Text/Jing Haijun
As the regiment is about to open, Lilith unleashes a new Void Hero, the Prince of Persia. As we all know, for civilian players, the Ranger is the most cost-effective (Tuanben is very much needed), and coincidentally, the Prince of Persia is a Ranger card.
The original price of 648, after the discount to 328 Persian prince price is still relatively high, so in the resources are more tight (Ainz and Ya'er need to rent), the Persian prince is worth our exchange?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > the skills of the Prince of Persia</h1>
The hero's skills of the Prince of Persia are very distinctive.
(1) Own skills
(1) A skill introduction of the Prince of Persia
The core keywords of prince of persia's skill are: multiple enemies, damage + stun.
The simple understanding is that when the Prince of Persia has multiple enemies around him, one of his skills will be triggered. Once a skill is triggered, he deals 210% damage to surrounding enemies and 2 seconds of stun.
Summary: Although a skill of the Prince of Persia is only triggered when there are multiple enemies around, it can cause group stun as long as it is triggered, which is a very good control skill.
(2) Introduction to the two skills of the Prince of Persia
The core keyword of the Persian Prince II skill is: 25%, restore energy.
After each enemy on the field accumulates 25% of the maximum health damage, the Prince of Persia gains energy, increasing by up to 6 points at a time. In addition, while gaining energy boosts, the Prince of Persia will also receive a 30% critical strike chance increase in the next 4 seconds.
Summary: Prince of Persia's two skills not only allow him to gain energy faster, but also increase his critical strike chance and thus increase his damage.
(3) Introduction to the three skills of the Prince of Persia
The core keywords of the three skills of the Prince of Persia are: battlefield edge, climbing the wall, and maximum health.
The Prince of Persia's three skills seem to me to be one of his most core skills, because this skill is so reliable.
Persian princes can move through rolling (a unique skill), and usually roll over to the edge of the battlefield (near a wall). As long as he can get close to the wall and there are hostile targets nearby, the Prince of Persia will launch a spike on an enemy and deal percentage damage to the enemy targets touched in the process of the spike.
Of course, the percentage damage here is mainly linked to two values:
First: The higher the maximum health of a hostile target, the higher the spike damage dealt by the Prince of Persia.
Second: The upper limit of the spike damage is pegged to the Persian prince's own attack power (up to 350%attack damage).
Summary: The Prince of Persia's three skills allow him to avoid damage and cause high group damage, which can be said to be his core damage skill.
(4) Introduction to the persian prince's big move
As for the Persian prince's big move, it is even more powerful, its core keywords are: the sandstorm of time, the backtracking of time.
Due to the extremely low energy consumption of the Prince of Persia's moves, it only takes 600 energy points to use, coupled with the energy return effect of the two skills, which allows him to release many big moves in 90 seconds of battle time.
The Persian prince's big move damage is indeed not high, but his control effect is excellent.
I, a Persian prince with very average training, can release more than a dozen big moves in a PK, and each time you use a big move, you can cause a 3-second stun, and the whole scene can make the opposite hero have more than half of the time in a dizzy state, which is really exaggerated.
What's more, the Persian prince's big move is not only to control the foot, he also has a retrospective effect. When the Prince of Persia takes a lethal damage, he can spend 200 Energy to trigger a Backtracking effect, after which the Prince of Persia returns to his previous state for 8 seconds.
It should be noted that the backtracking state has two restrictions when used: first, in order to trigger the backtracking effect, the Prince of Persia must have 200 energy; second, each game can only trigger the backtracking effect once.
Summary: The Persian prince's big move has the effect of controlling, hurting, and saving life, and is a skill that can attack and defend at the same time.
(2) Exclusive skills
After reading the skills of the Persian prince, let's take a look at its exclusive equipment, the persian prince's exclusive equipment is called "Blade of Time", and the skill of the Blade of Time is called "Heart of the Warrior".
After making the Blade of Time, the Prince of Persia will actively adjust his position by tumbling or backfliping between attacks and skills to meet the release conditions of one skill and three skills (one skill is multiple enemies around, and the third skill is close to the wall).
During the period of tumbling or backflip, the Prince of Persia's own dodge value will be greatly increased (+100), and will also receive a 20%/25%/30% attack damage increase for 4/6 seconds after the end of the action.
Perhaps because the Persian prince's skills were too versatile, his exclusive equipment was very average. Even if it is raised to level 40, it can only increase the Attack Damage Bonus of 28% to the Prince of Persia, which is much worse than the average exclusive attribute.
In addition, if you look closely, you will also find that the persian prince's exclusive skills are not much different in attributes before and after upgrading. Level 0 exclusives can increase attack damage by 20% for 4 seconds, while level 30 exclusives can only increase attack damage by 30% for 6 seconds. This means that the Prince of Persia has very low requirements for exclusive rank, and in my opinion, the special 20 is completely enough.
Summary: The Persian prince did not have high requirements for the level of exclusive equipment, and even said that as long as there was exclusive.
(3) Furniture skills
Compared with exclusive, the improvement effect of Persian prince furniture is mostly great.
After equipping 3 Red Furniture, the Prince of Persia will increase the dodge by an additional 70 points in the next 4 seconds as long as the Time Backtracking is triggered, and it will never be critically hit. I don't know if you remember the effect of the Prince of Persia's exclusive skill - 100 dodges increased when tumbling and backfliping, and the combination of the two dodges made it difficult to be killed by physical damage in actual combat.
And the Persian prince's 9 red furniture is even more qualitative change for him, it can be said that after 9 red, the strength of the Persian prince will be another grade:
First, the backtracking after 9 reds requires only 150 energy (previously 200).
Secondly, each battle after 9 Red can trigger two time backtracking (equivalent to a total of three lives).
Summary: 9 Red furniture greatly improved the Prince of Persia.
Combining skills, exclusive, and furniture attributes, we can find that the Prince of Persia is a very effective dodger, although his damage is average, but the effect of controlling and disrupting the formation is very strong, and what is more valuable is that he also has two chances to retrace/respawn.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > prince of Persia worth practicing?</h1>
To see if a hero is worth practicing, we have to start with his use.
(1) The effect of the Prince of Persia
(1) Push map effect
The Prince of Persia is characterized by high dodge, fast start-up, and control feet, so his effect in pushing the map will certainly not be bad.
The Persian prince himself is very high in dodge, if you add the dodge bonus that the skill can provide, it is difficult for a simple physical attack to inflict fatal damage on him, so if we encounter a heavenly punishment or hook when pushing the map, we can put the Persian prince in their place, 9 The red Persian prince will tell them what is called the nemesis.
In addition, because the persian prince's one and four skills have range control, plus he will automatically move to trigger the first and third skills, so the persian prince can both play a monkey-like effect and play enough control in battle.
In summary, I personally think that the Prince of Persia is definitely a fully qualified universal tool person on the pve.
(2) Tuanben/Dream/Arena
If the persia prince of Persia can increase the percentage damage limit of the three skills, then I think he can even be the main c when playing various bosses, but unfortunately, his three skills can not exceed 350% of his attack power, which is a bit of a pity.
However, due to his excellent group injury and dodge effect, I think his ability to clean up mobs in the group should be very strong, which is worth looking forward to.
Can a Prince of Persia be on PvP? I should be able to cloud it, and the specific follow-up will be shared with you after I raise it. As for the dream, at the moment I can't think of any place for him, if you have any good suggestions, please tell me.
(2) The lineup of princes of Persia
Finally, let me share with you which heroes I think the Prince of Persia can match.
(1) Little raccoon
Seeing so many control skills of the Prince of Persia, the first thing that came to my mind was the new hero Raku. Raku's two skills have additional attacks and bonus damage boosts against controlled targets.
So if the little raccoon and the Prince of Persia cooperate, the damage will be significantly increased. However, this combination has a more obvious problem, that is, the little raccoon himself is also a new hero, his own playing style is not yet stable, in this case, even if he and the Prince of Persia are very matched, it is difficult for the two of them to form a reasonable lineup for the core.
Summary: Little Raccoon is very suitable for him, but the other three are more difficult to match.
(2) Green sand
Starting with control skills, I think of green sand. Whether it is "green" or "sand", their monster gathering ability can maximize the group control effect of the prince of Persia (the more targets in the skill range, the more obvious the control effect).
However, the green sand system has been around for a long time, and the list of tools itself has been lined up for a long time, not more than one, not less than him.
Summary: The Persian prince and the green sand combination are very compatible.
(3) Undead
There is also a breakthrough in the matching team, that is, the Prince of Persia has three lives, so I consider whether he is still more suitable for matching the Bone King, the Phoenix and the Spring Gu to form an undead team.
The Bone King has two lives, the phoenix is that someone can survive and can not die, and if Chungu is that there are still people on the ground who can survive, she can live, and with the 3 lives of the 9 Red Persian Princes, time alone can drag on for a long time. As for the fifth man, I think maybe Ezio will be better (that's a matter of opinion).
Summary: I think it is possible to match the Prince of Persia with an undead team to give full play to his 3-life characteristics.
So back to the subject, is the Prince of Persia worth practicing? My answer is well worth it. The hero of the Prince of Persia has very low requirements for exclusivity, 20 is completely enough, and the resources required in this regard are very small. And because the Prince of Persia controls the foot, the big move starts quickly, and the dodge is very high, so he can stand on the battlefield for a long time, I think the Void Hero with such a performance is already very good.
So in the end, my advice is: the Prince of Persia, who does not have high training requirements, must be changed, and he is most likely better than j and q.
Above, I am Jing Haijun who seriously writes the strategy, like to remember to point a point of attention, thank you.