How to Play Mu Xiang in Ten Thousand Dragons Awakening: A Guide to Mu Xiang's Skills and Gameplay

How to play with Mu Xiang in Ten Thousand Dragons Awakening? She is a brand new hero of the Dragonkin race about to debut. Mu Xiang is a versatile hero, mainly providing healing and defensive effects to the team, as well as attack buffs, and also has some damage-dealing capabilities. Her versatility in team composition is quite high. Many friends are still unsure how to play her, so below we will introduce her skill play guide.

The passive effect "Profit First" grants 1 layer of Golden Mark when the troops led by her deal hero skill damage, lasting for 5 seconds, with a maximum of 3 layers. Each layer of Golden Mark increases the hero skill damage by 10%. The first skill, "Exorcism Mark," releases Bi Sha Pill on the current target, dealing 300 damage to a single target. This skill also bounces, with the second hit being 60% of the first one.

The second skill, "Mastery of Medicine," can heal her troops 3 times within 3 seconds after using a rage skill. This move is automatically triggered upon releasing rage. You can increase the frequency of this skill's use by speeding up the rate at which rage is gained. It can be paired with heroes that increase rage acquisition, such as Emoris' "Twin Blades of Vigilance" and "Spring Blade," or Urag's "Despair Flail," all of which can speed up the rate of gaining rage.

The third skill, "Dietary Nourishment," enhances the healing provided by the troops she leads, while also increasing their defense. This is a simple and practical skill for boosting attributes, without any restrictions, and can be used in conjunction with heroes who have healing abilities.

The fourth skill, "Troop Deployment Talisman," boosts the troops' attack power for 5 seconds when they provide healing, stacking up to 3 times, with a maximum of 1 trigger per second. This move works well in combination with the 2nd and 3rd skills, bringing together healing, healing buffs, and additional effects from healing. It can form synergies with many heroes, such as Jia Wood, Geruka, Indis, and Morrigan, when used together.

The skill play guide for Mu Xiang in Ten Thousand Dragons Awakening is now complete. Everyone should now have a better understanding of this hero's capabilities. Although she leans towards support roles, her support abilities are quite strong and varied, making her highly adaptable and practical. We recommend everyone to try her out.