Halloween Myrrh

• Preferred IV: +ATK or +DEF / -SPD
• Weapon: Spirit Breath
• Assist: Pivot / Swap / Reposition
• Special: Aether / Ignis / Dragon Fang
• Passive A: Distant Counter / Death Blow
• Passive B: Special Fighter
• Passive C: Odd Atk Wave / Armor March / Defense Ploy
• Sacred Seal: Quick Riposte / Armored Boots / Defense Ploy

Myrrh’s base kit is excellent but it can be improved dramatically with the addition of Special Fighter. Because her Spirit Breath grants her an automatic double attack if her Defense is 5 points higher than her opponent’s, she can instead run Quick Riposte with Special Fighter to guarantee double attacks in both phases with Special cooldown reductions with every action Myrrh takes (attacking or being attacked) and inflicting Guard on her opponent.

Myrrh can activate Ignis or Dragon Fang in either phase with this combination, and can activate Aether in Enemy Phase during her first combat.  This way, if you run into a unit who Myrrh cannot double with Spirit Breath, she can fall back on her Quick Riposte/Special Fighter combination and instead let them attack her in Enemy Phase, with her Special Fighter preventing her opponent from building any kind of Special cooldown.

Utilizing this, Myrrh is able to perform highly flexibly at the very top tier of arena and most other game modes, with the ability to double attack most units in the game, while controlling both her opponent’s cooldowns and her own. In this regard, she is even more flexible than Brave Ephraim, as she does not require any sort of visible buff in order to double her opponent.

Worth noting however, is the strict HP requirement of this build- if she falls below 50% HP, Myrrh will no longer be able to activate Special Fighter, and if she falls below 70%, she will not activate Quick Riposte. Due to this, Aether is generally recommended to help her with her sustain, though it will not activate on her initial combat.

• Preferred IV: +ATK or +DEF / -SPD
• Weapon: Spirit Breath
• Assist: Pivot / Swap
• Special: Ignis / Dragon Fang / Aether
• Passive A: Death Blow / Sturdy Blow / Armored Blow
• Passive B: Special Fighter
• Passive C: Odd Atk Wave / Armor March
• Sacred Seal: Armored Boots / Res Ploy

This set abandons all pretense of waiting around for the Enemy Phase and has Myrrh taking the initiative on her own, with a 72 attack initiation followed up by another 72 attack with a 34 damage Ignis... not a whole lot can survive that.

Of course, this relies on her being able to reach her opponent and in the right turn- Armored Boots in the Seal Slot should help with that, and the player is free to choose between Odd or Even Atk Wave for her C slot. Alternatively, you can run her with her native Armor March and rely on landing a Resistance Ploy in order to gain +5 damage onto her opponent. This option also allows her to be freely buffed by her allies, though it relies on her 32 Resistance to debuff her opponent with, rather than waiting for the right turn on her Atk Wave skill.

As a somewhat cheaper alternative, Myrrh can run Armored Blow instead of Death Blow- this will increase her chances of buffing her Defense enough to land a double attack, particularly on armored opponents, though at the expense of severely cutting into her damage numbers. Sturdy Blow is another alternative, which is generally considered the best of both worlds in terms of damage and Defense.

• Preferred IV: +DEF or +ATK -SPD
• Weapon: Spirit Breath
• Assist: Pivot / Swap
• Special:  Aether / Ignis
• Passive A: Fury / Armored Blow
• Passive B: Vengeful Fighter
• Passive C: Armor March
• Sacred Seal: Heavy Blade / Res Ploy

This build is more of a budget build for Myrrh, with all skills being either her default, or being found on 4 star units (though you may have to promote one for Aether).  With her high Attack, along with her Attack superboon and her legendary weapon, Myrrh is pretty capable of activating Heavy Blade, which helps her to accelerate her Special Cooldown in her Player Phase, where Spirit Breath is active and will help her to double. Fury or Armored Blow increases her likelihood of doubling, while Fury increases her Attack further but with recoil and less Defense than Armored Blow.

Vengeful Fighter covers the phase that she’s weaker in by enabling her to double in Enemy Phase with her Special cooldown accelerated- through this, she can activate Aether in her first Enemy Phase combat if necessary. You'll want to be careful with Fury though, as the recoil can knock Myrrh out of Vengeful Fighter range.