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An Arcanist's work exhibited in the 1990s for a total of 22 years, created in autumn on October 13th. Originally exhibited in the Transnistria, it was later toured worldwide.
Windsong (北方哨歌) is a Star Arcanist in Reverse: 1999. She was released on Version 1.8.
She is determined to usher in a new era for the study of ley lines.
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Interdisciplinary Research
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Whenever an ally scores a critical hit with an incantation or an enemy gets a stack of [Confusion], grant 1 stack of [Measure] to self. |
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Critical Rate +10% when the caster enters battle. |
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When entering battle, gain Critical Rate +10% and Critical DMG +10%. After casting an Ultimate, gain 1 stack of [Preparation - Windsong]. |
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| Lvl. 1 | Rehabilitation: at rank 1/2/3 incantation, Mental DMG dealt is increased to 200/290/480%, and the additional Mental DMG dealt by spending Eureka is increased to 90/130/200%. |
| Lvl. 2 | Interdisciplinary Research: When entering battle, the Critical Rate and Critical DMG increase is now +25%. |
| Lvl. 3 | Long Long Journey: The Eureka gained is increased to 5. |
| Lvl. 4 | Practicability: At rank 1/2 incantation, the Mental DMG is increased to 180/230%. |
| Lvl. 5 | Rehabilitation: At rank 1/2/3 incantation, the Mental DMG dealt is increased to 220/320/520%, and the additional Mental DMG dealt by spending Eureka is increased to 110/160/240%. |
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40000  10  5  5 |
200000  16  6  2 | |||
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| Cheap Tie 0%
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Range Finder 60%
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The Study of Ley Lines 100%
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| The exact number shows how distinct this accessory is. "This is an essential investment, especially when you're trying to convince others of the importance of your project. | A tool often used by humans in geophysical prospecting, yet imbued with unmistakable arcane modifications. The interviewee demonstrated its paramount importance in the study of ley lines—presenting it as a symbol of the arcanum's interdisciplinarity. | These delicate papers hold the remnants of a once-thriving academic field. We are lucky to catch a glimpse of their forgotten knowledge by the faint glow of an oil lamp in a small, dusty chamber. |
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| The Great Century 0%
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| This is undoubtedly a century of creation. Countless pioneers plunge headlong into various domains: computer science, emerging industries, Dadaism, and many others. Eager to spread their inspiration far and wide, these innovators paint every corner of the globe with their ideas. Archaeologists are no exception. Watkins, curious about these orderly, indescribable lines, called them "ley lines." Though he had few followers and faced much skepticism, his theory began its journey, albeit a rocky one. Through "cultural transmission," this fledgling theory was spread around the world. It appeared in the newsletters of exclusive societies, was discussed in archaeological and geographical publications, and eventually found its way into university classrooms, where it was given a more formal title: the study of ley lines. More and more young scholars, eyeing this promising field, are eager to contribute. An ambitious girl with silver hair filled out her application form. "Excellent, this is a brand new era, and it is mine." | ||
| A Creative Study 40%
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| Tromsø, dubbed the "Paris of the North," thrives on a constant influx of energy and wealth, courtesy of its endless cruisers and passenger ships filled with curious and excited guests. Tour guides and merchants meander through the lively crowds, making sure not to miss an aurora-seeking tourist for fear of losing valuable income—at least according to the silver figure. In the midst of the crowd, a young visitor is singled out and greeted by a pair of eyes as bright and eager as the aurora. "Hey, friend, do you really want to be packed like a sardine into a tour bus, only to be dumped on a barren snowy plain to watch the aurora with a bunch of bobbing heads?" "Uh ... of course!" The answer sounds determined. "I've never seen the aurora before!" He looks back at the advancing crowd, his voice trembling, betraying his nervous excitement. "Oh, that's even better!" The girl's tone becomes friendlier as she lowers her voice, "I know a place where you can see any kind of aurora you want, in any shape you want!" "Really ...?" The girl's confidence visibly sways the visitor. "Don't you want to take full advantage of the breathtaking scenery? No need to huddle with those poor sardines. A moment like this would be all yours and yours alone!" Seeing the visitor's increasingly conflicted expression, the girl adds a persuasive nudge. "Hurry up, friend, maybe I can introduce you to some more interesting new things, like the study of ley lines. Don't worry, my fees are quite reasonable." "All right, I guess that wouldn't be a bad idea." "Deal!" The girl smiles, "Tell me, friend, what else would you like to see?" As they walk to a corner less frequented by other tourists, colorful lines flow slowly across the unnoticed snowy ground. | ||
| The Study of Ley Lines Q&A 80%
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| Windsong: Ms. Pandora Wilson, I sincerely suggest that you expand the reach of the UTTU to a broader audience. Windsong: It's a fascinating magazine, and I think more people would benefit from adding it to their annual subscriptions. It could be a great help in spreading the liberal arts and growing your publisher... Pandora Wilson: And it would also increase the exposure of the interviewees, I suppose? Windsong: Ah, that's certainly a... side benefit. Pandora Wilson: Unfortunately, UTTU has no plans to expand in that manner. Art, like the science you practice, has its boundaries. Windsong: Your willingness to classify the study of ley lines as science showcases the boundless nature of art. Pandora Wilson: Nevertheless, it remains an emerging field, albeit one that is on the verge of fading into obscurity. Windsong: ...Should I be thanking you for this generous recognition? Pandora Wilson: If anything, our readers are likely more intrigued by your vulnerability. Windsong: ...? Pandora Wilson: Will your study come into conflict with established disciplines? And how will you reconcile these differences? Windsong: Naturally, I will fight back with the entirety of my wisdom. | ||
Birthday Letter[]
1: On that day, Windsong did not receive the expected birthday present; instead, it was another rejection letter from Earth's editors.
2: Since people are willing to believe that any random date can hold special significance, Windsong also hopes that more people will consider the benefits of studying ley lines.
3: A life of global exploration prevents Windsong from celebrating fixed dates each year. For instance, one birthday was spent quietly studying the Nazca Lines.
Wilderness Conversation[]
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Recently, I've had a lot of academic discussions here and met a lot of fascinating people. The experience has been fulfilling. | ||||||||||||||||
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I'm watching the lines closely; they seem to be constantly changing, especially inside your suitcase. This is a dynamic and complicated terrain, and studying it is no easy task. | ||||||||||||||||
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Availability[]
- The Intersecting Lines Event Summon (1.8)
- Permanent Arcanist Summon Pool (From 2.1 onwards)
Trivia[]
- According to her event Silver Knot, Windsong's real name is Ekaterina.
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