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The Apsara

Divine classesジ・アプサラス · The Apsara
WeaponsBows, swords
Movement6
TypeInfantry

Class requirements

ProficiencyBow C, Sword A
Certification itemMusa Jewelry
UnlockUnlocked at the start of segment 4 (obtain at Heaven’s Crown Temple ★Musa Jewelryto change class)
ChapterFrom segment 4 of the Promised One’s story; requires a Divine class item from Heaven’s Crown Temple; must have a 100% pass rate to take the exam; only 1 unit per Divine class in the army
DescriptionCannot take the exam unless the pass rate is 100%; there is only one certification item, which can go to another unit after it is returned
RestrictionsOnly one unit can hold this role at a time

Growth rate modifiersTotal +120%

HP+15%
Str+5%
Mag+10%
Spd+25%
Dex+15%
Def+5%
Res+5%
Lck+10%
Cha+30%

Stats

HPStrMagSpdDexDefResLckCha
Bonus524750009

Class and mastery skills

CategorySkillsEffect
Class skillsCombat Arts +3Equippable combat arts +3
Class skillsDanceAllows an ally to act again
Mastery skillDivine DanceCha+10

Mastery skill: Learned by maxing out this class's experience. Retained after changing class.

Recommended characters for this class

UrsulaLeda

Playing this class

The Apsara's main job is Dance, giving a core unit another action. It can deploy alongside a normal Dancer, giving the team two refreshers so attackers or healers can act again.

The Apsara exam shows Bow C, Sword A, and the exclusive item at the lower left. Combat Arts +3, Dance, and mastery Divine Dance are listed separately on the right.
The Apsara exam shows Bow C, Sword A, and the exclusive item at the lower left. Combat Arts +3, Dance, and mastery Divine Dance are listed separately on the right.

Who suits the class

Ursula can take Hunter → Rogue → Forest Knight → Shadow Seeker → The Apsara. This develops swords and bows with high Speed. Her low Strength makes giving an action to a core attacker less costly. If Ranger is unlocked, it can also serve as a transition.

Leda and Talimun can also refresh allies, prioritizing whoever most needs another attack or heal. If Leda is already a main attacker, have someone else dance: she can buff a group before attacking, while dancing costs her that attack.

When Peppe's own damage is low, refreshing a core unit can contribute more. Prepare Sword A and Bow C early.

How to train

After Part 3 Segment 4 begins, bring the Key of the Diadem to Heaven's Crown Temple for Muses' Necklace. Certification needs Sword A, Bow C, and a 100% pass rate. The army can have only one Apsara at a time; return the qualification to transfer it.

It uses swords and bows, has Movement 6 and Combat Arts +3, and adds Speed growth +25 and Charm +30. If you mastered normal Dancer's Special Dance, keep it equipped to give refreshed allies Speed and Dexterity. Divine Dance mastery only gives the user Charm +10.

Dancers must keep pace with core units and can be chased by flying reinforcements. Check whether enemies can reach the destination tile before every Dance; do not sacrifice the support unit.

When to use it

Use it as soon as the team needs a second refresher; Divine Dance mastery can wait. Compared with normal Dancer, its new features are mainly better stats. The major benefit is fielding another extra-action support. Do not remove an active dancer just for Charm +10.