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Which skill does the Raiden Shogun use to deal AoE Electro DMG?
Which skill does the Raiden Shogun use to deal AoE Electro DMG?
What happens to the Raiden Shogun's attacks when Musou Isshin is active?
What happens to the Raiden Shogun's attacks when Musou Isshin is active?
How often can the Raiden Shogun regenerate Energy for all nearby party members during Musou Isshin?
How often can the Raiden Shogun regenerate Energy for all nearby party members during Musou Isshin?
What is the effect of consuming Chakra Desiderata's Resolve stacks when using Musou no Hitotachi?
What is the effect of consuming Chakra Desiderata's Resolve stacks when using Musou no Hitotachi?
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What type of reaction DMG is the Raiden Shogun immune to while Musou Isshin is active?
What type of reaction DMG is the Raiden Shogun immune to while Musou Isshin is active?
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Study Notes
Raiden Shogun Skills and Abilities
- Raiden Shogun's skill for dealing AoE Electro DMG is called "Transcendence: Baleful Omen."
- When Musou Isshin is active, the Raiden Shogun's attacks transform, allowing her to deal enhanced Electro DMG with her normal and charged attacks.
- During Musou Isshin, the Raiden Shogun regenerates Energy for all nearby party members every 2 seconds.
- Consuming Chakra Desiderata's Resolve stacks while using Musou no Hitotachi increases the damage dealt, as each stack consumed boosts the attack's potency.
- While Musou Isshin is active, the Raiden Shogun is immune to reactions that deal DMG; specifically, she cannot be affected by Electro-Charged reactions.
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Test your knowledge of the Raiden Shogun's abilities and combat skills in this quiz. Learn about Musou no Hitotachi, Musou Isshin, and Chakra Desiderata's Resolve stacks, and see how well you understand the mechanics behind the Raiden Shogun's powerful AoE Electro DMG attacks.
