.
    force-standing pull 142 x2, knockdown forward 142 x5 (994) [15.77]

After some startup time, does essentially a beam to around screen edge from center. It often does 2 hits to the same enemies but only 1 if they're too close or too far in the range.
Giant monsters can take 3 hits if aimed at mid-range.

• 1008.82 x2 (2017.64) [21.01], wide monster 3 hits 3026.46 [31.52]
  
  
  • PvP
    Forces standing state and leaves them standing afterward. If you use this inside a combo via shortcut button (right before autocounter happens), even as a juggle, it puts them back standing where you can attempt groundZ by surprise but they recover before you.
    force-standing 585 x2 (1170) [12.18]

Does an auto-aimed AoE on up to the 4 closest enemies across the entire stage. Deals MP2 damage on its own to each enemy but does multiplied damage if stacking the enemies in the same place.

• ~930dmg [07.15] on each enemy, and +100% per additional stacked enemy: 2-4 1860-3720 [14.30-28.61]

Dash type: very fast dash midair, slow single burst on ground
Dash momentum: air ~430 pixels, rocket ~776

Hitstun recovery speed: very fast

Lass3's airdash travels much farther than normal, and for every time you do airZ you can airdash again (whether or not it hits).
Lass3 can also airdash up or down, but only before doing an airdash or airZ in this jump.

Ground dash is invincible for the first 1/3 or so of the animation.

Basic airZ forward attack but its range decently stretches some amount up and down. Then during the striking part of this move you're free to input a side airdash again, possibly just repeating sidesideZ until landing. You can mash for that or you can calmly time 2 or 3 sidesideZs per jump until landing.

Ottoshot: yes (~458 DPS), also works straight down to the floor below. Against Harkion must be in front of his head or above his head.

• 109.16 stagger
  
  
  • PvP
    Unless this hits on the air which makes them fall down, can infinite combo with only this move until autocounter happens. Time 2 or 3 attacks per jump, then after landing jump and do another 2 or 3 times. To adjust your position you can even do airZ, Back Back Forward Z.
    Or you can continue with ground combo to make it easier.
    225

Average starter, 3 taps with range actually lowering per tap. 3rd will launch which makes Double miss on monsters that can get launched.
Has a dodge: instead of having a Critical, since 2nd hit can ↑↑ to roll forward and do a knockdown hit behind turning around, which is more of an emergency dodge especially for passing to the other side of the monster.

• 152.38 / 152.38 / launch 152.38 x1-2 (457.14/609.52)
  Double: 317.47 knockdown forward (repeating full combo into Double on heavy monster is ~370 DPS)
  Combo ↑↑: 176.35 knockdown forward
  
  
  • PvP
    Not used very often in PvP because dash-jump airZ can result in more damage.
    Full sequence will combo into delayed Double, or ground dash grab. But the launch also combos into held MP2, or shortcutted MP2/MP3.
    If hitting too far for the 3rd hit to connect can combo into ↑↑ instead.
    209 / 209 / launch 209 x1-2 (627, sometimes 836 especially on wall), plus Double 1173/1382
    Double: 546 knockdown forward
    Combo ↑↑: 121 knockdown forward

His least useful attack. 3 weak hits with last knocking down ahead.

• 99.92 / 99.92 / knockdown forward 99.92 (299.76) (repeating the first 2 hits is ~161 DPS)
  
  
  • PvP
    If not playing against a fast recovery job: doing only the first two hits can combo into groundZ or dash-jump airZ, or for an easy combo until counter/autocounter can repeat dashZZ but the DPS is low (~149 HP per second).
    Knocking down forward with this can be useful to make them slide off a cliff to air combo, or in Gorge of Oath.
    172 / 12 / knockdown forward 13

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Self-buff, you are invisible to enemies and have +50% ATK. Stops after you deal damage once or get hit once or after 10 seconds, but the ATK buff will remain for 4 seconds after that. Although if you really needed the invisibility to sneak to a certain monster or get back bonus for a skill you already can do X↓.

This skill can work for invincibility time but its invincibility is very short and doesn't protect against earthquakes.
Can be used just for the ATK buff before using your AoE MP3/MP4.

• PvP
  Can be used for the invisibility effect. Enemies in PvP can still see glimpses of you while invisible by seeing the dust upon landing on a platform and the silhouettes whenever you airdash, but that also means you can trick them by airdashing to one side then a moment later holding to the other. Or airdashing up then fastfalling.
  
  Also can be used by melee range simply to freeze time to scan the situation and possibly get a free attack or grab in, because your animation ends faster than the timefreeze ends.

Short AoE forward starting and ending quickly, knocks down. Simple direct damage, also can keep pressing Z to spend 0.4 bars into 2 more hits before it finishes which has a better MP-to-damage rate than normal skills (essentially being Lass's Onrush)
Remember that you can go invisible (X↓) to start with back bonus before casting it.
Chase Level MP cost reduction only reduces the initial cost, so +1 loop.

• ~200.1 x6, last knocks down (1200.6) [19.05]
  0.4 bars for ~200.1 x2 (400.2) [30.02]
  Full 4 bars, 5 loops for 3.9 bars cost: 3201.6 [24.62]
  Full 4 bars, MP1 then 3 loops for 4.0: 3601.8 [27.70]
  
  
  • PvP
    Hits pretty instantly, can combo even on airhit/juggle combo and knocks down on last hit.
    Barely can hit 1 platform down too.
    force-standing 166 x6, last knocks down (996) [15.80]

Not as good for damage as MP2 but this is a big AoE forward that stretches 1 floor up and down.
You also change sides in the middle for possible back hits from the front.

• 150.44 x6 and ~105.3 x8 (1745.04, if 2nd part back hits 2250) [18.17/23.44]
  
  
  • PvP
    You can knock down the opponent, for example with grab, then immediately do MP3 for a wakeup trap.
    force-standing 131 x6, force-standing 91 x7, last knocks down (1423) [14.82]

Giant radius AoE reaching far to both sides and 2 floors up and down.

• ~223 x12 (2676) [20.58]