How is Henry Silver and Crimson? Is Henry worth cultivating?

For the game Silver and Crimson, each designed character has their unique aspects. Although there is indeed a certain gap in strength, they are not without room to play. Henry, as an R-quality character, also has his role. Today, let's talk about how Henry performs in Silver and Crimson. Many players often think that such characters have no value, but after understanding the skill effects, it's not entirely so.

Henry's title is Town Ranger. He belongs to the Kingdom faction and is a medium-sized character, classified as a long-range single-target damage type, with a full moon phase. His level can only be increased to 80, so he certainly has a disadvantage in subsequent attributes. Through his basic attack, Rapid Shot, he can deal 128% of his attack power as physical damage to the main target, which is relatively high in terms of damage ratio. His combat skill, Dark Cut, can be actively released once every three normal attacks, dealing 300% of his attack power as physical damage to the current target.

Henry also has a characteristic called Hunting Frenzy. This characteristic is effective range, meaning that when causing damage, it will judge different damage bonuses based on the range and the distance to the target. The further the distance, the higher the damage; the closer the distance, the lower the damage, with a fluctuation of up to 50%. Therefore, if the right attack target is chosen and a farther distance is achieved, the advantage brought by the damage bonus is quite significant. Additionally, this characteristic, when causing damage through basic attacks, applies a frenzy effect to itself, lasting for 5 seconds. In the frenzied state, attack speed increases by 10%, and only one effect of the same name takes effect. This means, besides the frenzy, other attack speed boost skills can also be enjoyed for enhancement.

The ultimate skill requires the consumption of 4 ultimate points, dealing 413% of his attack power as physical damage to the designated target, while applying two layers of bleeding effect, lasting for 6 seconds. Units affected by bleeding take physical damage every two seconds, stacking up to 10 layers at most. The bleeding effect falls into the category of continuous damage, so Henry can completely serve as a utility role in an abnormal damage lineup.

After reading the content, everyone should now understand how Henry performs in Silver and Crimson. Of course, as an R-quality character, his level-up space is relatively low, so replacing him later on is not a problem. However, by utilizing his skill effects, he can still play a role. Therefore, everyone should use him reasonably.