Thread: Kamihime General Discussion + Q&A

I think that Shamash was said to be good at tanking single target attacks, but that particular role in itself can be hit or miss.

Atum's... interesting.
A 9/8 turn cooldown skill that reduces one ally's cooldowns by 1 turn. One of those skills that scream high potential but requires knowing what you're doing.
Very powerful single target heal (2000 HP + a barrier to eat 2000 HP in itself) on 4/3 turn cooldown.
And a 20 turn cooldown skill that.... ok, if you remember Life 3/Reraise from Final Fantasy, think that. Give one ally a buff. When that ally gets knocked out, automatically revive with 2500 HP.
Her passive's a 250 HP regen for herself.

Freyr's a hard hitter; she's got one of those maximal damage buffs. But instead of being against stunned, Frey's is against raging. 15 turn cooldown can be rough if 1 burst isn't enough. But she sure can smack the bejeezus out of a raging foe.

SSR Artemis has a A-frame -20% def debuff. Light hasn't had one of such yet.

Oh, speaking of the 100% light/dark eidolons, they work a bit differently. They start at 80% and scale up to the target number (100% at base) depending on how many light/dark eidolons you have as subs. It's still the case that if you get them, you're using them. But it's a detail to keep in mind when deciding what to carry as your subs.

Guys, how important is the skill level of weapons? (is the influence big?)

And a weird question: Does a Atk + buff only increase the "normal" attack damage or also some ability attacks?

For assault and pride, 1 skill lvl = +0.5% to assault/character atk
For defender, 1 skill lvl = +0.5% to max HP

+atk stuff will increase normal attack damage
Ability damage is derived from normal attack damage, ergo increasing normal attack damage will also increase ability damage
Burst damage is derived from normal attack damage, ergo increasing normal attack damage will also increase burst damage

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Guys, how important is the skill level of weapons? (is the influence big?)--

Yes.
You'll basically need to get around 80% Assault in order to deal proper damage, and that's about slvl15 on everything. Even then, getting to slvl20 is a huge upgrade.

Also, Ability damage is generally utterly useless.

So Im having a bit of trouble figuring out what soul I should run for my thunder team. I have quite a decent one being Raiko, Thor, Brahma, Ramiel, Baal, and Nemisis. Good grid all that, everything is coming together while waiting to be able to 50/50. But for now i would like to know what soul to run.

Some people say Mord with SS or Mord with Ambush is the way to go because she is very useful in alot of ways, mostly all the debuffs and the OD extension, However a fair bit of players also use Gwain with SS for thunder teams. I have been using Gwain with SS for a while and i like her more than Mord but i would like to know what others think. Asked my union and it seemed to be 1 sided that Mord with SS is better but im not quite sure.

Any help at all would be very much useful and any info i can give you to help you better answer my question will be provided if you ask me.

Thank you.

Thunder has issues right now. Those are pretty much your options, though you can flip Gawain the other way around.

Mordred for her debuff- with Ambush is probably the most ideal one, Sniper Shot for those who have Tyr.
Gawain with Sniper Shot or Dartagnan with Ambush is the only way a Thunder team can reach -40% Def, so that's the other option.

And reminder that Vine exists in the Shop for the last -10% Def. Though, unless you have Thunder's healer (Sol!), content where Vine comes off cooldown is going to be really difficult for you.

Just to make sure, there won't be any use for soul points in the future, besides unlocking the limited number of souls, right? So after getting the important ones, you might as well not bother getting soul points in advents, since raids will provide enough to max out the remaining ones.

Originally Posted by blubbergott

Just to make sure, there won't be any use for soul points in the future, besides unlocking the limited number of souls, right? So after getting the important ones, you might as well not bother getting soul points in advents, since raids will provide enough to max out the remaining ones.

Well... every resource is technically infinite in this game for it's lifetime if you argue it that way, it really depends on what you need from the soul points if you've already summoned D'Art and Mordred. If you haven't, advents are a hella awesome way to gather quick soul points so you can summon up that legendary soul you so require. Besides, I'm sure you'll stack up enough of the N and R level materials that using some on soul points after wasting them all on half-elixirs really doesn't hurt, provided you're plenty capable of gathering the eidolon and SSR weapons.

Originally Posted by Cobblemaniac

Well... every resource is technically infinite in this game for it's lifetime if you argue it that way, it really depends on what you need from the soul points if you've already summoned D'Art and Mordred. If you haven't, advents are a hella awesome way to gather quick soul points so you can summon up that legendary soul you so require. Besides, I'm sure you'll stack up enough of the N and R level materials that using some on soul points after wasting them all on half-elixirs really doesn't hurt, provided you're plenty capable of gathering the eidolon and SSR weapons.

Well, not sure if farming for a Solomon or Siegfried is really worth it though, when i could trade in SRs as skill fodder instead. That's kinda what I'm currently contemplating. Even with just raid events and ranks, I'll probably have all souls in about 2 months and none the remaining will provide any significant use to me aside from their master boni.