DHis trait sound like an amazing idea until you realize you will be mostly fighting enemies that are stronger than you, and his bonus damage will be zero or close to it. If he dies, you will not lose Mending, but it will wear off after 3 turns.Exiled SatyrEnemies can only attack 1 time per turn.FWhile this creature counters Hell Knight's starter (Asura Heartripper), you won't see the Asura on the map anytime soon, and you won't see any other use for its trait, either.Koloss FirebrandThis creature deals additional damage equal to the difference between its Current and the target's Current. BThis creature's trait allows it to finish off enemies that might otherwise survive your attack.Ebony EntYour creatures always have Mending.SYour only source of healing, bar Clerics, although you should be steamrolling everything at start. This trait does not stack.DWith a party-wide trait that makes weak and fast creatures hit harder but strong and slow creatures hit softer, it sounds like a bad deal unless you build around him, until you realize he has 27(!!!) base, the highest so far of all summon-able creatures.Brownie MaulerAfter this creature s, it deals 70% of the damage dealt to adjacent enemies.SWith a fairly decent base attack and inherent splash damage, this creature can easily wipe 3 enemies with a single attack, specially if they are already weakened.Crypt BatAfter an ally s, this creature deals damage to the target equals to 35% of its. NameTraitTierCommentAmorphous ShamblerAfter an enemy is healed, it is afflicted with Blighted.FThe only purpose of this creature is to turn healing into poison, but the only enemy with healing capabilities is the Ebony Ent, and it isn't powerful enough to warrant wasting a position to counter.Bard BalladeerYour creatures' attacks deal 50% of their damage using instead of. Health Health Attack Health Attack Defense Intelligence Apocranox Realm (Blood Grove) - Depth 1 To 3 Speed Attack Intelligence Attack You have no reason to use them, and you're likely to make your party worse by having them around. They are creatures to know about, but you will hardly ever use.į-Rank creatures are to be avoided in your party. Maybe they have a trait that is useless by itself but very powerful when fused with another. Maybe they have a very high stat you can exploit. Anyway, they have an use, but you just don't want to have them around always.ĭ-Rank creatures are fillers. Maybe they are good against a boss, or in a specific class, or in a specific realm. Maybe they counter a very powerful creature that would be a problem otherwise.
They are essentially one-trick ponies.Ĭ-Rank creatures are creatures with nearly useless traits, but that have at least one redeeming use. They are very good within it, but without it their trait either won't trigger, or it won't have a noticeable effect. Unlike A-Rank creatures, B-Rank creatures require their condition to work. They can still perform without it but they won't be performing at their best. Maybe they need a buff or debuff to be around, or another creature in your party, but there is a condition that must be met for them to reach optimal usefulness. Maybe they only really work with a specific class. Unlike S-Rank creatures, A-Rank creatures are ones supposed to be just as good but they have an IF.
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