Raigh

• Preferred IV: +ATK / -HP or -DEF
• Weapon: Rauðrblade+ 
• Assist: Reposition / Rally Attack / Flexible
• Special: Glimmer / Moonbow
• Passive A: Death Blow / Fury / Attack +3
• Passive B: Chill Res / Swordbreaker
• Passive C: Odd Atk Wave / Flexible
• Sacred Seal: Attack +3 / Heavy Blade

This build aims to capitalize on Raigh’s ability to one-shot his opponent through the use of the powerful Rauðrblade tome -- and thanks to his decent Attack stat, he can do so quite reliably. Keep in mind that while this build can indeed yield impressive results, Raigh will be extremely dependent on team support to function to his fullest capacity; usually, this is only but a minor detriment as most team compositions utilize buffing skills such as Hone Attack regardless. For the purposes of this set, it is recommended to run an Attack boon as well as the Attack +3 seal to bolster his OHKO potential as much as possible. 

Movement Assists such as Reposition work excellently here but depending on one’s personal preference, something like his native Rally Attack can prove to be a more effective option. On top of boasting a relatively short cooldown, Glimmer scales incredibly well with the additional damage granted by Rauðrblade’s effect, making it a fantastic choice for a Special. Alternatively, one can opt to run Moonbow to have a slightly more consistent Special than Glimmer when facing off against opponents with high Resistance stats. 

Death Blow is a fantastic choice for his A slot as its considerable +6 increase to his Attack stat lets him push his damage output to even higher extents. Should it be unavailable, Fury or even Attack +3 can make for acceptable substitutes. Chill Res can also help supplement this OHKO-dependent playstyle further, lowering the Resistance stat of the opponent with the highest Resistance by 7 points. Although stacking his damage output this much may seem excessive, it is somewhat necessary as various factors have made it increasingly more difficult for units like Raigh to flat out one-shot opponents, namely the commonality of the Distant Def seal as well as the advent of weapon refines. On a budget, Swordbreaker is a solid alternative to take as his B slot skill to secure his matchups against the plethora of strong sword users in the current meta. 

In addition to letting him be slightly more self-sufficient, Odd Atk Wave allows Raigh to provide team support in the form of a significant +6 Attack buff to adjacent on odd numbered turns. However, Odd Atk Wave is not exactly a necessity for him to operate properly so should it be unavailable, his C slot can be filled with any skill that suits the rest of his team composition. Lastly, aside from the Attack +3 seal, Raigh can make decent use of the Heavy Blade seal when using a Breaker skill to activate his Special more frequently. 

• Preferred IV: +ATK or +SPD / -HP or -DEF
• Weapon: Keen Rauðrwolf+ (+Eff) 
• Assist: Reposition / Rally Attack / Flexible
• Special: Glimmer / Iceberg
• Passive A: Fury / Attack +3
• Passive B: Swordbreaker / Vantage
• Passive C: Hone Spd / Flexible
• Sacred Seal: Attack +3 / Distant Def 3

A budget-friendly set that revolves around making the most use out of the refinable version of Raigh’s native weapon, the Keen Rauðrwolf. Its effect grants Raigh a significant 50% Attack increase against cavalry foes, allowing him to be an extremely effective counter to such units as most will likely fall to just one of his attacks. It is recommended to take Keen Rauðrwolf’s unique refine of negating buffs to solidify his status as a cavalry counter and ensure that he can effectively strike them down, regardless of whether or not they are buffed. 

Glimmer is Raigh’s ideal Special as it scales decently with the effective damage boost from Keen Rauðrwolf; it does, however, perform substantially worse against opponents whom he does not deal effective damage to. Iceberg can also be taken as his chosen Special for a more consistent increase to his damage output -- if assuming neutral Resistance, Iceberg will give him +14 damage each time it activates. 

For Raigh’s A slot, Fury is a cheap option that gives him a much-needed boost to all of his stats, increasing both his overall survivability as well as his damage output simultaneously; it also has the advantage of functioning in both phases, which allows Raigh to be an overall more versatile unit. With that being said, should one wish to invest very little in the dark mage, then Attack +3 works perfectly fine as his A slot. Swordbreaker is a suitable choice to use as his B slot skill and is necessary to secure his matchup against arguably the most magically resilient cavalry unit - Sigurd. Vantage is also a good option to consider when running Fury as the two skills synergize with each other and allow him to potentially take down multiple ranged cavalry foes in one sitting. 

Similar to the first build, Raigh’s C slot is flexible, with skills such as Hone Spd always being a strong choice to enforce a cohesive team composition. The Attack +3 seal is an excellent option to increase his damage output, though the Distant Def seal can be taken if using Vantage to make him more suited at battling opponents in the Enemy Phase.