Fu-Yen

Unrestrainted Youxia Fu-Yen is a platinum wuxia.

Obtained from:

Shrine

Stats[]

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
Platinum Human — Flower Country	^{(edit stats)}	Wuxia	Lv1	3258	601	300	0	2	33	30	HP+360 ATK+144 SDI+20%	Intimidating Martial Arts Demonstration	Harbinger of Chivalry
	^{(edit stats)}	Wuxia	Lv70	3798	676	331	0	N/A	33	30		Intimidating Martial Arts Demonstration	Harbinger of Chivalry
		Great Wuxia	Lv1	3881	689	336	0	2 / 3	33	30		HP+360 ATK+144 SDI+20%	Intimidating Martial Arts Demonstration ↓　↑ Graceful River of Blood	Outrageous Chivalry
		Great Wuxia	Lv90	4444	768	379	0	N/A	33	30
		Flawless	Lv1	4755	776	396	0	2 / 3	33	30
		Flawless	Lv99	5250	850	432	0	N/A	33	30

Skill[]

Name & Effect (edit info)

Intimidating Martial
Arts Demonstration

For 30 seconds, HP increases by 1.5x, and attack by Xx. Post-attack delay is slightly reduced (21), and enemies struck temporarily have -40% defense (2s).

Units with Same Skill
(hover)	Melee	Ranged	Omni	☆
No Change	Fu-Yen			5☆
SAW

Lv	X	X	Reuse
1	1.5		44
2	1.6	1.63	43
3	1.7	1.75	42
4	1.9	1.87	41
5	2.0		40

Initial
22.0
21.5
21.0
20.5
20.0

Skill Awakening[]

Unit	Skill		Effect	Reuse	Initial
Fu-Yen	Normal	Intimidating Martial Arts Demonstration	For 30 seconds, HP increases by 1.5x, and attack by 2.0x. Post-attack delay is slightly reduced (21), and enemies struck temporarily have -40% defense (2s).	40	20
	Awakened	Graceful River of Blood	For 25 seconds, attack increases by 2.0x, and block and attack targets +1. 50% chance to nullify enemy attacks towards self.	35	17.5

Ability[]

Ability Name

Effect

Units

Notes

Harbinger of Chivalry
^{(edit info)}

If there are 5 or fewer units deployed (tokens not incuded), cost -2.

Outrageous Chivalry
^{(edit info)}

(Self) Effect of poison and status ailments is reduced by 50%.

If there are 5 or fewer units deployed (tokens not incuded), cost -4.

Class Attributes[]

Class Name (edit info)	Traits/Effects	Notes
Wuxia	Can block up to 2 enemies. Attack targets +1. When not attacking, attack gradually increases (up to +150%). Attack decreases with every attack. 30% chance to evade enemy physical attacks.
Great Wuxia	Can block up to 2 enemies. Attack targets +1. When not attacking, attack gradually increases (up to +200%). Attack decreases with every attack. 30% chance to evade enemy physical attacks.
Flawless	Can block up to 2 enemies. Attack targets +1. When not attacking, attack gradually increases (up to +250%). Attack decreases with every attack. 30% chance to evade enemy physical attacks. Damage up at 99% HP or lower (up to 1.3x at 50% HP).	Large HP increase, medium ATK/DEF increase
Rakshasa Dark Hero	Can block up to 2 enemies. Attack targets +1. When not attacking, attack gradually increases (up to +300%). Attack decreases with every attack. 50% chance to evade enemy physical attacks.	Small HP/DEF increase, medium ATK increase

Affection[]

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Adjutant

Scenes[]

30%
100%

Awakening Materials[]

Required units (edit info)

Fairy
^AW	^AW2

Material 1

Material 2

Material 3

(edit info)	Money	Orbs
Platinum	200,000G	2 x Heavy orb & 2 x Light orb

Trivia[]

Wuxia (武俠 [ù.ɕjǎ]), which literally means "martial heroes", is a genre of Chinese fiction concerning the adventures of martial artists in ancient China. Although wuxia is traditionally a form of fantasy literature, its popularity has caused it to be adapted for such diverse art forms as Chinese opera, manhua, television dramas, films, and video games. It forms part of popular culture in many Chinese-speaking communities around the world. The word "wǔxiá" is a compound composed of the elements wǔ (武, literally "martial", "military", or "armed") and xiá (俠, literally "chivalrous", "vigilante" or "hero"). A martial artist who follows the code of xia is often referred to as a xiákè (俠客, literally "follower of xia") or yóuxiá (遊俠, literally "wandering xia"). In some translations, the martial artist is referred to as a "swordsman" or "swordswoman" even though they may not necessarily wield a sword.
Wikipedia

Youxia (Chinese: 遊俠) was a type of ancient Chinese warrior folk hero celebrated in classical Chinese poetry and fictional literature. It literally means "wandering vigilante", but is commonly translated as "knight-errant" or less commonly as "cavalier", "adventurer", "soldier of fortune" or "underworld stalwart".
Wikipedia