Guide to Gharol Masse-Sang (Form 2: Attack) artifact and mastery - Raid Shadow Legends
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Which statistics should I look for first: Gharol Masse-Sang (Gharol Bloodmaul)
Priority of stats and sub-stats of artifacts:
Speed, Critical Rate, Critical Damage, Attack
Weapon (Attack)
Helmet (HP)
Shield (Defense)
Gloves (Critical Rate, Critical Damage)
Torso (ATK%)
Boots (Speed)
Ring (ATK)
Amulet (Critical Damage)
Banner (ATK)
Gharol Bloodmaul mastery guide
Masteries for: Arena
What you need to know about master's degrees.
We give you advice on mastery. These master's degrees will help you in 95 % of cases, but you have to try to understand why a particular choice was made. The best thing would be to understand why certain masteries have been recommended to you, so that you can modify 1 or 2 masteries in your choice according to your needs.
Guide to Gharol Bloodmaul, which grace to use?
We advise you :
Crushing tear
Sulfur (2 level 1 ,2 or 3 max per team)
History of Gharol Bloodmaul
The story of Gharol Bloodmaul begins in the bloody months following the Gaellen Pact's failed invasion of Kaerok. The Gharol clan wandered for years, leading a nomadic existence. Eventually, they found a place of their own: an oasis in the Krokhan desert. Surrounded by rocks and arid lands, the water was pure and fresh, the soil rich and fertile, and the game abundant. The Orcs built a new life for themselves, isolated from all those who might wish them harm.
For centuries, they lived in peace, but they never forgot the lessons of war; the clan remained ready to fight, even if many hoped never to have to do so again. It was into this idyllic, if somewhat difficult, life that Gharol was born.
Daughter of the clan chief, Gharol grew to adulthood knowing she was destined to lead the clan.
knowing she was destined to lead her people. But she wanted more. Gharol had been fed up with tales of the Gaellen war and the heroes of yesteryear, and wanted to taste the fruits of battle for herself.
When she finally assumed the role of leader, Gharol gathered a band of young warriors around her and led raids against the nomads prowling the desert. She soon set her sights on the trade caravans of Velyzar and Ireth. This was to be the downfall of her and her clan.
When Gharol attacked a particularly tempting slave caravan bound for Ireth, she and her group found themselves outgunned for the first time. They were repelled by undead guards who felt neither pain nor fatigue, and by the dark magic of the sorcerers controlling them. Orcs were reduced to ashes or burned in clouds of blood.
in clouds of blood. Many were captured. Gharol and his last warriors retreated to the shelter of the oasis, but the mage lords of Ireth had no intention of letting potential specimens escape. The orcs who had perished in the failed attack were resurrected by necromancers and forced to reveal the location of their home. The mage lords acted swiftly. Imagining the oasis in their minds, they transformed the water in its many pools into frothy, burning blood, from which undead warriors sprang up and attacked the inhabitants by the dozens.
Taken by surprise, the orcs nevertheless fought bravely to defend their homes and families. But they were no match for the undead horde. After a bitter conflict, Gharol's clan was reduced to a few bloody individuals, captured for the amusement of Ireth's mage lords, including Gharol herself.
Gharol and his fellow captives endured months of torture at the hands of their captors. The mage lords conducted experiments to test the limits of orcish endurance and strength. One by one, Gharol's companions succumbed to the attentions of their captors and perished, until only she remained.
Gharol couldn't say whether her survival was due to a twist of fate or her own resilience, but she had a price to pay. Her captors' alchemical experiments had wreaked havoc on her body, altering it in strange ways.
When angry or wounded, Gharol's blood burned like fire and became malleable. Her musculature swelled, she acquired a thick, whip-like tail and bony protuberances sprouted from her flesh, forming a carapace that merged with the tattered armor she still wore. Her feet turned into hooves and her features contorted into a monstrous face.
his features contorted into a monstrous visage. To say that his captors were satisfied was an understatement. The only flaw, from their point of view, was that Gharol would return to normal after a while. But they were certain that, with further experimentation, they could prevent this.
They wouldn't get the chance. Gharol did not remain idle during her captivity. After some experimentation, she discovered that she could channel her fury and pain and voluntarily activate the transformation, by slashing her flesh and spilling her own flaming blood. She hid this discovery from her jailers and ceased her resistance, so that they came to believe she was broken in mind and spirit. As a result, the guards relaxed, seeing her as just another submissive slave. She posed no problem to them as they escorted her to the laboratories of the mage lords, day after day, until they stopped paying attention to her altogether.
Gharol seized her chance. One day, as the guards came to take her to the laboratories, she transformed. Gharol shattered the guards' lives and used her great hooves to claw her way to freedom over their mutilated corpses, seizing a huge hammer and coating it with her magma life force to give it even more power. She then freed other captives in the pens, orcs, humans and others, and a general revolt ensued, during which Gharol killed numerous guards and, in the confusion, escaped with as many slaves as she was willing to follow.
Gharol led her group of survivors out of Ireth and into the desert. She guided them to the oasis where her clan had made their home, hoping that it would serve as a refuge for them as it had for her people in the past, and ordered her sorcerers to ensure that the waters of the oasis would never again be used by necromancers.
Since then, she's drawn others under her banner: orcs, skinwalkers and ogryns in search of a strong leader and a place to settle, nomads hoping to plunder Ireth's riches and other fugitives. His small group has grown into an army, one that has the potential to pose a real threat to Ireth's authority.
In the months that followed, Gharol and his forces defeated no less than three expeditions sent to capture or destroy them, causing consternation among the mage lords. So much so that some claim that the vizier Ovelis himself is now interested in the matter.
Whatever the case, Gharol Bloodmaul is now preparing his new clan for all-out war against Ireth, and woe betide anyone who gets in his way...
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Crushing tear 
Sulfur (2 level 1 ,2 or 3 max per team) 
