Muramasa does have a very obvious flaw - he has zero defensive options in any of his skills nor Noble Phantasm. Muramasa shines best in farming with other Arts Support Servants, where his Noble Phantasm is highly loopable and gets progressively stronger after each use, but his Challenge Quest performance is top tier as well, with some highly desirable effects like ignoring Invincibility, and offensive buff removal. Last but not least, Muramasa gets 50% NP Gauge from Flame EX, and a unique buff that lets him gain NP Gauge whenever he attacks normally.Īny of Muramasa’ skills or Noble Phantasm is almost enough to be as good as some Servants’ entire kit, and when they all come together, we get a vicious killing machine that can repeatedly mow down enemies with intensity, either with his Noble Phantasm or his nasty Critical Hits. Karmic Eye A grant Muramasa the ability to bypass Invincibility for 1 turn, a whopping 100% Critical Damage buff for 3 turns, and another 100% Critical Damage buff for 1 turn against enemies with Invincibility or Evade.
Tameshi-Mono B+ is an omni card booster that grants an astounding 50% buff to all of Muramasa cards for 1 turn, on top of a Star Bomb and 1 turn Critical Star Gather Rate buff. Further augmenting this snowbally gameplay loop where Muramasa mercilessly slaughters waves of enemies over the course of multiple turns are his three no less powerful skills. This Noble Phantasm has 4 incredible separate effects, including removing all offensive buffs from enemies, ignoring their defensive buffs, and deal increasingly more damage when used consecutively as it increases his Arts Performance and NP Damage for 3 turns before dealing damage. Muramasa’s most notable aspect is certainly his Noble Phantasm - Tsumukari Muramasa. Possessing an extremely powerful and explosive skill set, Muramasa is an all-purpose AoE Arts Saber that can cut through almost any form of content as sharply as his blades. Senji Muramasa - the most famed swordsmith in Japanese history, definitely does not fail to make a great impression, and not just because he has a certain familiar face. The more and more you patiently temper them, the stronger they get.” “A Servant's Saint Graph and Sword are the same.
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