Stonesplit Strength Build Guide for Where Winds Meet

Have you ever felt like Stonesplit just isn't strong enough? You're not alone. This guide breaks down the optimal stats, gear, and skills you need to make your character a powerhouse, whether you're taking on tough bosses or dominating in player-versus-player combat.

First, let's talk stats. At level 95, you'll want to aim for a max physical attack between 2600 and 2700. That's your bread and butter. Agility should be around 225, but don't stop there—stack as much Strength as you can. Your crit rate should be 75% or higher, and your accuracy rate should hit 100%. Minimum physical attack should land between 1300 and 1400.

When it comes to arts, you can choose between Heng Dao or Mo Blade. Both increase damage, so pick the one that fits your rotation style. If you enjoy PvP or GvG, go for boosts against player units. If you're more into PvE, choose boosts against boss units.

Now let's look at gear. Your weapon set should focus on physical penetration. For armor sets, you have options like this: Snowparting Blade is great for boosting combo damage when using light attacks or strong attacks. If you prefer charged attacks, go with Phalanxblade.

Skills are where things get spicy. Using an execution skill in PvP restores 30 Vigor and Health equal to 20% of the damage dealt. That's huge for survivability. When you deal damage to a target with a counter skill, you gain Poise for 1.5 seconds and restore 30 Stamina. The special skill Fleeting Trace increases damage by 20% and HP Dr by 30%. When attacking non-blocking units, that is. And using a light-attack counter skill like Stygian Freeze on a non-blocking unit reduces their HP by 15% for 10 seconds.

For PvP and GvG, there are defensive perks too. When you remove Stagger or control effects with a control removal skill, you gain Poise for 2 seconds (2.8 seconds when upgraded) after Super Armor is worn down. Also, damage taken while staggered is reduced by 20% (28% when upgraded), and after evading an enemy attack, you recover 6% (8% when upgraded) of max HP.

Alright, there you have the core Stonesplit Strength build. Did this help you optimize your build? Let us know in the comments!