Siegebreaker — guide

In short

Siegebreaker is a Rare Spirit Attack champion from Ogryn Tribes whose whole kit is crit-gated: Discharge has an 80% chance to place Block Active Skills for 1 turn when it crits, and Sky Roar hits all enemies and knocks 30% off their Turn Meter on crits. He only really shows up in PvP, and mostly on early accounts. Build him fast and accurate with 100% Critical Rate — but keep it cheap, the author's verdict is food.

Strengths

• Sky Roar puts a 30% Critical Rate buff on himself for 2 turns before it hits, so reaching the crit cap is easy even on budget gear.
• Discharge can place Block Active Skills for 1 turn on a crit (80% chance) — a real problem for teams that live on their actives.
• Sky Roar hits every enemy and has a 50% chance per crit to cut their Turn Meter by 30%, which can scramble the enemy speed order.
• Booked, both Discharge and Sky Roar lose 1 turn of cooldown, and the debuff chances climb to a guaranteed Block on Discharge and 75% on Sky Roar.
• He is Rare: duplicates and levels are cheap.

Weaknesses

• Base SPD 90 — he moves after the enemy, so the Turn Meter cut often arrives too late.
• Base ATK 1,211 is low for a damage dealer, and without crits he does nothing at all.
• Every debuff is crit-gated and chance-based; against high RES or a Force-heavy enemy he simply fails.
• Squishy at 14,040 HP and 881 DEF, and useless in boss content.

Where to use

Arena first (2.5/5): Classic and Tag Team on an early account, ideally in a speed-tuned team where his Block and Turn Meter cut matter. Then Chimera (2.0/5) as a filler for a second wave, and Ogryn Tribes Faction Wars (1.5/5) to fill the roster. Skip him for Clan Boss, Hydra, dungeons, Hard mode and Doom Tower (all 1.0/5).

Stats and gear

Priority: SPD → ACC → C.RATE → ATK%/C.DMG.

• SPD around 180–220 for Arena, otherwise he never gets a turn before the enemy.
• ACC 200–250, or the Block Active Skills simply will not land.
• C.RATE to 100% — his kit depends on it — then ATK% and C.DMG.
• Sets: Attack + Speed is the basic pick; Speed + Perception if accuracy is short.
• Relic from the list: Tempus Sanguinis. No glyphs or top-end gear on him.

Masteries and blessings

Attack tree, with Gathering Momentum as the key pick plus the usual crit-oriented masteries around it. Second branch: Support for accuracy/speed if he dies before acting, or Defense. Blessings: there is no must-have for him — don't burn resources on a Rare attacker.

Tombs

Book Discharge first: maxing it gives −1 cooldown and +20% debuff chance, making the Block Active Skills guaranteed. Then Sky Roar for the cooldown. If he is going to the food pile, save the tomes for a real champion.

Verdict

1.5/5 — food. Keep one for Faction Wars if you need the body, feed the rest.