Guide to Pairing the Divine Silence of Dragon Breath Artifacts Detailed Explanation of the Divine Silence of Dragon Breath Artifacts

Recently, many players have been discussing the game Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence. The game is not difficult to get started with, but its content is very rich. The game even incorporates D&D-style tabletop gameplay, which greatly enhances the playability and randomness of the entire game. Below, we will provide a guide on how to pair artifacts in Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence. The artifact system was recently introduced as a new feature. This feature not only increases the players' combat power but also makes our pairing more diverse. However, many players do not know much about the artifacts. Below, we will explain some knowledge about the artifacts.

Artifacts are extra equipment for players, each with different abilities. Currently, artifacts are divided into three tiers. The first one is the Epic Artifact, which is purple in color. These are the easiest to obtain in the game, and the attributes they add are generally not particularly high; players can use them when they don't have any other artifacts at the beginning. Next are the Legendary Artifacts, which are golden in color. These are the mainstream artifacts used by players in the mid to late stages of the game. The attributes of these artifacts are significantly higher than those of Epic Artifacts, and they also add some special abilities. Although the materials needed to cultivate Legendary Artifacts are quite a lot, they are still much less compared to Mythic Artifacts. Generally, if players do not have a lot of resources, they would choose to cultivate Legendary Artifacts, as the attributes provided by such artifacts after reaching a certain level are also very substantial. Finally, we introduce the Mythic Artifacts. These artifacts are red in color and are currently the rarest in the game. The attributes added by Mythic Artifacts are very high, and they also come with some special abilities that can boost the player. Once players obtain and equip these artifacts, their combat power will be greatly increased.

However, the resources required to cultivate these artifacts are extremely high, and they usually need to be fully developed to achieve maximum effect. If players do not have a lot of resources, it is not recommended to cultivate Mythic Artifacts. These three types are the three rarity levels of artifacts in the game. Which one to cultivate depends on the player's own resource reserves. Generally, cultivating Legendary Artifacts is better for most players, while big spenders may opt for Mythic Artifacts.

Generally, artifacts are categorized into three types: Heavy Strike, Attack Speed, and Mastery Damage. First, let's introduce the Heavy Strike type, which is the most common. Because most damage outputs can trigger heavy strikes, unlike Mastery Damage, which cannot, this is something everyone should note. For Heavy Strike, the first recommended artifact is Whisper, a Mythic Artifact that, besides increasing heavy strike damage, can also increase the damage and slashing ability of might skills. The second recommendation is the Giant's Eye, a Legendary Artifact that boosts the percentage of attack damage from might skills. The Attack Speed type includes artifacts that increase high-frequency attack speed. Many characters' damage output is tied to normal attacks, so attack speed is very important for these characters. The best current artifact for the Attack Speed type is the Origin High Explosive Bullet. This artifact not only increases our attack speed but also turns normal attacks into splash damage.

The second recommendation for the Attack Speed type is the Horseshoe, an artifact that provides a significant increase in attack speed. While enhancing base attack speed, it also has a chance to further increase attack speed during normal attacks. These two effects stack without conflict, and the probability of triggering is not small.

Mastery Damage type artifacts generally cannot trigger heavy strikes, so the enhancement range of these artifacts is relatively smaller. The most recommended one currently is the Queen's Fan, which increases the player's percentage of attack power and mastery damage, with the increase related to distance. The second recommendation is the Rotten Potion, which increases percentage damage and, although it prevents the wearer from triggering heavy strikes, it does enhance mastery damage.

The above is the guide on how to pair artifacts in Dragon's Breath: Divine Silence. The above-mentioned content introduces the artifacts and their recommendations. Basically, the artifacts equipped by current characters fall into these three categories. We first need to determine the desired artifacts and then proceed with collecting and cultivating them.