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Poem of the Nameless Adds SSR Fallen Knight Sigrdrifa With Spooky Night Event

Sigrdrifa's kit makes her a tank that punishes attackers rather than a pure damage dealer, which gives Poem of the Nameless a frontline option built around redirecting and returning enemy fire.

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Poem of the Nameless Adds SSR Fallen Knight Sigrdrifa With Spooky Night Event

Poem of the Nameless has added a new SSR hero, Fallen Knight Sigrdrifa, a dark-attribute warrior who absorbs enemy attacks and turns the damage she takes back on her attacker. Her kit includes self-healing on continuous or additional damage, an ally block-rate buff at the end of each turn, and Mark of Sin, which forces the highest-attack enemy to target her for two turns. A limited-time event, Spooky Night, runs alongside her, and promoting her to tier 15 during the event period grants the Knight of the Blood Pact costume.

Mark of Sin is the load-bearing part. At the start of battle Sigrdrifa tags the enemy with the highest attack power, and that enemy's skill target is forced onto her for two turns. Each time she is hit, the damage goes back to the marked enemy as pure damage, and her damage reduction and immunity to animal transformation make the redirect hold.

She is a dark-attribute warrior with high HP and blocking, and she heals herself when she takes continuous or additional damage. At the end of a turn she raises the block rate of all allies and takes twice that effect for herself, while her attack power and defense penetration climb over the fight.

Promoting her to tier 15 during Spooky Night earns the Knight of the Blood Pact costume. A limited Valkyrie costume, Judger of the Dark Night from the Ghostly Banquet series, is on sale from October 20 at 17:00 to November 3 at 17:00.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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