personally a big fan of maximum crash, finishing touch, triple-r suit on overcharge iori, with a bonus 2-cost passive in impuritas. it gets very silly very fast.
On a similar note, I was able to get her with a Myo buffed Gebura supported by a (cursed) rabbit singleton gun squad. Funnily enough, you have enough 2 and 1 cost range pages + light regen to actually make it work. Probably a little slower, but a little more endurance and consistency, especially if you're not clashing.
the traditional firing squad definitely runs out of steam extremely quickly, and is mostly useless after the 3rd scene. Some random collection of ranged pages and light regen with a copy of Will of the Prescript is honestly probably fine.
Definitely in contention for best key page in the game. The flexibility of this page is insane, and the plain and simple +2 power it gives to every die is ridiculous. You're basically bringing 4 specialized nuggets in a single page, to put it into perspective. Anyways, my thoughts on the stances: Slash Stance: There is but one, pristinely clear objective with this deck. Fucking obliterate them. This is good for executing enemies / bosses. The sustain is... questionable, but hey you can always switch to other decks. This stance and its decks will likely not lose any clashes, but it isn't built to last either. Blunt Stance: Emma + Puppet = 4 extra power to blunt die, isn't that wonderful? Yeah, your main goal really is to just beat them to death. The effect is just a nice bonus in all honesty. This stance and its decks are a mix between having the clashing power of slash and the sustainability of pierce. Pierce Deck: You'd *want* to lean in on the effect of the double ailment, but you just end up treating it as a nice bonus like the Blunt deck. You could be doing millions of debuffs, but you can also make the world's most consistent Singleton deck. This stance and its decks are the most consistent of the offensive decks, but it's not as flashy as it could be if you build it to *be* consistent. Block Stance: This is the best stance. No, seriously. Defensive decks at this point of the game are INCREDIBLY consistent, even more so than pierce. Bi An and Sturdy Defense are extremely strong page drawers, Smoking Pipe clashes similarly to a 3 die page with enough defense bonuses, and Endurance pages will just up the clashing power even more. You will not lose clashes with this stance, and if you do, you take minimal damage anyways. Oh, and Stagger Resist comes back at a snap of your fingers with a good Evade die. This isn't even *talking* about this deck giving you the best effect of the 4. Immunity to statuses, including Immobilization. This is an amazing pick to counter Xiao if you haven't beaten her already, as the burn will be easily shrugged off. To add onto that, an Overcharge deck will fodderize most of her pages in power null as its base rolls are *insane.* Hell, if you still use Roland's floor, Blizzard synergizes with this deck EXTREMELY well, since you can essentially just have 1 extra person ganking the poor fellas. You can go both brain dead offense or insane tank with Block Stance. It's the best in sustainability, survivability, and clash wins out of every stance. Only problem is the lack of damage, but you always have Hokma's floor or the Overcharge deck!
I'm personally more of a fan of the top tier Impurity page if only for the exclusive page, but without that, I'd say that PT is the strongest keypage. Slash definitely has the best clashes, since you can get +5 power just from the passives. Stacking the combat start slash power boosters as well can give up to +13 power at emo 4 and 5 which is quite strong. Blunt is honestly my least favourite stance despite me talking up blunt pages for the last few months. Unfortunately, the puppets pages are starting to fall off. I used this deck as a recovery deck if you run low on light. Pierce is solid because there are a ton of solid pierce cards now, thanks in part to the Purple Tear reception. The status defect strategy is nice in theory, but when building my deck, I just didn't have room for mediocre cards just because they inflicted a bit of bleed. Guard stance does have the split playstyle which makes it the most versatile deck (and also the most powerful). The deck as intended has very good clashing with Serpentine Barier, Bi An, Iron Wall, etc. with Smoking Pipe for light regen as defensive pages have higher roll averages than offensive pages. With Overcharge cheese, it has good clashing and insane damage. Having multiple block counter dice also lets the user delude themself that they're utilizing the +2 defensive dice power effectively as well.
i just like cheesing this fight with binah’s floor and firing squad. definitely the easiest of the SotC end boss trio and her keypage is incredibly good
I'm having to grind out the bosses (Struggling deeply) this was the last one I tried and the first one I beat. The only reason I had to is because Gebura Realization is a lot of words none of which UA-cam will allow me to comment.
Feint has even stronger rolls so it's probably better, although it's a general reception page so the player might not have it if they don't know where to find it.
two ways to beat iori: A. follow this guide, build your decks to be as strong as possible and to counter hers whenever possible B. myongest gebura go brrrrrrrr
PT gains 1 power boost to whatever stance she changes to. Like 1 power to slash when entering slash stance also it works with key page so you can probably make a deck out of this. It's like spend 1 light for 1 power every two scenes. Generic abno cards that guests receive are especially annoying in this fight. Also her 50% buffs are kinda underwhelming when smoke exists but 2 power is 2 power. Here my experience with PT. She was one of the three receptions(Yan, Xioa and PT) where I got stuck and all other receptions where already beaten. It took me sometime to kill her but after that I scratched that team. And then I forgot that I didnt get all pages and her key pages so I needed more tries to beat her because I forgot what I was using first time. She was reception that teached me that resistences are important and now I constantly think about them and I think a lack of gimmick did that weird how it works. Hmmm the other reception of another color fixer also teached me the importance of resistences what a coincidence. Overcharge with PT guard stance fells very unintentional to me it stupidly strong rolls with the most charge gain in the entire game while also breaking big rule of gain charge page - every gain charge supposed to be defensive or have very big downside. I myself is very... idk purist kinda person? I very rarely abuse mechanics of the games and generaly try to stay to the intent of creators. I even never used myongest (Kali with grace of prescript passive forever) even if its very intentional if it wasnt myo prowess would cap at 3 or 2. Im getting sidetracked what I mean it might be just me. Serpent sword technique is good in my opinion. Rolls barely matter if you can have it on Kim with dark blade passive the most important part if you have that much power is the ammount of slash being played so its kinda like steel knuckles in that regard. Also its extremly economic with 1 draw and 1 light cost.
I implied the power boost in her passives but I could have been more explicit. I agree that her slash and blunt bonuses feel kind of lame, especially in the face of smoke, but she's still strong without them so whatever. The fight itself is a deckbuilding check as there isn't any gimmick, just can you deal enough damage to kill her before she kills you, and resistances do come into play here. I typically mostly ignore resistances in favour of pure clashing power, but it's still pretty important to be aware of them. Overcharge guard stance is most likely unintentional, but when it was found out, they figured that they didn't want to change it or else they'd face backlash. Serpent Sword Technique is playable on pt slash because of the power boosts, rather than the page being playable on its own. Compared to To overcome Crisis, it costs 1 more light for the 2-4 slash on 2, and that's not even accounting for the potential upside that ToC has to restore light. In a vacuum the page is on the level of a urban nightmare card.
@@AilithNix @Ailith Nix I agree with paragraphs 1,2,3. I mean Overcome crisis is a good card that I used in SotC. Quite a lot of cards and key pages that are in earlier chapters can be used so I don't pay attention to such categories. And I didn't talk about SST in a vacuum because yes it sucks without power boosters a lot. But in context of minimum 3 slash power 2-4 becomes 5-7 which is decent for a 1 cost 1 draw. Honestly if I would make a slash deck I would most likely use both of them.
For me, the clashes just aren't good enough to justify running because it doesn't restore light. I tend to value pages that have the main purpose to draw cards quite low, as compared to pages that have the main purpose to restore light which I tend to rate highly. Running SST in a deck means I'd need to run light regen pages as well, further reducing the number of strong clashing pages I'd be able to run. Overall, I'd rather just run WotC so I can jam more 2 and 3 costs into my deck I think. Even if the clashing was slightly worse on 1, the 2 will always be stronger and it'll restore 3 light for a cost of 1 more initial light put in.
@@AilithNix hmmm never considered WotC... I guess you're right it's just better. Although that 1 more cost input still bothers me but that deck dependent. There also an edge case where resperation(passive from Tenma"restore another light at the start of the scene if you had 0 in previous scene") doesnt activate with WotC but like thats a bottom of the barrel kinda argument. I even have to tell what it does because I never seen anyone use it. I'm just a little obsessed with that passive for some reason. But tbh I dont get that you value pages that main value is light. Like I get that SST is weaker than WotC because clashing is only slightly worse while also restoring light but light and draw are diffrent things that dont interact and you need both.
as much as i hate it, i have to use the firing squad method on most of the mid/late game receptions since i don't have the right cards or patience to actually beat them properly. it sucks, but oh well as long as it gets me through the game i guess
I dont know how but I beat her first try with just binahs floor. All I did was use binahs floor (with some pretty bad decks) then she swapped to malkuths floor (which got wiped out in a matter of 3 scenes 😭) then back to binahs floor which barely beat her
you can reasonably just randomly beat her if she rolls low consistently, but Binah's also a powerhouse and maybe your deck construction is better than you think~
Basically, the PT guard stance removes all status ailments, including immobilize. The only thing holding the page back is that immobilize so getting rid of it makes it very strong
Okay so for this reception i REALLY don't like how Dimension Walker is worded. I also saved this one for last, but I did that cause I thought the random floor she warps to counts as your second floor. It didn't help that she absolutely trounced me when I tried to fight her after first unlocking the fight. So I thought I had to beat a super hard boss with one chosen floor and one random floor with nothing else... Imagine my surprise when I come back to it and get past the dimension walker phase, and realize I still had one floor extra to use. 😅 I got some pretty good use out of Duel tbh. It doesn't tend to do that much damage, but its very good at winning clashes which can be more important in some spots. The Overcharge deck is pretty funny. I also used it a lot, though the huge roll ranges really screwed me over sometimes so it didn't always make it on to my A-Team. On harder fights (eg; most of the remaining receptions) where the early turns matter a lot, I also found myself resetting until Purple Tear started in guard stance or, if I had Yan on the floor, until Yan had the light regen prescript. Not getting to start with Overload+Leap/Conversion can lead to a rough turn 2 and a rough turn 2 can lead to a rough turn 3....
Honestly, I wish that it did use up one of your floors, 'cause then it'd feel like a meaningful mechanic, rather than just a damage gate for the main floor. Duel, like most defensive focused pages, are great at winning clashes at the cost of doing damage. I'm personally not a fan because I want to deal damage all the time, but it's definitely a strong page. I usually just raw-dog whatever stance and prescript I'm given, since there's a 43.75% chance that I'll get at least one of them. Clashing with overcharge almost guarantees an emo up so I usually don't get punished.
@@AilithNix light isnt the issue with casting only overcharge on turn 1, imo. Like you said, emo up tales care of that. The issue is not drawing an extra page.
if you can't get more copies of Will of the City, I'd just build the overcharge guard stance deck, it's what you use 99% of the time. Otherwise you could try to make the slash deck singleton.
i started with red mist and then she teleported to binahs floor at half health, binah got her to like 79 hp before binah died, then i forced purple tear back to the red mist's floor where i used greater split to kill her. amazing fight.
honestly this boss isn't hard, the only hard thing is beating the strong pages (Violet Blade, Duel, Laceration and Mirage Storm). Compared to Xiao which took me hours, I first tried this one.
Yeah this boss is fairly simple, if you can outroll or mitigate her stuff, then it’s fairly simple. If not, then you die. As long as your deck construction can deal enough dmg then you'll be fine.
![[Library of Ruina] Gebura (solo) vs Xiao](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cdwwH95kqKI/mqdefault.jpg)
"They won't be able to chase me if I teleport to another floor."
*Guitar plays as a suspicious red haired woman stands menacingly*
"Oh dear."
Many such cases
we love the red mist :)
i first tried this boss because i was so annoyed trying to fight xiao that i immediately killed purple tear with myongest gebura
Yeah that sounds about myongest lol
LMAO SAMEEEE
ok so ive been hearing abt that gebura, how exactly to i build a myongest gebura? (i feel rlly stupid but i gotta find out somehow lol)
@@sebass5761 slap myo's prowess on gebura and you're all set
personally a big fan of maximum crash, finishing touch, triple-r suit on overcharge iori, with a bonus 2-cost passive in impuritas. it gets very silly very fast.
Yeah overcharge guard stance was a mistake
On a similar note, I was able to get her with a Myo buffed Gebura supported by a (cursed) rabbit singleton gun squad. Funnily enough, you have enough 2 and 1 cost range pages + light regen to actually make it work. Probably a little slower, but a little more endurance and consistency, especially if you're not clashing.
the traditional firing squad definitely runs out of steam extremely quickly, and is mostly useless after the 3rd scene. Some random collection of ranged pages and light regen with a copy of Will of the Prescript is honestly probably fine.
Definitely in contention for best key page in the game. The flexibility of this page is insane, and the plain and simple +2 power it gives to every die is ridiculous. You're basically bringing 4 specialized nuggets in a single page, to put it into perspective. Anyways, my thoughts on the stances:
Slash Stance: There is but one, pristinely clear objective with this deck. Fucking obliterate them. This is good for executing enemies / bosses. The sustain is... questionable, but hey you can always switch to other decks. This stance and its decks will likely not lose any clashes, but it isn't built to last either.
Blunt Stance: Emma + Puppet = 4 extra power to blunt die, isn't that wonderful? Yeah, your main goal really is to just beat them to death. The effect is just a nice bonus in all honesty. This stance and its decks are a mix between having the clashing power of slash and the sustainability of pierce.
Pierce Deck: You'd *want* to lean in on the effect of the double ailment, but you just end up treating it as a nice bonus like the Blunt deck. You could be doing millions of debuffs, but you can also make the world's most consistent Singleton deck. This stance and its decks are the most consistent of the offensive decks, but it's not as flashy as it could be if you build it to *be* consistent.
Block Stance: This is the best stance. No, seriously. Defensive decks at this point of the game are INCREDIBLY consistent, even more so than pierce. Bi An and Sturdy Defense are extremely strong page drawers, Smoking Pipe clashes similarly to a 3 die page with enough defense bonuses, and Endurance pages will just up the clashing power even more. You will not lose clashes with this stance, and if you do, you take minimal damage anyways. Oh, and Stagger Resist comes back at a snap of your fingers with a good Evade die.
This isn't even *talking* about this deck giving you the best effect of the 4. Immunity to statuses, including Immobilization. This is an amazing pick to counter Xiao if you haven't beaten her already, as the burn will be easily shrugged off. To add onto that, an Overcharge deck will fodderize most of her pages in power null as its base rolls are *insane.* Hell, if you still use Roland's floor, Blizzard synergizes with this deck EXTREMELY well, since you can essentially just have 1 extra person ganking the poor fellas.
You can go both brain dead offense or insane tank with Block Stance. It's the best in sustainability, survivability, and clash wins out of every stance. Only problem is the lack of damage, but you always have Hokma's floor or the Overcharge deck!
I'm personally more of a fan of the top tier Impurity page if only for the exclusive page, but without that, I'd say that PT is the strongest keypage.
Slash definitely has the best clashes, since you can get +5 power just from the passives. Stacking the combat start slash power boosters as well can give up to +13 power at emo 4 and 5 which is quite strong.
Blunt is honestly my least favourite stance despite me talking up blunt pages for the last few months. Unfortunately, the puppets pages are starting to fall off. I used this deck as a recovery deck if you run low on light.
Pierce is solid because there are a ton of solid pierce cards now, thanks in part to the Purple Tear reception. The status defect strategy is nice in theory, but when building my deck, I just didn't have room for mediocre cards just because they inflicted a bit of bleed.
Guard stance does have the split playstyle which makes it the most versatile deck (and also the most powerful). The deck as intended has very good clashing with Serpentine Barier, Bi An, Iron Wall, etc. with Smoking Pipe for light regen as defensive pages have higher roll averages than offensive pages. With Overcharge cheese, it has good clashing and insane damage. Having multiple block counter dice also lets the user delude themself that they're utilizing the +2 defensive dice power effectively as well.
i just like cheesing this fight with binah’s floor and firing squad. definitely the easiest of the SotC end boss trio and her keypage is incredibly good
Yeah the fact that you can cheese her so easily means she's the easiest at the floor, I do think she's harder than Yan when playing normally though.
Yo man, from what character is the passive charged shield? I need the purple tear cheese build 😭🙏😊@@AilithNix
@daniilbaulin1311 martina, nemo, or bada
@@AilithNix martina?
@@AilithNix also what team do you recommend with myobura+the cheese Iori(im almost done w star of the city(Yan and Xiao left)
Nice opinion, unfortunatelly: The floor of art firing squad.
That's how it be
I'm having to grind out the bosses (Struggling deeply) this was the last one I tried and the first one I beat. The only reason I had to is because Gebura Realization is a lot of words none of which UA-cam will allow me to comment.
Sotc bosses can be quite difficult without a good setup for sure
A tip for the firing squad, you can also use Feint instead of Opportunity Spotted for the last ditch melee card since its also a 1 cost with 3 attack
Feint has even stronger rolls so it's probably better, although it's a general reception page so the player might not have it if they don't know where to find it.
it's funny how in my scenario, she teleported right into myoungest gebula after getting obliterated by firing squad
Unlucky for her :p
When I first saw her I was very afraid since I just beat The Red Mist.
turns out she does not do too well against Binah and 3 guys with guns
yeah PT is quite weak to gun unlike most of the other colours
two ways to beat iori:
A. follow this guide, build your decks to be as strong as possible and to counter hers whenever possible
B. myongest gebura go brrrrrrrr
I love myongest gebura :)
Im so glad this guy keep doing videos about LoR, he is one who helped me on realizations.
I'm glad that I'm able to help you~
@@AilithNix waiting for chesed realization!
Hopefully 2 or 3 weeks from now
PT gains 1 power boost to whatever stance she changes to. Like 1 power to slash when entering slash stance also it works with key page so you can probably make a deck out of this. It's like spend 1 light for 1 power every two scenes. Generic abno cards that guests receive are especially annoying in this fight. Also her 50% buffs are kinda underwhelming when smoke exists but 2 power is 2 power.
Here my experience with PT. She was one of the three receptions(Yan, Xioa and PT) where I got stuck and all other receptions where already beaten. It took me sometime to kill her but after that I scratched that team. And then I forgot that I didnt get all pages and her key pages so I needed more tries to beat her because I forgot what I was using first time. She was reception that teached me that resistences are important and now I constantly think about them and I think a lack of gimmick did that weird how it works. Hmmm the other reception of another color fixer also teached me the importance of resistences what a coincidence.
Overcharge with PT guard stance fells very unintentional to me it stupidly strong rolls with the most charge gain in the entire game while also breaking big rule of gain charge page - every gain charge supposed to be defensive or have very big downside. I myself is very... idk purist kinda person? I very rarely abuse mechanics of the games and generaly try to stay to the intent of creators. I even never used myongest (Kali with grace of prescript passive forever) even if its very intentional if it wasnt myo prowess would cap at 3 or 2. Im getting sidetracked what I mean it might be just me.
Serpent sword technique is good in my opinion. Rolls barely matter if you can have it on Kim with dark blade passive the most important part if you have that much power is the ammount of slash being played so its kinda like steel knuckles in that regard. Also its extremly economic with 1 draw and 1 light cost.
I implied the power boost in her passives but I could have been more explicit. I agree that her slash and blunt bonuses feel kind of lame, especially in the face of smoke, but she's still strong without them so whatever.
The fight itself is a deckbuilding check as there isn't any gimmick, just can you deal enough damage to kill her before she kills you, and resistances do come into play here. I typically mostly ignore resistances in favour of pure clashing power, but it's still pretty important to be aware of them.
Overcharge guard stance is most likely unintentional, but when it was found out, they figured that they didn't want to change it or else they'd face backlash.
Serpent Sword Technique is playable on pt slash because of the power boosts, rather than the page being playable on its own. Compared to To overcome Crisis, it costs 1 more light for the 2-4 slash on 2, and that's not even accounting for the potential upside that ToC has to restore light. In a vacuum the page is on the level of a urban nightmare card.
@@AilithNix @Ailith Nix I agree with paragraphs 1,2,3. I mean Overcome crisis is a good card that I used in SotC. Quite a lot of cards and key pages that are in earlier chapters can be used so I don't pay attention to such categories. And I didn't talk about SST in a vacuum because yes it sucks without power boosters a lot. But in context of minimum 3 slash power 2-4 becomes 5-7 which is decent for a 1 cost 1 draw. Honestly if I would make a slash deck I would most likely use both of them.
For me, the clashes just aren't good enough to justify running because it doesn't restore light. I tend to value pages that have the main purpose to draw cards quite low, as compared to pages that have the main purpose to restore light which I tend to rate highly. Running SST in a deck means I'd need to run light regen pages as well, further reducing the number of strong clashing pages I'd be able to run. Overall, I'd rather just run WotC so I can jam more 2 and 3 costs into my deck I think. Even if the clashing was slightly worse on 1, the 2 will always be stronger and it'll restore 3 light for a cost of 1 more initial light put in.
@@AilithNix hmmm never considered WotC... I guess you're right it's just better. Although that 1 more cost input still bothers me but that deck dependent. There also an edge case where resperation(passive from Tenma"restore another light at the start of the scene if you had 0 in previous scene") doesnt activate with WotC but like thats a bottom of the barrel kinda argument. I even have to tell what it does because I never seen anyone use it. I'm just a little obsessed with that passive for some reason. But tbh I dont get that you value pages that main value is light. Like I get that SST is weaker than WotC because clashing is only slightly worse while also restoring light but light and draw are diffrent things that dont interact and you need both.
as much as i hate it, i have to use the firing squad method on most of the mid/late game receptions since i don't have the right cards or patience to actually beat them properly.
it sucks, but oh well as long as it gets me through the game i guess
If it gets the job done
Not me using burn decks on every floor then getting mad about losing to the counter dies
Letroll
I dont know how but I beat her first try with just binahs floor. All I did was use binahs floor (with some pretty bad decks) then she swapped to malkuths floor (which got wiped out in a matter of 3 scenes 😭) then back to binahs floor which barely beat her
you can reasonably just randomly beat her if she rolls low consistently, but Binah's also a powerhouse and maybe your deck construction is better than you think~
3 words: mountain of corpses.
Red mist moment
How do you even get mountain of corpses consistently?? No matter how many negative emotion points i get i just cant get it
@@M3mMMriz3 the right build and a shit ton of luck
@@brobgonal1118 makes sense
Firing squaded (as long as block isn t her stance) used the normal fire squad deck so it was messier than this para strat
Yeah the block stance is pretty annoying for the firing squad strategy...
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bayards page:
Bayard = cringe :)
@@AilithNix Damn.
i always go to ur deck building section when idk what to build with a new keypage
btw i still dont understand the overcharge deck u were talking about can u explain it in an easier way
Basically, the PT guard stance removes all status ailments, including immobilize. The only thing holding the page back is that immobilize so getting rid of it makes it very strong
@@AilithNix holy shit
Okay so for this reception i REALLY don't like how Dimension Walker is worded. I also saved this one for last, but I did that cause I thought the random floor she warps to counts as your second floor. It didn't help that she absolutely trounced me when I tried to fight her after first unlocking the fight. So I thought I had to beat a super hard boss with one chosen floor and one random floor with nothing else... Imagine my surprise when I come back to it and get past the dimension walker phase, and realize I still had one floor extra to use. 😅
I got some pretty good use out of Duel tbh. It doesn't tend to do that much damage, but its very good at winning clashes which can be more important in some spots.
The Overcharge deck is pretty funny. I also used it a lot, though the huge roll ranges really screwed me over sometimes so it didn't always make it on to my A-Team. On harder fights (eg; most of the remaining receptions) where the early turns matter a lot, I also found myself resetting until Purple Tear started in guard stance or, if I had Yan on the floor, until Yan had the light regen prescript. Not getting to start with Overload+Leap/Conversion can lead to a rough turn 2 and a rough turn 2 can lead to a rough turn 3....
Honestly, I wish that it did use up one of your floors, 'cause then it'd feel like a meaningful mechanic, rather than just a damage gate for the main floor.
Duel, like most defensive focused pages, are great at winning clashes at the cost of doing damage. I'm personally not a fan because I want to deal damage all the time, but it's definitely a strong page.
I usually just raw-dog whatever stance and prescript I'm given, since there's a 43.75% chance that I'll get at least one of them. Clashing with overcharge almost guarantees an emo up so I usually don't get punished.
@@AilithNix light isnt the issue with casting only overcharge on turn 1, imo. Like you said, emo up tales care of that. The issue is not drawing an extra page.
@@AppaTheBizon1228 I will simply draw better than my opponent because I am the best Library of Ruina player in the world (source needed) :)
I'm kinda confused on how to build all four purple tear decks because I don't have enough Will of the City to directly copy yours 😭
if you can't get more copies of Will of the City, I'd just build the overcharge guard stance deck, it's what you use 99% of the time. Otherwise you could try to make the slash deck singleton.
i started with red mist and then she teleported to binahs floor at half health, binah got her to like 79 hp before binah died, then i forced purple tear back to the red mist's floor where i used greater split to kill her. amazing fight.
it can definitely be pretty cinematic
I just kinda cheesed her 3 firing squad rounds.
That sounds about right
honestly this boss isn't hard, the only hard thing is beating the strong pages (Violet Blade, Duel, Laceration and Mirage Storm).
Compared to Xiao which took me hours, I first tried this one.
Yeah this boss is fairly simple, if you can outroll or mitigate her stuff, then it’s fairly simple. If not, then you die. As long as your deck construction can deal enough dmg then you'll be fine.
This.......this was way easier than I thought, did it on first attempt, something is wrong.........
You're just better
I need a purple tear key page build since i need to fully realize tilphereth (got so far in the game and havent even gotten past knight of despair)
The overcharge build is very effective and quite simple to use in that case
How do i even deal with her, most of her cards are heavily power boosted😢
You have a lot more dice than she does, so you can use defensive pages to mitigate damage and free hit, or you can powerstack more than her
@@AilithNix btw the overcharge deck is so goffy
Just had a bad time with Xiao, guess Imma kill Iori first with Myongest :D
Good luck :)
unrelated to the purple tear, but could you do some guides on binahs abnormalities? im finding punishing bird really hard
Binah abnos will happen hopefully soon, geb realization is coming out on Monday, then next week is chesed, then the binah abnos I think...
@@AilithNix thanks!
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