Silver and Felim's Skills: An Introduction to the Character's Abilities

Among the many characters in the game, Limim stands out with her unique skill set and strong performance in actual combat, becoming an indispensable assistant for players in the early to mid-game stages. Regarding the skills of Silver and Crimson Limim, from a depth perspective, it's still up to everyone to judge the combination and usage of these skills. Since many players have limited knowledge of the details of current game character skills, the following will provide a detailed introduction to the skills of Silver and Crimson Limim.

Limim's basic attack has a unique damage mechanism. In normal state, her basic attack can cause magic damage to the primary target. When the Blood Moon state is triggered under specific conditions, Limim's basic attack is enhanced, increasing her energy recovery efficiency by 50%. This means she can use her skills more frequently in battle, and the damage coefficient of her basic attack also increases by an additional 20%. Although the basic attack may seem to have relatively low damage, with these effects, the actual damage dealt is still considerable.

In addition to her basic attack, Limim's own characteristics are also very prominent. When a Blood Servant dies, a special energy transfer effect occurs. The remaining energy of the Blood Servant does not dissipate but is transferred to Limim, giving her a layer of Blood Boil effect. This effect can be stacked up to three layers, providing Limim with continuous attribute enhancements. Each layer of the Blood Boil effect can increase Limim's attack speed and magic damage by 15%. As the battle progresses, after successfully stacking three layers, Limim's attack speed and magic damage attributes are both increased. This not only allows her to release skills faster but also makes each attack carry more powerful magic damage.

Her combat skills demonstrate clever control and buff abilities. After the start, Limim can accurately lock onto the nearest enemy unit within 8 meters in front of her and turn it into her Blood Servant. The Blood Servant state lasts for 30 seconds, during which the Blood Servant selflessly contributes 30% of its attack speed to Limim, increasing her attack frequency. At the same time, the damage Limim deals to the Blood Servant is reduced by 80%, effectively protecting her from enemy counterattacks and enhancing her survivability on the battlefield. However, if the target unit is a boss, the effect's restrictions prevent it from being turned into a Blood Servant.

The range of Limim's ultimate skill is quite good, dealing 750% damage to targets within a 3.5-meter radius, centered around the Blood Servant. This high-damage output over a wide area can also steal energy, enhancing Limim's combat sustainability. If there are no Blood Servants on the battlefield, Limim will cleverly choose the enemy unit with the lowest health and directly turn it into her Blood Servant. Later, when the team attacks this target, a certain percentage of the target's lost health will be converted into Limim's health, achieving a life-steal effect.

This not only allows her to continuously recover her health in battle and maintain her combat state but also enhances her survivability and sustained combat ability. Therefore, the design of Limim's skills is very meaningful. She can not only effectively weaken enemy units but also achieve significant damage output and survival assurance through her skill combinations. Whether in map-clearing or team battles, Limim can become a core role in the team due to these skill characteristics.

Now you know what the skills of Silver and Crimson Limim are. Her presence enriches the game's combat strategies and brings more gameplay options to players. For players looking to build a fast map-clearing lineup, choosing Limim as the damage core is a good option. She can pair well with various teammates and teams, though the overall usage still depends on the specific roles being paired with her.