Growing Breeze | 1 | Allows placing Spirit Magus Skills in Active Skill slots. When the Active Skill is a Spirit Magus Skill, clicking on the Active Skill is also considered using the Trait Skill Growing Breeze. When activating the Trait Skill Growing Breeze, apply 6 layers of Nourishment to all Spirit Magus, with a 5-second cooldown. When the Spirit Magus gains Nourishment, if there are no enemies within a 5-meter radius for 1 second, their Movement Speed increases by 70%. When the Spirit Magus has Nourishment, it receives an additional -50% Damage taken. When the Spirit Magus uses a skill, there is a +25% chance to lose one layer of Nourishment. For every layer of Nourishment a Spirit Magus has, when using a skill, there is a +8% chance to lose one layer of Nourishment. Nourishment: When using a skill, gain an additional +15% damage for that skill, lasting 15 seconds, with a maximum of 12 stacks. |
The growth of the Spirit Magus is attributed to The Forsaken Iris. All things in the world have a spirit, and Iris can summon a gentle breeze to nurture the Spirit Magus. With the breeze's encouragement, the Spirit Magus gains the "Nourishment" effect, progressively evolving into the "Full Bloom" state and becoming one of Iris' "Amazing Friends."
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Overall, Growing Breeze offers a unique gameplay style that emphasizes a deep connection between the player and their Spirit Magi. It rewards strategic skill usage, positioning, and resource management, making it a compelling choice for players who enjoy a more synergistic and tactical approach to combat.
Following the start of "The City of Aeterna" season on September 7th PDT, purchasing the Season Pass will unlock the new hero: Forsaken Iris!
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