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2026-07-23T07:50:40Z

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Admin: Threat rebalance 2026-07-12: hate decay 5%/5s, DPS/Support 0.75x, healing 0.4x split, Enrage match-to-top

2026-07-12T14:33:59Z

Threat rebalance 2026-07-12: hate decay 5%/5s, DPS/Support 0.75x, healing 0.4x split, Enrage match-to-top

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	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Taunt duration</th><td>3 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Taunt duration</th><td>3 s</td></tr>
			<tr><th style="text-align:left">Threat</th><td>Raised to match the current leader</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Buff duration</th><td>10 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Buff duration</th><td>10 s</td></tr>
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	===== Enrage =====		===== Enrage =====
	A single-target '''taunt'''. Cast on an enemy, it '''forces that enemy to attack the Tank for 3 seconds''' — the emergency tool for ripping a boss off a teammate who pulled aggro. The ~~taunt adds~~ '''~~no threat by itself~~''': while the enemy is forced onto you, your threat generation is '''doubled''' for 10 seconds, and that ~~forced~~ window is your chance to build a real lead. ~~When~~ the taunt ~~wears off,~~ the enemy ~~returns to whoever actually leads the threat table — keep attacking during the window, or it will turn right back~~.		A single-target '''taunt'''. Cast on an enemy, it '''forces that enemy to attack the Tank for 3 seconds''' and '''raises the Tank's threat to match the current threat leader''' — the emergency tool for ripping a boss off a teammate who pulled aggro. The match makes you '''level with''' the leader, not ahead of them: while the enemy is forced onto you, your threat generation is '''doubled''' for 10 seconds, and that window is your chance to build a real lead. Keep attacking after the taunt — anyone who out-generates you past the aggro margin can still pull the enemy away.

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	Keeps the party alive by '''restoring health'''. Because instances apply a [[Instance System#Recovery penalties inside instances\|recovery penalty]], healing is more demanding inside group content than out in the open world: a dedicated Healer is what lets a party survive sustained boss damage.		Keeps the party alive by '''restoring health'''. Because instances apply a [[Instance System#Recovery penalties inside instances\|recovery penalty]], healing is more demanding inside group content than out in the open world: a dedicated Healer is what lets a party survive sustained boss damage.

	'''Hate generation''': Healers generate hate at '''1.25×''', but healing itself produces '''~~1.5× more~~ hate than ~~equivalent~~ damage'''. A big heal restoring 500 HP generates the same base threat as dealing ~~750~~ damage. ~~Healers should~~ heal when the party needs it~~, but avoid spamming unnecessary heals, as sustained heavy healing still adds up~~ on the threat table.		'''Hate generation''': Healers generate hate at '''1.25×''', but healing itself produces '''less hate than damage''': each point healed counts as '''0.4 points of damage'''. A big heal restoring 500 HP generates the same base threat as dealing just 200 damage. Only '''effective''' healing counts (overheal generates nothing), and when several enemies track threat at once, the heal's hate is '''split''' between them. Heal freely when the party needs it — you will stay visible on the threat table, but well below the damage dealers.

	==== Healer role skills ====		==== Healer role skills ====
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	Focuses on '''dealing damage''' to bring enemies down. DPS players turn the time the Tank and Healer buy into actual progress, racing boss enrage timers and clearing waves before they overwhelm the group.		Focuses on '''dealing damage''' to bring enemies down. DPS players turn the time the Tank and Healer buy into actual progress, racing boss enrage timers and clearing waves before they overwhelm the group.

	'''Hate generation''': DPS generates hate at ~~only~~ '''0.5×''' per damage point. A DPS dealing 1,000 damage produces ~~just 500~~ hate, ~~far~~ below the Tank's ~~threshold~~. ~~This gives~~ DPS ~~players wide margin to attack freely without risking pulling~~ aggro~~, as long as~~ the Tank ~~is active~~.		'''Hate generation''': DPS generates hate at '''0.75×''' per damage point. A DPS dealing 1,000 damage produces 750 hate, well below the Tank's rate. An active Tank stays comfortably ahead of steady DPS — but '''opening with a full burst before the Tank has established threat can rip aggro''' in the first seconds of a fight. Let the Tank land the first hits, then attack freely.

	==== DPS role skills ====		==== DPS role skills ====
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	Assists the party with '''utility and backup''': buffs, crowd control, and filling whatever gap the team needs. Support rounds out a composition and helps a party handle mechanics that raw healing and damage alone can't.		Assists the party with '''utility and backup''': buffs, crowd control, and filling whatever gap the team needs. Support rounds out a composition and helps a party handle mechanics that raw healing and damage alone can't.

	'''Hate generation''': Support generates hate at '''1.5×'''. ~~More than DPS~~, ~~but well below Tank levels.~~ Support ~~contributions rarely threaten~~ the ~~Tank's lead in~~ a ~~well-run party~~.		'''Hate generation''': Support generates hate at '''0.75×''', the same rate as DPS. Buffs, debuffs and utility generate '''no hate at all''' — only damage and healing do — so a Support who also deals damage plays by the same aggro rules as a DPS.

	==== Support role skills ====		==== Support role skills ====
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	== Roles in combat ==		== Roles in combat ==
	Once inside, your role determines how much [[Hate\|hate]] you generate. The player with the highest accumulated hate becomes the boss's main target.		Once inside, your role determines how much [[Hate\|hate]] you generate. The player with the highest accumulated hate becomes the boss's main target. Hate also '''decays by 5% every 5 seconds''': a threat lead is not a trophy you keep — it only lasts while its owner keeps generating.

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	\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| '''3.5×''' \|\| Highest: designed to lead threat		\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| '''3.5×''' \|\| Highest: designed to lead threat
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	\| ~~✨ Support~~ \|\| 1.5× \|\| ~~Above average~~		\| ✚ Healer \|\| 1.25×* \|\| Applies to the (reduced) hate from healing
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	\| ~~✚ Healer~~ \|\| 1.25×* \|\| ~~Healing multiplies this further (see below)~~		\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| 0.75× \|\| Below average: safe to attack once the Tank is set
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	\| ~~⚔️ DPS~~ \|\| 0.5× \|\| ~~Below average: safe to attack freely~~		\| ✨ Support \|\| 0.75× \|\| Same as DPS — buffs and utility generate no hate
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	<small>* Healing generates '''1.~~5× more~~ hate ~~than~~ equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as ~~750~~ damage.</small>		<small>* Healing generates '''0.4× the hate of equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as 200 damage, only effective healing counts, and it is split between all enemies tracking threat.</small>

	Playing to your role (rather than ignoring it) is what makes the harder encounters survivable.		Playing to your role (rather than ignoring it) is what makes the harder encounters survivable.
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	\| Ragna \|\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| Attacks for 1,000 damage \|\| 1,000 × 3.5 \|\| '''3,500'''		\| Ragna \|\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| Attacks for 1,000 damage \|\| 1,000 × 3.5 \|\| '''3,500'''
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	\| Aria \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 500 HP \|\| 500 × 1.5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''~~938~~'''		\| Aria \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 500 HP \|\| 500 × 0.4 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''250'''
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	\| Mira \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 300 HP \|\| 300 × 1.5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''~~563~~'''		\| Mira \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 300 HP \|\| 300 × 0.4 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''150'''
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	\| Storm \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,200 damage \|\| 1,200 × 0.5 \|\| '''~~600~~'''		\| Storm \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,200 damage \|\| 1,200 × 0.75 \|\| '''900'''
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	\| Blaze \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,500 damage \|\| 1,500 × 0.5 \|\| '''~~750~~'''		\| Blaze \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,500 damage \|\| 1,500 × 0.75 \|\| '''1,125'''
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	'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). ~~Both~~ Healers ~~and both DPS~~ sit ~~well below him. Accumulated hate '''does not fade on its own''': Ragna's lead persists even through pauses in his attacks, and teammates can only catch up by out-generating him~~. To actually take the boss off the Tank, a challenger must not just match his hate but '''exceed it by a clear margin''' — small differences never flip the target, and attackers standing '''at range''' need an even bigger margin than melee to steal aggro.		'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). The DPS are the closest challengers and the Healers sit at the bottom. To actually take the boss off the Tank, a challenger must not just match his hate but '''exceed it by a clear margin''' — small differences never flip the target, and attackers standing '''at range''' need an even bigger margin than melee to steal aggro. Remember that hate '''decays 5% every 5 seconds''': a Tank who stops attacking watches his lead evaporate, and a DPS who overextended can simply hold fire for a few seconds to let their hate drain back down.

	'''The takeaway:'''		'''The takeaway:'''
	* '''Tank''': keep attacking ~~to stay comfortably ahead of ongoing healing and damage~~ — ~~and if~~ someone ~~does rip~~ aggro, '''Enrage''' forces the boss onto you for 3 seconds ~~while you generate~~ double ~~threat~~: use that window to take ~~the~~ lead ~~back, because the taunt itself adds no threat~~.		* '''Tank''': keep attacking — decay eats an idle lead. If someone rips aggro, '''Enrage''' matches your threat to theirs and forces the boss onto you for 3 seconds with double generation: use that window to take a real lead.
	* '''Healers''': heal when ~~needed~~, ~~not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table~~.		* '''Healers''': heal freely when the party needs it. Healing hate is low, split between enemies, and overheal counts for nothing.
	* '''DPS''': attack freely. ~~Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of~~ you.		* '''DPS''': let the Tank land the first hits — a full burst at the pull can rip aggro. After that, attack freely; if you climb too high, ease off and decay will do the rest (or use '''Vanish''').
			* '''Support''': same aggro rules as DPS when you deal damage; your buffs and utility never generate hate.

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Admin: Enrage rework: fixate taunt (3s forced attack, no threat write) + x2 threat buff

2026-07-03T15:30:16Z

Enrage rework: fixate taunt (3s forced attack, no threat write) + x2 threat buff

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	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Range</th><td>9 cells</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Range</th><td>9 cells</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">~~Duration~~</th><td>10 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Taunt duration</th><td>3 s</td></tr>
			<tr><th style="text-align:left">Buff duration</th><td>10 s</td></tr>
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	===== Enrage =====		===== Enrage =====
	A single-target '''taunt'''. Cast on an enemy, it ~~instantly jumps the Tank~~'~~s threat on~~ that enemy ~~'''above~~ the ~~current threat leader~~'''~~, forcing it to turn and attack the Tank right away~~ — the ~~go-to~~ tool for ripping a boss off a teammate who pulled aggro. ~~In addition~~, ~~the Tank's~~ threat generation is '''doubled''' for 10 seconds, ~~helping the new~~ lead ~~stick~~. ~~Pairs well with high-damage windows~~.		A single-target '''taunt'''. Cast on an enemy, it '''forces that enemy to attack the Tank for 3 seconds''' — the emergency tool for ripping a boss off a teammate who pulled aggro. The taunt adds '''no threat by itself''': while the enemy is forced onto you, your threat generation is '''doubled''' for 10 seconds, and that forced window is your chance to build a real lead. When the taunt wears off, the enemy returns to whoever actually leads the threat table — keep attacking during the window, or it will turn right back.

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Admin: Enrage rework in takeaway + ranged overtake margin note

2026-07-03T15:28:03Z

Enrage rework in takeaway + ranged overtake margin note

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	'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). Both Healers and both DPS sit well below him. Accumulated hate '''does not fade on its own''': Ragna's lead persists even through pauses in his attacks, and teammates can only catch up by out-generating him. To actually take the boss off the Tank, a challenger must not just match his hate but '''exceed it by a clear margin''' — small differences never flip the target.		'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). Both Healers and both DPS sit well below him. Accumulated hate '''does not fade on its own''': Ragna's lead persists even through pauses in his attacks, and teammates can only catch up by out-generating him. To actually take the boss off the Tank, a challenger must not just match his hate but '''exceed it by a clear margin''' — small differences never flip the target, and attackers standing '''at range''' need an even bigger margin than melee to steal aggro.

	'''The takeaway:'''		'''The takeaway:'''
	* '''Tank''': keep attacking to stay comfortably ahead of ongoing healing and damage — and if someone does rip aggro, '''Enrage''' ~~taunts~~ the boss ~~straight~~ back ~~to you~~.		* '''Tank''': keep attacking to stay comfortably ahead of ongoing healing and damage — and if someone does rip aggro, '''Enrage''' forces the boss onto you for 3 seconds while you generate double threat: use that window to take the lead back, because the taunt itself adds no threat.
	* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table.		* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table.
	* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.		* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.

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Admin: Blood Strike: aclarar que el daño genera threat + bonus + flat (fix B1)

2026-07-03T10:27:06Z

Blood Strike: aclarar que el daño genera threat + bonus + flat (fix B1)

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	===== Blood Strike =====		===== Blood Strike =====
	The Tank sacrifices 10% of their maximum HP to deal that same amount as fixed damage to a nearby target, then generates ~~additional~~ threat ~~on top of~~ the ~~hit — including~~ an instant flat burst (+300) so aggro lands immediately rather than ramping up. A reliable way to spike aggro in a pinch, at a personal cost.		The Tank sacrifices 10% of their maximum HP to deal that same amount as fixed damage to a nearby target, then generates full threat from the hit’s damage, a bonus equal to that damage again (double aggro), and an instant flat burst on top (+300) so aggro lands immediately rather than ramping up. A reliable way to spike aggro in a pinch, at a personal cost.

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Admin: Threat decay removed: hate no longer fades on its own; overtaking requires exceeding by a clear margin; Enrage taunt mentioned in takeaway

2026-07-02T12:53:58Z

Threat decay removed: hate no longer fades on its own; overtaking requires exceeding by a clear margin; Enrage taunt mentioned in takeaway

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	'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). Both Healers and both DPS sit well below him. ~~As long as~~ Ragna ~~keeps attacking~~, his ~~lead holds comfortably; only if he stops acting for several seconds can~~ a ~~Healer~~'~~s accumulated threat begin to creep up on him~~.		'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). Both Healers and both DPS sit well below him. Accumulated hate '''does not fade on its own''': Ragna's lead persists even through pauses in his attacks, and teammates can only catch up by out-generating him. To actually take the boss off the Tank, a challenger must not just match his hate but '''exceed it by a clear margin''' — small differences never flip the target.

	'''The takeaway:'''		'''The takeaway:'''
	* '''Tank''': keep attacking~~. Your threat lead only holds while~~ you ~~are active~~.		* '''Tank''': keep attacking to stay comfortably ahead of ongoing healing and damage — and if someone does rip aggro, '''Enrage''' taunts the boss straight back to you.
	* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table.		* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table.
	* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.		* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.

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Admin: Enrage reworked: single-target taunt (jumps threat above current leader, range 9) + keeps x2 threat generation

2026-07-02T12:52:21Z

Enrage reworked: single-target taunt (jumps threat above current leader, range 9) + keeps x2 threat generation

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	<tr><th style="text-align:left">SP cost</th><td>30</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">SP cost</th><td>30</td></tr>
			<tr><th style="text-align:left">Target</th><td>Enemy</td></tr>
			<tr><th style="text-align:left">Range</th><td>9 cells</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>60 s</td></tr>
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	===== Enrage =====		===== Enrage =====
	A ~~short burst of aggression~~ that ~~doubles~~ the Tank's threat generation for 10 seconds, helping ~~re-establish aggro after losing it or preparing for a burst phase~~. Pairs well with high-damage windows.		A single-target '''taunt'''. Cast on an enemy, it instantly jumps the Tank's threat on that enemy '''above the current threat leader''', forcing it to turn and attack the Tank right away — the go-to tool for ripping a boss off a teammate who pulled aggro. In addition, the Tank's threat generation is '''doubled''' for 10 seconds, helping the new lead stick. Pairs well with high-damage windows.

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Admin: Balance: heal threat 1.5x (was 5x), Empower +10% ATK/MATK, Vanish 50%/2min, Divine Grace full bypass, Blood Strike flat aggro; recompute party example

2026-06-26T20:44:54Z

Balance: heal threat 1.5x (was 5x), Empower +10% ATK/MATK, Vanish 50%/2min, Divine Grace full bypass, Blood Strike flat aggro; recompute party example

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	===== Blood Strike =====		===== Blood Strike =====
	The Tank sacrifices 10% of their maximum HP to deal that same amount as fixed damage to a nearby target, then generates additional threat on top of the hit. A reliable way to spike aggro in a pinch, at a personal cost.		The Tank sacrifices 10% of their maximum HP to deal that same amount as fixed damage to a nearby target, then generates additional threat on top of the hit — including an instant flat burst (+300) so aggro lands immediately rather than ramping up. A reliable way to spike aggro in a pinch, at a personal cost.

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	Keeps the party alive by '''restoring health'''. Because instances apply a [[Instance System#Recovery penalties inside instances\|recovery penalty]], healing is more demanding inside group content than out in the open world: a dedicated Healer is what lets a party survive sustained boss damage.		Keeps the party alive by '''restoring health'''. Because instances apply a [[Instance System#Recovery penalties inside instances\|recovery penalty]], healing is more demanding inside group content than out in the open world: a dedicated Healer is what lets a party survive sustained boss damage.

	'''Hate generation''': Healers generate hate at '''1.25×''', but healing itself produces '''5× more hate than equivalent damage'''. A big heal restoring 500 HP generates the same threat as dealing ~~2,500~~ damage. Healers should heal when the party needs it, but avoid spamming unnecessary heals, as sustained heavy healing ~~can push a Healer toward the top of~~ the threat table.		'''Hate generation''': Healers generate hate at '''1.25×''', but healing itself produces '''1.5× more hate than equivalent damage'''. A big heal restoring 500 HP generates the same base threat as dealing 750 damage. Healers should heal when the party needs it, but avoid spamming unnecessary heals, as sustained heavy healing still adds up on the threat table.

	==== Healer role skills ====		==== Healer role skills ====
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	===== Divine Grace =====		===== Divine Grace =====
	A passive ability. While this skill is learned, the instance's healing penalty is ~~partially reduced~~ for the Healer's own skill-based heals. It does not affect item heals or SP recovery.		A passive ability. While this skill is learned, the instance's healing penalty is '''completely negated''' for the Healer's own skill-based heals, so they heal for full value inside instances. It does not affect item heals or SP recovery.

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	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Max level</th><td>1</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Max level</th><td>1</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">SP cost</th><td>30</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">SP cost</th><td>30</td></tr>
	<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>~~60 s~~</td></tr>		<tr><th style="text-align:left">Cooldown</th><td>2 min</td></tr>
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	===== Vanish =====		===== Vanish =====
	Instantly ~~clears all~~ accumulated threat the DPS ~~has generated~~ against every enemy in the encounter. A ~~hard reset~~ for situations where the DPS is about to overtake the Tank on the threat table.		Instantly removes '''half''' of the accumulated threat the DPS holds against every enemy in the encounter. A panic button for situations where the DPS is about to overtake the Tank on the threat table.

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	===== Empower =====		===== Empower =====
	Grants a party member a buff that raises their ATK and MATK by 40 for 10 seconds. Can only be cast on allies, not on enemies. Useful for covering a damage dealer's burst window.		Grants a party member a buff that raises their ATK and MATK by 10% for 10 seconds. Can only be cast on allies, not on enemies. Useful for covering a damage dealer's burst window.

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	\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| 0.5× \|\| Below average: safe to attack freely		\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| 0.5× \|\| Below average: safe to attack freely
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	<small>* Healing generates '''5× more hate than equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as ~~2,500~~ damage.</small>		<small>* Healing generates '''1.5× more hate than equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as 750 damage.</small>

	Playing to your role (rather than ignoring it) is what makes the harder encounters survivable.		Playing to your role (rather than ignoring it) is what makes the harder encounters survivable.
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	\| Ragna \|\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| Attacks for 1,000 damage \|\| 1,000 × 3.5 \|\| '''3,500'''		\| Ragna \|\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| Attacks for 1,000 damage \|\| 1,000 × 3.5 \|\| '''3,500'''
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	\| Aria \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 500 HP \|\| 500 × 5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''~~3,125~~'''		\| Aria \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 500 HP \|\| 500 × 1.5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''938'''
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	\| Mira \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 300 HP \|\| 300 × 5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''~~1,875~~'''		\| Mira \|\| ✚ Healer \|\| Heals for 300 HP \|\| 300 × 1.5 (healing) × 1.25 \|\| '''563'''
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	\| Storm \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,200 damage \|\| 1,200 × 0.5 \|\| '''600'''		\| Storm \|\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| Attacks for 1,200 damage \|\| 1,200 × 0.5 \|\| '''600'''
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	'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). ~~Storm~~ and ~~Blaze are far~~ below ~~the threshold and can attack without worry~~. ~~Aria is just under~~ Ragna~~'s total~~; if ~~Ragna goes~~ a ~~few seconds without attacking, or Aria keeps casting big heals, Aria could overtake~~ him ~~and draw the boss~~.		'''Outcome:''' Ragna has the highest hate by a wide margin and is [[Hate#Status\|Aggroed]] (the boss targets him). Both Healers and both DPS sit well below him. As long as Ragna keeps attacking, his lead holds comfortably; only if he stops acting for several seconds can a Healer's accumulated threat begin to creep up on him.

	'''The takeaway:'''		'''The takeaway:'''
	* '''Tank''': keep attacking. Your threat lead only holds while you are active.		* '''Tank''': keep attacking. Your threat lead only holds while you are active.
	* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. ~~Every big heal is a significant spike in your~~ threat.		* '''Healers''': heal when needed, not on cooldown. Heavy sustained healing still adds up on the threat table.
	* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.		* '''DPS''': attack freely. Your multiplier is low enough that a healthy Tank will always stay ahead of you.

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Admin: class-wiki: add 12 BR_* role skills (verified 1:1 vs code)

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class-wiki: add 12 BR_* role skills (verified 1:1 vs code)

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	! Role !! Hate modifier !! Notes		! Role !! Hate modifier !! Notes
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	\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| '''3.5×''' \|\| Highest — designed to lead threat		\| 🛡️ Tank \|\| '''3.5×''' \|\| Highest: designed to lead threat
	\|-		\|-
	\| ✨ Support \|\| 1.5× \|\| Above average		\| ✨ Support \|\| 1.5× \|\| Above average
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	\| ✚ Healer \|\| 1.25×* \|\| Healing multiplies this further (see below)		\| ✚ Healer \|\| 1.25×* \|\| Healing multiplies this further (see below)
	\|-		\|-
	\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| 0.5× \|\| Below average — safe to attack freely		\| ⚔️ DPS \|\| 0.5× \|\| Below average: safe to attack freely
	\|}		\|}
	<small>* Healing generates '''5× more hate than equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as 2,500 damage.</small>		<small>* Healing generates '''5× more hate than equivalent damage''' before the role modifier is applied. A 500 HP heal produces the same base threat as 2,500 damage.</small>