Estelle

Magic Princess Estelle is a black mage.

Obtained from:

Shrine Summoning

Stats[edit | edit source]

Rarity	Icon	Class	Initial	HP	ATK	DEF	MR	Block	Cost		AFF Bonus	Skill	Ability
Faction	Icon	Class	Max	HP	ATK	DEF	MR	Range	Max	Min	AFF Bonus	Skill	Ability
Black Human — Magician	^{(edit stats)}	Mage	Lv1	682	448	26	25	N/A	32	29	ATK+75 Range+9	Magic Wand Lævateinn	Magical Power Supplying
		Mage	Lv50	1013	570	63	25	190	32	29	ATK+75 Range+9
		Warlock	Lv1	1017	571	63	25	N/A	35	32	ATK+180 Range+20/26 PAD-18%
		Warlock	Lv80	1350	695	101	25	260	35	32
		Arch Mage	Lv1	1187	656	82	25	N/A	35	32		ATK+180 Range+20 PAD-18%	Magic Wand Lævateinn ↓　↑ Heavenly Wand Lævateinn	Magical Power Tuning
		Arch Mage	Lv99	1688	876	120	25	260 336	35	32		ATK+180 Range+20 PAD-18%	Magic Wand Lævateinn ↓　↑ Heavenly Wand Lævateinn	Magical Power Tuning

Skill[edit | edit source]

Name & Effect (edit info)

Magic Wand
Lævateinn

For X seconds, attack
is increased by Yx and
all enemies' magic resistance
is reduced by 70%.

Units with Same Skill
(hover)	Melee	Ranged	☆
Pre CC
Post CC
No Change		Estelle	6☆
SAW

Lv	X	Y	Reuse
1	25	1.6	64
2	26	1.7	63
3	28	1.8	62
4	29	1.9	61
5	30	2.0	60

Initial
1
1
1
1
1

Skill Awakening[edit | edit source]

Unit	Skill		Effect	Reuse	Initial
Estelle	Normal	Magic Wand Lævateinn	For 30 seconds, attack is increased by 2.0x and all enemies' magic resistance is reduced by 70%.	60	1
	Awakened	Heavenly Wand Lævateinn	Attack and splash radius is increased by 1.4x, and range by 1.2x. All enemies' magic resistance is reduced by half. Automatic activation + infinite duration.	120	5

Ability[edit | edit source]

Ability Name

Effect

Units

Notes

Magical Power Supplying
^{(edit info)}

While on the active team, all allied Magic Fencers, Mage Armors, Mages, and Bishops gain 5% Attack.

Result calculated before sortie (truncates after the decimal point).
Stacks with Abilities of a different name (adds 5% to the boost rate).
This ability's active team effect is overridden by Magical Power Tuning.

Magical Power Tuning
^{(edit info)}

While on the active team, all allied Magic Fencers, Mage Armors, Mages, and Bishops gain 10% Attack.

Result calculated before sortie (truncates after the decimal point).
Stacks with Abilities of a different name (adds 10% to the boost rate).

Class Attributes[edit | edit source]

Class Name (edit info)	Traits/Effects	Notes
Junior Mage	Splash attack that ignores defense. While deployed, all allied Magicians gain 1.1x attack.	Splash radius is 133.
Mage
Warlock	Splash attack that ignores defense. While deployed, all allied Magicians gain 1.15x attack.
Arch Mage

Affection[edit | edit source]

Quotes - highlight the pink lines to see them.[edit | edit source]

0% Ah, so you are the prince, yes? You certainly seem as kind as the rumors make you out to be.

15% H-How a-about some tea? Oh, no, I can make it!

30% The outside world is so big and full of strange things I've never seen before.

50% Right in front of the Prince... Aww... It's too strong this time.

60% Looking at it this way, my way of thinking was so small.

80% I felt very worried the first time I saw the world, but not when I saw you, my Prince.

100% I want to share both worries and joy with you from now on, my Prince...

Adjutant Welcome back, my Prince. How about some freshly brewed tea?

Scenes[edit | edit source]

30%	No panties and breasts exposed, Vaginal and anal masturbation, Bent over
100%	Reverse stand & carry
Quest	Partially clothed, Cowgirl

Class Change Materials[edit | edit source]

Required units (edit units)

Fairy

^or

Material 1

Material 2

Material 3

Awakening Materials[edit | edit source]

Required units (edit info)

Fairy
^AW	^AW2

Material 1

Material 2

Material 3

(edit info)	Money	Orbs
Black	300,000G	3 x Warlock orb

In Norse mythology, Lævateinn is a weapon mentioned in the Poetic Edda poem Fjölsvinnsmál. The name Lævateinn does not appear in the original manuscript reading, but is an emendation from Hævateinn made by Sophus Bugge and others. The amended name Lævateinn is etymologically considered to be a kenning for a sword (Old Norse "damage twig"). Late 19th and early 20th century scholar Henry Adams Bellows translates Lævateinn as 'wounding wand'.
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