[Hero Wars Guide]Rufus Rakashi’s Oath｜Insights with HeroWars Login

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Strengths and Weaknesses of the Rufus Resurrection Skill

How does the Rufus Resurrection Skill, the Rakashi’s Oath, work?

It is a very powerful skill, but if you are not familiar with it, you may think it is not what you expected…

There is no status required to resurrect, and it is excellent out of low power. However, Health recovery depends on magic attack.
It does not work except for the stopping blow. Skill to recover Health and revive only for lethal damage.
Opponents have several ways to disable it, and Morrigan is hard counter.

Does not work on physical damage in any way.
Activated when magic damage and pure damage reduce Health to 0 or less.
Usability is not so much that it can’t be defeated, but rather that it is a powerful resurrection skill that recovers a lot of Health (it depends on magic attack, so low power is limited).
With Rufus, which is about purple with low HP, it can be tuned so that every time it revives, it recovers all of its Health. This allows for a series of Armor buffs.
Even with this skill, there is a pattern of accidental death from the slight physical damage of the rear guard’s normal attack, so it is not possible to be overconfident.

There are heroes who can disable resurrection skills and heroes who cannot, so it is useful for both offense and defense.
If the opponent team with Morrigan, it will always be disabled. It is possible to revive after Morrigan is defeated.
If the opponent team with Jet, it is disabled only while receiving a potion of fatigue. Fatigue is a debuff, so if you cut the debuff, you will be fine.
Unlike Astaroth‘s resurrection, Celeste‘s recovery reversal does not disable it. The amount of Health recovery at the time of resurrection is high.
Unlike Astaroth’s resurrection, Amira‘s decoy cannot disable resurrection. This can be interpreted as because Rufus is not a skill to protect someone, but a skill to revive Rufus himself.