Thread: [Chat Chit] DMM FKG

Originally Posted by Tomitain

I managed to scrounge up enough gems to get a full 50(00) roll and ended up with Lady's Sorrel. I don't have nearly the resources to start building her up but the more 5* Knights I have as a base for my main forces the better off I'll be.

Just in case you don't know this, this banner in the gacha



says that if you do 11 draws (a 10+1), you get a '18 seal stone. In case you don't know what that is either, it's like a 5* exchange ticket that can only be used on girls released in 2018.

I think I used that stone already on X-Mas Worm Wood. I used something to get her and something else to get Cymbidium, which were probably the 2018 stone and 2014(?) stone.

It should be that. Christmas Wormwood is really good with attack on 3 ennemies, re-act chance and pursuit damages. Good choice.

Originally Posted by maotd

It should be that. Christmas Wormwood is really good with attack on 3 ennemies, re-act chance and pursuit damages. Good choice.

Waifu. Love her animation ''Howd you all like a giant snake up yer arse?"

I need a '17 sealstone I want to get King Protea

Originally Posted by maotd

It should be that. Christmas Wormwood is really good with attack on 3 ennemies, re-act chance and pursuit damages. Good choice.

In additional to that, Pursuit is affected by both weakness and critical, so you can actually get a nice damage bonus off it even without realizing it.

Cool.
There's only 4 girls that's got that combo so far. All are RG.
Hare's Ear
Anemone Heavenly Flower
Primula
are the others

I gotta say, not losing stamina when you cancel a mission is a godsend. I can just keep retrying a stage until the RNG directs my troops towards the pests instead of away from them, which will make early events like Lavender's and Edelweiss' much more bearable when I can handle them.

I believe those stages were actually reworked to include less random path choices, though I haven't played them in a long while, so I can't really say.

The stamina preservation mechanism is a bit too convenient in my opinion, but since we don't have anything like a planning or dry-run stage to the battles I guess it's not bad.