You might find they have their perfect use even as you start to fill out with dozens of legendaries that you use everywhere. etc.) underwhelming in most of the game–just hang on to them. So for early- and mid-game players who are finding Shaman (or Painkeeper or High Khatun or Ironclad or Broadmaw or Ultimate Galek or Seer or Valla or Hordin etc. Most of my champions are now only used in one dungeon, one crypt, or one type of arena team–but that’s great, because I can really tailor them to THAT position. The higher you go up in the end game, the more champions end up specializing in very few applications–which means that it matters less and less how situational any given champion is, and these randos end up becoming crucial. Shaman still seems quite useful in Faction Wars, even if you’re finding she’s useless everywhere else. Tom Chapman Barros-Wing Novemat 1:17 AM.2 High Khatuns can be useful as speed leads for Tag Team Arena, 2 Maneasters make up part of an unkillable Clan Boss team, etc. Outside of fusions it can be useful to have more than one of a champion so you can gear them for specific tasks - you could use one Kael for Clan Boss and one as campaign farmer. It all depends on which characters you also use in regular gameplay you might not need 2 Skullsworns if you don’t ever use him, you can just sacrifice one for the fusion. For the permanent fusion of Rhazin Scarhide, for example, you need an extra Gnarlhorn (who is otherwise very useful in Faction Wars). You really only need to concern yourself with the permanent ones most fusions you’ll see listed here are past ones and only relevant for historical interest, since so far Plarium has never repeated a fusion.
Places a buff on the target equal to 20% of the target’s HP. Places a 15% buff on all allies for 2 turns. Has a 25% chance of removing 1 random buff from the target.Įxploit Weakness (Cooldown: 4 turns)Īttacks 1 enemy.
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