Divine Maelstrom, Leviathan

Divine Maelstrom, Leviathan

Rarity	Cost	Limited
	80	No
Release Date
13/01/2021
Updated Date
30/06/2024

Stats
	HP	ATK	DEF
Min	39	42	2
Max	306	164	4
Elder	423	196	4

Buffs at max level

Unit Effects

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Increase ATK (10%) - sub : (6%)

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Increase HP (10%) - sub : (9%)

Increase slash ATK (10) - sub : (5)

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Name

Effects

Range

Casts

Hits

Cost

Crash Edge

Damage (195%)

Increase damage as HP decreases (base on 100% HP)

Range Height: 1

30 AP

Party Effects

Increase pierce resistance (20%) - sub : (11%)

Increase AOE Resistance (20) - sub : (7)

Lore
Leviathan, referred to as the guardian deity of water. Its enormous body is capable of travelling through water at incredible speeds. At times, it leaves great whirlpools in its wake, while at other times, it creates enormous waves, making it the bearer of a power which can drastically upturn people's lives. While it is generally quiet, spending its time sleeping peacefully under the sea, it is known to save people in moments of caprice. However, it shows no mercy in attacking those who defile its waters, which can bring about great disaster and widespread loss of life. Since long ago, there have been three rules which seafarers have been told to abide: never forget to thank the sea for safe passage, never take from the sea in excess, and never defile the sea.

Lore

　Leviathan, referred to as the guardian deity of water. Its enormous body is capable of travelling through water at incredible speeds. At times, it leaves great whirlpools in its wake, while at other times, it creates enormous waves, making it the bearer of a power which can drastically upturn people's lives. While it is generally quiet, spending its time sleeping peacefully under the sea, it is known to save people in moments of caprice. However, it shows no mercy in attacking those who defile its waters, which can bring about great disaster and widespread loss of life.
Since long ago, there have been three rules which seafarers have been told to abide: never forget to thank the sea for safe passage, never take from the sea in excess, and never defile the sea.