Ghost Shipwright

At the beginning of the battle, apply [Structural Defect] to the enemy unit with the highest threat on the field. [Structural defect]: Defense power is reduced by 15%/28%, recording 10%/19% of the damage suffered by the wearer, and the upper limit of counting is 450% of the Ghost Hand Shipwright's attack power. When the count reaches the upper limit, damage equal to the recorded value will be caused to all enemies and the count will be cleared.

Causes damage equal to 200%/380% of attack power to all enemies, and applies 2 layers of [Shadow] to all enemies. An additional 30% of the total damage of this skill is included in [Structural Defects].

Causes damage equal to 200%/380% of attack power to a single enemy target, and transfers [Structural Defects] to the target. If there is no [Structural Flaw] on the field, apply [Structural Flaw] to the target. Increases the [Structural Defect] count by 20% of its upper limit.

After using the skill, it will cause damage equal to 40% of the current value of [Structural Defect].

The fixed damage triggered by [Structural Defect] is increased by 5%/17%.

Attack power increased by 4%/14%.

Speed ​​increased by 5%/17%.

At the beginning of the battle, the [Structural Flaw] count increases by 100% of own attack power.

[Structural Defect]'s upper limit increases its own attack power by 100%.

Effect: When using personal skills, trigger [Structural Flaw] to cause damage equal to the upper limit of the count.

Effect: Each time [Structural Defect] is triggered, the damage of [Structural Defect] is increased by 10%, up to 30%.

Effect: When [Structural Flaw] is applied, the defense reduction effect of [Structural Flaw] will be increased by 10% for each negative status the target has.

Effect: When a target with [Structural Flaw] is destroyed, the [Structural Flaw] count increases by 30% of its upper limit.

Effect: When [Structural Defect] is triggered, for every layer of negative status the target has, the damage will be increased by 3%, up to 10%.

Effect: When [Structural Defect] is triggered, damage equal to the recorded value will be dealt to all enemies one more time.

The shipwright of the Wanderer, the artist who lets himself go. It's a pity that Otopia couldn't appreciate his talent. "Cheap, cheap, still cheap!" Sea Hamster spat, emphasizing his need to build a ship, "Don't mess with your arts!" The shipyard in Otopia didn't like the natural and smooth hull, so it only needed to put together a few bundles of wooden boards horizontally and vertically to make something that could be driven. Tim rolled on the floor in anger at such a vulgar aesthetic. The drawings were thrown to the ground again, along with several black footprints. Until a knowledgeable designer accidentally picked it up and exclaimed in disbelief: "This, this is a work of art of shipbuilding!"

How did an artist end up working in Otopia? It’s all because of a bad mouth that offended too many people! The designers of the Royal Dockyard will never forget Tim's shadow. He stood at the door on time every morning, straightening his bow tie and straightening his hair, and then walked into the workshop with his head held high to make comments. "Is this your design? I'm sorry, I thought someone put the toilet paper here." "This is a picture of a boat? Are you planning to let the monkey help you fold the paper boat?" Can someone tie him up and throw him into the sea? Wait, boil some dumb medicine first and pour it down his throat! From shame to boredom, colleagues blocked their ears and made wishes for disaster. After years of hard work, they finally looked forward to a turning point - Tim stumbled in front of the big shots and was kicked out of the shipyard. Tim wandered to Otopia, and was tricked and coaxed into a bankrupt shipyard by the ship's boss Cartman, where he changed his position and continued to be the chief designer. Wouldn’t the shipwrights at the bankrupt shipyard be in serious trouble? However, they still goof off at work and sleep with their legs crossed after get off work. In the noise of the dock day after day, Tim could not make waves no matter how much he talked.