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Sinbad profile has been last updated at: October 29th, 2024.
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Profile
Skills
Ultimate
Whizzing Edge
Unlocks at level 1
Cooldown: 0s
Range: 1 Tiles
Initial Energy: 300
Passive: Sinbad's skills deal normal attack damage and his casting speed is affected by both his ATK SPD and Haste.
Active: Sinbad lands as many hits as possible on the enemy for 3s, dealing 100% + 15% damage per hit. After these successive attacks, he delivers one final strike that deals 240% damage.
Unlocks at level 51: Increases the damage of each successive hit to 105% + 15%, and the final strike to 250%.
Unlocks at level 111: Increases the damage of each successive hit to 110% + 15%, and the final strike to 260%.
Unlocks at level 171: Increases the damage of each successive hit to 115% + 15%, and the final strike to 270%.
Unlocks at level 231: Increases the damage of each successive hit to 120% + 15%, and the final strike to 280%.
Skill I
Tracker's Instincts
Unlocks at level 11
Cooldown: 0s
Range: Global
6s into a battle, Sinbad vaults behind his allies and starts assessing the enemies' strength. He marks the enemy dealing the most damage as the "hitter" and the one taking the most damage as the "guard." These marks last for 30s. Sinbad the charges at the "hitter," dealing 120% + 10% damage 4 times and reducing their ATK by 45%. Next, he takes on the "guard," dealing the same damage 4 times and increasing their damage taken by 25%. Both debuffs expire when their respective marks do. If a marked enemy is defeated or when the marks expire, Sinbad starts a new assessment and becomes unaffected during this time. The debuffs are reduced to 20% of the original effect when used against Bosses.
Unlocks at level 71: Reduces the hitter's ATK by 50% and increases the guard's damage taken by 30%.
Unlocks at level 131: Reduces the hitter's ATK by 55% and increases the guard's damage taken by 35%.
Unlocks at level 191: Reduces the hitter's ATK by 60% and increases the guard's damage taken by 40%.
Skill II
Duo Cut
Unlocks at level 31
Cooldown: 4s
Range: 1 Tile
Sinbad swings his double-headed blade twice, dealing 210% + 20% damge per hit to his target.
Unlocks at level 91: Increases the damage of each hit to 220% +20%.
Unlocks at level 151: Increases the damage of each hit to 230% +20%.
Unlocks at level 211: Increases the damage of each hit to 240% +20%.
Hero Focus
Hero Focus
Unlocks after reaching Legendary+
Cooldown: -
Range: 1 tile
Increases ATK SPD by 21 during battle.
Level 2: Increases ATK SPD by 27 during battle.
Level 3: Increases ATK SPD by 33 during battle.
EX. Skill
Adaptive Prowess
Unlocks after reaching Mythic+
Cooldown: -
Range: 1 Tile
Sinbad studies the fighting styles of the "hitter" and the "guard" to strengthen the debuffs he applies. If the "hitter" deals more normal attack damage, Sinbad's debuff will reduce their ATK SPD by 60; if they deal more skill damage, the debuff will reduce their Energy Recovery efficiency by 60%. For the "guard," if they depend more on healing from allies or themselves, Sinbad's debuff will reduce their Vitality by 60; if they rely more on damage mitigations, the debuff will reduce their Physical DEF and Magic DEF by 30%,
Unlocks at Ex. Weapon +5: If the hitter deals more normal attack damage, Sinbad will reduce their ATK SPD by 80; if they deal more skill damage, he will reduce their Energy Recovery efficiency by 80%. If the guard relies more on healing from allies or themselves, Sinbad will reduce their Vitality by 80; if they rely more on damage mitigations, he will reduce their Phys DEF and Magic DEF by 40%.
Unlocks at Ex. Weapon +10: If an enemy is marked as hitter or guard in two consecutive assessments, their ATK is further reduced by 10% if marked as hitter and they take 5% more damage if marked as guard.
Unlocks at Ex. Weapon +15: Reduces the hitter's ATK by an extra 40%. Increases the Guard's damage taken by an extra 20%.
Enhance Force
Enhance Force
Unlocks after reaching Supreme+
Affects: Skill 2
Duo Cut deals 140% more damage to enenies marked as hitter or guard.
Season 2 Charm
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Review
Review
Sinbad is an A-Rank Lightbearer Rouge, acting as a Debuffer and DPS hybrid. After 6s into the battle, he leaves the battlefield for a moment - reducing enemy carry’s Attack by 45%, increasing damage taken for the enemy with most damage taken so far (usually the tank) by 25%. However these debuffs are capped to 20% against bosses, making him primarily a PvP unit. That concludes his role as Debuffer, let us take a look at the DPS aspect now.
His Ultimate allows him to unleash unlimited attacks for 3s only limited by his Attack Speed and Haste, thus boosting those 2 stats makes his damage skyrocket making him a viable DPS for bosses.
Game Modes Overview
Story and AFK Stages - He doesn’t perform well in high deficit AFK stages due to his squishiness, as you need to survive first to land those great debuffs!
Dream Realm - He performs well provided he gets the required Attack Speed and Haste boosting, allowing him to be part of some of the best bossing teams.
PVP - This is where he shines, with his debuffs unburdened by high deficit or bossing penalties, particularly excelling against single carry teams, as he massively debuffs the enemy carry allowing your team to have more time to kill that debuffed with damage increase tank. After a marked enemy dies, he can re-apply his debuffs. He also works great in general against mauler teams due to faction advantage.
Battle Drills - He does well in mob stages and is also useful against bosses, thanks to his damage and debuffs.
Investment Info
Legendary + grants him more Attack Speed, which synergizes with his Ultimate increasing his DPS potential.
Mythic + grants him additional debuffs to apply to enemy carry and tank.
EX+ 10 increases his Attack debuff to 55% and Damage taken debuff to 30% if applied against the same target twice.
EX +15 sharply increases his Attack debuff to 85% and Damage taken debuff to 45%.
Supreme + grants him increased damage against marked enemies.
Sinbad’s base kit is already usable at single copy, provided he survives for 6s to cast his debuffs. To be used as a pure Debuffer, he does not need more than Mythic+5, although Supreme+15 improves the debuffs a lot. And to be used as DPS carry, just like others, more dupes the better - preferably all the way up to Supreme+, EX+15.
Conclusion
Sinbad is a great Debuffer, while he is mostly PvP-centric, he can be used as a DPS carry for bosses when built around.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Anti-Carry Hero.
Powerful Debuff Package.
Can be built around to achieve high damage.
Can avoid some damage by leaving the battlefield.
Cons
Needs to run into melee to apply his debuff, risking getting killed by Thoran.
Squishy but needs to survive long enough to cast his debuffs.
Damage is only average when not built around.
Ratings
General Ratings
B
AFK Stages
A
Battle Drill
S
PVP
A
Dream Realm (Overall)
Dream Realm Ratings
S
Skyclops
A
Croaker
S
Necrodrakon
A
Snow Stomper
S
Lone Gaze
A
Alpha Bear
A
Orson
B
Crystal Beetle
Guides
EX Investment
The EX investment information were created with the help of Seas0n, the creator of the
AFK Analytica community that supports AFK Arena and AFK Journey.
You can find their website here and their discord here.
Since the
Temporal Essence
and
Twilight Essence
are very hard to obtain, you have to be really careful with the using them to upgrade the EX weapon. And in this guide we ordered all characters by the priority when it comes to how much they need investment in their EX weapon to work well and where should you stop to get the best bang for your buck.
Why does the +8 breakpoint appear so often?
Because the raw stats you get from upgrading the EX weapon help you more than the passive in some cases. Also, to upgrade the EX from +5 to +8 you need only 30x
Temporal Essence
, while the remaining two levels require additional 45x
Temporal Essence
. So you get the best bang for your buck stopping at +8.
Color explanation:
+0 - the base investment for the character,
+5/8 - the next step that you should do when investing into that character,
+10/15 - the final step you should do when investing into that character - you can go beyond that later though once you have the Essences to spare.
