The Sanguine Surgeon
Artemis
Do you have a preference between these two - this red bottle, or that one?
- 11,011
- HP
- 5,466
- ATK
- 888
- DEF
- 2,203
- M. RES
- 18
- Cost
- 1
- Block
6★ · Advancement 6 · Lvl. 60/60
Skills
4Crimson Reaper
ManualBasic ATK DMG- Max Rage
- 1000
- Initial Rage
- 600
- Duration
- 20s
During the Ultimate, locks onto enemies, dealing 200% AoE DMG to up to 8 enemies with each ATK and inflicting on them.
- Lvl. 2
- DMG +20%
- Lvl. 3
- DMG +20%
- Lvl. 4
- Effect Duration +5 sec
- Lvl. 5
- Skill Cost -200
Talent
When healing allies applied with , restores 2% Rage.
Gear
- 2 Set: Healing Effect +30, Rage Regen +10%
- 2 Set: Healing Effect +25
- 2 Set: ATK +25%, ATK Spd. +30
- 3 Set: Healing Effect +25. When deployed, the hero and 1 random ally in range gain 10% ATK.
- 3 Set: Healing Effect +30. Increases the ATK of the hero and the ally with the highest ATK in range by 12%.
- 3 Set: Max HP +10%, Healing Effect +20
- 3 Set: Upon landing a Crit. Hit with Basic ATK, increases the hero's DMG by 10% for 8 sec, stacking up to 5 times.
- 3 Set: Upon casting the Ultimate, increases DMG by 35% and Crit. DMG by 50%, lasting for 20 sec.
- 3 Set: Each time an Ultimate is cast, permanently increases DMG by 10%, stacking up to 5 times.
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Artifacts
Awakening
The world saw me as no more than a gutter rat...
EnhancesCrimson ReaperFrom the putrid trenches I begin my rise.
In pursuit of knowledge I will stop at nothing.
EnhancesSanguine TonicI shall give and take life in the same breath!
Enemy or ally matters not. All shall know my name.
EnhancesSanguine TonicSkins
0Aspects
0The Sanguine Surgeon
"I'm not sure whether I'd rather be his patient or enemy." -Field Cook Shrouded in shadows of his own design, his disposition is as coarse as the cobblestones upon which he was first abandoned. Yet from the gutter he writhed his way up through the festering dredges of society, carving a name for himself as a talented physician. Today he's known as Artemis, the Sanguine Surgeon. From the moment he entered his field, his pursuit of medical mastery was obsessive, almost sacred. Patients were mere vessels for his experiments, their suffering a trivial price for progress. Indeed, Artemis's cures were miraculous, but his methods? Morally grotesque. After Artemis began theorizing that necrotic tissue could be synthesized into a potent healing serum, whispers began to swirl when the earth of the local cemetery appeared disturbed, graves desecrated under the cloak of darkness. The locals were horrified, until his theories proved true. With his treatment of a noble's incurable ailment, Artemis was promoted to court physician with unfettered access to fresh corpses. The prestige satiated his ambitions temporarily, until a new, insidious plague provided the perverse stimulation his dark heart craved. Necrotic tissue would not be the key to stemming the tide of corruption. For this, the Surgeon would require blood from those above ground. From the depths of the dungeons, prisoners were hauled to his chamber, their pleas smothered by the thick walls. Then came the screams. Results manifested in a single vial of petrified blood- one which inhibited corrupt cells from reproducing, and which could be replicated with simpler alchemic methods. By this time, Artemis had worn out his welcome with the locals, who'd grown terrified of the enigmatic physician, clamoring for his head on the guillotine. Fair enough, thought he, now yearning to test his new concoction in the fiery crucible of battle. Donning a plague mask of old to render himself anonymous, he slipped away to an abandoned workshop where he could tinker in peace. The fruit of his labor took shape in the form of a revolutionary syringe rifle which could cycle between his healing serum and petrified blood by the flick of a switch. With a grin concealed beneath his macabre mask, Artemis has taken to the front lines to test his new weapon, a harbinger of both salvation and doom. Should you ever find yourself sharing the trenches with the Sanguine Surgeon, take heed not to anger him, lest he pump you with the wrong dose.
