Valentine's Titania

• Weapon: Rauðrblade+  

• Assist: Reposition / Swap / Player Preference

• Special: Glimmer / Moonbow

• Passive A: Atk/Spd Solo / Swift Sparrow / Fury

• Passive B: Desperation  

• Passive C: Odd Atk Wave / Spd Ploy / Cavalry Buff / Player Preference

• Sacred Seal: Even Def Wave / Darting Blow / Atk/Spd 2 / Speed +3

Blade tomes, to this day, remains an incredibly potent option for offensive mages. Valentine’s Titania can absolutely put this weapon to great use.

What makes Blade tomes so powerful is that they take the total value of field buffs on the user and add it into their attack power. With a buff of six in each stat, a Blade tome will add a staggering 24 damage boost to attacks. As such, Valentine’s Titania with Rauðrblade can be extremely effective, especially since she can easily benefit from Cavalry Buffs. Assist is open to one’s personal preference. Reposition is a generally safe choice for cavaliers, but sticking with her default Swap is also perfectly fine. Since Blade tomes do decrease Special cooldown, she’ll ideally want one of the lower cooldown Specials such as Glimmer or Moonbow. Glimmer is recommended since it’s power is based off of dealt damage, making it a natural fit for Blade tomes.

In the A slot, Atk/Spd Solo is a fantastic choice, granting Valentine’s Titania with a huge offensive boost whenever she has no adjacent allies. Alternatively, Swift Sparrow is also an excellent choice, providing a lesser offensive boost than Atk/Spd Solo except it has a less stingy requirement in only needing Valentine’s Titania to initiate combat. For one on a budget, Fury is a great choice, granting Valentine’s Titania with an all-around combat boost at the cost of some recoil damage after any round of combat. Desperation is a cheap and perfect fitting B slot option, allowing Valentine’s Titania to make any follow-up attack immediately after her first when below 75% HP.

With the C slot and Sacred Seal slot, Valentine’s Titania can opt to give herself some self buffing through Odd Atk Wave and Even Def Wave. This allows her to gain +12 damage on odd turns +6 damage on even turns without any external support. However, if she can receive buffs from her allies, Wave skills are entirely unneeded. Her good Resistance allows Valentine’s Titania to make use of Ploy skills, particularly with Fury. She can also use a Cavalry Buff such as Hone Cavalry if she’s alongside other cavaliers. The Sacred Seal slot can be alternatively used for Darting Blow or a simple buff such as Atk/Spd 2 or Speed +3.

• Weapon: Loyal Wreath+ (+Spd) / Loyal Wreath+ (+Res)

• Assist: Reposition / Swap / Player Preference

• Special: Moonbow / Glimmer / Iceberg

• Passive A: Fury / Atk/Spd Bond

• Passive B: Atk/Res Link / Chill Spd

• Passive C: Spd Ploy / Ploy passives / Cavalry Buff / Player Preference

• Sacred Seal: Res Ploy / Ploy passives / Distant Def / Atk/Spd 2

For not a lot of investment at all, Valentine’s Titania can be a surprising effective multipurpose unit, capable of fighting, buffing, and debuffing effectively all in one.

Valentine’s Titania’s default tome, Loyal Wreath, grants her with a nice all-around stat boost whenever she has an adjacent ally. This is a great weapon choice that enhances her weapon capabilities and needs not be swapped out, though one can do so if they feel another weapon would be more beneficial. If her chosen weapon can be refined, it is recommended to refine it for Speed or Resistance. Speed will help her to secure more follow-up attacks while Resistance will help her to resist magical attacks more easily while increasing the usability of Ploy skills.

The Assist will be a matter of player preference, though a movement Assist will need to be used with a Link skill. Valentine’s Titania comes by default with Swap and works nicely, but can be swapped out for one’s own preference. Reposition is a safe bet with most cavalry. For Special, using either Moonbow or Glimmer is recommended due to the low cooldown of these Specials allowing them to be used with good consistency. Iceberg is another valid choice thanks to Valentine’s Titania’s good Resistance.

Fury makes for a very fitting A slot choice, improving Valentine’s Titania’s all-around stats which naturally improves her offensive and debuffing capabilities. While Fury 4 is stronger than Fury 3, it is not necessary at all and Fury 3 will work absolutely fine. Atk/Spd Bond is another good option that synergises with Loyal Wreath, granting extra Attack and Speed whenever adjacent to an ally. Valentine’s Titania’s default Atk/Res Link is a great B slot choice for this build. Not only does it let her gain buffing utility through granting a large Attack and Resistance boost to whoever she uses a movement Assist on, but will also get the buff herself and this skill will still activate if it’s her ally which uses the movement Assist. If she’s providing buffs through her C slot, she could instead opt for a Chill skill such as Chill Spd to gain extra debuffing utility.

Last but not least, thanks to her strong Resistance, Valentine’s Titania can use her C slot and Sacred Seal slot to run double Ploy skills in order to gain debuffing utility. Which Ploy skills are used is entirely up to one’s own preference with all of them being available in both slots. Spd Ploy and Res Ploy in particular will both greatly benefit Valentine’s Titania herself, hence why they are the recommended choices. If she’s on a cavalry team, she can utilize a Cavalry buff such as Hone Cavalry in the C slot instead. As alternatives for the Sacred Seal, Distant Def will increase Valentine’s Titania’s ability to resist enemy mages while a simple stat boost such as Atk/Spd 2 will give her one last offensive boost.