<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/gamuran" target="_blank">Gamuran</a>, the Shadowkin Support Champion, has often flown under the radar in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. However, with the right strategy, gear, masteries, and blessings, he can be a game-changer, especially in both Arena and PvE settings. Let's dive into what makes Gamuran a unique and versatile champion. <a href="https://youtu.be/45470H_Ezw8" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-d6150783-6d4c-4d57-ba00-4675666bfd9f.PNG" title="Gamuran" alt="Gamuran" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Gamuran’s Skills Overview Seal Scroll (A1) Description: Attacks one enemy twice. Each hit has a 30% chance (up to 50% when fully booked) of placing a [Block Active Skills] debuff for 1 turn. Utility: A reliable debuff to disable enemy abilities, especially crucial in countering champions with dangerous skill sets. Thief of Blood (A2) Description: Attacks all enemies, with an 80% chance of stealing one random buff from each enemy. After stealing, spreads a random buff from Gamuran to all allies. Cooldown: 4 turns (3 turns when fully booked) Utility: Effective for stripping Stone Skin and other protective buffs, making it a versatile AOE skill. The buff spread ensures our team gains extra survivability or offensive boosts. Dread Invocation (A3) Description: Can target either dead or living enemies: If targeting a dead enemy: Places a [Block Revive] debuff on them and then attacks all enemies. The attack ignores 100% DEF and [Shield] buffs, dealing damage based on HP. If targeting a living enemy: Places an unresistable [True Fear] debuff for 2 turns and heals all allies based on enemy MAX HP. Cooldown: 6 turns (4 turns when fully booked) Utility: A powerful control tool, making it a nightmare for teams that rely on revivers or shielding abilities. The True Fear aspect adds a layer of control against living enemies. Soul Charge (Passive) Description: Revives one random ally with 30% HP and 30% Turn Meter whenever an enemy dies. Doesn’t activate if the enemy is killed by [Poison], [HP Burn], [Bomb] debuffs, or [Reflect Damage]. Cooldown: 2 turns (1 turn when booked) Utility: Provides consistent revives, adding survivability to our team in prolonged battles. Gear Recommendations for Gamuran Primary Gear Sets Stone Skin This set is ideal for Gamuran, especially in Arena, where initial protection from nukes is crucial. Running a 4-piece or even a 6-piece Stone Skin set provides Gamuran with extra survivability and prevents him from being easily burst down by enemy attacks. Perception A great option to boost Gamuran’s accuracy, ensuring his debuffs land more reliably. Combining Perception with Stone Skin ensures he has both survivability and the accuracy needed for control. Alternative Gear Considerations Immortal If you’re using Gamuran in PvE content where healing is valuable, an Immortal set can give him a steady HP recovery while boosting his overall HP. Relentless For those who want to see Gamuran take more turns and continuously apply debuffs, Relentless can be an interesting option, though it requires careful stat balancing. Stat Priorities To get the most out of Gamuran, you’ll want to focus on the following primary and substats: Accuracy: This is the top priority for Gamuran to ensure his debuffs, like Block Active Skills and Buff Steal, are landing on enemies. Ideally, aim for 540+ accuracy for end-game content. Speed: Gamuran should be fast enough to control the battlefield and disrupt the enemy before they can act. Speed boots are essential. HP &amp; Defense: Since Gamuran is a support champion who doesn’t deal much damage, we’ll want to make him as tanky as possible. HP and Defense help him survive longer and provide more utility. Resistance: If you can afford it without sacrificing other important stats, a decent amount of resistance can make Gamuran harder to control. Masteries for Gamuran Support Tree Masteries Steadfast: Increases Gamuran’s HP, giving him extra durability. Pinpoint Accuracy: Adds more accuracy, essential for landing debuffs. Charged Focus: Boosts accuracy when Gamuran has no active buffs, useful at the start of a battle. Swarm Smiter: Increases accuracy when facing multiple enemies, ideal for PvE content. Lore of Steel: Enhances set bonuses like Stone Skin and Perception, making them more effective. Cycle of Magic: A chance to reduce cooldowns, perfect for faster ability rotations. Sniper: Boosts the chance of placing debuffs, making Gamuran’s A1 more consistent. Master Hexer: Extends the duration of debuffs, like Block Active Skills, for increased control.&nbsp; Defense Tree Masteries Tough Skin: Adds defense, making Gamuran tankier. Blastproof: Reduces damage taken from AoE attacks, useful in Arena. Rejuvenation: Enhances healing received, providing more sustain. Delay Death: Reduces incoming damage, boosting survivability. Retribution: Grants a chance to counterattack when damaged, giving Gamuran extra chances to block active skills. Deterrence: A chance to counterattack when an ally is targeted with a debuff, further disrupting enemy strategies. It is important to not copy masteries blindly. Instead, players should adjust based on their available gear and how you plan to use Gamuran. <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> for Gamuran Lightning Cage If you manage to awaken Gamuran, Lightning Cage is a strong choice. It provides lightning charges that absorb damage and increase Gamuran's survivability. This synergizes well with his role as a disruptive, utility-focused champion. Temporal Chains Another viable option, especially in Arena. Temporal Chains slows down enemy champions whenever Gamuran or his allies take turns. This fits his control-based playstyle and helps maintain the upper hand in battle. Select blessings that either boost his survivability or enhance his control abilities. Both Lightning Cage and Temporal Chains are excellent depending on your focus. Gamuran Lore Before they were known as Shadowkin, the Dawnlanders of Yakai were made up of many different clans, each with their own hierarchy and ruler. In this regimented society, ceremonies, such as marriages, funerals, and festivals, played an important role in maintaining social harmony. As such, their various rules were strictly enforced, and to break them incurred the most severe of punishments. So it was in the case of Gamuran, the lowly stable boy caught gazing upon his lord’s daughter on the day of her wedding. For his transgression, his eyes were put out, so that they may never again look upon that which they were not worthy to see. Left scarred and furious at his treatment, hatred toward the rulers of Yakai grew in Gamuran’s heart. When the Demonspawn ushered in the age of the Mikage Autocracy, he was one of the first mortals to pledge themselves to Siroth. Though he wished for his sight to be restored in his ascendance to Demonhood, he was bestowed with a gift far greater: the ability to see one’s strength of conviction. This Demonic power made him invaluable to the Mikage, as in an instant he would know whether an individual could be turned to their cause or trusted. He became a judge, jury, and executioner of the regime, and countless prisoners&nbsp;were brought to him one by one to determine whether or not they could be of use. Thousands died on Gamuran’s command, but many more lived, as he saw the weakness in their will that would lead to their servitude. As the Mikage’s power grew, so too did Gamuran’s, and he rose to become a highly senior figure. Weaponizing his gifts in order to gain more influence, he falsely asserted a lack of conviction in his rivals to ruthlessly dispose of any who might challenge him. At the height of the Mikage regime, Gamuran was among the most powerful beings in all of Yakai, a far cry from the lowly stable boy who was blinded for daring to gaze upon a noble’s daughter. After the fall of the Mikage, Gamuran was unrepentant. Unwilling to give up the power he had claimed, he continued his work for Siroth with renewed vigor. Taking his most loyal followers and fleeing the reach of the insurgent rebels, he began to build a new order. He knew there would be many across Yakai who felt lost and confused after the destruction of the Autocracy, and who did not trust the new rebel leadership. Preying upon these insecurities, and using his Demonic gift to find those who could most easily be manipulated, Gamuran formed a cult around himself. Its numbers swelled to thousands as people were drawn to his preaching, finding solace in his explanation of how they had been failed by the rebels, and how none but him could see the true direction of where their society was heading. Throughout Yakai, word spread underground of the vitriolic speaker around whom the shunned and forgotten coalesced, a leader bent on ridding the region of the rebel sickness. This was the birth of the Fellowship of Truesight. Building the cult firmly in his own image, Gamuran commanded that all who would follow him must partake in the ritual removal of their eyes, so as to ‘better see the truth’. While he has far greater ambitions that concern regions beyond even the borders of Yakai, for now, Gamuran must contend with survival. Fearful of both the rebels and fellow exiled Mikage who remember his scheming, he keeps his Fellowship of Truesight relatively hidden, skulking among the shadows, recruiting those who feel at a loss in this new world. As his army of blinded followers grows, Gamuran plots, and waits for the opportunity to restore himself to power in Yakai. When he feels he has a number truly capable of challenging the rebel leadership, and subjugating any remaining Mikage Demonspawn who would dare defy him, he will present his army to Siroth, and ask for gifts and reinforcements to aid him in his ascension. With an army of devout Demonic followers that Siroth could provide, all in Yakai will surely fall to his will, and those who will not serve him will be slaughtered. Perhaps then, when he has a whole nation at his mercy, the lowly stable boy who was brutally punished for daring to act above his station will finally feel his need for power has been satisfied. Conclusion Gamuran might not deal massive damage, but his ability to control and disrupt enemy teams makes him an exceptional utility champion. If you’re looking for an off-meta pick to surprise your opponents or need a reliable support for PvE, Gamuran is worth the investment.

Gamuran RAID Shadow Legends guide: Discover his top gear, masteries, blessings, and strategies to dominate both Arena and PvE. Unleash his hidden potential!

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<a href="https://youtu.be/vQVbZ9pE59A" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Marius the Gallant</a> has quickly risen as one of the most formidable champions in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. As a Legendary Defense Champion from the Skinwalkers faction, he offers incredible utility, survivability, and devastating damage potential. This guide delves into why Marius is a must-have, how to build him, where he excels, and how to maximize his effectiveness through gear, masteries, and blessings. <a href="https://youtu.be/vQVbZ9pE59A" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-6caac318-29c3-4e6a-806a-c667257fa5d6.PNG" title="Marius the Gallant" alt="Marius the Gallant" style="width: 800px; height: 470px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Champion Overview &amp; Stats Role: Legendary Defense Champion Faction: Skinwalkers Total Stats HP: 19,815 Attack (ATK): 716 Defense (DEF): 1,542 Speed (SPD): 110 Critical Rate (C.RATE): 15% Critical Damage (C.DMG): 50% Resistance (RES): 30 Accuracy (ACC): 20 Marius’s impressive base stats make him both resilient and powerful, with a strong emphasis on defense and speed. His high defense allows him to deal significant damage while remaining difficult to take down. Skills Breakdown Auric Lance (A1) Description: Attacks all enemies with a 35% chance of placing an **[Enfeeble]** debuff for 1 turn. This skill scales with [Defense], making it a powerful tool for weakening enemies while maximizing Marius’s own damage. Upgrades Available - Level 2: +10% Damage - Level 3: +5% Buff/Debuff Chance - Level 4: +10% Damage - Level 5: +10% Buff/Debuff Chance Death or Glory (A2) Description: This AOE skill attacks all enemies three times, with each hit reducing the duration of all enemy buffs by 1 turn. It scales with both [Defense] and [Enemy MAX HP], making it extremely effective for removing buffs and dealing damage to high-health foes. Upgrades Available - Level 2: +10% Damage - Level 3: +10% Damage - Level 4: Cooldown -1 Galloping Thunder (A3) Description: Places a 50% [Increase ACC]&nbsp;buff and a 60% [Increase DEF] buff on all allies for 3 turns, then places a [Stun] debuff on the enemy with the highest Turn Meter for 1 turn. This skill also grants an extra turn, allowing Marius to maintain a relentless pace in battle. Upgrades Available - Level 2: Cooldown -1 - Level 3: Cooldown -1 Steadfast Knight (Passive) Description: Marius is immune to Turn Meter reduction effects and **[Decrease SPD]** debuffs. Whenever an enemy changes form or attempts to reduce his Turn Meter, Marius counterattacks with his default skill. Aura Effect: Increases Ally DEF in all Battles by 35%. Recommended Gear for Marius the Gallant Primary Stats Ring: Defense-based for enhanced survivability. Amulet: Critical Damage to amplify Marius’s offensive power. Banner: Focus on Accuracy to ensure consistent debuff application. Set Recommendations Lethal Set: Boosts Marius’s damage output and provides an advantage against enemy defenses. Speed on Boots: Ensures Marius remains fast, maintaining his turn cycle and allowing for consistent buffing, debuffing, and damage output. Defense Percentage on Chest: Maximizes Marius’s tankiness while enhancing his damage potential. Critical Damage Gauntlets (Perception): Optimizes his damage output, with additional stats like crit rate, speed, and accuracy being highly desirable. Substats to Focus On Speed: Keeps Marius active in battles, enabling him to control the fight and provide consistent support. Critical Damage &amp; Crit Rate: Maximizes his damage potential, ensuring critical hits land frequently. Accuracy: Essential for landing debuffs and maintaining crowd control over enemies. Masteries for Marius the Gallant Offense Tree Deadly Precision: Increases Marius's Critical Rate for more frequent critical hits. Keen Strike: Boosts his Critical Damage to maximize attack impact. Heart of Glory: Increases damage when Marius is at full HP. Whirlwind of Death: Increases speed with each enemy killed, useful for wave-based content. Single Out: Increases damage to enemies with low HP. Kill Streak: Provides stacking damage for each enemy killed. Helmsmasher: Offers a chance to ignore a portion of enemy defense, significantly boosting Marius’s overall damage. Defense Tree Tough Skin: Boosts Marius’s defense for increased survivability. Blastproof: Reduces damage taken from AoE attacks. Rejuvenation: Increases healing and shield effects on Marius. Delay Death: Reduces damage taken from successive hits. Alternative Options For a more control-oriented build, consider delving into the **Support Tree** with masteries like **Evil Eye** (reduces enemy Turn Meter on A1) or **Sniper** (increases debuff chance). Recommended <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/blessing" target="_blank">Blessings</a> for Marius the Gallant Brimstone (Chaos Blessing) Provides a chance to place a Smite debuff on enemies, dealing extra damage. Great for boosting Marius's overall damage output, especially in longer battles. Polymorph (Support Blessing) Transforms enemies into a sheep when they attempt to place debuffs on Marius or his allies, adding an extra layer of crowd control. Ward of the Fallen (Defense Blessing) Passively summons skeletal minions to absorb damage when certain conditions are met, enhancing Marius’s tankiness and utility. Temporal Chains (Support Blessing) Reduces enemy speed when they take damage from Marius, providing even more turn control. Lore of Marius the Gallant The legend of Marius the Gallant continues to inspire Skinwalkers and their allies even today, so many years after his apparent death. His story shows both the power and the potential of the Skinwalker transformation, and illustrates how, to some, it may not be a curse, but a blessing. Marius’ story begins during the Red Crusade, when Skinwalkers were hunted across Anhelt by the Sacred Order and their allies. Then a minor knight in service to a Banner Lord of Kaerok, Marius was already exceptional. Many of his fellow knights considered him the epitome of chivalry; a handsome, strong, and brave hero in the making. He had hunted bandits and dangerous beasts in the hills, and even once defeated the rotten Undead monstrosity known as Vogoth the Accursed. But it was his connection to his warhorse, Stormheart, that truly drew the attention of Marius’ peers. The animal was no less exceptional than its master, being of superb stock and glossy of mane. Stormheart could gallop farther and for longer than any other steed, and was as courageous as Marius himself. Indeed, some attested that Stormheart possessed an unusual eagerness for combat. The horse seemed to relish the sound its hooves made as they crushed bone. Moreover, while every knight learns to ride, few did so with the preternatural skill displayed by Marius. A consummate cavalryman, he and Stormheart worked together so seamlessly that onlookers often wondered if there was sorcery at work. The truth was, Marius and Stormheart were simply made for one another; theirs that rare partnership of man and animal that elevates both above their respective limitations. When his lord joined the Crusade, Marius followed as was his duty, but he was not shy about sharing his reservations as to the nature of their enemy. He could not help but see the Skinwalkers as victims rather than monsters. To his mind, they were no different to sufferers of plague or leprosy. Most weren’t even dangerous, save for a brief period after their transformation. But for all his misgivings, Marius was loyal to his lord, though he tried his best to hunt only those Skinwalkers who he believed had fully given in to their bestial selves and become monstrous. It was during one such hunt that Marius and his followers were ambushed by a drove of savage, porcine-featured Skinwalkers. Though Marius killed the leader of the drove, his followers were slain to a man, and Stormheart was fatally wounded. Marius’ mighty steed lay dying. Unable to bear seeing his dear companion in such agony, Marius drew his sword and ended the courageous horse’s life. In that moment, his own life became something much different. In the instant Stormheart died, his powerful spirit thundered into Marius, and his master was transformed into a towering creature, part man, part horse. There was no battle between horse and man's soul as with almost all Skinwalkers, but a conjoining, a homecoming, a bringing together of friends into a most unbreakable bond. Marius had become one of the very creatures he was sworn to destroy. But rather than succumbing to bestial impulse like so many of his fellow Skinwalkers, Marius was saved by the strong bond between himself and his steed. Even as his body twisted into a new form, his mind remained whole and stable, if somewhat confused. In the days that followed, that confusion gave way to a new sense of purpose. Marius believed that his transformation had happened for a reason, that he had been chosen to show his fellow knights the error of their ways. Thus began the legend of Marius the Gallant. Bearing his shield and lance, and his old garb to show to his old comrades he was still, in a sense, one of them, he galloped into battle against both his old allies on behalf of those they unjustly persecuted, as well as those Skinwalkers who threatened innocent lives. He became a hero to those Skinwalkers who wished for peace, and more than once led packs and herds into battle against their oppressors. Marius’ apparent death came in the foothills of Frostheim, when a band of knights of Kaerok attacked a village of peaceful Skinwalkers. Marius led the defense of the settlement, but joined forces with the attackers when the battle awakened a lurking horde of Skellags from a nearby frozen lake. Though Marius won the day, he was badly wounded. As he lay dying, an enigmatic woman, sheathed in holy light, appeared and knelt beside him. She was seen to whisper to him as he breathed his last. And when she rose to her feet, Marius the Gallant had vanished from the world, leaving behind only the stain of his blood and the lasting legend of his heroism. Conclusion Marius the Gallant is a game-changing champion who can elevate any team’s performance across multiple game modes. With his blend of AOE damage, buff removal, strong defensive capabilities, and the right blessings, Marius is truly a champion worth building. Gear him up, select the optimal masteries and blessings, and you’ll have a powerhouse ready to conquer even the toughest challenges RAID has to offer. Happy Raiding!

Marius the Gallant in RAID: Shadow Legends - Discover optimal builds, gear, masteries, blessings, and lore to maximize this legendary Skinwalker champion.

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Marius the Gallant: Top Champion in RAID (Build & Guide)

Welcome to another comprehensive <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a> guide! Today, we’ll dive deep into <a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/tatura-rimehide" target="_blank">Tatura Rimehide</a>, one of the most versatile support champions in the game. Whether you're pulling Tatura from the vault for the first time or optimizing their build, there's a lot to appreciate about this champion’s incredible utility across multiple game modes. Why Tatura Rimehide Deserves Your Attention Despite being around for a few years, Tatura Rimehide has proven their value with an underrated kit full of buffs, debuffs, and defensive utility. This makes them a strong contender in PvE and PvP content alike, including Doom Tower, Clan Boss, Hydra, and even Arena battles. Tatura’s versatility shines, and we’re here to break down how you can make the most of this multi-faceted champion. <a href="https://youtu.be/dgfHfK35md4" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-b10ab072-a5a3-48fe-b3dd-7d5fe5efc89e.PNG" title="Tatura Rimehide" alt="Tatura Rimehide" style="width: 800px; height: 468px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Skills Overview Solar Ray (A1) Attacks one enemy with an 80% chance of placing a 50% [Decrease ACC] debuff for 2 turns. Damage is based on Tatura’s defense. Value: This skill is particularly useful for reducing enemy accuracy, which is critical in boss battles and higher-level content like Doom Tower. Wings of Shelter (A2) Places a [Block Debuffs] buff and a 60% [Increase DEF] buff on all allies for 2 turns (cooldown reducible). Value: This ability provides crucial protection and defense boosts, making it ideal for keeping your team resilient in fights against debuff-heavy opponents and tough bosses. Otherworld Breach (A3) AoE attack that places a [Perfect Veil] on all allies (except Tatura) for 2 turns and a shield on Tatura for 2 turns, equal to 20% of the damage dealt. Value: This skill adds both protection and survivability, making Tatura a pivotal defensive support unit in prolonged engagements. Passive - Glimmer Hide Reflects 30% of the damage received back to the attacker and has a 30% chance to place a [Freeze] debuff on the attacker for 1 turn. Value: This passive enhances Tatura’s utility by providing reactive crowd control while reflecting damage, making them a disruptive force on defense. Aura Increases ally DEF in Doom Tower battles by 35%. Value: This Aura cements Tatura’s role as a defensive linchpin for Doom Tower content, providing a substantial defense boost to all allies. Top Gear for Tatura Rimehide Bolster Set Primary Use: General PvE and Arena support. Gear Strategy: The Bolster set provides a protected shield and a 10% heal every turn, offering excellent sustain and survivability for Tatura and allies. This build is great for content where prolonged fights and shielding are crucial. Stat Focus: HP and Defense to maximize the shield’s effectiveness. Speed is important for faster skill rotations, and balanced Crit Rate can enhance damage output. Guardian Set Build Primary Use: High damage mitigation for allies, especially useful in Hydra, Doom Tower, and longer fights. Gear Strategy: The Guardian set absorbs 10% of all damage dealt to allies. This synergizes with Tatura’s tanky kit, enhancing team protection while providing constant healing. Stat Focus: Build HP, Defense, and Speed. Consider Crit Rate for a hybrid damage approach. Mastery Recommendations: Use defensive and support trees to maximize mitigation and survivability. Nine-Piece Protection Set Primary Use: Long battles, particularly in Hydra content. Gear Strategy: This build maximizes buffs through the nine-piece protection setup. Tatura’s three buffs (Perfect Veil, Increase DEF, and Block Debuffs) result in a 15% damage boost, making this build incredibly potent in prolonged battles. Stat Focus: Prioritize Speed to maintain high buff uptime and cycle through abilities faster. Relentless Set Build Primary Use: Hydra and longer fights. Gear Strategy: The Relentless set grants an 18% chance to take an extra turn, helping Tatura keep buffs active and skills available more frequently. This is especially valuable in content where continuous buffs and debuffs are essential. Stat Focus: Focus on Speed, HP, and Defense. Additional Crit Rate is helpful for those looking to add more damage. Note: Be aware of the downside—Relentless can strip buffs from your team due to extra turns. Frost and Frostbite Set for Arena Primary Use: Crowd control in Arena and wave content. Gear Strategy: By combining Tatura’s passive freeze ability with Frost and Frostbite sets, this build maximizes freezing potential to disrupt enemy teams. This setup is especially useful against wave-based PvE content and Arena teams. Stat Focus: Prioritize HP, Defense, and Accuracy to ensure freezes land consistently. Masteries for Tatura Rimehide General Mastery Setup for All-Around Utility This setup focuses on a balanced approach to enhance Tatura's defensive and supportive capabilities while providing moderate damage output. Suitable for PvE and PvP content. Offense Tree Deadly Precision (+5% Crit Rate) Keen Strike (+10% Crit Damage) Heart of Glory (Increases damage dealt by 5% when attacking with full HP) Whirlwind of Death (Increases Speed for each enemy killed) Cycle of Violence (Chance to reduce cooldown when dealing high damage) War Master (Chance to inflict bonus damage based on enemy MAX HP; ideal for Clan Boss) Defense Tree Tough Skin (+75 Defense) Blastproof (Reduces AoE damage) Resurgent (Chance to remove a debuff when hit) Delay Death (Reduces consecutive hit damage) Cycle of Revenge (Increases Turn Meter when an ally is critically hit) Retribution (Chance to counterattack when hit with a critical hit) Tank-Focused Mastery Setup for High Survivability Emphasizes tankiness and team protection. Defense Tree - Tough Skin - Blastproof - Resurgent - Delay Death - Solidarity (Increases ally resistance) or Selfless Defender (Reduces damage received by an ally) - Bulwark (Decreases all ally damage) Support Tree - Steadfast (Max HP boost) - Healing Savior (Increases healing/shielding effects on low-HP allies) - Rapid Response (Chance to increase Turn Meter when a buff expires) - Cycle of Magic (Chance to reduce cooldown of random skills) - Lasting Gifts (Extends duration of buffs) Mastery Setup for Arena &amp; Crowd Control Builds Optimized for maximizing control via freezes. Defense Tree - Tough Skin - Blastproof - Resurgent - Delay Death - Cycle of Revenge - Retribution (For increased chances to land freezes through counterattacks) Support Tree - Pinpoint Accuracy (+10 Accuracy) - Charged Focus (Increases accuracy when no skills are on cooldown) - Swarm Smiter (Increases Accuracy for each enemy alive) - Master Hexer (Increases debuff duration) Best Blessings for Tatura Rimehide Brimstone Effect: Brimstone places a Smite debuff on the enemy, which deals significant damage based on the enemy's max HP. Use Case: This blessing is highly effective in PvE content like Hydra or Doom Tower, as it enhances Tatura’s overall damage output while maintaining their support role. Consideration: Ensure Tatura has sufficient accuracy to reliably apply the Smite debuff for maximum effectiveness. General Blessing Tips Accuracy: Prioritize blessings that require accuracy only if you can meet the necessary thresholds for reliability. Utility-Based Choices: Choose blessings based on the intended role of Tatura—whether to maximize defensive and supportive capabilities or to enhance damage output in longer battles. Awakening Levels: Higher awakening levels unlock more powerful blessings. Choose accordingly based on your Tatura’s awakening status. Lore of Tatura Rimehide Magic exists in every corner of Teleria. It is in the world's very essence, and has endured throughout its history. Magic lives inside living things of all ages and races, whether children, newly born into the world with gifts that no-one understands, or great and powerful beasts that have been revered for centuries. Magics reside everywhere, and it gives life to all things in Teleria. Some can be comprehended, some are deeply misunderstood, and some are beyond all mortal knowledge. It is the last of these that dwells within the creature known as Tatura Rimehide – a creature whose magic is one of wisdom, grace, and benevolence. A mighty, winged, and leonine chimera of ice and rime, Tatura cuts a striking figure wherever he prowls. His skin is pale blue, made brighter by the sheen of his golden armor and mask. Any enemy unfortunate enough to find themselves before Tatura's charge is run through with horns of razor-sharp ice. An ancient beast, Tatura has witnessed almost all of Teleria's history. He was there during the first wars between Lumaya and Siroth. He watched as the mortal races claimed their places in the world and created kingdoms, and he observed those same kingdoms fought with one another over ‘petty things’ during the Age of Treachery while Siroth plotted his return. The conflicts of the mortal races during the Age of Treachery gave many Demonspawn and necromancers space and time to pursue their nefarious schemes without persecution. The Winterlands, Tatura’s home, was sparsely populated and rumors told of ancient powers hidden there that evil forces sought out. Demonspawn incursions became more frequent, and necromancers stalked the snowy wastes, with retinues of Undead raised from Teleria’s many battlefields. Tatura fended them off as best as he could for years, fighting beside the few Norr people who lived there or, very often, alone. Though Tatura was successful in countless battles, his strength waned as time drew on, and each attack was increasingly likely to be his last. His strength had been pushed to breaking point when another coterie of necromancers attacked the Winterlands with hosts of thralls, and forced Tatura to retreat. They caught up with him at a frozen lake surrounded by towering mountains. The necromancers’ shambling hordes closed in on him as a massive snowstorm whipped up. Though weakened by years of struggle and fierce fighting, Tatura stood firm, expecting this to be his final battle. But it was not to be. Through the blizzard strode a mighty figure draped in a red coat, clad in a suit of plate armor embossed with an image of a great stag, and bearing a colossal sword on his shoulder. With a warm smile on his white-bearded face, he told Tatura hope was not lost, and that Light could yet win out. They fought together, back to back, for an hour, cutting down the minions of Darkness. Both were hard-pressed when another stranger appeared – a winged angel, armored in gold, wielding a long spear. She descended from the skies shrouded in electric-blue lightning, slamming into the Undead. Tatura was emboldened once again, and fought with a strength he had not felt in his weary muscles for many years, tearing apart zombies, ghouls, and wights with his claws. Together, these three warriors – Sir Nicholas, Gliseah Soulguide, and Tatura Rimehide – destroyed the necromantic horrors around them and slaughtered their evil masters, securing the safety of the Winterlands for another day. When the last of their enemies had fallen, the warriors spoke together. They shared grim tidings from the south, and Tatura spoke of his observations from his centuries of living. They decided they would band together to protect the Winterlands from any future incursions and, if needed, go to the aid of the rest of Teleria if tidings became dark indeed. Glad to have found friendship, Tatura returned with the warriors to Sir Nicholas' hall, which became his new home. Together, Tatura, Sir Nicholas, and Gliseah have become figureheads of resistance against the machinations of Siroth in the Winterlands, and symbols of hope to all who dwell there. Many times have they traveled further afield when their strength and courage has been desperately needed, rallying the hopeless and relieving the besieged across Anhelt and Peltas. Time and time again, Tatura has seen the strength of the mortal races tested and proven against the forces of Darkness, and no longer does he dismiss them so readily as he has in the past. He knows that, when the time comes, enough of them will always stand firm against whatever onslaught Siroth might have prepared to cast against them. And Tatura will be proud to fight by their side. Conclusion Tatura Rimehide offers unmatched versatility as a defensive support champion in RAID: Shadow Legends. With the right gear, masteries, and blessings, they excel in PvE and PvP content. Don’t let Tatura gather dust in the vault—optimize them today and elevate your team’s success across all game modes!

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Tatura Rimehide: The Most Versatile Support Build & Guide for RAID: Shadow Legends

Welcome to our complete guide for&nbsp;Odin Faefather&nbsp;in <a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. If you're reading this, congratulations on owning one of the most versatile and powerful champions in the game. However, understanding how to build and use Odin effectively can be tricky. Here, we’ll break down everything you need to know about maximizing Odin's potential, from his skills to the best gear, masteries, blessings, and arena strategies. Odin Faefather Skills Breakdown <a href="https://youtu.be/42xin44hejM" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-a4b44401-d099-4f91-997d-e277be634dba.PNG" title="Odin Faefather" alt="Odin Faefather" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Odin Faefather’s skillset is what makes him stand out as a powerful support champion with significant debuffing and control capabilities: A1 - Stinge of Gunger Attacks one enemy with a 50% chance (increasing through upgrades) of placing a Berserk debuff for two turns. This unique debuff causes the affected enemy to deal and receive increased damage. While it cannot be placed on bosses, it is a strategic tool to manipulate enemy damage potential in the arena and other content. The damage is based on [ATK]. A2 - Storm of Familiars Removes all buffs from all enemies and has an 80% chance of placing a 60% Decrease Defense debuff for two turns, as well as an 80% chance of placing a Stun debuff for one turn. This non-damaging ability is exceptional for controlling enemy teams and reducing their survivability. Once fully upgraded, it is available on a shorter cooldown, making it a potent tool for PvP and wave content. A3 - Asgardian Judgment Attacks one enemy, stealing all their buffs before dealing damage that depends on their type (ATK, DEF, or HP). This attack ignores 100% of the target’s defense, making it an incredibly powerful nuke. Additionally, if the target is killed by this skill, it revives a random dead ally with 50% HP and 50% Turn Meter. This versatility makes it useful for both offensive and support roles. Passive - Odin’s Wisdom Every nine turns, Odin places a Block Damage buff on himself for one turn and spreads all buffs from himself to his allies. This ability offers strong survivability and team utility, enhancing overall combat effectiveness. Aura Increases the Speed of Void Affinity allies in the arena by 40%, providing a substantial boost to ensure Odin’s team often acts first in battles. Base Stats Overview Odin Faefather’s stats, as seen in the provided visuals, emphasize a solid balance of HP, DEF, and SPD for a support champion: HP: 18,825 – Solid for a support role, ensuring he can withstand considerable incoming damage. DEF: 1,321 – Provides decent resistance to damage, allowing Odin to stay in the fight longer. SPD: 105 – A good base speed to build upon, crucial for making the most of his crowd control abilities. C. RATE &amp; C. DMG: Moderate starting values indicate his primary role is not pure damage but more utility and support. ACC: Low base accuracy, which makes focusing on accuracy through gear and masteries even more critical for landing debuffs consistently. Gear Recommendations for Odin Faefather Building Odin Faefather properly is critical to unleashing his full potential. Here’s how to gear him effectively: Primary Gear Focus Survivability,&nbsp;speed, and&nbsp;accuracy are the core stats to prioritize. This ensures Odin can take turns quickly, land his impactful debuffs, and stay alive in battle. Recommended Gear Sets Stone Skin + Pinpoint This combination provides exceptional survivability and protection, making it ideal for high-stakes battles, especially in PvP scenarios. Triple Perception Set&nbsp;(if Stone Skin is unavailable) Focuses on boosting accuracy and speed, ensuring consistent debuff application and fast turns. Combination - Stone Skin + Perception Balances survivability with accuracy, offering strong control capabilities. Feral Gear (if available) Useful for additional accuracy boosts, a critical stat for ensuring Odin lands his debuffs. Stat Priorities Speed: Vital for quick turns, ensuring Odin’s skills are used effectively. Accuracy: Crucial for landing his crowd control and debuffs, particularly in high-end content. HP% or DEF%: Enhances survivability. Crit Rate and Crit Damage: While not the main focus, these stats can boost his damage output when built as a secondary role. Masteries for Odin Faefather Masteries enhance Odin’s utility, control, and damage potential: Recommended Masteries Support Tree Master Hexer: Extends debuff durations. Sniper: Increases debuff application chances. Offense Tree Warmaster: Adds damage based on enemy max HP. Accuracy and Resistance Eagle Eye: Boosts accuracy, crucial for consistent debuffing. Blessings for Odin Faefather Blessings provide additional enhancements to Odin’s combat prowess: Life Harvest: Offers utility and survivability, especially against enemies with revival mechanics. Intimidating Presence: Enhances Odin’s aura effectiveness. Arena Strategy In the arena, Odin Faefather’s high-speed aura and versatile kit make him a strong leader. He can strip buffs, apply control, and provide burst damage. Build void-centric teams around him to maximize the benefits of his aura. Odin Faefather Lore One of the first Fae created during the Dance of Darkness, Odin is the wise leader of his people in the Redspike Mountains, one all look up to. For over a decade, Odin climbed the peaks, explored the valleys, and observed the wildlife of the Redspikes alone. During this time his only friends were the ravens, mountain horses, and wolves, creatures with whom he found a simple yet satisfying affinity. His closest friend was an eight-legged steed, whom he named Sleipnir. Odin loved to learn, possessing a deep wanderlust, for wherever he went there were new things to see, hear, smell, and feel. His thirst for knowledge was so great he was willing to endure almost any suffering to acquire it. When he encountered the malicious Firstborn, Mimir, a voracious information-seeker, he agreed to pluck out one of his eyes in exchange for the being's knowledge of Teleria and its history. The Odin who finally encountered more Fae over a decade after he first set foot in the Redspike Mountains learned in his year alone powers of healing, poetry, future-scrying, and battle, and acquired the mighty spear Gungnir. All Fae he met admired him, and there were thousands. Thor loved him for his knowledge and toughness. Freyja loved him for his wisdom and curiosity. To at first have so few friends then suddenly be the leader of thousands was an unexpected change, but Odin saw this as another opportunity to learn. The Fae needed homes, and so he oversaw the construction of Asgard and dozens more keep-houses using knowledge Mimir gave him. Though they loved him as a father, Odin was a distant leader to his new followers. He was prone to becoming lost in thought and never abandoned his love for wandering Teleria. He often disappeared from Asgard without warning, always acting as if nothing had happened when he returned and that he had always been around. In a way, many people of Asgard believed he had, for some of his animal familiars always stayed behind like winged and clawed stewards. The Fae were sure Odin could communicate with the creatures, even seeing and hearing events through their eyes and ears. For centuries, the Redspikes Fae flourished. Early in the Age of Treachery another Fae joined them, called Loki. Quick of wit and sharp of tongue, he was well-liked by almost all. He delighted the young with his shape-shifting abilities. He listened to fellow roamer Odin's lessons for hours in attentive silence, and in return taught the Wisest Fae of distant lands. What should have been a fruitful relationship however was not quite that for Odin. He was suspicious. Loki never fully laid out his life's story, and his uncanny ability to always find the perfect thing to say brought much doubt to Odin's mind. When Loki disappeared from Asgard without warning, Odin was sad, for he would no longer hear tales of distant places and creatures, troubled because Loki could cause much mischief – or worse – elsewhere, and relieved that the trickster Fae would no longer be an influential presence in Asgard – all at the same time. Loki had been gone for decades when the War of Kaerok erupted with the armies of Frostheim surged from the Redspikes into the lowlands of Anhelt, razing towns and cities by the dozen. Despite the ferocity of the assault, the Free Cities of Kaerok were united by Acelin the Stalwart, who rallied their disparate armies and, alongside the Elves and Sacred Order, invaded and conquered Frostheim. The Sacred Order in particular fought to quash the myriad spiritualities that thrived in the Redspikes, and saw this included the Frostheimers love of the Fae. They put dozens of hall-keeps to the torch and killed and displaced hundreds of Fae. Asgard only escaped discovery thanks to Freyja Fateweaver, who cast a great blizzard-shroud over the region to shield it from mortal eyes and blades. Thus isolated, Asgard declined in the years that followed and many Fae departed. Odin took to wandering the empty halls. Where there was once life and conversation, there was quiet. Where there was once life and growth, there was decay. These were new experiences for Odin, ones he could not enjoy. Centuries passed, and memories of a bustling Asgard all but faded, including that of the mischievous trickster that once frequented Odin's great hall-keep. When Freyja suddenly experienced a prophecy pertaining to Loki, the Fire Knight, and the Waters of Life, Odin was stunned and his faith in his own wisdom was shattered. He had had no clue that the Trickster was capable of such catastrophic foolishness. He had thought Loki was untrustworthy, perhaps dangerous to mortals if he was so inclined, but not capable of initiating events that could plunge Teleria into oblivion. Cold fury took Odin. Conclusion Odin Faefather is a powerful and versatile champion with a mix of support, control, and offensive capabilities. With the right build, gear, masteries, and blessings, you can unlock his full potential and dominate in both PvP and PvE content.

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Complete Odin Faefather Guide: Build, Skills, Gear, Masteries, Blessings & Arena Strategy

<a href="https://raidhq.gg/raid/champions/kaja-the-wry" target="_blank">Kaja the Wry</a>, a Banner Lord Spirit Affinity legendary champion, is one of the most fascinating support champions released in 2023. Known for her unique aesthetic and incredibly versatile skill set, Kaja brings a mix of revival, healing, cleansing, and debuff management to the table, making her a top-tier champion for many scenarios in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.raidshadowlegends.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">RAID: Shadow Legends</a>. Kaja the Wry Overview Faction: Banner Lords Role: Support Affinity: Spirit Rarity: Legendary <a href="https://youtu.be/it9m6nUup2U" target="_blank"><img src="https://api.flotiq.com/image/0x0/_media-b02210fb-4c42-476d-8450-9923a0d1b082.PNG" title="Kaja the Wry" alt="Kaja the Wry" style="width: 800px; height: 469px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"></a> Skills Overview A1 - Firecracker Effect: Attacks one enemy and heals Kaja by 10% of her max HP. If Timit the Fool is on the same team, all allies are healed by the same amount. Damage Scaling: Based on ATK. A2 - Back With A Bang Effect: Revives all dead allies with 50% HP and a 50% turn meter, placing a 30% Increase C. RATE and 30% Increase C. DMG buff for 2 turns. If Timit the Fool is on the same team and dead, he is revived with full HP and a full turn meter. Cooldown: 6 turns (can be reduced by skill upgrades). A3 - Royal Flush Effect: Fills the turn meter of all allies by 20% and removes two random debuffs from each ally. If Timit the Fool is on the team, it removes all debuffs and applies a block debuffs buff for 1 turn. Cooldown: 5 turns (can be reduced by skill upgrades). Passive - Dynamic Duo Effect: All turn meter reduction effects are decreased by 50% when used against Kaja. If Timit is on the team, Kaja becomes immune to turn meter reduction. If an enemy tries to decrease her turn meter, it fills her turn meter instead. Aura Effect: Increases ally speed in all battles by 19%. Overall Strengths Strong Reviver: Kaja’s revival skill provides significant team recovery potential. Cleansing and Buff Control: Her ability to remove debuffs and manipulate turn meter makes her versatile for both PvE and PvP content. High Synergy with Timit the Fool: Many of her abilities gain enhanced effects when paired with Timit, making her especially strong with him on the team. Gear Recommendations for Kaja the Wry To maximize Kaja’s effectiveness, focus on speed, HP, and resistance, making her a formidable support champion in both PvE and PvP. Primary Stats High HP: Maximizes healing from her A1 (Firecracker). Speed: High speed ensures frequent turns. High Resistance: Enhances debuff resistance, boosting her effectiveness. Recommended Gear Sets Stoneskin Set: Provides durability, especially useful for PvP. Resistance and Speed Sets: Boosts turn frequency and resistance. Masteries for Kaja the Wry Support Tree - Rejuvenation- Shadow Hea- Timely Intervention- Cycle of Magic- Lasting Gifts Defense Tree - Unshakable- Resurgent- Cycle of Revenge Mastery Alternatives Warmaster: PvE-focused for increased boss damage. Timely Intervention: Quick responses to ally health drops. Blessings for Kaja the Wry Intimidating Presence: Enhances aura effects, ideal for supportive builds. Emergency Heal (Optional for shield teams): Provides instant healing. Ward of the Fallen (Unconventional): Adds Bone Armor for extra protection. PvE and PvP Performance Kaja excels in various PvE and PvP scenarios, showcasing her versatility and utility across different game modes. PvE: Kaja’s healing, cleansing, and revival abilities make her a prime pick for wave content and challenging encounters. In Doom Tower and dungeons, her kit allows her to keep allies alive, remove pesky debuffs, and manage turn meter effectively. PvP: While she may not be a meta-defining champion, Kaja’s combination of turn meter control, debuff removal, and revives can turn the tide of battles, especially when paired with Timit the Fool for enhanced effects. Arena Showcase: Kaja in Action Kaja shines in the arena, especially against teams relying on heavy debuffs. Her cleansing, healing, and revival can counter many compositions, making her a strong counterpick for certain meta teams. Pairing her with Timit the Fool allows for even greater utility, as her skill enhancements with him on the team make her more threatening and resilient. Kaja the Wry’s Lore When she was young, Kaja, heiress of Doeurtine Barony in southeast Kaerok, was told by her doting parents that there was nothing she could not achieve. There was only one kind of thing Kaja absolutely was not allowed to become: an embarrassment and disgrace to Doeurtine. But, it seemed, that was the one and only thing she wanted to be most of all. From the moment she began to speak straight through her violently turbulent teenage years, she questioned and criticized every aspect of her cushioned existence. Tutors, priests, councilors, drillmasters, and her beleaguered parents alike all tried to mold her, and each failed. She mocked Lumayan ritual, and scorned the knights and footmen of her family’s armies, calling them dogs of the state and arbitrary oppressors. She found scholarship crushingly dull, and magic little more than a gimmick. Her short-tempered, gloomy, cutting attitude earned her the name Kaja the Wry, and other, cruder ones, besides. Her parents finally told her she should cease her rebellious and petulant ways or have the title of court jester. Kaja felt oddly comfortable receiving this ultimatum. Gripped with a passion she had never felt before, she worked in secret with the blacksmiths and seamstresses of the manor to make a grand costume for herself. Part knightly armor, part jongleur getup, part lady’s dress, and part macabre death-mask, she saw it as a pastiche of all the Banner Lords’ overblown, egotistic excesses. She debuted her creation unannounced, interrupting lesser lords petitioning her parents in their great hall. She captured the attention of everyone with her high, clear, commanding voice, improvised dance, table-stomping acrobatics, and the splattering of a melon with her fool’s-head bauble. Her shameless display was so effortlessly compelling that no one interrupted her. After a while, some of the noble plaintiffs grew genuinely entertained by her antics, forgetting the awkwardness of her unwarranted intrusion. It crescendoed with a thorough excoriation of her parents, in which she quoted from the Dwarf Fodbor the Bard’s notorious ‘uses for a scroll roller’ monologue. When she delivered the final punchline, one of the assembled nobles finally let out an unrestrained laugh, and Kaja beamed. The baron rose from his seat, at last finding his tongue, and bellowed that Kaja would be exiled from the barony if she did not immediately apologize. She raged that she had finally accomplished something worthwhile, found meaning and purpose. Crying out again and again that she had really and truly gotten a laugh, she rushed over to a nearby courtier. Unable or unwilling to attack her parents, she displaced her resentment onto him. Kaja beat him savagely before being tackled and dragged off by several guards, and giggled all the way to the dungeons. But after she was shoved into a cell and sternly warned to behave, the household scrambled to contain the repercussions of her scandalous actions and lost focus on her. She played up her apparent madness and pretended to be crazed with lust, luring the lone guardsman left behind to mind her into her cell. She strangled him and retrieved her bloodstained scepter, which had been confiscated. Then she fled her estate, throwing her future away with nihilistic glee, and would thereafter let sheer whimsy be her guide through life. After some days of wandering, Kaja came upon a crossroads close to Kaerok Castle. Arriving at the same time as her was the hulking misfit Timit the Fool, and when she realized that two vagabonds in jester outfits had randomly crossed paths, she broke into hysterical laughter. Timit laughed too, and so began a legendary, infamous partnership in crime, comedy, and chaos. They both wanted nothing but to thumb their noses at society at large, and neither cared any longer who got hurt in the process. With Kaja’s knowledge of high society and Timit’s massive presence, they terrorized the wealthy and powerful with random, pointless acts of destruction and vandalism. One of their first escapades was toppling a new and expensive equestrian statue set up by one Lord Jurius Vasquon. As Timit cracked the horse’s legs one by one, Kaja stood on top of the bronze Vasquon’s head with perfect balance. When Vasquon’s troops came to apprehend the two, they fought together like madmen, misdirecting and humiliating their opponents with noisemakers and flourishes of confetti before delivering fatal blows. From there, their antics only increased in savagery and ambition. It wasn’t long before Kaja’s resentment turned murderous, and minor nobles were found dead having been killed in creatively gruesome ways: trussed up with their own intestines, gibbeted on their own walls alongside common criminals, or force-fed gold coins and then disemboweled and left to die watching their riches spill forth covered in blood and bile. Baron Doeurtine can only sweat and stew, hoping Kaja does not turn to patricide. Conclusion Kaja the Wry brings incredible utility, high synergy with Timit the Fool, and versatility to RAID: Shadow Legends. Whether in PvE or PvP, her mix of powerful support skills, unique mechanics, and compelling backstory make her a great addition to any Banner Lord roster.

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