Legendary Fae

Weapon: Dazzling Breath

Assist: Positional Assist

Special: Life Unending

A Passive: Distant Stance

B Passive: Dragon Ire / Null C-Disrupt

C Passive: Def/Res Menace

Sacred Seal: Def/Res Solo / Quick Riposte / Mystic Boost

• Given Legendary Fae’s status as an Infantry unit and how well her statline was allocated, Legendary Fae can make for a really solid Aether Raids generalist tank. Moreover, the assortment of effects that Dazzling Breath has can help her excel in that role. The Guard effect alongside the -5 infliction to every stat so long as the foe either initiates combat or has 75% or more HP present is fairly strong for her survivability. And, as previously mentioned, with her status as an Infantry unit, she can make use of Null C-Disrupt and have the ability to counter every kind of foe present. Overall, she has a lot going for her as an enemy phase unit.
   
• Life Unending, while not a damaging Special, makes up for that fact by acting as a Miracle with an innate S Drink when it triggers. Moreover, being instantly charged on Turn 1 means she doesn’t have to worry about triggering it as it’ll be ready from the get-go. It’s also worth mentioning that since Legendary Fae has an extremely high amount of Atk, she may not struggle nearly as much without a damaging Special. So, there’s no real reason to switch it out for any other Special.
   
• Distant Stance is essentially a powercrept version of Distant Counter, granting the ability to counterattack regardless of the foe’s range alongside an additional five Res when the foe initiates combat. This can help her take on an assortment of magical threats and help with her overall survivability. Frankly, there’s also no real reason to switch it out for anything else, unless you want to make her into a Melee Specialist with a Unity skill. That being said, you’re better off keeping her as a generalist tank since she has the stats for it.
   
• Two of Legendary Fae’s best options for her B Passive include her innate Dragon’s Ire and Null C-Disrupt. Dragon’s Ire has fantastic synergy with her PRF as not only is she able to secure her own double with Dragon's Ire but also prevent the foe’s double with her PRF. This, as a result, not only helps her with her damage output but also helps her with her overall survivability. However, it’s not the only option available. Legendary Fae can also opt for Null C-Disrupt as she has a significant amount of defensive prowess. This can help her take down Firesweep threats such as Dazzling Staves and Firesweep Bows.
   
• Def/Res Menace is a fine skill to run. The additional Def and Res it grants Legendary Fae can help with her overall survivability and the debuff it inflicts on the foe can help her secure more kills when initiated on. There’s not much else to say about it.
   
• Legendary Fae has a fair amount of Sacred Seal options at her disposal. Depending on the rest of her kit, she can either opt for Def/Res Solo, Quick Riposte, or even Mystic Boost. Def/Res Solo is always going to be a solid option for her since it simply increases her overall defensive capabilities. Meanwhile, if running Null C-Disrupt, she can instead run Quick Riposte so that she can secure doubles in the enemy phase. However, if you want more sustainability, she can opt for Mystic Boost instead, which may seem counterintuitive with Life Unending since it can heal back her HP when it triggers, but generally speaking, you don’t want her falling into that range so easily. So, it may be worth considering running Mystic Boost if you do want to maintain a certain HP threshold.

Weapon: Dazzling Breath

Assist: Positional Assist

Special: Life Unending

A Passive: Distant Stance

B Passive: Dragon’s Wrath

C Passive: Joint Drive Atk

Sacred Seal: Quick Riposte / Mystic Boost / Atk/Def Solo

• For this set, we’ll be making use of Dragon’s Wrath for a potential one-shot build. Given that Legendary Fae has a base Atk stat of 42 alongside a 19 MT PRF that inflicts an assortment of penalties on the foe that not only increases her defensive prowess but also increases her overall damage output, she has a fairly solid chance at OHKOs. Much of her kit is going to stay relatively the same since Dragon’s Wrath also has defensive properties tied to it. As such, we’ll mainly be focusing on her B Passive, C Passive, and Sacred Seal.
   
• There’s no reason to replace Distant Stance as it’ll be crucial for counterattacking ranged foes. Moreover, the additional Res it grants can help with her survivability as she’ll be taking less overall damage from magic foes. You could always go with a Unity skill, but I find that having the ability to counterattack against all sorts of foes is more valuable for her. As such, it’s not recommended in this set.
   
• Dragon’s Wrath is essentially the pillar holding up this build since the rest of the kit revolves around it. Dragon’s Wrath reducing damage taken from the foe’s first attack by 20% and then reflecting back an additional 20% damage based on the unit’s Atk stat is really solid not only for tanking but also for damage output in general. Legendary Fae shouldn’t have that much of an issue one-shotting a lot of her foes, but given that there is always the possibility of survival, Legendary Fae will want to run other skills that can either secure more kills or help her survive against foes that can secure a double.
   
• Joint Drive Atk is going to be the best option for Legendary Fae as it simply increases her overall Atk. This will stack with Dragon’s Wrath, so the chances for one-shots increase, albeit not by much, but still increase nonetheless. In any case, there isn’t much else that she’ll want to run since the goal is to aim for one-shots. However, if that cannot be accomplished, she can always fall back to her Sacred Seal.
   
• Legendary Fae has a variety of options when it comes to what Sacred Seal she wields. For instance, if you find that she may not be able to secure OHKOs with Dragon’s Wrath and Joint Drive Atk, you can give her Quick Riposte so that she can double the foe. Quick Riposte with Dragon’s Wrath is a solid combination as the damage reduction will keep Legendary Fae in the Quick Riposte range more often. Meanwhile, she can always run Mystic Boost for sustainability purposes. Other than that, you can always choose to increase her overall Atk with Atk/Def Solo, which can help with securing OHKOs as well as survivability.