Is Silver and Crimson Clive Good? A Look at the Strength of Silver and Crimson Clive Characters

In the mysterious and enchanting world of silver and crimson Western legends, Clive's name is often closely associated with werewolves. In these stories filled with fantastical colors, as a werewolf, Clive possesses awe-inspiring power and a unique image. The silver and crimson Clive retains the classic elements of a werewolf, and his appearance is extremely striking, resembling a cold-blooded killer emerging from the darkness, with sharp claws that leave a lasting impression on everyone.

Clive belongs to the SR level in terms of character quality, although he does not reach the top tier in the game's character quality system, his skill effects are quite impressive. His title is the Sword of Ganelon, and Clive is affiliated with the Kingdom faction, playing the role of a light character in battles. He excels at dealing massive damage to single enemy targets and often charges directly into the enemy formation, targeting their squishy units. His lunar phase setting is the Waning Moon.

Let's first look at Clive's basic attack, Giant Claw. This attack method is simple and direct; when he swings his sharp claws to attack a target, it can deal 150% of his attack power in damage. Clive's battle skill, Oath Sword Wolf Fang Moon, can be activated at the beginning of the battle. He will charge in the current direction, moving at an extremely fast speed, and during this time, he is in a special state where he cannot be selected as the main target of other enemy skills.

This allows him to avoid many unnecessary interferences and attacks during the charge, ensuring that he can smoothly approach the target. When Clive collides with the first enemy unit during the charge, he deals up to 600% of his attack power in physical damage. Such high damage is enough to drastically reduce the health of most enemy characters in a short time, or even kill them outright. Once this enemy unit suffers such a severe blow, it becomes Clive's primary target for the rest of the battle, and Clive will focus his firepower on it, consolidating his attack advantage and expanding the results of the battle.

Talking about Clive's trait effect, it can be described as simple yet practical. He gains 30% lifesteal ability, which often becomes a key factor in sustaining Clive's combat. When Clive deals damage to enemies, he can recover a certain percentage of his health through the lifesteal effect. Especially when there is a healing support character on our side, the support character can continuously restore his health, ensuring his survival on the battlefield. Meanwhile, Clive relies on his lifesteal ability and high burst output to ensure his own survival while also quickly restoring his health.

His ultimate skill is called Falling Blossoms, Self-Defense, and Solitary Shadow. When this skill is activated, Clive will charge in a specified direction, dealing massive damage to enemies along the path, totaling 1200% of his attack power in physical damage. Once he collides with an enemy unit, Clive immediately sets this enemy unit as the primary target and adds a stun effect, which lasts for one second. This stun effect can interrupt the enemy's continuous casting actions, preventing them from releasing powerful spell skills, and can also cause the enemy to enter a brief state of losing control, unable to perform various actions.

Moreover, after Clive activates the Falling Blossoms, Self-Defense, and Solitary Shadow skill, he gains a special buff, which is a physical damage increase effect. This effect lasts for 12 seconds and actually provides a 15% damage boost to Clive, enhancing his output capability in the following battle. However, it should be noted that in the game, only one effect with the same name can take effect, and the system will choose the highest effect to apply.

From a combat positioning perspective, Clive is a close-range attacker. Among such characters, he is quite useful, so in the game, he is usually placed in the front row. In the front row position, he can initiate the charge first, using his skills and traits to pose a threat to the enemy. Additionally, Clive has the lifesteal trait, which, under the influence of the lifesteal effect, ensures a certain degree of sustainability.