OMG I'm pissed, had a ton of moves and stuff, but the thread got deleted when I tried to post it, turns out my internet was acting up for the few secs it took to post. Grrr....
Anyway, the arbitrary class is one of strategy and choice tactics. You control a powerful arbiter, who uses buffs to boost damage and survivability. Arbiters have low health (at lv 30, 1000-2500, depending on build) but use shields, recovery, and protective buffs to stay alive while dealing heavy strength/instinct damage. This class uses physical and energy elements.
Starter abilities:
Incinerate E Attack the enemy for 175% of your instinct and strength.
Enrichment P CD:4, Cost:20 focus Buff the target, increasing damage dealt and decreasing damage taken by 30% for 3 turns.
Active:
Protect P CD:7, Use:2, Cost:30 focus Shield a friendly unit for 200/225/250/275% of your strength and instinct for 6 turns. If the shield is broken, the target receives 20/30/40/50% less damage.
Dissolve E CD:8, Use:2, Cost:10 focus Debuff the enemy, causing it to take damage equal to 50/70/90/110% of your instinct and strength minus 100/90/80/70% of your vitality.
Boiling Blood P CD:6, Use:1, Cost: 15% of max health Increase your damage output by 40/60/80/100% for 4 turns
Fatal Attraction E CD:8, Use:2, Cost:10 focus Apply an effect on the target, causing it to receive 200% more damage and healing for 5 turns.
Relinquish P CD:10, Use:1, Cost:30 focus Dispels all of your buffs, and deals damage equal to 30/40/50/60% of your strength and instinct for each buff dispelled.
Coalesce E CD:6, Use:3, Cost:10 focus Heals a friendly unit for 120/145/170/195% of your strength and instinct and applies the effect "Illuminated", which increases their healing abilities by 25/30/35/40% for 3 turns.
Acute Senses P CD:4, Use:1, Cost:10 focus Increases a friendly unit's piercing and defense by 70/100/130/160%
Shockwave E CD:7, Use:2, Cost:30 focus Attack an enemy for 90/120/150% of your strength and instinct and stuns the target for 1/2/3 turns, but increases their avoidability by 30%
Energy Leech E CD:5, Use:1, Cost:5 Drains 40/70/100 focus from the target and applies "Leeching", which recovers that amount of focus over 5 turns.
Recovery Armor P CD:3, Use:1, Cost:10 focus Increase a friendly units healing abilities by 15/25/35/45% and decrease the damage they take by 10/20/30/40% for 5 turns.
Energy Cycle E CD:5, Use:2, Cost:20 focus Attack the enemy for 140/160/180/200% of your strength and instinct and recover health equal to 55/70/85/100% of your strength and instinct for 6 turns.
Passive:
Intensity Increase strength and instinct by 7/14/21/28%
Regenerate Recover health equal to 20/30/40/50% of your strength and instinct each turn.
Accumulation Whenever you are healed to your maximum health, the amount extra is added to your next damage-dealing attack, must be less than 5 turns in advance.
Some build ideas:
Booster: buff teammates to stay alive and increase damage Accumulation Beast: Heal yourself a lot, and then unleash a devastating attack Relinquish Master: Accumulate buffs to deal a heavy attack Destroyer: Increase your damage and go on a kill spree Defender: Heal and shield allies, also use survivability buffs
Hope to add more soon, in the meantime please comment and leave ideas and suggestions.
1 : depending on individual discretion (as of a judge) and not fixed by law <the manner of punishment is arbitrary> 2 a : not restrained or limited in the exercise of power : ruling by absolute authority <an arbitrary government> b : marked by or resulting from the unrestrained and often tyrannical exercise of power <rotection from arbitrary arrest and detention> 3 a : based on or determined by individual preference or convenience rather than by necessity or the intrinsic nature of something <an arbitrary standard> <take any arbitrary positive number> <arbitrary division of historical studies into watertight compartments â" A. J. Toynbee> b : existing or coming about seemingly at random or by chance or as a capricious and unreasonable act of will <when a task is not seen in a meaningful context it is experienced as being arbitrary â" Nehemiah Jordan>
