Oathsworn Blade Master Trial

I'm assuming he spawned as the 7th add?

I swear this dude has a collection of photos of me dead in encounters. I just wanna be alive in a picture he posts.

Yes 7th add :D

I thought the complaint about melee strategies was august dispel

It was August's dispel, conal or AoE amnesia. Lion's full dispel + Paralyze aura, AoE doom from tree, weakness/dispel from Dino, dread spikes from teodor.

Eva nerf is welcomed, now the COR can shoot without SV lol.

How much of a meaningful difference will this actually make?

Dispel does seem to be the bigger issue.

Dispel is an issue because it removes buffs, which are needed to cap evasion/haste/accuracy. If you no longer need (or need far fewer) accuracy buffs, you are more able to cap everything necessary while experiencing dispel

At first there is only one king. I was preparing for all the Adoulin All Stars, but the only person waiting was King August...
Apparently he's the type to call his friends every time he scrapes.

After all, the king is strong.
Not only does his normal attacks range from close range magic to a wide range of attacks, his normal attacks sometimes deal high damage approaching four digits.
Although the damage of the special attack is low, since it AOE's Amnesia and multiple multiple dispels in a range, combined with the normal attacks, you will quickly find yourself in a predicament.


Need more than 2000 hits? Melee blockade with null field?

I used Soul Madomado as a Hunter, but the normal attacks are sparse.
When I checked the checkparam, the accuracy was 1828, and even with Distra III in there, it seemed like he was only hitting the lower limit of 20%. After that , when I switched to remote mode, I was able to hit with just under 2300 hit points without any problems, so I think the required hit rate is around 2000-2200. Since multiple reinforcements are erased by the king's area special skill Null Field, considering this in conjunction with the required hit mentioned above, it seems difficult to reduce the king at close range. I don't know if it's possible to perform melee attacks from outside the range of the null field, as I haven't tried it.

Ranged offense feels good.


I found the null field to be troublesome, so I tried using a long range, and it seemed to work fine.
I think the attack support was Honor Prepre Menu, Samurai Hunter, Inde Precise Geofury, and Dear III Distra III.
Gandeva's normal triple attack gives more than 6000, and Jishnu's radiance gives around 40,000 (2300 range). Considering that Corsair's last stand was just under 20,000, it seems that the attack and defense ratio was in an area where the increase from critical hits was large.

Unknown until we see the whole picture

I was only able to try until the first naakual appeared after cutting down the King, so I don't know what will happen if I defeat the naakual or what will happen if I cut down August further.
From the moment the naakual appeared, the damage to August has been significantly reduced, giving the impression that defeating the king is enough to clear the battle. Even in that case, it cannot be determined whether the path to defeating only the king is easy or not until the whole picture is seen.
Judging from the fact that the king's HP gauge is not visible, there is a possibility that he has powerful regeneration, and if that is the case, it will be quite difficult to defeat the king who has become hard without defeating the naakual.

At the moment, I have the impression that the Kariko formation, which can handle close range, seems to be good. However, we won't know how things will turn out until we see the whole picture.
By the way, it appears that both August and Seven naakuals can be put to bed with the premise of hacking. It seems that various types of weaknesses can be hacked as well, but considering the examples so far, it seems that even a red mage can only be added two or three times.

After lowering the evasion, what are the accuracy requirements now roughly? was it a significant lowering? or marginal?

Anyone else been trying/had any luck with progression by chance?

unremovable doom... SE be trollin hard lol Teodor effect/ability I presume?

Yeah, that's what I've heard. I've also heard that some JP players have found a mechanic that deals with this, but I can't find any evidence of it. Since this was the roadblock, I highly doubt this was accurate. This was the current roadblock, and no one has cleared yet.

I'm a newbie, and a bottom-feeder casual, so I also don't personally know what mechanics they would recycle for this doom effect.

It's literally an aura, and so, you cannot remove it without getting a proc on the Uraginite.

So your options are, kill the Uraginite before/as you die, or proc it to stagger and cancel the aura.

But anyway, I don't think the master trial is the same thing.

Of course, it could just be some insane doom debuff that can't be removed, intended as either a, "You're failing the DPS check, homie." or an even more insane, "You just gotta deal with dying and wipe reraising, homie."