Sword Saint
Sword Saint is a Royal Cursed Technique that grants you a powerful sword that you can only wield it when you fight a worthy opponent. When wielding the sword, you’ll become more mobile, allowing you to dash forwards, closing the gap between your opponent and making them uneasy at your every next move. The sword can also defend you from fatal moments, allowing you to turn the tides of the battle.
Overview
Godsblade
| Key | Passive |
| Technique Evo | 0 |
You have a glowing red sword at your waist.
The sword cannot be drawn as you please, it will allow you to draw it only when facing a worthy opponent.
Slash Feint
| Key | R |
| Technique Evo | 0 |
You disappear, reappearing next to your opponent shortly after, doing a quick kick with your right leg.
Dashing Draw
| Key | Hold R |
| Technique Evo | 0 |
You dash towards your opponent, executing a lethal downwards slash.
Mortal Draw
| Key | E+R |
| Technique Evo | 0 |
When facing a worthy opponent, Godsblade allows you to draw it. During the short draw animatino, you’ll get iframes, leaving you with a small window to use as an evasive measure.
The blade has higher damage, an increased chance to sever limbs and it also auto executes if your opponents is knocked.
Saint Orbs
| Key | Passive |
| Technique Evo | 1 |
Whenever you kill an enemy, you will spawn Saint Orbs.
These orbs serve as protection, whenever you are supposed to get hit with a fatal attack, an orb will instantly parry the attacks.
When a Saint Orb is consumed, it will also increase your True Black Flash chance. The chance increases for every Saint Orb that is broken.
Obtainment
To get any Cursed Technique, you’ll need to obtain Technique Shards, which drop from caches. Each drop is random. When you get three matching Technique Shards, they will form into a Technique Crystal. That Crystal can then be consumed to obtain the respective Cursed Technique.
Cursed Techniques can be upgraded by investing Technique points, with increasing costs per level. Memory Drives can provide five extra points, up to five times, for a maximum total of 20 additional Technique points.
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