![]() ![]() WeaknessesĪs a support, Lan Ling’s worth lies in his skills, and thus it’s highly recommended to try and get them to as high a level as possible. When this is not necessary, his CEs can be used to enhance his supporting capability, benefiting the team in various unique ways. ![]() Flexible CE ChoiceĪs a Servant whose performance relies mostly on skill usage, Lan Ling’s CE picks are very flexible, making him a good option to carry things such as event drop CEs, bond/QP bonus CEs or the like. ![]() Furthermore, the Buff Success Rate Up part of the skill, while seemingly niche at first, is far from situational as it can also be used to ensure that allies will gain Lan Ling’s Critical Strength and Critical Star Drop Rate buffs when applied to himself. While 20% NP Charge is not particularly impressive, the targetable nature allows Lan Ling to help his allies with charging their NP, making him a good pick for switch-in NP looping compositions. Targetable NP Charge and Buff Success Rate Up Indeed, even without taking the Arts buff into account, his other buffs are so massive and have high enough uptime that he still performs very well even in other (Buster or Quick) critical-oriented compositions. Furthermore, all of these buffs are applied to the entire party, making him well-suited to farming compositions featuring multiple damage dealer Servants. Lan Ling’s damage supporting capabilities is by far his greatest boon, totaling at 20% Arts Up, 50% Attack Up, 50% Critical Strength Up with all his buffs active. Truly, the Emperor of Qi was a fool to have served poisonous wine to such a magnificent Servant! Strengths While not quite on the level of Zhuge Liang, he is able to fill the damage support role very convincingly (especially in Arts teams), with a rare niche in the form of the buff success rate increase. In truth, the only real weakness Lan Ling has is his lack of long-term sustain and limited defensive options, though it can be argued that a majority of fights generally don’t last long enough for these to become an issue.Īll told, Lan Ling’s worth as a Servant does live up to his reputation. ![]() His lacking damage is expected of a support, and in practice it’s far outweighed by the offensive benefits he brings. The icing on the cake is his second skill, Great Vigor, which charges an ally’s NP gauge and increases their buff success rate, a welcome sight for Servants with skills such as Imperial Privilege.Ī phenomenal Servant overall, there is not much to be said in terms of Lan Ling’s weaknesses. He also provides Attack Up buffs through his first skill Mask of Concealing Beauty and NP Prince of Lan Ling in Battle, each of which also comes with an extent of defensive benefit. A generous and inspiring commander, the Prince of Lan Ling is an Arts-oriented Servant who specializes in boosting his allies’ offensive performance.Įverything within Lan Ling’s kit is built to support, but chief of all these is his third skill Demonic Visage, which grants Arts Performance Up as well as (chance-based) Critical Star Drop Rate Up and Critical Strength Up to the entire party at max level, this skill has a 60% uptime, which is quite impressive. In fact, he is so beautiful that he is forced to wear a mask in order to not distract the soldiers with his looks. The Prince of Lan Ling’s true name is Gao Changgong, a general famed for both his valor as well as his beauty. Other people's gazes are impolite, after all.” ![]()
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