Leminisi the Gold-wing

This Sylvan Watcher shares a deep connection with the ancient spirits of Mistwood, and her large golden wings symbolize her bond with the eternal spirits that watch over her people. Wielding twin blades, she stands ever ready to face the forces of the Corrupted Alliance, who have tormented her kin for centuries. Now, with the mythical ruler Kurosa the Covetous breaking free from the underworld once more, Leminisi is prepared to unleash her ancient power to put an end to her path of destruction.

Players starting their journey in Raid may find themselves lacking a strong Force affinity damage dealer. Many begin with Kael, a Magic champion, and also receive the Spirit affinity Sun Wukong through a promo code. Leminisi helps fill that Force affinity gap in your rosters. Additionally, the developers aimed to provide an accessible Legendary damage dealer for the Sylvan Watchers faction – something players have been requesting due to the faction’s limited options in that role.

That said, the champion is an above average hybrid damage dealer and debuffer, with a mix of effects that can support you through your progression. Her standout damage ability is the A2 – a double hitting single target attack that removes two random buffs from the enemy, deals increased damage based on the target’s current Turn Meter (up to 100%), and ignores 50% resistance when used against Corrupted Alliance enemies. With proper timing, this skill can reach its full potential, and can be a strong counter to champions like the Cheshire Cat who hides behind layers of protection, or bosses like Amius after they convert debuffs into buffs.

The A3 is a double hitting AoE attack, with the first hit applying Heal Reduction and the second placing Block Buffs. Heal Reduction is especially valuable in encounters like the Nether Spider, Fire Knight, and Amius, while Block Buffs is a universally strong debuff to prevent enemies from gaining buffs. However, the 75% application chance can lead to failed attempts, which may be problematic in content like Hydra, where 100% reliability is preferred. This ability also synergizes with her passive, reducing her incoming damage by 15% from enemies under Heal Reduction and boosting her Turn Meter by 5% whenever she receives a heal or a Shield.

Lastly, the A1 deals respectable damage, though the shield reduction component – removing 10% of the target’s Shield – is relatively minor compared to the direct damage you can deal with good gear. This mechanic might hint that Raid is planning future bosses with large, impactful Shields. The additional 10% ignore defence when the target has no Shield is a nice bonus and can help boost her damage when she’s built for offense. Overall, she’s a straightforward hybrid damage dealer who can fill gaps in your teams and should perform well for progression, particularly in Faction Wars.