Though Frigid's stats might initially make him seem like a weaker character, his passive skills were incredibly powerful, making him a formidable tank in battle.
His passive skill, [Frost Armor], not only reduced incoming physical damage by 20%, but also had a 10% chance to slow any melee attackers by 30% for 5 seconds.
This slow effect could drastically change the flow of a fight, allowing his team to reposition or counterattack with ease. A single strike could leave opponents sluggish and vulnerable, tipping the scales in a battle.
Even more impressive was his [Glacial Endurance], a passive ability that ensured his HP wouldn't drop below 50% without a fight.
With a massive HP pool of 50,000, this meant that the moment his health dipped below half, he would regenerate 500 HP per second until he recovered 50% of his HP. Combined with his naturally high Constitution (CONS) of over 500, this made him nearly indestructible.
Any attacker would need a Strength (STR) of at least 500 or higher to even start chipping away at his health, and that was assuming they could break through his defenses in the first place.
But it didn't stop there—Frigid's regenerative powers were even more daunting. To truly hurt him, an enemy would have to deal over 1,000 damage per second, just to counter his 500 HP regeneration. This required devastating attacks, and even those might not be enough due to his other passives.
His [Frozen Resilience] activated when his HP dropped below 30%, granting him a 20% boost to his already colossal Constitution for 10 seconds.
On top of that, any enemy who dared attack him during this critical moment would have their movement slowed by 10%, giving Frigid and his team the upper hand.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om
As for his active abilities, [Icy Shield] was another game-changer. Although it consumed a significant amount of mana, he could activate it twice in a single fight, absorbing up to 10,000 damage per use.
This allowed Frigid to block huge incoming hits, protecting not only himself but also his team from lethal attacks. Combined with his passive abilities, it was almost like fighting an impenetrable fortress of ice.
Frigid's skills weren't just for show—they turned him into a walking wall of ice, nearly invincible if not handled properly.
For any group lucky enough to have him on their side, he wasn't just a Guardian; he was a one-man army.
"Why wouldn't the guilds take him?" Von asked, his brow furrowed in confusion.
"Welcome to the team, Frigid." Experience exclusive tales on empire
Lydia's jaw dropped in disbelief. Idiots! They were complete idiots! "We're going to lose. We are definitely going to lose."
Nyx snickered while Cappy flapped his wings excitedly. "Welcome! Welcome!"
Silphie glanced over at Frigid, eyes half asleep. To her, he looked like a massive ice cream cone, and she had to swallow her urge to take a bite.
Horizon, Von, and Frigid exchanged excited grins. While Frigid's stats were far from balanced, he had some surprisingly useful skills. Despite the initial doubts, the group's energy buzzed with happiness to finally found their last member.
"We're complete now!" Von announced, a gleam in his eyes. "We've got a solid tank, two damage dealers, a healer, and . . ."
All eyes turned to Lydia.
". . . And someone in the back who fires arrows," Nyx snickered.
"Hoi! Why are you acting like I'm useless?!" Lydia snapped, puffing out her cheeks in indignation.
With their roster finally filled, the team settled on the name Nyx team, after a short debate (and some not-so-subtle nudging from Nyx himself).
With their team name locked in, they proudly received their [Eternian Competition Badge] and officially registered for the tournament.
10 days from now, victory—or chaos—awaited.
The representative handed them a map, pointing out where their temporary housing would be. Horizon's brow furrowed as he studied it. "It's . . . far from the main city center."
"Maybe that's where they're housing most of the players?" Lydia shrugged, her shoulders heavy with exhaustion. "Let's just go. I'm tired from all the traveling with all these bags. I just want to settle in."
But when they arrived at their destination in the lower districts of the city, their fatigue gave way to shock.