In the game of Silver and Crimson, although people often focus on the factions to which the characters belong and the lineups that can be paired, it is also important to understand the various professions in Silver and Crimson. The roles here have a rich variety of professions, each with its unique skill mechanisms and combat positioning. Below is a detailed introduction to the various professions currently existing in the game, as well as some representative characters that you may also want to know.
Firstly, there is the Raider profession, with representative characters being Gilran and Hati. In battle, Gilran demonstrates powerful burst damage and unique reaping abilities, capable of dealing 600.0% of his attack power as physical damage to enemy units within a specified fan-shaped area. This high damage output is sufficient to effectively strike enemies in a short time. More importantly, for non-boss units whose current health percentage is below 15%, the damage coefficient significantly increases to 1200% of the attack power. Even when facing boss units, he can deal 900% of the attack power in damage.
Hati can charge towards a designated target, instantly closing in on the enemy while dealing a total of 1650% of his attack power as physical damage. Such high damage can inflict significant damage on the enemy's core targets. Moreover, it applies a taunt effect to the target, forcing the enemy to attack him, and also reduces the target's overall damage by a certain amount for 6 seconds. The Raider profession, with its speed advantage, often quickly breaks through the enemy's defenses in battle, disrupting their formation and creating favorable combat situations for the team.
The typical representatives of the Guardian profession are Yggdrasil and Friedrich. Yggdrasil possesses strong team protection capabilities, able to create a circular growth field in a designated area. During the 8 seconds the skill is active, friendly units within this area can reduce incoming damage by 35% and receive 2% of their maximum HP as healing. This not only enhances their own sustainability but also provides some support to teammates from the side.
Friedrich focuses more on his own defense and counterattacks against enemies. He can apply a shield to himself equal to 55% of his maximum HP, which lasts for 12 seconds. During this time, the shield can effectively resist enemy attacks. The special mechanism of the shield means that when taking damage, it will first deduct the shield value instead of losing HP, and when receiving true damage, it only deducts 200% of the damage from the shield value.
Edena and Canglin, the Seeker, in the Arcanist profession, have their own unique supportive abilities. She can provide healing equal to 25% of the maximum HP, and each time she heals, she will reselect the target with the lowest current HP. This skill ensures that teammates with low HP can receive timely treatment, improving the overall survival and sustained combat capability of the team.
Canglin, the Seeker, focuses more on the mobility and protection of the team. He can make friendly units within a circular range follow him to a designated position. This ability allows for quick adjustments of the team's positioning on the battlefield, dodging enemy attacks or finding more advantageous positions for output. Additionally, he can apply a shield to teammates equal to 45% of Canglin's maximum HP. Therefore, the Arcanist profession generally consists of support roles, most of whom have healing abilities, and some can provide other types of buffs to teammates.
Pel and Cesia in the Sorcerer profession are the core of the team's magical damage output. Pel can deal 700.0% of his attack power as magical damage to a designated target. This high magical damage can heavily impact the enemy's core targets. At the same time, he can also command all Bone Towers to focus fire on the target, causing an additional 100% of his attack power as magical damage. When the number of friendly summoned creatures exceeds 3, they will instead attack 5 times every 4 seconds. The Sorcerer profession, similar to the Mage class in other games, primarily deals elemental magic damage. With its powerful magical damage capabilities, it can become the core damage dealer of the team.
Doris and Noah, the Homeward Bound, in the Shadow Hunter profession, possess both attacking and controlling abilities in battle. Doris can launch an electromagnetic arrow at a designated target, dealing a total of 12 attacks, each 1000% of her attack power as physical damage. This multiple-attack method can cause significant damage to enemies in a short time and can later convert into a 3-second stun effect. Noah, the Homeward Bound, can deal 200% of his attack power as physical damage to enemy units within a fan-shaped area in a designated direction. For other enemy units within a circular area near the target, he can deal 72% of his attack power as physical damage. If the target dies, he will select the nearest enemy unit as the next target. This chain-attack method can cause chaos among enemy groups. The Shadow Hunter profession generally has control effects along with attacks and many AoE (Area of Effect) skills, allowing for wide-ranging strikes and effective control on the battlefield.
Finally, there is the Fierce Warrior profession, with Augustine and Laisa known for their powerful physical damage output. Augustine can release the Fallen Ark Anchor Cable on a designated target, dealing 5 hits totaling 600% of his attack power as physical damage. This multi-hit attack method can sustain damage output. Laisa, on the other hand, can deliver an extremely powerful 1300% physical damage. Therefore, the Fierce Warrior profession generally focuses on physical damage, similar to the Warrior role in other games, and can take on the main damage-dealing tasks on the battlefield.
Above is the related introduction to the professions in Silver and Crimson. The role positioning here is relatively clear, so if you need to form a lineup later, you can use these different profession characters to build your team.
