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AETHIS SHOWCASE! Is He Worth It?? Invokers Titan Legacy
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Aethis Showcase and Verdict
The video previews Aethis, a water-element Lightseeker melee damage dealer introduced through a Chase event. The showcase was recorded on the test server, with most of Aethis’s skills at level 3.
What Aethis Does
- Aethis is primarily a self-focused, single-target damage dealer, not a support or tank.
- His ultimate hits one enemy four times, generates Titan mana on critical hits, and reduces the cooldown of a random active skill.
- His other attacks help him cycle skills and build ultimate mana, particularly when the target has multiple debuffs.
- His first active skill grants a shield based on the damage dealt, helping offset his vulnerability as a melee fighter.
- Faster Titan summons are a key part of his value to the team, even though most of his kit focuses on himself.
Build and Play Tips
Prioritize attack, critical-hit chance, and critical-hit damage. Combo speed, mana generation, and skill recovery can help Aethis use his ultimate and summon Titans sooner, but the presenter cautions against sacrificing too much damage for secondary stats.
Accuracy is not a priority for Aethis. Resistance or Instinct may be more useful depending on the encounter; the presenter chose Resistance for a Sedula test.
Aethis’s melee AI may walk into attacks instead of dodging. His shield helps, but he lacks self-healing, which may make him less suitable for solo campaign play. Against bosses, debuffs on the target can improve his damage or mana generation, so teams with few debuffs—or insufficient accuracy—may not make the most of him.
Test Results and Limitations
- Yulgurim: Aethis dealt about 854,000 damage and helped the team summon its Titan quickly.
- Hyksos: He dealt around 1.6–1.7 million damage, with the Titan adding roughly 500,000.
- Sedula: This was a harder test because Aethis had a weak elemental affinity and the team had other limitations. He dealt about 2 million damage, with the Titan contributing around 600,000.
His lack of area attacks may be a drawback against Sedula’s tentacles, though his high single-target damage could partly compensate.
The presenter also noted a bug on the main account: Sebastian’s healing skill sometimes fails to activate when only one character is low on health or when that character has a shield. Using the skill manually may be necessary.
Overall Verdict
The presenter recommends pursuing Aethis. He offers strong single-target damage and helps the whole team reach Titan summons faster. His main weaknesses are limited area damage, melee positioning, and performance against unfavorable elements. The presenter planned to release a full build guide later.
Featured gamer/source: Skratch, the video’s host, showcasing Invokers: Titan Legacy on the test server.
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