Set's End Game Journey for Windhawks: Difference between revisions

Additionally, with the exception of the [MvP] Ranger Cecil Card, the damage output of no other MvP Cards will be explicitly mentioned in these tests. This approach aims to minimize any potential interference with the market prices of the items and cards listed and tested.

Furthermore, it's important to highlight that the only buffs applied were: The One Potion, Celermine Juice, Awaken Potion, and self Wind Hawk buffs.

| 82m || 132m || 334m

| 82m || 131m || 332m

! Tier !! Items !! Explanation

| rowspan="1" | S+ ||  {{#item:4408}}<br>{{#item:300445}}<br>{{#item:300021}}<br>{{#item:300007}}<br>{{#item:27126}} || These are simply the best cards for armor; no other card can even come close to matching their damage output.<br><br> However this is only true whenever both conditions are true, as an example, the Gloom Card for Phantom Amdarais.

| rowspan="4" | S || {{#item:4602}} || rowspan="4" | Both Amdarais Cards are amazing and rival racial/elemental cards. The upside is that they are more versatile, which grants them even more prominence. <br><br> For the Sealed Racial/Elemental cards, this is only true when both conditions are met, as with the Gloom Card for Phantom Amdarais. <br><br> As for the non-sealed Racial/Elemental cards, they can be considered Tier S when only one of the card's conditions is activated.

| rowspan="3" | A ||  {{#item:300376}} || rowspan="3" | The Two-Eyed Dollocaris for sure is not the best card for damage here, however it's HP Bonus can come in hand whenever farming very hard mobs such as in Depth 1 and 2 <br><br> For the Sealed Racial/Elemental cards, they can be considered Tier S when only one of the card's conditions is activated.

| rowspan="2" | B || {{#item:300381}} || rowspan="2" | The Heart Hunter AT Card shines only when combined with the Limacina Card. However, in the endgame, it is expected that you either already possess an MvP card or that you need to equip cards such as the Two-Eyed Dollocaris or Elemental Resist Card, like the Dokebi. For this reason, it's a card that may not see much use, despite being one of the best non-MvP damaging cards for armor. <br><br> While the [MvP] Juncea Card boasts impressive damage output, I was surprised to find that it falls short compared to the regular Amdarais Card and doesn't come close to matching the boosts provided by the 40% and 20% cards. If you have this card, don't bother expecting it to perform in Tier B. The rationale behind this ranking is simple: an MvP Card is expected to yield exceptional results, but the Juncea Card's price-to-performance ratio is lacking

| rowspan="1" | C || {{#item:27334}} || rowspan="1" | The same as Juncea. A pricey MvP Card, disappoints in performance. It's even outmatched by the Heart Hunter AT Card without the Limacina Combo

| rowspan="1" | F || {{#item:300310}} || rowspan="1" | The worst card, even with the Crux Combo. Additionally, considering the use of Crux for Rangers is unexpected in the end-game

! Tier !! Items !! Explanation

| rowspan="2" | S+ || {{#item:4408}}<br>{{#item:300445}}<br>{{#item:300021}}<br>{{#item:300007}}<br>{{#item:27126}} || rowspan="2" |  Much like the 40/40 armors reign supreme in their slot for damage output, the Fallen Angel Slug represents a significant boost in DPS for the accessory slot.

| rowspan="4" | S || {{#item:4399}} || rowspan="4" | The Thanatos Card reigns supreme as the pinnacle choice for the weapon slot, unchallenged amidst the array of alternatives.<br><br> The Kiel card, in both its versions, facilitates a crucial enhancement in the Ranger's setup: the Mega Blitz Shadow Shield. Without this card, the transition to this formidable shield, which reigns supreme in its slot among Shadow Gear, is impossible. Thus, Kiel becomes the indispensable choice for headgear. <br><br>The rationale behind the 40/40 and its sealed versions remains consistent with the Tier List provided above.

| rowspan="3" | A || {{#item:4602}} || rowspan="3" | Both Amdarais Cards are amazing and rival racial/elemental cards. The upside is that they are more versatile, which grants them even more prominence. <br><br> For the Sealed Racial/Elemental cards, this is only true when both conditions are met, as with the Gloom Card for Phantom Amdarais. <br><br> For the Sealed Racial/Elemental cards, they can be considered Tier S when only one of the card's conditions is activated.

| rowspan="1" | B || {{#item:4601}} || rowspan="1" | Both Amdarais Cards are amazing and rival racial/elemental cards. The upside is that they are more versatile, which grants them even more prominence.

| rowspan="3" | C || {{#item:300378}} || rowspan="3" | On the Snowstorm Angel side, it offers a remarkable increase in damage output. However, its diminishing effect on Critical Ratio in relation to the LUK stat scale renders it incompatible with builds requiring a mandatory 120 LUK.

| rowspan="4" | F || {{#item:4137}} || rowspan="4" | The inclusion of the Drake Card here may come as a surprise to many, yet extensive testing with every possible gear combination reveals its lackluster performance. Despite its hefty price tag of 1 billion, it yields less damage than a common 10 million card. <br><br> For the other cards, it's straightforward: they simply fail to deliver any tangible value.

| rowspan="1" | F- || {{#item:27318}} || rowspan="1" | The Miguel Card resides in its own unique unholy tier. It stands as the worst card a Ranger could desire, falling far behind the likes of Entangled Rgan and the new Grey Icewind combo with Copo. Adding insult to injury, it increases the damage received—an attribute we simply cannot afford.

Combo Bispo de Jormungard com o Rgan lá não faz sentido nenhum, é uma bosta