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Sealed Falchion or Spectrum Bond?

I've got a summoner supported neutral Lucina +1 with her spectrum bond refine who serves as a combat medic thanks to the double Renewal and the Heavy Blade seal quickening her Aethers. I do like this moveset and she's served me well with it but the Sealed Falchion, Fury and Desperation means she would pretty much always be running with 60 attack, 47 speed and likely in desperation range which sounds incredibly deadly. I don't have another good Falchion healer to serve her current role as Chrom and Alm are too slow and die too easily and I'm still waiting on a Marth who's the better support unit.

So, sealed or bond?

Asked by Galaxia97 months 3 weeks ago

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Why not both options? Sealed set for offensive roles and Bond for support, depends what do you need in any battle.

You already have the bond set, so in my opinion try to spent your SP on the sealed set, and use both, depends on the situation

True, she already knows Desperation and Vantage so she could play a few roles. She's my favorite character so I may as well spend the dew on her. Now if only she could become a 4* so I could +10 her.

Both swords allow her to run pretty different sets, so really you should look at your team to decide what type of set you want to run.

Sealed Falchion gives her a focus on a combat oriented set which would allow her to wreak havoc as a one woman army. +5 to all stats is guaranteed thanks to Fury passive damage after her first combat and coupled with double renewal and Heavy Blade Aethers, she'll be staying pretty healthy for multiple engagements.

Spectrum Bond allows her to be more of an enemy phase unit and stacks well with skills such as Attack/Speed Bond or Distant Counter where she can bait easily while receiving support from her allies.

So, really, which set you decide is dependent on what role you want her to perform in a team. Is she your main sweeper? Is she more of a support? For comparison, here's a picture of my Lucina with a new Sealed Falchion I gave to her.

I also ran a Spectrum bond set for a long time.