In the game "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue", different sects have some unique martial arts, among which the Beggar Gang is known for its fist techniques. So, some players might ask, how are the fist techniques of the Beggar Gang in "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue"? Here, we will bring you an analysis of the mobile version of the Beggar Gang's fist technique mechanism in "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue". Each version has its own god, but no matter how the versions change, fist techniques are still a must-have martial art for new players to start with. Moreover, mastering the Beggar Gang's fist techniques can also help better utilize the teammate Yan Weihuan.
Core Techniques
The mechanism of the Beggar Gang's fist techniques revolves around the "Divine Dragon Palm Technique" and its two ultimate skills, [Flying Dragon in the Sky] and [Supreme Dragon Regret]. As the starting core, [Divine Dragon Palm Technique] not only boasts high base damage and an attack range of up to 3 tiles, but its accompanying buff effects are also very powerful, increasing attack power by 25% and critical hit rate by 10%. It can also reduce skill cooldown and gain 50% damage reduction when triggering a critical hit. More importantly, after the skill reaches level 10, [Divine Dragon Palm Technique] will carry a permanent state until the ultimate skill is used. This state endows the two ultimates of the Beggar Gang's fist techniques with new mechanisms. [Flying Dragon in the Sky] can inflict the "Breathless" state on the target and reduce the skill cooldown. [Supreme Dragon Regret], on the other hand, deals massive damage while knocking back the target by 3 tiles and applying 1 to 2 layers of the "Tendon Break" effect.
This design gives the Beggar Gang's fist techniques extremely strong rhythm control capabilities. In actual combat, if [Divine Dragon Palm Technique] frequently triggers critical hits, it can quickly stack the "Trapped Dragon Emerging from the Sea" effect, up to 3 layers, increasing the damage of [Flying Dragon in the Sky] by 45%. Combined with the "Hidden Divine" meridian in the meridian system, it can speed up the action frequency, further compressing the enemy's counterattack window.
The "Breathless" state can clear the enemy's current energy value, interrupting their skill charging, which is particularly lethal against enemies like ranged mages or gun-type bosses that rely on energy. The "Tendon Break" state, meanwhile, restricts the target's movement and lightness kung fu, and reduces dodge attributes, suitable for interrupting the enemy's escape or sticking to important targets, forming a suppressive rhythm of "face-to-face blood locking". This control mechanism, combined with the considerable burst of the fist techniques themselves, makes the Beggar Gang's fist techniques not just a secondary fist technique, but also a core output capable of holding its own on the front lines.
From an output perspective, the damage enhancement methods of the Beggar Gang's fist techniques are comprehensive: there is additional damage to close-range targets, and using skills on targets from behind directly increases the extra damage by 25%. The skills themselves can stack the "Severe Injury" state on enemies, not only reducing their healing ability but also increasing one's own damage output. Additionally, the skill mechanisms of [Flying Dragon in the Sky] and [Supreme Dragon Regret] involve "multi-segment damage" judgments, where each tile contact during the knockback process triggers a damage calculation.
Pendants and Inner Techniques
To maximize the damage capability and tactical flexibility of the Beggar Gang's fist techniques, the "pendants" in skill combinations are also crucial. Among them, [Lotus Palm] is the core auxiliary skill of the Beggar Gang's fist, which not only increases the damage of all Beggar Gang fist techniques by 15%, but also allows the character to directly obtain the effect of [Divine Dragon Palm Technique] at the beginning of the battle, bringing the entire rhythm into the "fist technique combo" burst phase earlier. The active release effect of this skill should not be overlooked either, as it can increase hit rate and strengthen control capabilities, making the strikes of [Flying Dragon in the Sky] and [Supreme Dragon Regret] more successful and ensuring that key controls do not fail.
For inner techniques, it is recommended to use pendant-type inner techniques that can stably enhance evasion and survival capabilities, especially those with the "Sleeping Arhat" effect being the most fitting. This effect not only increases evasion by 12%, but also triggers health and mana recovery upon successfully evading, while extending the duration of the effect. In battle scenes with many minions or frequent multi-segment attacks, it can easily extend the evasion state to over ten rounds, allowing the character to handle high-pressure battlefields with ease.
There is also great flexibility in meridian pairing, relying on the critical hit loop setting, which strongly synergizes with [Hidden Divine] and [Soaring Snake] types of meridians that speed up action frequency or burst power. Once entering the loop state, the sequence of Divine Dragon Palm Technique → Flying Dragon in the Sky → Supreme Dragon Regret → Lotus Palm, then refreshing [Divine Dragon Palm Technique] can be continuously linked, achieving non-stop skill chaining, integrating control, output, and movement into a crushing rhythm.
Regarding how the Beggar Gang's fist techniques in "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue" are, I believe that after reading the above introduction, everyone has a clear understanding. The Beggar Gang's fist techniques trigger cooldown reduction upon critical hits, making them ideal for PVE single boss battles, controlling and disrupting key enemy units. When paired with appropriate inner techniques, pendant skills, and characters (especially Yan Weihuan), the strength of the Beggar Gang's fist techniques can be maximized to the extreme.
