How is Isling Shanya? Introduction to the Isling Shanya playstyle

Yishe Mobile Game is a secondary dimension mobile game that focuses on team composition and turn-based strategy. When forming a team, you need to gather characters from three major categories: damage dealers, tanks, and healers, to handle different levels of difficulty in dungeons. Yishe Lin's Shan Ya, as a healer of the "All Spirits" type, is characterized by her ability to continuously heal, cleanse negative effects, and resurrect teammates. Today, we will share some of her main gameplay mechanics. However, many players are curious about how effective she is in actual combat and whether it's worth investing resources in her development. Let's take a closer look today.

Shan Ya's core role is defined as a "sustained support healer," with all her skills designed around "helping teammates maintain their HP." Her active skill, "Breath of the Forest," appears to be an attack - summoning vines to lash out at enemies, dealing 240% damage. But the real highlight is the "increase own action speed by 25%" that follows, allowing her to act faster than her teammates, preparing for healing in advance. Her passive skill, "Sprout," is her signature move. At the end of each turn, it automatically targets the teammate with the lowest HP, restoring 16% of their maximum HP while also removing any negative effects (such as poisoning, slowing, or stunning). This is like having an automatic emergency response every turn.

The ultimate skill, "All Spirits," is even more comprehensive. It can place a "Protection of All Spirits" shield on one teammate (absorbing damage) and restore 20% of their maximum HP. Most crucially, this skill can also be used on fallen teammates - if a teammate just died, using the ultimate will revive them, though the cooldown is quite long (4 turns).

Shan Ya is best suited for high-difficulty boss dungeons. In these, the boss applies a "poison" effect to the entire team every turn, causing a 5% HP loss per turn. Shan Ya's passive can clear the poison effect every turn while continuously healing, preventing teammates from being slowly worn down by debuffs. Some bosses have very high attack power, capable of instantly killing damage dealers, and Shan Ya's ultimate can promptly resurrect teammates, avoiding team reduction and increasing the chances of clearing the dungeon. Conversely, in simpler dungeons like "daily monster grinding," Shan Ya's role is less significant because the monsters are not strong enough to require continuous healing.

This concludes our introduction to Yishe Lin's Shan Ya. Shan Ya is the most reliable healer in the Yishe Mobile Game, without a doubt. Although she lacks offensive capabilities, she ensures the team can sustain prolonged battles, whether in high-difficulty dungeons or in multiplayer teams. With her, teammates can focus on dealing damage without worry. If you enjoy teamwork or frequently tackle difficult dungeons, Shan Ya is definitely worth developing. She may not be the strongest, but she is undoubtedly the most dependable.