Chinese-server data. English names and effects are provisional; untranslated descriptions remain in Chinese.
Critical hits
Thundercloud Die
雷云骰
Boosts the whole team’s Critical Rate after use.
Skill pairing
Suitable profession skills
Useful on an early support or damage skill to provide Critical Rate support for the team’s following attacks.
These traits describe skills that may benefit from the effect; they are not equipment restrictions.
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Level effects
Level 1–5 effects
After using the skill, increase all friendly units’ Critical Rate by 3%, plus 0.8% for each point rolled. When an action critically hits, it also deals damage to the target equal to 40% of the attacker’s Attack. The effects last 2 turns; each 6 rolled extends the duration by 1 turn.
After using the skill, increase all friendly units’ Critical Rate by 3.3%, plus 0.9% for each point rolled. When an action critically hits, it also deals damage to the target equal to 44% of the attacker’s Attack. The effects last 2 turns; each 6 rolled extends the duration by 1 turn.
After using the skill, increase all friendly units’ Critical Rate by 3.6%, plus 1% for each point rolled. When an action critically hits, it also deals damage to the target equal to 48% of the attacker’s Attack. The effects last 2 turns; each 6 rolled extends the duration by 1 turn.
After using the skill, increase all friendly units’ Critical Rate by 3.9%, plus 1% for each point rolled. When an action critically hits, it also deals damage to the target equal to 52% of the attacker’s Attack. The effects last 2 turns; each 6 rolled extends the duration by 1 turn.
After using the skill, increase all friendly units’ Critical Rate by 4.2%, plus 1.1% for each point rolled. When an action critically hits, it also deals damage to the target equal to 56% of the attacker’s Attack. The effects last 2 turns; each 6 rolled extends the duration by 1 turn.
Sources
Effects and example sources
Names, icons and level effects reflect the current game data. Skill suggestions consider trigger conditions and do not indicate character exclusivity.
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