The choice to include Curs in offense depends on whether or not the player can score consistently to slowly chip away at the opponent’s Pyre, and how they will defend themselves when the Curs are removed from play. Thankfully Curs have whooping 25 Hope stat, meaning getting banished isn’t as much of an issue compared to other races and promotes offensive play. Curs have Glory Dive mastery which boost their damage on Plunging, but it will leave the team 1 member short the next round with each attack unless the player pour mastery points for Guiding Light (which will bar access to triple-jump), hurting the defense game in the process.
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They can get to the opponent's Pyre pretty easily but due to weak Glory stat they have to be really careful when attempting to throw the Orb (which can be blocked since it’s a low Throw) Often, they have to Plunge to deal full damage before opponents can intercept. Their scoring ability is great but not without a caveat. Investing in Cloud Jump and Moon Sault masteries let Curs perform extra jumps to avoid getting boxed in by bigger characters and Casts, or to squeeze extra distances needed to reach opponent's Pyre. They can use this to easily get past defenses, or move into various positions on the map to snipe key opponents. So, save it for those ones to make them even better.
Curs’ advantages in offense are divided into two parts: mobility and scoring.Ĭurs’ Sprint propels them at high speed which when combined with their high inertia can slide Curs farther than what the stats would suggest.
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