That's a tough call without relying on more limited/grindy characters. I think Tikoh can work even though she's not sword based (though perhaps she's a better replacement for De La Fille instead of Percival). For Tikoh, you'd probably just tank more of the omens instead of cancelling them, relying on just pressing her s3 once and keeping her on that throughout the fight. Feather SSR might also be able to work if you save his skills for Fediel's more dangerous omens (even though he's not sword-based either). Not sure about others.
@@outlastseries The MC's class is Glorybringer, with Al Doble, Decimate, and Clarity as subskills. As for new units, I'm not entirely sure to be honest. This team makes use of echoes mainly to cancel most of the omens, so unfortunately part of that is a little bit of luck based on multiattack rates (AX skills on lumi swords with multiattack help--as well as the ultima weapon since all frontline units here are sword proficiency). However, if done properly, it allows you to cancel almost every single omen before Fediel reaches 40%. The thing about summer Shiva's S1 is that it has a very long cooldown, whereas Fediel throws up her omens very often (your best bet is to use it turn 1 for the buff and then save it for the Cursed Stakes omen from 70% HP once it shows up since that one requires like 40 or 45 hits--and it is imperative to cancel as it does like 35k plain damage or something). Additionally, while S. Shiva's passive heal is nice, it does not clear the debuffs Fediel constantly throws at you like De La Fille sometimes can with her S1 (and has guaranteed clarity on her S3 as well), so there's increased chance of taking more passive damage with S. Shiva compared to De La Fille.
@@outlastseries (Continued) You could probably use Valentine's Aglovale somehow, though he is a hard unit to acquire (I don't have him). I'm unsure if he would either replace Percival or De La Fille.
Thanks for getting back to me. I don't have v. Aglovlale either (yet) but I see what you mean about shivas cool down. Luckily I have these specific units so I'll def try it out. Could you let me know what the two EX weapons are called? And what that dark Sabre is? I don't have them afaik
@@outlastseries The fist EX weapon (top left) is the Huanglong Gauntlet, and can be obtained with Rise of the Beasts treasures/materials (fortunately happening right now). It can be found in the Shop -> Treasure Trade -> Weapons tab -> Events sub-tab -> "Beast Weapons". You will need to grind for the necessary materials to trade for it, and then even more materials will be needed to both 4* and 5* it for higher skill levels/weapon level. It helps mitigate dark damage as well as provides a solid EX ATK modifier for the grid. I strongly recommend using a raidfinder like gbf.life (actual URL) and filtering specifically for "Huanglong & Qilin (Impossible)" and join a bunch of those with the "Enter ID" section of the main Raid tab in GBF by clicking on the codes that pop up, pasting them in "Enter ID", then joining and doing anything in the raid (you do not need to do a lot of damage, doing any action will give you rewards). The raidfinder itself can be a little clunky to learn at first, but it is a godsend in grinding for materials in any raid (of course with the caveat of knowing which raids you should fully commit in and not just OTK and leave or something like that--however the "Huanglong & Qilin (Impossible)" raid is one of those raids where its completely fine to OTK/"wanpan" [the term used when referring to someone joining the raid, clicking one button for an action to qualify for the raid drops, and then leaving] since the raid is very popular in will succeed essentially 100% of the time). Keep in mind that since it requires separate and limited materials acquired from the Rise of the Beasts event to host that raid, you should use the raidfinder for that raid during or shortly after the event itself since people will have those host materials then and usually expend most of them not long after (in other words, it's fortunately a good time right now to grind for those materials for the weapon purchase/uncaps as the raid itself will pop up frequently on raidfinder [this is as opposed to a time far away from Rise of the Beasts events where practically no one has materials to host those raids at the time]). One last thing, it is an EXTREMELY popular raid now with the Eternals ULB's (ultimate limit break, as the community refers to their 6* uncaps), as their level 140 uncap requires a significant amount of the Huanglong or Qilin omega animas. What I'm trying to say here actually is that the raids fill up VERY fast, so it can be annoying to constantly use the raid finder and not be able to join several of the raids due to how fast they fill up. But again, the raidfinder is the most reliable and efficient way to grind for materials from specific raids, which is why I recommend it regardless but I thought I should forewarn anyways. The other EX weapon (spear, bottom left) is the Rhongomyniad, and can be obtained in the weapons section of the treasure trade shop just like the previous weapon, but in different a sub-tab. This one is located in the High Difficulty sub-tab, and is classified as an "Astral Weapon". The materials required to obtain this weapon might be a little annoying, as well as the materials needed to 4* and 5* it. To 5* this weapon (as well as all the other Astral weapons), it will require materials from the HL Beelzebub raid. It provides a very powerful "unworldly" EX ATK mod as well as a skill damage cap buff to all allies based on how high their HP is when it is 5* (maximum 50% skill damage cap at max HP) [it would otherwise have to be mainhanded on MC in order to get this additional effect at 4*, which is extremely restrictive for the MC in both the class you use and the weapon itself]. There is an alternate way to uncap these "Astral" weapons: you can use valor badges (obtained from Guild Wars/Unite and Fight and Dread Barrage) to trade for 1-time-use materials that can both 4* and 5* them (they're two different materials [one specifically for 4* and the other for 5*] each with different valor badge values). Although I do not recommend uncapping them this way since valor badges are extremely valuable for other rare and extremely useful materials/items (i.e. sunstones, evolites, and the lapis merits), it is still an alternate uncap method and I thought I should mention it. The dark sword is an Ultima Weapon. These can be crafted in the "weapon series" section of the main shop area (so NOT the "treasure trade" tab). They will be in the "Ultima Weapon" sub-tab in this area. From there, you must craft so-called "Atma" weapons, and then upgrade those into "Ultima" weapons. You can choose what kind of weapon you want which requires a fully upgraded rusted weapon of that type plus some other materials. Keep in mind that these Ultima Weapons are best used with a team that has the same weapon proficiency as the Ultima Weapon itself (i.e. this one is a sword, and all team members in the video are sword proficiency, including MC). Even then, they're extremely niche these days since most really good teams do not have consistent character proficiencies. Another thing to note with these Ultima Weapons is that they require materials from the entire current Protobahamut/Ultimate Bahamut raids (including HL versions) to fully upgrade. The Ultima Weapons also have further upgrades much like opuses do (the gauph key/ultima key). You can trade for these in the same area where you upgrade the Atma/Ultima Weapons, and will require additional materials. These gauph/ultima keys are where you can really personalize the Ultima Weapons. Specifically, I'm using the "Gauph Key of Strife" from the gauph key section to add multiattack to all sword-proficiency allies, and the "Gauph Key α" from the ultima key section to give a 10% damage cap bonus to normal attacks. Lastly, there is a new raid coming early next month (Super Ultimate Bahamut HL) that will provide even further upgrades for them (specifically for their 5* uncap, they will also be getting a 4* uncap with that update but the 4* uncap will NOT require mats from that new raid)--however the developers claim it will be more difficult than Lucilius HL (the raid that the Opus weapons are associated with). Apologies about the wall of text, but I like to be very specific about these sorts of details since I know GBF is a rather convoluted game (in that it doesn't explain where everything is very well IMO).
That's Geisenborger, an Evoker of the Arcarum. His third skill gives him 5 turns of immortality that can be extended when he is either buffed (yellow border skill) or healed (green border skill) by another ally. I also used the summon Qilin to reset all skill cooldowns on all allies, allowing them to buff Geisenborger more and reset his third skill's cooldown so that I can press it again when he only has 1 turn left on his immortality. He managed to kill the boss with only one turn left on his immortality, meaning he would have died on that turn if the boss didn't die--so it was as close as it could get. One thing I should mention, Geisenborger's immortality does not work against Ultimate Bahamut (impossible version), as that boss employs a field effect once it has 30% HP left that knocks out any ally with less than 10% of their HP remaining. Since Geisenborger's third skill leaves him with 1 HP, which is less than 10% of his HP remaining, he is knocked out as well no matter how many turns he has left on his immortality.
AX skills come from a separate mode in Arcarum called "Replicard Sandbox". All of the omega/magna 1 weapons that drop from playing Replicard Sandbox will have AX skills with random stats. Right now, only the magna 1 weapon series (tiamat, leviathan, colossus, yggdrasil, luminiera, celeste) can have them. Any other series of weapons that drop in that mode do not have AX skills. Also, it is worth noting that Replicard Sandbox is a little harder than the normal Arcarum mode. The only other weapon series that have AX skills right now are the dragon weapons, but those occur as drops in the dragon raids (wilnas, galleon, wamdus, ewiyar, lu woh, fediel).
@@alanwismantoro6041 you actually transfer the main weapon specs to the AX weapon (uncap, skill level, and level). So, you unequip the weapon you want to be transferred from all parties (make sure it's not favorited too), then you go to the AX weapon in the inventory, select it and press "upgrade", then press the new purple button "inherit" near the top-left corner, then choose the unequipped magna weapon you want to have the AX skills (you have to re-equip it manually to all parties you want it on), and that's it.
@@Rubick471 Actually, they also drop in raids, but drop rates are extremely rare. Mine had dropped one, and I never take a single Replicard Sandbox stages.
Actually the strategy I employed was to skip all defender bosses and just spam the "Phantasmagoric Aberration" enemy in the bottom-right path in sandbox (Zone Harbinger). I didn't even fight any of the Heralds (since technically they waste AAP). I only focused on opening gold chests, fought gold chest mimics, and got the random loot meter chance. I did for a while fight a lot of defender bosses, but they're rather slow (especially if you fight the "+++" versions). So I found out it's faster to grind the chev swords when ignoring them. It still does take some time because RNG can be hell.
Also I failed to mention this in my previous comment, but I got most of my chev swords from the loot meter chest and gold chests/mimics, NOT from the enemy itself. This is why I chose to focus on the weak light enemy to build the meter quicker.
@@Rubick471 Oh I see, ty for sharing your method. I was pretty much doing the exact same thing except I've been farming on the dragon one right above the spot you were farming on. Guess you really just need luck from RNG to get them, so congrats with those.
![[Granblue Fantasy] Beelzebub Solo Dark Magna Kengo w/ Fediel No F5 / [グラブル] ベルゼバブHLソロ 闇マグナ剣豪 フェディエル](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VXOEftyEnCU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[GBF] Fediel (Raid) Magna Light FA ~9:00](/img/n.gif)
Finally a video of a true grinder, unlike those lucksacks
Still no blue chest even solo .
12% blue chest no hope, need to raidfinder many times, remember, grindblue fantasy XD
Who could be a replacement for Percival? I don't have him sadly orz
That's a tough call without relying on more limited/grindy characters. I think Tikoh can work even though she's not sword based (though perhaps she's a better replacement for De La Fille instead of Percival). For Tikoh, you'd probably just tank more of the omens instead of cancelling them, relying on just pressing her s3 once and keeping her on that throughout the fight. Feather SSR might also be able to work if you save his skills for Fediel's more dangerous omens (even though he's not sword-based either). Not sure about others.
Hi! Awesome video thanks sm for uploading lol it’s hard to find a team without fif/io. What class is mc? I don’t recognize the skills 😅
And would you have any recs for updated team comp with the new units available? Like s.shiva being able to hit 20 times.
@@outlastseries The MC's class is Glorybringer, with Al Doble, Decimate, and Clarity as subskills. As for new units, I'm not entirely sure to be honest. This team makes use of echoes mainly to cancel most of the omens, so unfortunately part of that is a little bit of luck based on multiattack rates (AX skills on lumi swords with multiattack help--as well as the ultima weapon since all frontline units here are sword proficiency). However, if done properly, it allows you to cancel almost every single omen before Fediel reaches 40%.
The thing about summer Shiva's S1 is that it has a very long cooldown, whereas Fediel throws up her omens very often (your best bet is to use it turn 1 for the buff and then save it for the Cursed Stakes omen from 70% HP once it shows up since that one requires like 40 or 45 hits--and it is imperative to cancel as it does like 35k plain damage or something). Additionally, while S. Shiva's passive heal is nice, it does not clear the debuffs Fediel constantly throws at you like De La Fille sometimes can with her S1 (and has guaranteed clarity on her S3 as well), so there's increased chance of taking more passive damage with S. Shiva compared to De La Fille.
@@outlastseries (Continued) You could probably use Valentine's Aglovale somehow, though he is a hard unit to acquire (I don't have him). I'm unsure if he would either replace Percival or De La Fille.
Thanks for getting back to me. I don't have v. Aglovlale either (yet) but I see what you mean about shivas cool down. Luckily I have these specific units so I'll def try it out. Could you let me know what the two EX weapons are called? And what that dark Sabre is? I don't have them afaik
@@outlastseries The fist EX weapon (top left) is the Huanglong Gauntlet, and can be obtained with Rise of the Beasts treasures/materials (fortunately happening right now). It can be found in the Shop -> Treasure Trade -> Weapons tab -> Events sub-tab -> "Beast Weapons". You will need to grind for the necessary materials to trade for it, and then even more materials will be needed to both 4* and 5* it for higher skill levels/weapon level. It helps mitigate dark damage as well as provides a solid EX ATK modifier for the grid. I strongly recommend using a raidfinder like gbf.life (actual URL) and filtering specifically for "Huanglong & Qilin (Impossible)" and join a bunch of those with the "Enter ID" section of the main Raid tab in GBF by clicking on the codes that pop up, pasting them in "Enter ID", then joining and doing anything in the raid (you do not need to do a lot of damage, doing any action will give you rewards). The raidfinder itself can be a little clunky to learn at first, but it is a godsend in grinding for materials in any raid (of course with the caveat of knowing which raids you should fully commit in and not just OTK and leave or something like that--however the "Huanglong & Qilin (Impossible)" raid is one of those raids where its completely fine to OTK/"wanpan" [the term used when referring to someone joining the raid, clicking one button for an action to qualify for the raid drops, and then leaving] since the raid is very popular in will succeed essentially 100% of the time). Keep in mind that since it requires separate and limited materials acquired from the Rise of the Beasts event to host that raid, you should use the raidfinder for that raid during or shortly after the event itself since people will have those host materials then and usually expend most of them not long after (in other words, it's fortunately a good time right now to grind for those materials for the weapon purchase/uncaps as the raid itself will pop up frequently on raidfinder [this is as opposed to a time far away from Rise of the Beasts events where practically no one has materials to host those raids at the time]). One last thing, it is an EXTREMELY popular raid now with the Eternals ULB's (ultimate limit break, as the community refers to their 6* uncaps), as their level 140 uncap requires a significant amount of the Huanglong or Qilin omega animas. What I'm trying to say here actually is that the raids fill up VERY fast, so it can be annoying to constantly use the raid finder and not be able to join several of the raids due to how fast they fill up. But again, the raidfinder is the most reliable and efficient way to grind for materials from specific raids, which is why I recommend it regardless but I thought I should forewarn anyways.
The other EX weapon (spear, bottom left) is the Rhongomyniad, and can be obtained in the weapons section of the treasure trade shop just like the previous weapon, but in different a sub-tab. This one is located in the High Difficulty sub-tab, and is classified as an "Astral Weapon". The materials required to obtain this weapon might be a little annoying, as well as the materials needed to 4* and 5* it. To 5* this weapon (as well as all the other Astral weapons), it will require materials from the HL Beelzebub raid. It provides a very powerful "unworldly" EX ATK mod as well as a skill damage cap buff to all allies based on how high their HP is when it is 5* (maximum 50% skill damage cap at max HP) [it would otherwise have to be mainhanded on MC in order to get this additional effect at 4*, which is extremely restrictive for the MC in both the class you use and the weapon itself]. There is an alternate way to uncap these "Astral" weapons: you can use valor badges (obtained from Guild Wars/Unite and Fight and Dread Barrage) to trade for 1-time-use materials that can both 4* and 5* them (they're two different materials [one specifically for 4* and the other for 5*] each with different valor badge values). Although I do not recommend uncapping them this way since valor badges are extremely valuable for other rare and extremely useful materials/items (i.e. sunstones, evolites, and the lapis merits), it is still an alternate uncap method and I thought I should mention it.
The dark sword is an Ultima Weapon. These can be crafted in the "weapon series" section of the main shop area (so NOT the "treasure trade" tab). They will be in the "Ultima Weapon" sub-tab in this area. From there, you must craft so-called "Atma" weapons, and then upgrade those into "Ultima" weapons. You can choose what kind of weapon you want which requires a fully upgraded rusted weapon of that type plus some other materials. Keep in mind that these Ultima Weapons are best used with a team that has the same weapon proficiency as the Ultima Weapon itself (i.e. this one is a sword, and all team members in the video are sword proficiency, including MC). Even then, they're extremely niche these days since most really good teams do not have consistent character proficiencies. Another thing to note with these Ultima Weapons is that they require materials from the entire current Protobahamut/Ultimate Bahamut raids (including HL versions) to fully upgrade. The Ultima Weapons also have further upgrades much like opuses do (the gauph key/ultima key). You can trade for these in the same area where you upgrade the Atma/Ultima Weapons, and will require additional materials. These gauph/ultima keys are where you can really personalize the Ultima Weapons. Specifically, I'm using the "Gauph Key of Strife" from the gauph key section to add multiattack to all sword-proficiency allies, and the "Gauph Key α" from the ultima key section to give a 10% damage cap bonus to normal attacks. Lastly, there is a new raid coming early next month (Super Ultimate Bahamut HL) that will provide even further upgrades for them (specifically for their 5* uncap, they will also be getting a 4* uncap with that update but the 4* uncap will NOT require mats from that new raid)--however the developers claim it will be more difficult than Lucilius HL (the raid that the Opus weapons are associated with).
Apologies about the wall of text, but I like to be very specific about these sorts of details since I know GBF is a rather convoluted game (in that it doesn't explain where everything is very well IMO).
Is there any character that can replace Grand Jeanne?
How was fist-punch dude able to live so long on one HP?
That's Geisenborger, an Evoker of the Arcarum. His third skill gives him 5 turns of immortality that can be extended when he is either buffed (yellow border skill) or healed (green border skill) by another ally. I also used the summon Qilin to reset all skill cooldowns on all allies, allowing them to buff Geisenborger more and reset his third skill's cooldown so that I can press it again when he only has 1 turn left on his immortality.
He managed to kill the boss with only one turn left on his immortality, meaning he would have died on that turn if the boss didn't die--so it was as close as it could get.
One thing I should mention, Geisenborger's immortality does not work against Ultimate Bahamut (impossible version), as that boss employs a field effect once it has 30% HP left that knocks out any ally with less than 10% of their HP remaining. Since Geisenborger's third skill leaves him with 1 HP, which is less than 10% of his HP remaining, he is knocked out as well no matter how many turns he has left on his immortality.
replacement for sara ?
Why did you use Astral instead of Xeno Sword?
Better damage mod and it has skill cap (for what that's worth here anyways). Mainly better damage mod.
Im newbie, can you teach me about how to get ax skill bonus ?
AX skills come from a separate mode in Arcarum called "Replicard Sandbox". All of the omega/magna 1 weapons that drop from playing Replicard Sandbox will have AX skills with random stats. Right now, only the magna 1 weapon series (tiamat, leviathan, colossus, yggdrasil, luminiera, celeste) can have them. Any other series of weapons that drop in that mode do not have AX skills.
Also, it is worth noting that Replicard Sandbox is a little harder than the normal Arcarum mode.
The only other weapon series that have AX skills right now are the dragon weapons, but those occur as drops in the dragon raids (wilnas, galleon, wamdus, ewiyar, lu woh, fediel).
@@Rubick471 and then, how to transfer ax skill to my main weapon?
@@alanwismantoro6041 you actually transfer the main weapon specs to the AX weapon (uncap, skill level, and level). So, you unequip the weapon you want to be transferred from all parties (make sure it's not favorited too), then you go to the AX weapon in the inventory, select it and press "upgrade", then press the new purple button "inherit" near the top-left corner, then choose the unequipped magna weapon you want to have the AX skills (you have to re-equip it manually to all parties you want it on), and that's it.
@@Muffin_Affinity thank you :'3
@@Rubick471 Actually, they also drop in raids, but drop rates are extremely rare. Mine had dropped one, and I never take a single Replicard Sandbox stages.
Wow, all those Chev sword with AX skills. Is there any specific defender boss in replicard sandbox were you farmed those on?
Actually the strategy I employed was to skip all defender bosses and just spam the "Phantasmagoric Aberration" enemy in the bottom-right path in sandbox (Zone Harbinger). I didn't even fight any of the Heralds (since technically they waste AAP).
I only focused on opening gold chests, fought gold chest mimics, and got the random loot meter chance.
I did for a while fight a lot of defender bosses, but they're rather slow (especially if you fight the "+++" versions). So I found out it's faster to grind the chev swords when ignoring them. It still does take some time because RNG can be hell.
Also I failed to mention this in my previous comment, but I got most of my chev swords from the loot meter chest and gold chests/mimics, NOT from the enemy itself. This is why I chose to focus on the weak light enemy to build the meter quicker.
@@Rubick471 Oh I see, ty for sharing your method. I was pretty much doing the exact same thing except I've been farming on the dragon one right above the spot you were farming on. Guess you really just need luck from RNG to get them, so congrats with those.