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Strongly recommend Percival as a CPU party member in #EndlessRagnarok using the Molten Edge mastery playstyle. The CPU is competent at casting Zerreissen (his nuke lunge) at max stacks while also providing ATK + DEF Up for the party! 420m 60s recording attached is full CPU behavior! +6 Terminus... show more

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