Guide to Rotos le Marié Egaré artifact and mastery - Raid Shadow Legends
Guide and information on Rotos the Lost Groom (Rotos the Lost Groom) equipment, grace and mastery.
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Mastery, grace and artifact guide to Rotos the Lost Groom on RSL
To mount it 6*. Play him with TC and DC, either attack with a little HP or full HP, he can be very tanky with his and he can solo the ice golem20.
I will use it in: Arena, Faction Crypt, Ice Golem Use for : Its "Utility" debuffs (Break Def, Atq, precision, etc...), Boost ATB, Nuker Single Target When to use the champion (Playtime): Champion to ride 6*: Yes Champion you can book: Yes
Book value (skills book) and number of books : Value = 8 and number of books = 13 Book priority (random books): Champion you can master: Yes Can I feed it: No, we never eat epic or legendary Other information : If necessary, come to the streams to ask for information or on the discord: Discord Alucare.fr Lexicon of RSL if you do not understand certain words:Glossary on RSL
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Attack an enemy. Provides 75% chance to place a debuff [DEF Reduction] of 60% for 2 all. Also has a 30% chance to grant an Extra Turn.
Level 2: Damage + 5%
Level 3: Damage + 5%
Level 4: Damage + 5%
Level 5: Damage + 5%
Damage based on :
ATQ, HP
Multiplier: 1.9*ATK+0.19*HP
A2 = Vitality Plunder | CD = 3 turns
Attack an enemy. Reduces the target's MAX HP by 20%, then adds that HP to that Champion's own MAX HP. Cannot reduce a single Champion's MAX HP by more than 60% in a Battle. Cannot increase this Champion's MAX HP by more than 60,000. Cannot decrease a Boss' MAX HP. This Champion's MAX HP will be increased by 15,000 when this Skill is used against Bosses.
Level 2: Damage + 10%
Level 3: Damage + 10%
Level 4: Damage + 10%
Level 5: Cooldown -1 turn
Damage based on :
ATQ, HP
Multiplier: 3.5*ATK+0.3*HP
A3 = Predestined Loss | CD = 4 turns
Attack an enemy. Will ignore 75% of the target's DEF. Will also ignore [Unkillable] and [Block Damage] buffs. Grants an Extra Turn if this attack kills an enemy. Enemies killed by this skill cannot be revived if this champion has MAX HP from the Vitality Scavenge skill. Grants an extra Turn if this skill kills an enemy.
Level 2: Damage + 10%
Level 3: Damage + 10%
Level 4: Damage + 10%
Level 5: Damage + 10%
Level 6: Cooldown -1 turn
Damage based on :
ATQ, HP
Multiplier: 2.1*ATK+0.19*HP
[P] Forgetting L'Éconduit
Will reduce the damage of a single enemy strike so that that damage does not exceed 50% of that Champion's MAX HP in that strike. Can only occur once per enemy attack. Grants an Extra Turn if damage reduction occurs. Does not work against Bosses. Reduces damage inflicted by Bosses by 15%. Reduces damage dealt by Bosses by 30% if [Siphi the Lost Bride] is on the same team.
Hero Gear / Artifact / Build Guide: Rotos the Lost Groom
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Guide to the graces for Rotos the Lost Groom, which grace to use?
We advise you :
Soul Reapers
Sulfur (2 level 1 ,2 or 3 max per team)
Story of Rotos the Lost Groom
There is another well-known love story in Kaerok and Arnoc, but much darker than the adventures of Minaya and Khoronar. The story begins with a bold young nobleman, whose family has lost everything but their title; his lands, his estates, his wealth – all seized to pay off debts accrued over generations of reckless debauchery. Rotos had only his pride and his ability to wield the rapier. This did little to prevent the young man from spending his youth dueling, drinking and racking up new debts. It wasn't until the danger of the assassins sent by the loan sharks became real that he finally realized it was time to disappear, at least for a while.
Although his talents were limited, as were the areas in which Rotos could employ them fully, he had chosen a career that many would not have considered: that of a pirate. With the little money he had left in his purse and his trusty rapier, Rotos sought out the crew of a pirate ship and applied for membership. He spent the next ten years plying the seas and living a life of high adventure, where skill, daring bravery and a dash of luck were the only things you could count on. Although he led many brazen raids after gaining his own captaincy and enriched himself through plunder, Rotos remained first and foremost a gentleman of good repute. He was never bloodthirsty and never killed unnecessarily, nor did he allow his crew to overindulge.
Sometimes he pursues and fights less scrupulous corsairs who "give the profession a bad name", as Rotos himself put it. It was one of these encounters that allowed the daring captain to seize his most precious treasure. But it wasn't money, or gems, or even an enchanted weapon from a distant time that captured Rotos' heart. It is a woman named Siphi, originally from the distant southern islands, whom Rotos freed from her captivity. She was beautiful and fierce, and although she was untrained in warfare, Siphi seized the opportunity of the boarding battle and felled her captors as Rotos watched in amazement. If there was love at first sight, he would later tell his crew, it was that of an angry southern woman knocking out a bully twice her size with a candlestick.
While some scoundrels could have taken advantage of the situation, Rotos was determined to woo his beautiful survivor the old-fashioned way. Siphi greeted his advances first with cold derision, then with amusement, but Rotos' charm was as real as his determination. After weeks of back and forth, she finally gave in and showed interest, and it was just a spark that ignited the flames of passion. Over the next few months, Siphi and Rotos spent almost every sleeping hour together and came to like each other. She became his confidante, his voice of reason, and Rotos remained the cheeky risk-taker, with an infectious thirst for adventure and a sense of drama that would put the High Elves to shame.
As their love blossoms, Rotos finally realizes the time to return home has come.
Thanks to the wealth he has acquired over the past decade, he has managed to pay off all his debts and still has enough money for him and Siphi to live in luxury – provided the money is spent on it. wisely to restore the house of his ancestors. Unfortunately, Mayhew Pouillac, Arnoc's wealthiest moneylender at the time, considered the damage to his reputation caused by Rotos' flight to be far greater than any payment could compensate. He claimed otherwise, however, and accepted Rotos and his then-fiancée as honored guests.
In return for heavy interest which is added to the initial debt and the penalties, Pouillac "forgives" Rotos and even offers to help him rebuild his family estate. But on the day of Rotos and Siphi's wedding, the vengeful loan shark finally put his cruel plan into action. Goons broke into the church where the ceremony was taking place. They carried bare arms, ignorant of all Lumayan tradition and law, and slaughtered unarmed guests like cattle. Although Rotos' last frantic resistance cost the lives of more than a dozen mercenaries, he stood no chance against so many of them.
Crucified against the wall by spears, he could only watch in despair as the brutal mercenaries assassinated Siphi moments before his heart stopped beating. The last thing he heard was Siphi cursing the traitors in her native language and promising vengeance from beyond the grave. After completing their bloody task, Pouillac's mercenaries departed, leaving the bodies of the victims where they had fallen. Fortunately, the townspeople discovered the massacre and saw to it that the funeral rites were observed, but there was no trace of the murderers. Days passed, the sheriff in charge of overseeing this province found no leads and made little effort to seek justice on behalf of a man who was a known pirate, and meanwhile disturbing rumors spread through the country.
People said that the flowers left on the graves of the newlyweds all withered overnight. Except for two roses, which have taken on a strange and unnatural blue hue, unlike any flower that grows in this region. Others spoke of loud crying and moaning, the sound of nails hitting the wood of coffins coming from the basement. Strange mist-like figures appeared in the church. It didn't take long for the locals to declare the place cursed and abandon it altogether.
But the echoes of this massacre reached Arnoc itself, and the revenge promised by Siphi materialized before her murderers even had time to celebrate their success. One after another, the mercenaries involved in the attack died under mysterious circumstances. They always disappeared in the dead of night, only to be found in the morning, their faces pale and contorted with fear, their bodies drained of blood. Whatever they do, whatever gods they invoke, they die after fifteen days. The news of these murders reaches Pouillac and panics him. Had Rotos survived the attack? Did his mercenaries lie? There are no answers to these questions, and the terrified loan shark barricades himself in his domain, double guards and waits for the storm to pass. Nothing works…
One night, bloodcurdling cries broke the silence on the Pouillac estate. They were so terrifying that the locals barred their doors and windows, not wanting to risk seeing the monsters lurking in their streets. It is only in the morning that they dare to enter the great mansion of the usurer. What they found inside was shocking: bodies piled up on the floor, all with the same frightened look frozen on their faces.
Not a single soul survived, no guards, no servants, they all perished during the night. As for Pouillac himself, he was found in his room, curled up on himself and clutching himself so tightly that it took the pathologist a considerable effort to remove his hands from his face and reveal the expression of primitive terror that must have stopped the usurer's heart in his last moments. No trace of the murderers was ever found, but old Arnault, a half-mad and crippled drunkard, renowned in the city, swore by the name of Lumaya that he had seen two ghostly figures in the courtyard of the estate that night. . One was a man wearing the finery of a noble, the other a woman dressed in strange ornaments of foreign origin. He couldn't tell who they were, or even what they were. Only that the strangers left the estate soon after the shouting stopped, then faded from view, never to be seen in Arnoc again.
How to get Rotos the Lost Groom
You can have the champion: Antique Splinters, Primordial Splinters, Sacred Splinters
Rotos the Lost Groom Champion Buffs and Debuffs List
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