Miser

At the beginning of the action, if you have [Inspiration], there is an 80% base probability of consuming 1 layer of [Inspiration] to [liquidate] the enemy unit with [Presale Ticket]. After using the skill on an enemy unit, it will apply 1 layer of random type of continuous damage to the main target, lasting for 4 rounds.

Causes damage equal to 400%/760% of the enemy's attack power, and immediately resolves all continuous damage it has, with a settlement multiplier of 25%/48%. If the enemy unit has [Presale Ticket], all the continuous damage it has will be settled one additional time, with a settlement multiplier of 25%/48%.

Causes damage equal to 300%/570% of the enemy's attack power, and has a 100% basic probability of obtaining [Pre-sale Ticket], which lasts for 4 rounds. Does not end the turn.

After the skill is released, there is a 45% probability of triggering [Reckoning] once when this/next attack causes damage. And the continuous damage caused by itself is increased by 4 levels and lasts for 2 rounds.

For each type of continuous damage the enemy unit has, the damage caused when the continuous damage is resolved is increased by 1%, up to a maximum of 10%.

Attack power increased by 3%.

Continuous damage increased by 10%.

When the [Presale Ticket] effect resolves, the Scrooge gains 1 energy point.

After triggering the passive to cause the enemy unit to receive continuous damage, the enemy unit with [Presale Ticket] will receive 2 layers of random continuous damage, lasting for 3 rounds.

Effect: When the enemy unit with [Advance Ticket] is exhausted, a random enemy unit will receive [Advance Ticket].

Effect: When the effect of [Presale Ticket] is resolved, if its owner's physical strength is lower than 50%, the damage of [Presale Ticket] will be increased by 70% this time.

Effect: When using professional skills on an enemy unit with [Presale Ticket] and triggering [Recharge], the main target will receive random continuous damage corresponding to the number of recharge layers.

Effect: Before triggering [Liquidation], if the target has [Presale Ticket], there is a 75% probability that another random enemy unit will obtain [Presale Ticket], which lasts for 4 rounds.

Effect: When using professional skills on an enemy unit with [Pre-sale Ticket] and triggering [Add Material], [Settlement Immediately] will be applied to the continuous damage it possesses once, with a settlement multiplier of 25%, and will take effect once per round.

Effect: When an enemy unit is subject to [Presale Ticket] and any number of [Continuous Damage] stacks reaches the upper limit, a total damage equal to 25% of the continuous damage will be calculated once, and the damage will be shared equally by all other enemy units, taking effect once per round.

The bookkeeper and ticket seller of the Fantasy Theater, a miser who regards money as his life. "If anyone accidentally glances at the troupe's rehearsal, the old man will definitely rush to him with the ticket vending machine to charge." Hearing Scrooge's name, the sea hamster subconsciously closed his pockets. "What's the charge? That's robbery! The old man hugged my thigh and howled, saying that I had to pay for the unique artistic education!" Another sea hamster's beard trembled with anger and he slapped the table hard. "How much did he kill you for?" "One glance, eight hundred gold coins!"

In the dead of night, after nervously checking the door lock three times, Scrooge would carefully open his account book. "Ten gold coins for performance shoes?! Fifteen gold coins for the set ribbon?! Sooner or later the troupe will be bankrupted by these losers!" Scrooge jumped up suddenly, raised his fist and smashed it against the wooden table - but he stopped his strength in an instant, for fear of knocking over the ink. The miser pulled his hair angrily and rushed out the door to the stage, where he happened to hear the troupe rehearsing a serenade. His pace gradually slowed down, his body relaxed, and his head unconsciously swayed to the melody. "Don't you have to spend money to open a theater troupe?" He sighed helplessly, "I can always get my money back by slaughtering a few more fat sheep in the next show..."