Spellbinder utilizes buffs, debuffs, and ranged attacks to play an auxiliary role in battle. She controls the chain blade and Chakram with her spiritual strength, using various support skills to dominate the battlefield. This article outlines some essential skills of Spellbinder from low level to level 65.
▲ Spellbinder is easily recognizable in towns.
■ Spellbinder: The Auxiliary Character
Spellbinder is the second female character in MU Legend and serves as an auxiliary mage. She uses her powerful spiritual power to attack enemies, provide buffs and debuffs, and control AOE groups. Unusually, she wears horns instead of a helmet and stands out with her beautiful costumes.
Her potent offensive capabilities and useful support skills make her a versatile figure, though mastering her control can be challenging. While her primary role is to strengthen teammates and weaken enemies, she can also excel in 1v1 and multiplayer battles. This makes her suitable for both team-oriented and solo players.
Players can choose between the two-handed Chakram and the one-handed chain blade, both of which have long ranges. The chain blade increases attack speed by 5%, while the Chakram reduces the enemy's armor value by 10% for 5 seconds with each hit.
Most of Spellbinder's skills involve setting enchantments over a large area, providing buffs to allies and debuffs to enemies. Although these skills don’t restore player status instantly like the Dark Lord's, they offer significant advantages in combat combinations.
Spellbinder is also the first character with strong group control abilities, capable of altering the enemy's form. Despite her low defense, her mobility and invincibility skills enhance her survival chances in battle.
▲ Chain Blade (Left) and Chakram (Right)
▲ Wide-Range Control Skills
■ Recommended Skill Set
● Suggested Priority Skills
- First Place: Counterattack Enchant/Guardian Enchant
- Second Place: Ladder of Light/Illusion/Time Boundary
- Third Place: Call of Hope/Withered Flowers/Storm Shuriken
- Other Skills
Flower of Wrath, Time Boundary (Chain Blade), Life Boundary (Chain Blade), Illusion Fury (Chain Blade)
Mental Breakdown (Chain Blade), Pickaxe (Chain Blade), Dream Rain (Chain Blade)
Telecontrol Storm (Chakram), Wheel Blade (Chakram), Magic Door (Chakram)
At level 65, players may prefer chain blades over Chakrams due to the higher damage potential with one-handed weapons and the advantage of faster attack speed. For chain blade enthusiasts, "Chain Blade Deployment" and "Ghost Chain Blade" are recommended. For Chakram enthusiasts, "Rotating Blade" is a good option.
The "Counterattack Enchant" and "Protection Enchant" are used to buff the caster and allies. "Counterattack Enchant" increases attack power by 10% and reduces the enemy's attack power by 10%. "Protection Enchant" provides immunity to damage for 1.5 seconds, reduces ally damage received by 10%, and reduces enemy defense by 20%. These skills are valuable in both single-player and team games.
▲ Counterattack Enchant: Improves Attack Power
Besides, enchant skills, movement skills like "Ladder of Light" and "Illusion" are crucial. "Ladder of Light" causes continuous damage to surrounding enemies for 8 seconds, increases movement speed by 50%, and ignores collisions, making dungeon clearing faster. "Illusion" instantly teleports the character and increases allies' movement speed by 8%, mainly to avoid enemy attacks.
"Time Enchant" is a high-level skill that stops all abnormal influences around the caster, improves movement speed, deals 12.75% damage, and reduces enemy movement speed by 90%.
▲ Illusion: Teleport Skills
"Call of Hope" releases hope energy around the caster, stunning enemies for 1.5 seconds and dealing a strong AOE attack. It is useful for escaping and defeating enemies.
"Withered Flowers" and "Storm Shuriken" are effective attack skills. "Withered Flowers" causes AOE damage, and "Storm Shuriken," a basic skill, has no cooldown and low MP cost, making it ideal for frequent use.
Additional skills like Flower of Wrath, Pickaxe, Despair Guide, Dream Rain, Magic Door, Telecontrol Storm, and War Wheel Blade can be used for attacks, while Life Enchant restores HP.
▲ Attack Skill Preferences
▲ Storm Shuriken: No Cooldown
How to combine the passive expert skills of Spellbinder?
● Suggested Priority Passive Skills
1. Prayer in the Sky/Hopeful Will
2. Time Warp/Mental Stimulation/Essence Absorption
"Prayer in the Sky" and "Hopeful Will" are two key passive skills for the level 65 Spellbinder. The next category includes "Essence Absorption," "Time Distortion," and "Mental Stimulation."
"Prayer in the Sky" increases the duration of all obstacles by 20% and can be obtained at level 45.
"Hopeful Will", obtainable at level 65, reduces the cooldown of all obstacle skills by 1 second.
Since Spellbinder's auxiliary skills are highly effective in combat, enhancing these skills is crucial.
▲ Two Main Passive Skills
Additionally, "Time Warp," available at level 45, increases movement speed by 3% when the character's HP exceeds 80%. This skill is useful if all enemies are eliminated before they get too close, but it may be less effective if the equipment or character does not meet appropriate standards.
"Essence Absorption," obtainable at level 25, can restore up to 5% of the caster's HP when critically attacking the enemy. This skill is very effective when used with an artifact that enhances critical strike ability. However, if the character cannot land critical hits, the effectiveness of this skill will be reduced.
"Spiritual Stimulation" deals 30% additional damage to enemies whose remaining HP is less than or equal to 30%.
▲ Use "Spiritual Stimulation" in Combat