Higanbana
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Higanbana
“Delivers an attack with a potency of 200.
Additional Effect: Damage over Time
Potency: 50
Duration: 60s
Additional Effect: Grants a stack of Meditation, up to a maximum of 3
※This action cannot be assigned to a hotbar.— In-game description
Higanbana is an action unlocked at level 30. It is available for Samurai.
Related traits
- Enhanced Iaijutsu (Lv. 74) - Reduces Iaijutsu cast time to 1.3 seconds.
Also grants Tsubame-gaeshi Ready after executing iaijutsu excluding Higanbana - Way of the Samurai III (Lv. 94) - Increases the potency of Jinpu to 140, Shifu to 140, Enhanced Enpi to 270, Gekko to 160, Higanbana damage over time to 50, Kasha to 160, Yukikaze to 160, Midare Setsugekka to 640, Kaeshi: Setsugekka to 640, Shoha to 640, Ogi Namikiri to 900, and Kaeshi: Namikiri to 900.
Related actions
Notes
- This weaponskill consumes all Sen, and requires 1 Sen in order to be used.
- Damage over time potency is 45 prior to learning Way of the Samurai III.
History
- Patch 7.0 (2024-07-02):
- Damage over time potency has been increased from 45 to 50 upon learning Way of the Samurai III
- Can no longer interact with Tsubame-gaeshi, as Kaeshi: Higanbana has been removed.
- Patch 6.1 (2022-04-12): Damage over time potency has been increased from 30 to 45.
- Patch 6.05 (2022-01-03): Range has been increased from 3 yalms to 6 yalms.
- Patch 6.0 (2021-12-07):
- Potency changed from 250 to 200.
- Potency for damage over time changed from 40 to 30.
- Patch 5.1 (2019-10-29): The additional effect "Grants a stack of Meditation, up to a maximum of 3" has been added.
- Patch 5.08 (2019-08-28): Damage over time potency has been increased from 35 to 40.
- Patch 5.0 (2019-07-02):
- Potency has been increased from 240 to 250.
- Cast time has been reduced from 1.8 to 1.3 seconds upon learning the Enhanced Iaijutsu trait.
- Patch 4.0 (2017-06-20): Added.
Trivia
Higanbana (彼岸花) is the Japanese name for Lycoris radiata, or the Red Spider Lily. It is a poisonous flower (Hence the in-game ability dealing damage over time) that blooms during late summer and early autumn, and is often planted on graves and used in funerals as a tribute to the dead in Japan.