Well, fav blade isnt that great, since it costs 3 dice for giving you +1 energy and +1 dmg, whereas something like the mona card will give you the some ammount of energy for only 2 dice (not to mention the cards like calx or liu) I suppose its good when you want to use your burst as fast as possible and don't care about the E (and you want to make sure that you dont get screwed over by not getting any enery cards), but so far most sword users all have pretty useful E skills overall. It could be good if the game drags one and you use your bursts a lot (liu + fav+keqing might be pretty strong ngl), but I don't think it's really gamebreaking

@@woodywas4549 Outside of early game, you're not getting much use out of liu su. Iron tongue tian on the other hand, you do get a lot of use from. As for fav blade, it may not be as cost-effective when it comes to energy gain as its other energy gaining counterparts, however, it still holds ground. The surprise factor that comes with being able to switch into Bennett then using your skill and burst on the same turn is a force to be reckoned with. Also, Kaeya leads are even more powerful as well. Use 6 die and get his burst in an instant, then use it on turn 2 and you've already got yourself a nice spot in the game. While it is arguable that you could just use a skill and normal attack or skill on top of another skill to get a two-cost burst easier, that advantage you get from getting all the material you need and ending the turn earlier is game-changing. Even still, you definitely are right in saying that you could just use Starsigns, but dealing 4 damage on turn 1 while gaining that energy in the process can potentially be, once again, game-changing. Also, what if you just flat-out don't draw Starsigns? So now I present to you this question. Why compare apples to oranges when you can have apples _and_ oranges? Both Starsigns and fav blade together make a really strong energy-gaining core where if you don't have one of them, you can have the other and still get a nice elevation on turn 1.

@@marshie5434 Yeah, that's something that I mentioned- it is possible that you simply don't get the cards you need to burst quickly, and in that scenerio fav can be a decent safety net. Still, it is very situational and early-game dependant, not to mention that Sacrificial Sword and Aquila Favonia are both pretty good options overall, with effects that are almost always useful. Not to mention, if you already have one (for 2 cost burst) or two (for 3 cost burst) energy, it's effect pretty much goes to waste. Yes, this can happen with other swords too, but the conditions of either 1. not using your skill 2. having full health are a bit easier to control and rarer in general. (Also, there's the fact that Fav requires you to *both* be 2 or more energy short of your burst cost *and* use your skill) Plus, equiping a weapon just generally makes you lose the element of suprise that stuff like Calx or Starsigns have, unless you use wagner but nobody uses wagner so yeah- And yes, you can have both Apples and Oranges, but you could also have Oranges and chocolate (aka Aquila or Sac). Instead of getting an another thing with the same purpose, you can have something that enchances the thing you got first, or simply fulfills your other need. Still, overall, Fav would be alright for characters who both want to use their skills and bursts often, mainly Keqing and maybe Keaya if you swap a lot and used up the icycles from his first burst (I didn't mention bennet cuz his burst lasts two rounds so unless you stall a lot you probably won't be using it twice). It's just the fact that both Sac and Aquila are also really good on them, and I feel like their abilities are just useful in more situations, so fav ends up being a bit of a niche pick.

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@@woodywas4549 But Starsigns is pretty inefficient as energy charger, I’d rather use Liu Su or Iron Tongue, also I love using it on my Xingqiu with Exile Circlet, Energy spam for the entire team I love it. 😎

Hard to win the battle with those one shot build deck. Well unless their luck is very bad like mine. One match, i dont even get the resonance card...

What’s WGS stand for? 😭

@@SimoneBellomonte Oh it's Wolf's Gravestone, it took me 10 whole minutes to find out what it stands for

I believe I beat this team using Raiden Nahida and Venti though Nahida was the last one standing 😭

@@soliasanala3332 My go to team lately is Jean, Nahida, and either guanyu or Xiangling. Xiangling synergizes better since she can proc reactions but Guanyus shield and frostflake arrows are both more defensive and offensive since it can protect you and hit entire enemy team. Jean is awesome for healing and interrupting enemy teams since her secondary attack force swaps the enemies. Put that artifact on her that lets her heal herself whenever you use her elemental skill and she rarely dies.

Diluc is weak card. He only have his еxpensive burst. Klee would be more useful, because she can collect energy faster, and has pyro from normal atk.

Because at the end of the day his burst is pretty expensive for what it does, single target nuke for 4 dice AND 3 energy, Yoimiya is miles better even after the nerf, can do wayyy more damage for the same cost. More elemental reactions = more damage, the Pyro infusion is nice I guess but you’ll be able to apply Pyro with him only twice assuming the next char he’s switching to has another element applied, but you want to use his E anyway so it ends up being redundant, his Burst has pretty bad synergy with the rest of his kit, he’s outclassed by literally every other hyper-carry that can both infuse AND boost their damage, like Noelle, Ayato and Itto.

Bennet Elemental Skill is 9 btw😂

​@@younitor4998 no way diluc is a weak card try using his talent card and a pyro artifact and that card that makes you spend less die when doing the same skill you will see how great he is

@@osamahussam4363 many conditions

Yeah, I saw someone used that