March 7th (The Hunt) Character Guide

At first, it delivers three blows, each one dealing imaginary damage that’s between 40% and 88% of the current Attack power on a single opponent. Following the last blow, there is a 60% chance to deliver an additional blow, with a maximum of up to three extra blows.

• Energy regenerated from using Enhanced Basic ATK does not increase with the number of hits.
• Enhanced Basic ATK cannot recover Skill Points.

Assigns one ally (excluding this unit) as “Shifu” and boosts that “Shifu’s Speed” by 6% to 10.8%. The most recent target of March 7th’s skill is the one considered as “Shifu”. When using a standard attack or dealing a single hit of an enhanced basic attack’s damage, activates the effect associated with Shifu’s Path based on the situation.

As a seasoned gamer with years of battlefield experience under my belt, I find this game mechanic particularly intriguing. The ability to deal enhanced damage to a single target enemy, equivalent to 144-259.2% of March 7th’s Attack power, is something that could turn the tide in many tight battles. Moreover, the added effect of increasing the initial Hits Per Action of the next Enhanced Basic ATK by 2 hits and boosting the fixed chance of dealing additional damage by 20%, makes this skill an essential tool for any strategic gamer. The potential for devastating damage output and increased attack efficiency is certainly not something to be overlooked, as I’ve learned from countless hours spent honing my skills in various games. Overall, this mechanic adds a layer of depth and excitement to the gameplay that I find truly captivating.

After Shifu executes an attack or Ultimate, March 7th accumulates up to one charge point per instance. When March 7th has 7 or more charge points, she automatically activates and boosts her damage output by 40%-88%. Her basic attack becomes stronger, but her skill is temporarily unavailable during this period. Following the use of the enhanced basic attack, 7 charge points are deducted. Keep in mind that the maximum charge points March 7th can hold is 10.

As a devoted fan, I’d put it this way: “If March 7th is part of my team, she starts the following battle with an extra Charge point whenever an ally employs Technique, up to a maximum of three points. Plus, after employing Technique, March 7th regenerates a whopping 30 Energy when the next fight commences.”

1) Worrisome, Blissful

Boost the CRIT Hit Chance of the wearer by 18-30% and enhance their subsequent attack’s damage by 30-50%. After the wearer performs a follow-up attack, inflict the Tamed state on the target, accumulating up to 2 stacks. When your allies strike enemies under the Tamed state, each stack increases the CRIT Damage they deal by 12-20%.

2) Cruising in the Stellar Sea

As a seasoned adventurer with countless battles under my belt, I can confidently say that this equipment is a game-changer. It significantly boosts my critical hit rate by 8-16%, which has already proven to be a decisive factor in many tight situations. What’s more, it raises my critical hit rate against enemies with low health even further, making those tough battles just a tad easier to manage. And let’s not forget the added bonus: when I take down an enemy, my attack power skyrockets by 20-40% for two turns! This equipment has undoubtedly elevated my adventures to new heights and given me the edge I need to conquer even the toughest foes.

3) Swordplay

Each hit on the same target causes an increase of 8-16% in damage dealt (up to a maximum of 5 times). This bonus is removed once the user switches targets.

4) Sleep Like the Dead

Boosts the wearer’s Critical Damage by between 30% and 50%. If the wearer’s Basic Attack or Skill doesn’t cause a Critical Hit, it raises their Critical Rate by 36% to 60% for one turn. However, this effect can only occur once every three turns.

5) River Flows in Spring

Upon engaging in combat, this item boosts the wearer’s Speed by 8-12% and Damage output by 12-24%. However, when the wearer receives damage, this enhancement vanishes. It reactivates after the wearer has completed their subsequent turn.

6) Sailing Towards a Second Life (Break Build)

Enhances the user’s Break Power by 60-100%, making them deal more Break Damage that disregards 20-32% of the target’s Defense. When the user’s Break Power in combat exceeds 150%, it also boosts their Speed by 12-20%.

Relic Set (Musketeer of Wild Wheat)

Two-piece set: Boosts Attack by 12%.
Four-piece set: Enhances the wearer’s Speed by 6% and elevates the basic Attack Damage by 10%.

Relic Set (Musketeer of Wild Wheat + Wastelander of Banditry Desert)

Planetary Set (Izumo Gensei and Takama Divine Realm)

2-Piece Bonus: Boosts the wearer’s Attack by 12%. During battle entry, if at least one fellow combatant shares the same Path as the wearer, the wearer’s Critical Hit Rate will also rise by 12%.

Planetary Set (Rutilant Arena)

2-Piece Bonus: Enhances the user’s Critical Hit Rate by 8%. Once the user’s Current Critical Hit Rate surpasses 70%, both their Base Attack and Skill Damage will boost by 20%.

Relic Set (Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge)

As a gamer, I’d rephrase it like this:

Relic Set (Thief of Shooting Meteor + Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge)

Planetary Set (Talia: Kingdom of Banditry)

As a gamer, I’d rephrase it like this: “Boosting my Break Effect by 16% with this gear on. If my Speed (SPD) exceeds 145, that bonus gets bumped up an additional 20%.”

Planetary Set (Forge of the Kalpagni Lantern)

As a gamer, I’ve got this gear piece here that amps up my Speed by 6% – pretty handy for dodging those incoming attacks! But here’s where it gets interesting: when I score a hit on an enemy with a Fire Weakness, not only do I increase my Break Effect by a whopping 40%, but this boost lasts for one whole turn. So, fire up the heat and let’s take down these baddies!