Is Silver and Scarlet Henry useful? Introduction to the character of Silver and Scarlet Henry

In the game Silver and Crimson, each character has its unique design. Although there are indeed differences in strength among characters, this does not mean that some characters do not have the opportunity and value to be on the field. Henry, as an R-rarity character, may only be used in the early stages, but from the perspective of the uniqueness of his effects, he also has his own role and characteristics.

Many players often fall into a misconception when using characters in the game, believing that lower-rarity characters have no use value. However, after a deeper understanding of their skill effects, it is found that this view is not entirely correct. For example, the character introduced today, Henry, whose title is Town Ranger, belongs to the Kingdom faction, is a medium-sized character, and is of the type that deals single-target ranged damage. His lunar phase is full moon, which, according to the game's setting, may also have a certain impact on the character's attributes and skills.

In terms of level, Henry can only be upgraded to level 80, which, compared to other characters with higher level caps, does indeed have a disadvantage in subsequent attribute growth. However, his basic attack, Rapid Shot, has quite good damage performance. Through this basic attack, Henry can deal 128% of his attack power as physical damage to the primary target. In terms of damage ratio, this is relatively high among characters of the same rarity, although it cannot compare to characters of other rarities.

Henry's combat skill, Dark Cut Ascending, also has a unique mechanism. After performing three normal attacks, he can actively release this skill once, dealing 300% of his attack power as physical damage to the current target. This skill release method requires players to reasonably control the attack rhythm, releasing it at the right time in battle to achieve maximum damage output.

In addition to the above skills, Henry also has a trait called Hunting Frenzy, which is related to effective range. That is, when Henry deals damage, it will determine different damage bonuses based on the range and the distance to the target. Specifically, the further the distance, the higher the damage; the closer the distance, the lower the damage. Moreover, this damage bonus can fluctuate by 50%. This means that if the player can accurately choose the attack target and make the attack reach a farther distance, then the advantage brought by the damage bonus will be very significant.

The Hunting Frenzy trait also has another special effect: when Henry's basic attack deals damage, it applies a frenzy effect to himself, lasting for 5 seconds. In the frenzied state, Henry's attack speed increases by 10%. It should be noted that only one effect of the same name takes effect, meaning that apart from the attack speed increase brought by the frenzy effect, Henry can also benefit from other attack speed enhancement skills, thereby further increasing his attack speed and dealing more damage per unit of time.

Henry's ultimate skill has a unique effect in battle. Its release consumes 4 points of ultimate energy. Once successfully released, it deals up to 413% of his attack power as physical damage to the designated target. The skill also applies two layers of bleeding effect to the target, which lasts for 6 seconds. During these 6 seconds, units affected by the bleeding will be in a continuous state of damage, taking physical damage every 2 seconds, and this bleeding effect can stack up to 10 layers.

As the number of stacks increases later, the damage caused will gradually accumulate, providing sufficient output to enemy targets. Since the bleeding effect falls under the category of continuous damage, this characteristic allows Henry to play an important role in abnormal damage lineups, fully capable of becoming a utility character. By continuously applying the bleeding effect, he can weaken enemy targets. Therefore, he can be used in the early stages, and as the game progresses, when players obtain higher-rarity characters, it is completely reasonable to replace Henry.

This concludes the discussion on whether Henry is useful in Silver and Crimson. After understanding the above-mentioned characteristics of Henry's skills, you should have a basic understanding of the character. Although Henry, as an R-rarity character, has a relatively low level cap, which may limit his attribute growth and ability development in the later stages, he still has enough capability during the novice period.