Face of Death
HP
21650
ATK
2612
DEF
1129
Skills
Lv. 15/15
Mistaken Blitz x5
Deal 85% damage to one enemy 5 times.
Cooldown: 20s
Lv. 15/15
Mistaken Soldier
Deal 45% damage to one enemy 4 times and increase all allies' agility by 7% for 10 seconds.
Cooldown: 14s
Abilities
Lv. 15/15
Vigor
Attack up by 10%.
Lv. 15/15
Fleetfoot
Agility up by 10%.
Lv. 15/15
Barrier: Curtain of Darkness Rank 4
Reduce the effect of Burden: Curtain of Darkness.
Refining Ability
Barrier: Corrosive Smog Rank 4
Reduce the effect of Burden: Corrosive Smog.
Statistics
Level 70
HP
17655
Attack
2131
Defense
923
Level 90 (Max Limit Break)
HP
21650
Attack
2612
Defense
1129
Level 100 (MLB + Refined)
HP
22750
Attack
2737
Defense
1185
Timed or conditional passives are not included in the stats.
Weapon source
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Stories
Fear is a primal instinct of the animal called man.
"If people want to avoid fighting," thought the man, "then the
fear of dying in battle would be a more effective deterrent than
trying to negotiate peace."
"If people want to avoid fighting," thought the man, "then the
fear of dying in battle would be a more effective deterrent than
trying to negotiate peace."
If the enemy runs in fear of death, there is no need to fight.
So he killed every enemy who stood against him, racking up a
massive body count in the hopes people would begin to
associate him with death itself.
So he killed every enemy who stood against him, racking up a
massive body count in the hopes people would begin to
associate him with death itself.
Soon, he dyed his armor red and decorated it with skulls so
he might be feared even more and therefore avoid battle.
But he had yet to encounter an enemy who feared him, so he
continued to kill everyone he saw.
he might be feared even more and therefore avoid battle.
But he had yet to encounter an enemy who feared him, so he
continued to kill everyone he saw.
He killed and killed but still no one feared him.
Sadly, he never realized he was killing everyone who
might spread the tale of his terror.
Sadly, he never realized he was killing everyone who
might spread the tale of his terror.