Fiend Hunt Guide — The Conspired

Key Points

Level 10 DMG Threshold — 156M.
0 DEF & MRES, 0 Dark DMG & Light RES.
10 Initial SP, 3 SP gained per turn.
Bring MRES Gear.

*Conditional Skill 3 inflicts 100% vulnerability, which is included in this table’s calculations.

Skill Rundown

Reunion with the Night

Trigger: Any ally uses a concentrated fire skill

Employing Zenith or Rigenette during this Chase significantly reduces the Fiend‘s damage intake. Avoid using them!

Rippling Darkness

Trigger: Any ally receives healing

Activating any healing ability could lead to a dangerous backlash, primarily affecting your allies more severely as the level increases. To endure such an attack, it’s advisable to either provide an ally with adequate damage mitigation or deploy an energy shield.

Roar of Sorrow

Trigger: Any ally is Augmented.

Enhancements, or boosts, are precisely those that amplify the damage you inflict, specifically. Buffs like M/ATK enhancements, property damage boosts, and Critical Damage Multiplier boosts are not included in this category.

Activating this skill should result in the majority of fragile targets being instantly wiped out if they’re struck, unless they have protective shields or buffs to reduce incoming damage.

Thorns of the Task

Abyssal Gaze

Pouring Malevolence

After a team clean-up, another team steps up while the character called Fiend returns to Stage 1, reactivating its abilities based on certain conditions.

Hunting the Fiend

S1 → S2 → S3 (trigger C2 or C3 if you need extra time)

The Fiend does not provide any boosts or benefits, and every skill it has that requires specific conditions to activate will result in unfavorable outcomes. Here’s a list of its abilities with their corresponding triggers:

1. When the Fiend takes damage, it activates its defensive countermeasure (Retaliate).
2. If the Fiend is attacked by multiple enemies simultaneously, it uses its area-of-effect attack (Multi-Strike).
3. In case the Fiend’s health drops below a certain threshold, it summons a horde of minions to aid it in battle (Summon Minions).
4. When the Fiend is cornered or cannot escape from an enemy, it uses its evasive maneuver (Vanish).
5. If the Fiend’s target is weakened or low on health, it will focus its attack on that specific target (Focus Fire).

C1 – Concentrated Fire (Zenith/Rigenette)
C2 – Healing
C3 – Augmentation (DMG% buffs)

Avoid activating C1 unless your goal is a single nuclear strike. You can choose to activate C2 or C3 for additional time, but be prepared for severe retaliation in return.

DPS Review

Ventana — Sadly, without access to Zenith, Ventana’s dead in the water.

In terms of the physical aspect, Sacred Justia stands out as she can strike up to five targets simultaneously, making her an effective choice.

As a gamer, I find that Yuri’s self-buffs are fantastic, yet I sometimes grapple with the limited reach of her tiles, which can be challenging to maneuver effectively in gameplay.

Angelica (×3 AoE) — The odds are against Angelica, since she can’t use Zenith to access the tail.

In this scenario, Michaela benefits significantly from all the detrimental effects of the Fiend, while the vulnerabilities offer an ideal opportunity for repeated use of Beachside Justice.

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