Skill library

DualSword Skills

Horizon Cut

Surprises your enemy with a swift backhand slash. Restores half of the MP consumed by your next skill. The required MP becomes 300 when used as a combo opener and 0 when used as a combo finisher. You will tumble if you take damage while it is active.

Tier 5 Active Physical Detailed formula

At a glance

Skill details

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Tree
Dual Sword
Tier
Tier 5
Use
Active
Damage
Physical
MP cost
600
Range
2
Element
Weapon Dependent
Equipment
Dual Wield/1-Handed Sword only
Combo
Can start a combo

Reviewed mechanics

Formula and behavior notes

1 note
MP Cost

600

Damage Type

Physical

Element

Uses main weapon's element, but has Dual Element attribute (gets extra element from subhand sword or arrow)

Base Skill Multiplier (Main Hit) · How it scales

Dual Swords: 4.5 + 0.05 * Skill Level + Total DEX/200 non-Dual Swords: 9 + 0.1 * Skill Level + Total DEX/100

Base Skill Constant (Main Hit) · How it scales

Dual Swords: 30 * Skill Level non-Dual Swords: 60 * Skill Level

Base Skill Multiplier (Additional Hit/Dual Swords Only) · How it scales

0.5 * Skill Level + Base STR or AGI/200 (use higher one only)

Base Skill Constant (Additional Hit/Dual Swords Only) · How it scales

30 * Skill Level

Range

Follows weapon range Maximum Cast Range (Spinning Slash Buff): 14m -Horizon Cut gets it's range extended to 14m while Spinning Slash whirlwind animation is present. Using Horizon Cut does not terminate Spinning Slash.

Buff

Recovers MP when next skill is used by +ROUNDUP(Next Skill's MP Cost/2;-2) MP. -MP Recovery is affected by combo tags and skills that modify MP Cost (Save, Consecutive, Smite, Crescent Saber, Asura Aura). -MP Recovery during Crescent Saber mode ×2 (example: 600 MP skill becomes 300 MP during Crescent saber, but with Horizon Buff restores 400 MP instead of 200 MP).

Buff Duration

until Next Skill is used. This skill is affected by short/long range damage; not affected by Long Range Skill (includes Spinning Slash Buff mode); uses physical proration and deals no proration.

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