Introduction to Kung Kung's Skills in Honor of Kings How are Kung Kung's skills in Honor of Kings?

Dear Honor of Kings teammates, today I'm bringing you an introduction to a super interesting new hero - the skill set of Kong Kong'er from Honor of Kings. Can you imagine a support hero who can actually steal enemy equipment? Yes, that's this Kong Kong'er. As a warrior who can both fight and support, he not only instantly boosts his teammates' combat power but also weakens the enemies. Let's dive into the exciting skills of this equipment thief together.

Kong Kong'er's passive skill is almost like a hidden ability; he can accumulate energy through movement, and once the energy is full, he will teleport a certain distance and trigger an enhanced basic attack. This enhanced basic attack not only deals physical damage but also steals enemy equipment. The most valuable piece of equipment on the enemy will be stolen by you, and the stolen equipment grants you a 50%~100% attribute boost, while the enemy loses the equivalent attributes. After stealing the equipment, Kong Kong'er can even distribute these items to nearby teammates, making him a super supporter.

Kong Kong'er's first skill, "Deceive Heaven," is also very intriguing. He releases a clone forward, which not only deals damage to enemies but also provides shields for himself and the clone. The shield value is calculated as 8% of Kong Kong'er's additional health, with a maximum of 400 points. The brilliance of this skill lies in the fact that the clone can take some damage for you, and it only deals 50% damage to the enemy. This means you can use the clone to let the enemy confidently attack it, then safely counterattack.

The second skill, "Cross the Sea," is one of Kong Kong'er's core abilities. Kong Kong'er creates a clone at his location, then moves forward and deals damage to enemies along the path, gaining a shield. The shield bonus is 400 base points plus 8% of his health. This skill not only makes Kong Kong'er highly mobile but also ensures a certain level of survivability. Even if enemies attack you, you can rely on the two clones to absorb some of the damage.

Kong Kong'er's ultimate, "Three Caverns Hiding Immortals," is one of his biggest highlights. It allows him and his clone to enter a continuous spinning state, dealing damage and slowing down surrounding enemies. When you use this skill again, Kong Kong'er can swap positions with the clone. With the ultimate, Kong Kong'er's passive energy accumulation speed significantly increases, and the ultimate can refresh the duration of the clone. So, if you can make good use of the ultimate, you can not only hit the enemies but also more efficiently steal their equipment.

This concludes the introduction to Kong Kong'er's skills in Honor of Kings. The introduction of Kong Kong'er brings a fresh breeze to the support hero lineup in Honor of Kings. Not only can he greatly weaken the enemy by stealing their equipment, but he can also provide extra combat power to his teammates, truly becoming a master tactician.