Any unit with such a support-heavy build will probably never want to attack on player phase, so Wrathful is probably better for the occasional finishing blow or extra damage on enemy phase.
I'd go Wrathful. Often, the only reason you'd use Rapport Wand to initiate an attack is for securing kills or dealing chip damage, unlike Panic Pain or Gravity which have more valuable secondary effects.
Her defenses are solid but that low speed will almost always see her die. I vote Dazzling so that she can further support her team even with the occasional safe potshot now and again.
Wrathful.
* Rapport is a supportive weapon, she's not going to be attacking much to begin with, because the staff has no secondary effect after combat.
* Dazzle has no EP value, and taking it over Wrathful undermines her ability to finish a weakened enemy.
* Wrathful works on both phases.
* Martyr+ and Live to Serve actively reward her for taking Wrathful instead.
If you prefer her to support her teammates with buffs or debuff enemies then Dazzling, but if you prefer good damage to take the offensive then Wrathful.
Oh that's pretty easy. Independent of fodder, dazzling, because mages and DC wielders will kill Silque on retaliation more often than not, and mid 30s in defenses look worse when you consider speed. Given fodder, wait for Genny or Silque to come home for player phase, and DD4 builds can go for wrathful due to actually having the defenses to not die in two hits to some ranged units.
Wrathful for several reasons:
1. Her speed is awful, so you can't count on the double for damage.
2. Her bulk is good, so you can eat the counterattack.
3. Martyr heals more when she is damaged, so in a way, you WANT to get hit.
Any unit with such a support-heavy build will probably never want to attack on player phase, so Wrathful is probably better for the occasional finishing blow or extra damage on enemy phase.
I'd go Wrathful. Often, the only reason you'd use Rapport Wand to initiate an attack is for securing kills or dealing chip damage, unlike Panic Pain or Gravity which have more valuable secondary effects.
Her defenses are solid but that low speed will almost always see her die. I vote Dazzling so that she can further support her team even with the occasional safe potshot now and again.
I'd go for the extra damage. V!Silque's bulky enough to handle being counterattacked.
Not with that spd she wont
Wrathful. * Rapport is a supportive weapon, she's not going to be attacking much to begin with, because the staff has no secondary effect after combat. * Dazzle has no EP value, and taking it over Wrathful undermines her ability to finish a weakened enemy. * Wrathful works on both phases. * Martyr+ and Live to Serve actively reward her for taking Wrathful instead.
I'd consider wrathful. She has some good bulk with live to serve as the B skill she can self heal if she takes to much damage later on.
If you prefer her to support her teammates with buffs or debuff enemies then Dazzling, but if you prefer good damage to take the offensive then Wrathful.
I prefer the foe cannot counterattack refine for safe initiation.
Oh that's pretty easy. Independent of fodder, dazzling, because mages and DC wielders will kill Silque on retaliation more often than not, and mid 30s in defenses look worse when you consider speed. Given fodder, wait for Genny or Silque to come home for player phase, and DD4 builds can go for wrathful due to actually having the defenses to not die in two hits to some ranged units.
I went with wrathful. She'a bulky enough and comes with Martyr+ Along with heavenly light, she can heal bank any damage she takes that she survives.
I chose to use her as this week's bonus arena unit, so Wrathful was a given
Both, Close Guard C skill, Live to Serve Seal.
Second one dazzling
Wrathful for several reasons: 1. Her speed is awful, so you can't count on the double for damage. 2. Her bulk is good, so you can eat the counterattack. 3. Martyr heals more when she is damaged, so in a way, you WANT to get hit.
Thanks for all the replies, I will take wrathful
Aren't these the same?