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Injuries decrease Max HP of enemies
Ignores Effect Resistance on S1 when enraged
Cannot be stunned or put to sleep
Counter gear/Elbris can also proc his passive
Innate counterattacking chance now
Somewhat low activation chance on passive
Battles can be much longer in PvP
His injuries aren't the best and takes a while to ramp up
(8/3/2023 Update): Passive has 100% sacred blessing proc chance when maxed.
Well, it’s been about two weeks since Mort was buffed, and the current consensus on him is: the buffs sure are better than nothing. Mort used to be absolutely bottom-barrel tier, often called “The Great Memetelix” more than anything else and never saw any real use.
Now, though, he does his job better of being a counterattacking bruiser-type unit. He’s gotten better at his role; although Mort is still not top-tier yet, he does have a spot in PvP. However, he does get countered by the current meta of counterattacking units, such as Rem or Violet. He doesn’t have any PvE use still, though. All in all, Mort isn’t a game-breaking or meta-defining unit, but for now he does have some use.
When you’re building Mort, putting him on the Counter Bruiser Build is the best choice for him, as he’ll be able to counterattack even more, along with being able to activate his passive on his counters. As such, this makes him an immediate candidate for Elbris Ritual Sword, for even more counter chance. However, if you don’t have the gear quality necessary to pull off a good Mort build on Counter, the Fast Bruiser Build will work for him.
Immunity is still necessary on him. Even though he can’t get stunned or put to sleep, he’s still vulnerable to a myriad of debuffs that would limit or neutralize him.
A good Mort build looks to be about:
For his Exclusive Equipment, any of the three choices work on him. None of them are the absolute best choices, though, so it entirely depends on what you need out of Mort.
The Lifesteal Build is a bit of a joke build, but it’s still somewhat viable for him.
Mort has 3 skills. Skills can be passive or active.
Mort's Extermination can be soul burned for extra effects.
More information can be found on our Skill Multipliers page.
Definitely skill up his S2 fully for the extra activation rate. Skill up his s3 to - at the very least - the cooldown reduction. Skilling up his s1 is also optimal, since it's always good to have more Defense Break chance.
Level | Stars | CP | Atk | HP | Def |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
50 | 5 | 11895 | 611 | 4556 | 511 |
60 | 6 | 14850 | 762 | 5728 | 634 |
Level | Stars | CP | Atk | HP | Def |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
50 | 5 | 13243 | 767 | 4896 | 511 |
60 | 6 | 16949 | 957 | 6148 | 634 |
Critical Hit Chance | Critical Hit Damage | Dual Attack Chance | Effectiveness | Effect Resistance | Speed |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
15% (+12%) | 150% | 5% | 0% | 0% | 103 (+6) |
The Only Criterion
[Fear] Attribute
Reward Bonus +10%
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An ancient Dragon who always carries an air of gentility and relaxation that belies his capricious and egotistical nature. Tired of his dull life, he wants nothing more than to find an adversary worthy of calling a rival. Likewise, he tends to grow obsessed anytime he encounters someone he finds interesting.