In the S35 season, because of the revision of equipment, many heroes have a different style of play, such as tank heroes crazy stacking health, using the passive damage of the angry dragon sword and shield, so as to obtain higher resistance and play higher damage.
Overlord reloaded, it was a pity that it was a pity to return blood in the state of disengagement before, but after the revision, it can also regenerate blood in the state of non-disengagement, and the health value recovered per second is not high, but for some heroes with a core, the reloading of the overlord's reload, with its own mechanism, can obtain the effect of 1+1>2. Arthur was one of them.
Pay attention to this Arthur, running a map is recovering blood, brushing a field is recovering blood, fighting a team battle, he is still recovering blood. This continuous blood regeneration mechanism not only allows Arthur to have a good endurance in a developing state, but also can withstand higher damage in team battles.
Although the recovery ratio per second may not be as high as other blood regeneration heroes, if you use good equipment matching, you can make Arthur a T0 level hero who can resist and fight, which is the way of playing and thinking of Arthur of Blood Collapse.
First of all, let's talk about Arthur's own skill mechanism, Arthur's passive can restore health, but it can only be restored once in two seconds, and the effect is very poor. If calculated according to the late formation, it will probably recover about 200 health in two seconds, which may be enough to cope with the endurance after leaving the battle, but in team battles, this recovery will not play a key role at all.
However, if you increase the health regeneration of the equipment, then the health regeneration effect may not be the same.
Because of Arthur's passive, he can regenerate health with equipment, making up for the time difference, so that Arthur has been in a state of regeneration. Arthur's passive regenerates every 1 second, regenerating 0.5% of his max health each time. This point of recovery can be combined with Arthur's passive, which can be useful in team fights.
In addition, Arthur can also break the convention and choose the Holy Grail as an equipment, the basic attributes of the Holy Grail, including maximum health and cooldown reduction, which are attributes that Flesh Arthur lacks, especially after abandoning the Shadow Battle Ax and Ice Grip. The cooldown reduction attribute is particularly valuable.
At the same time, the passive of the Holy Grail can restore the maximum mana, and after the mana is full, it can restore 1% of the maximum health per second, while Arthur has no mana, so the passive of the Holy Grail can always restore the health of Arthur.
Arthur's passive effect, the passive effect of Overlord Reloading, the passive effect of the Holy Grail, if combined with the Eye of the Immortal Bird, provides a recovery bonus, then Arthur's return to blood is like not needing money.
Just imagine, Arthur passively replies once every two seconds, Overlord reloads replies every two seconds, and the Holy Grail replies every second, Arthur is equivalent to recovering every second, 1.5 percent of his maximum life, and at the same time, he can recover 3.5 percent of his maximum health at one second interval. How horrific this data is.
If a team battle is 8 seconds, according to Arthur's blood volume of 13000, it can probably recover 2600 life, and if you calculate the gain of the eye of the immortal bird, the maximum amount of blood can reach more than 3500.
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Recommended Outfits: Boots of Calm, Yellow Shield, Holy Grail, Overlord Reload, Eye of the Undead Bird, and Wrath of the Blood Fiend.
Blood Crash Arthur, guys. Hurry up and get points!