Everything you Need to Know about Ninja in RAID: Shadow Legends

Mastering Ninja in RAID: Shadow Legends: A Comprehensive Guide

RAID: Shadow Legends, a hugely popular mobile turn-based RPG, boasts a roster of compelling champions. Ninja, a legendary Attack-type champion from the Shadowkin faction, stands out thanks to a collaboration with renowned streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins. His potent damage output and versatility in both PvE and PvP make him a player favorite. This guide details how to acquire, build, and effectively utilize Ninja in various combat scenarios, including optimal Mastery and Artifact choices.

Who is Ninja?

Ninja's design emphasizes high damage and adaptability. His kit allows him to thrive in diverse situations, making him a valuable asset to any team composition.

Mastery Recommendations:

The optimal Mastery build for Ninja balances damage amplification and strategic advantages. Consider these options:

Offensive Mastery Tree:

• Deadly Precision: Boosts critical hit rate.
• Keen Strike: Significantly increases critical damage output.
• Heart of Glory: Provides a damage boost when attacking at full health.
• Single Out: Deals increased damage to weakened enemies.
• Life Drinker: Offers sustain through healing based on damage dealt.
• Bring It Down: Inflicts higher damage against high-health targets.
• Methodical: Increases default skill damage with each use.
• Warmaster: Provides a chance for bonus damage based on target's maximum HP.

Support Mastery Tree (Alternative Options):

• Pinpoint Accuracy: Enhances accuracy, crucial for consistent debuff application.
• Charged Focus: Increases accuracy when skills are available.
• Swarm Smiter: Further improves accuracy based on the number of enemies.
• Lore of Steel: Boosts base stat bonuses from artifact sets.
• Evil Eye: Reduces enemy turn meter on hit.
• Sniper: Increases the chance to apply debuffs.
• Master Hexer: Extends the duration of debuffs.

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