Is it worth cultivating Yin and Feixibodi? Introduction to the characters of Yin and Feixibodi

In the game Silver and Crimson, Hypati stands out with its unique raven appearance and powerful area damage capabilities. It does not appear in a humanoid form but rather as a mysterious black nest raven lord. Is Hypati from Silver and Crimson worth cultivating? The answer is yes. This character's unique design and formidable strength make it worthy of use. To help everyone better understand Hypati's specific strengths, I will now provide a detailed analysis of whether Hypati is effective.

As a relatively strong area damage character, its presence offers players rich tactical options. Hypati belongs to the Church faction and is a light-weight character. Its attack range is medium, which allows for flexible play on the battlefield, capable of dealing significant damage to enemies within a certain area. Its lunar phase is full moon. Let's first look at its basic attack, Dust Bloom, which is an area type basic attack. When Hypati launches this attack, it can deal 150% of its attack power as magic damage to enemy units within a circular range around the main target. Compared to single-target attacks, this area attack has a higher total output when facing multiple enemies, allowing it to instantly damage a group of enemies and effectively strike the enemy's combat forces.

Next, let's look at its characteristics, which are very practical. Hypati can increase its critical hit damage by 4% per second. This boost effect accumulates over time, up to a maximum of 50%. This means that about 13 seconds after the start of a battle, it can reach its maximum critical hit damage. This characteristic makes Hypati's output capability stronger as the battle progresses, especially in prolonged battles where the effect is even more pronounced.

Hypati's skill, Worldly Rhythm, has a unique trigger mechanism. This skill is not actively cast but is passively triggered every 10 seconds. When it triggers, it deals 300% of its attack power as magic damage to the main target and the ultimate tracking target. This damage output is quite significant, capable of dealing heavy blows to enemies in battle. Moreover, this skill works closely with the ultimate skill, and their combined use can unleash even greater power.

Hypati's ultimate skill is called Death Plague Fragrant Erosion. After using this skill, it enters a 10-second continuous casting period, forming a circular fragrant dust storm at a designated location. This dust storm is not stationary but continuously moves towards the nearest enemy unit. During the process of the dust storm approaching the enemy, it can deal 135% magic damage to enemy units within the range every 0.6 seconds. This means that within a few seconds, the enemy will receive multiple high-damage hits.

Additionally, there is a 20% chance to apply a debuff that reduces the target's resistance to critical hits, lasting for 8 seconds. This reduction in resistance to critical hits is essentially equivalent to an increase in the attacker's critical hit rate. When the target receives damage, the source's critical hit probability increases by 40%, making Hypati's output in battle even more terrifying. The already high damage can become even higher due to critical hits.

From the effects, both Hypati's ultimate skill and regular skill fall under the category of area damage. This area damage ability becomes even more effective after reducing the enemy's resistance to critical hits. When the enemy's resistance to critical hits decreases, the critical hit chance of attacks significantly increases. Combined with Hypati's high critical hit damage, the overall damage dealt is considerable. In actual combat, Hypati performs excellently in many battles, such as advancing through the main storyline.

Is Hypati from Silver and Crimson worth cultivating? In fact, when facing numerous small enemies, this character can quickly clear them using its area damage skills, improving the efficiency of map progression and making the exploration process smoother and faster. Therefore, it is currently recommended to cultivate Hypati in the early stages.