The meaning of the word “turn” used in skill descriptions can differ depending on the following.
◆“Turn,” as it refers to a character’s action phases
・When relaying the turn count of buffs and debuffs
・When “at the start of the action phase” is specified in the description
◆“Turn,” as it refers to the TURN count written at the top of the battle screen
・All cases besides those listed above
We have also listed Lv 1 and Lv 2 of [Sky of Rust] A.A.’s passive skill, “Angel’s Fading Light,” below for your reference.
| 【Lv 1】 |
| At the start of the battle, this skill grants [Silence Immunity] to the 3 allies with the highest ATK for 1 turn. |
In this instance, the “1 turn” of [Silence Immunity] granted to the character means, “until 1 action phase for that character has ended.” Once 1 action phase for that character has ended, the effect of [Silence Immunity] will disappear.
| 【Lv 2】 |
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Additionally, at the start of the 1st, 11th, 21st, and 31st turns, grants the ally with the highest ATK [Shield] equal to 30% of their max HP before any stat increases or decreases were applied to it for 1 turn (cannot be dispelled). This skill’s effect that grants [Shield] will activate even if A.A. is defeated. |
“At the start of the 1st, 11th, 21st, and 31st turns” refers to the start of TURN 1, TURN 11, TURN 21, and TURN 31, and the “1 turn” of [Shield] granted to the character means, “until 1 action phase for that character has ended.” In other words, the skill description means the following:
Additionally, at the start of TURN 1, TURN 11, TURN 21, and TURN 31, grants the ally with the highest ATK [Shield] equal to 30% of their max HP before any stat increases or decreases were applied to it until 1 action phase has ended (cannot be dispelled). This skill’s effect that grants [Shield] will activate even if A.A. is defeated.
◆References
・Why did the buff/debuff I just give suddenly disappear?
・Buffs/Debuffs
Please reference the “■A Buff/Debuff's Effect Turn Count” section of the above Help in the game.
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