Sinesha

Rising from the Knights Revenant, Sinesha stands as a guardian of the ancient halls hidden within the castle walls, ready to vaporize any intruder who dares enter. She thrives on finishing off weakened enemies, working perfectly alongside her sister Skullcrown, who leads the initial assault before Sinesha follows up with the finishing blow.

Sinesha doesn’t have any skills that directly gain value when paired with Skullcrown, although Skullcrown does gain the ability to revive herself when Sinesha is on the same team. This can be useful for areas like Faction Wars or PvP progression, making Skullcrown harder to keep down.

With an AoE A1, Sinesha can generally be built in two ways. Crowd control sets such as Stun allow her to manage waves while still contributing damage, or you can lean fully into damage to take advantage of the additional hit she deals against enemies below 50% HP.

She also brings HP Equalization, bringing all allies up to the HP level of the ally with the highest current HP. This can provide a strong source of recovery when paired with a durable, high HP Champion who can act as the anchor for the rest of the team. Her A2 adds further utility by putting the target’s skills on cooldown while healing your lowest HP ally, useful against bosses such as the Eternal Dragon or priority targets that could otherwise cause problems.

The main drawback is the long cooldown on her A3, making it difficult to rely on consistently. However, when treated as a backup source of recovery alongside her AoE damage and control potential, Sinesha remains a solid progression option for dealing with waves.