Quiescence: Rune Fencer Guide - Revision history

Funkworkz at 16:05, 12 October 2022

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	'''The following equipment enhances Pflug'''		'''The following equipment enhances Pflug'''

	[[Image:Runeist'~~s_Boots_~~+3_description.png]]		[[Image:Runeist's_Bottes_+3_description.png]]

	*Example 1: x3 [[Flabra]] are used in conjunction with Pflug. Tenacity's 15% resist rate is increased to 45% for the [[Petrification]], [[Rasp]] and [[Slow]] ailments but remains 15% for those of other elemental affinities.		*Example 1: x3 [[Flabra]] are used in conjunction with Pflug. Tenacity's 15% resist rate is increased to 45% for the [[Petrification]], [[Rasp]] and [[Slow]] ailments but remains 15% for those of other elemental affinities.

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Turms formatting

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	Essentially the solution to the initial adage that a RUN could not tank because it did not use a shield, [[Inquartata]] directly increases the base [[Parrying]] rate of the RUN by a set percentage. RUN gets Inquartata V from job traits which gives it a starting rate of 13% parrying bonus. As you read previously, RUN gets 8% Inquartata effect from gifts during it's journey to master status so 13% becomes 21%. Two pieces of equipment directly enhance Inquartata, [[Erilaz Leg Guards +1]] (4%) and the [[Ogma's Cape]] (6%) respectively to bring this total to 31%. Battuta with three merit points allocated to it gives another 50% parrying rate bonus (40% is the base and it increases by 4% per merit, you add another 2% through [[Futhark Bandeau +1]]), so you are looking at an 81% parrying rate while Battuta is active. What you really need to know about Inquartata however is the neat fact that this parrying rate is applied to you regardless of the level of the target. That means you could be fighting a Lv150 HNM in Reisenjima yet still have a bare minimum parrying rate of 31% if not higher.		Essentially the solution to the initial adage that a RUN could not tank because it did not use a shield, [[Inquartata]] directly increases the base [[Parrying]] rate of the RUN by a set percentage. RUN gets Inquartata V from job traits which gives it a starting rate of 13% parrying bonus. As you read previously, RUN gets 8% Inquartata effect from gifts during it's journey to master status so 13% becomes 21%. Two pieces of equipment directly enhance Inquartata, [[Erilaz Leg Guards +1]] (4%) and the [[Ogma's Cape]] (6%) respectively to bring this total to 31%. Battuta with three merit points allocated to it gives another 50% parrying rate bonus (40% is the base and it increases by 4% per merit, you add another 2% through [[Futhark Bandeau +1]]), so you are looking at an 81% parrying rate while Battuta is active. What you really need to know about Inquartata however is the neat fact that this parrying rate is applied to you regardless of the level of the target. That means you could be fighting a Lv150 HNM in Reisenjima yet still have a bare minimum parrying rate of 31% if not higher.

	With the addition of some newer Superior equipment comes Turms Leggings that provides Inquartata +4 and +5 ~~for~~ ~~the~~ NQ ~~and~~ HQ ~~versions~~ ~~respectively, which further add~~ to your parry percentages.		With the addition of some newer Superior equipment comes Turms Leggings that provides Inquartata +4 (NQ) and +5 (HQ), which add either 8% or 10% to your parry percentages respectively.

	'''The following equipment enhances Inquartata and Battuta'''		'''The following equipment enhances Inquartata and Battuta'''

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	===Inquartata, Battuta & Foil: What You Need to Know===		===Inquartata, Battuta & Foil: What You Need to Know===
	Essentially the solution to the initial adage that a RUN could not tank because it did not use a shield, [[Inquartata]] directly increases the base [[Parrying]] rate of the RUN by a set percentage. RUN gets Inquartata V from job traits which gives it a starting rate of 13% parrying bonus. As you read previously, RUN gets 8% Inquartata effect from gifts during it's journey to master status so 13% becomes 21%. Two pieces of equipment directly enhance Inquartata, [[Erilaz Leg Guards +1]] (4%) and the [[Ogma's Cape]] (6%) respectively to bring this total to 31%. Battuta with three merit points allocated to it gives another 50% parrying rate bonus (40% is the base and it increases by 4% per merit, you add another 2% through [[Futhark Bandeau +1]]), so you are looking at an 81% parrying rate while Battuta is active. What you really need to know about Inquartata however is the neat fact that this parrying rate is applied to you regardless of the level of the target. That means you could be fighting a Lv150 HNM in Reisenjima yet still have a bare minimum parrying rate of 31% if not higher.		Essentially the solution to the initial adage that a RUN could not tank because it did not use a shield, [[Inquartata]] directly increases the base [[Parrying]] rate of the RUN by a set percentage. RUN gets Inquartata V from job traits which gives it a starting rate of 13% parrying bonus. As you read previously, RUN gets 8% Inquartata effect from gifts during it's journey to master status so 13% becomes 21%. Two pieces of equipment directly enhance Inquartata, [[Erilaz Leg Guards +1]] (4%) and the [[Ogma's Cape]] (6%) respectively to bring this total to 31%. Battuta with three merit points allocated to it gives another 50% parrying rate bonus (40% is the base and it increases by 4% per merit, you add another 2% through [[Futhark Bandeau +1]]), so you are looking at an 81% parrying rate while Battuta is active. What you really need to know about Inquartata however is the neat fact that this parrying rate is applied to you regardless of the level of the target. That means you could be fighting a Lv150 HNM in Reisenjima yet still have a bare minimum parrying rate of 31% if not higher.

			With the addition of some newer Superior equipment comes Turms Leggings that provides Inquartata +4 and +5 for the NQ and HQ versions respectively, which further add to your parry percentages.

	'''The following equipment enhances Inquartata and Battuta'''		'''The following equipment enhances Inquartata and Battuta'''
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			[[Image:Turms_Leggings_%2B1_description.png]]

	[[Foil]] is a unique spell only RUN has access to. Foil is very simple so I will keep this part brief. Foil basically acts as a reduced version of a SAM's [[Yaegasumi]] in that the spell gives you a pretty high, but not guaranteed, chance of evading special attacks (monster TP moves) that come your way. Unlike Yaegasumi however Foil does not increase your own weapon skill damage nor does it's potency remain static throughout it's duration. Once cast the potency of Foil is very noticeable but it decays rapidly, wearing off entirely after 30 seconds. While the spell has a 45 second recast time with the Fast Cast from Vallation or Valiance along with equipment you will be able to keep it up more-or-less full time, which you should. Coupled with Inquartata and especially Battuta you become borderline untouchable with Foil active. However, to emphasize... Foil decays very quickly so you need to keep on your toes by re-applying it frequently.		[[Foil]] is a unique spell only RUN has access to. Foil is very simple so I will keep this part brief. Foil basically acts as a reduced version of a SAM's [[Yaegasumi]] in that the spell gives you a pretty high, but not guaranteed, chance of evading special attacks (monster TP moves) that come your way. Unlike Yaegasumi however Foil does not increase your own weapon skill damage nor does it's potency remain static throughout it's duration. Once cast the potency of Foil is very noticeable but it decays rapidly, wearing off entirely after 30 seconds. While the spell has a 45 second recast time with the Fast Cast from Vallation or Valiance along with equipment you will be able to keep it up more-or-less full time, which you should. Coupled with Inquartata and especially Battuta you become borderline untouchable with Foil active. However, to emphasize... Foil decays very quickly so you need to keep on your toes by re-applying it frequently.

	===Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know===		===Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know===

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	*Barspell: [[Barstone]]		*Barspell: [[Barstone]]
	*Difficulty: ★ ★		*Difficulty: ★ ★
	Much like Albumen this fight is more frustrating than it is actually difficult. Onychophora has very irritating mechanics where he absorbs all damage during TP moves when he is above 50% HP and absorbs all damage during TP moves and magic damage after casting fire magic and all physical damage after casting stone magic. For this fight have either 1 or 2 heavy DDs focused on it, but do not make a skillchain, Resolution and Savage Blade is a good combo. However, you do need to watch for some TP moves and be prepared for them. The first is Dustvoid, which removes all your equipment - leaving you a sitting duck until you put your gear back on. Simply have a macro ready to do just that when it goes off. The second is Gorge, which indicates that he now has access to Disgorge. Immediately go into your maximum Damage Taken -% set when you see this and get ready. Disgorge hits very hard but as long as you have Flabra runes up, Vallation active and if you are in the right set you should survive it. Onychophora does not steal your [[Enhancing Magic]] effects so feel free to keep Shell and Phalanx on~~. I recommend getting Tenebrae up when you know Gravitation is coming up so you can maximize damage output for that one burst phase~~.		Much like Albumen this fight is more frustrating than it is actually difficult. Onychophora has very irritating mechanics where he absorbs all damage during TP moves when he is above 50% HP and absorbs all damage during TP moves and magic damage after casting fire magic and all physical damage after casting stone magic. For this fight have either 1 or 2 heavy DDs focused on it, but do not make a skillchain, Resolution and Savage Blade is a good combo. However, you do need to watch for some TP moves and be prepared for them. The first is Dustvoid, which removes all your equipment - leaving you a sitting duck until you put your gear back on. Simply have a macro ready to do just that when it goes off. The second is Gorge, which indicates that he now has access to Disgorge. Immediately go into your maximum Damage Taken -% set when you see this and get ready. Disgorge hits very hard but as long as you have Flabra runes up, Vallation active and if you are in the right set you should survive it. Onychophora does not steal your [[Enhancing Magic]] effects so feel free to keep Shell and Phalanx on.

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	*Barspell: [[Barstone]] / [[Barpetrify]]		*Barspell: [[Barstone]] / [[Barpetrify]]
	*Difficulty: ★ ★		*Difficulty: ★ ★
	This is likely the first high-end battle you will be called upon to tank. The truth is that no matter how good you are or how good your alliance is Warder of Courage is a battle that is largely down to luck. It is luck based purely because of the [[SP Ability]] he decides to pull out. No matter what you do [[Mijin Gakure]] will likely 1-shot half your alliance, [[Benediction]] will likely result in a loss if it is used after he enters 'Bracelets Mode' and [[Soul Voice]] will cause a wipe if he uses it twice in a single battle as you can only carry one [[Charm Buffer]]. [[Soul Voice]] in particular you need to pay attention to as if it is just him using it without his Wynavs you stand a chance of resisting it through Tenebrae and Pflug, this is why I advise that rune three times over for this battle. Barstone and Barpetrify are advised to counter Medusa Javelin, which can inflict petrify at the worst moments. I recommend the Aettir also for this reason, as the extra magic evasion will come in handy here. The physical aspect of Warder of Courage is nothing to write home about and he only gets dangerous when his Wynavs are all on you, which a GEO with [[Indi-Barrier]] can counter. [[Phalanx]] and [[Cocoon]] (if /BLU) will also counter this~~. if you are working with a second RUN be sure to co-ordinate your uses of Rayke and Gambit to maximize damage output from burst phases~~.		This is likely the first high-end battle you will be called upon to tank. The truth is that no matter how good you are or how good your alliance is Warder of Courage is a battle that is largely down to luck. It is luck based purely because of the [[SP Ability]] he decides to pull out. No matter what you do [[Mijin Gakure]] will likely 1-shot half your alliance, [[Benediction]] will likely result in a loss if it is used after he enters 'Bracelets Mode' and [[Soul Voice]] will cause a wipe if he uses it twice in a single battle as you can only carry one [[Charm Buffer]]. [[Soul Voice]] in particular you need to pay attention to as if it is just him using it without his Wynavs you stand a chance of resisting it through Tenebrae and Pflug, this is why I advise that rune three times over for this battle. Barstone and Barpetrify are advised to counter Medusa Javelin, which can inflict petrify at the worst moments. I recommend the Aettir also for this reason, as the extra magic evasion will come in handy here. The physical aspect of Warder of Courage is nothing to write home about and he only gets dangerous when his Wynavs are all on you, which a GEO with [[Indi-Barrier]] can counter. [[Phalanx]] and [[Cocoon]] (if /BLU) will also counter this.

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	*Barspell: [[Barstone]] / [[Barpetrify]]		*Barspell: [[Barstone]] / [[Barpetrify]]
	*Difficulty: ★ ★ ★		*Difficulty: ★ ★ ★
	Believe it or not, this fight is worse than Warder of Courage - really. Kirin's first form will drop like a sack of potatoes, just be sure to keep [[Foil]] active to lessen the chance of Deadly Hold landing~~. Save all your Rayke and Gambit uses for the second form, as that's when things get really hectic~~. At 50% HP Kirin will despawn and reappear as Kouryu - now the fun begins. The first thing you need to is re-establish enmity fast because you've lost all your accumulated enmity since Kirin has despawned. Next, you need to position yourself on one of his '''front paws''' as you do not want to trigger Spike Flail - that's a one-shot kill on your alliance for sure. When you have established enmity use a [[Steadfast Tonic]] to prevent Absolute Terror from landing, for a minute at least. Pflug and Vallation with Flabra will negate [[Slowga]] and take the edge off his earth-based magics. The massive danger during this second form, the reason this fight is worse than Warder of Courage, is because Kouryu can full-Dispel you with Horrid Roar - kryptonite to a RUN. When he lands this on you you're wide open to attack so have [[Elemental Sforzo]] ready to absorb magic damage and Battuta while you get your defenses back up~~. Kouryu is vulnerable to [[Aero]] spells so use Flabra for Rayke and Gambit~~. This fight will be the first real test of whether or not you are ready to tank endgame content on RUN.		Believe it or not, this fight is worse than Warder of Courage - really. Kirin's first form will drop like a sack of potatoes, just be sure to keep [[Foil]] active to lessen the chance of Deadly Hold landing. At 50% HP Kirin will despawn and reappear as Kouryu - now the fun begins. The first thing you need to is re-establish enmity fast because you've lost all your accumulated enmity since Kirin has despawned. Next, you need to position yourself on one of his '''front paws''' as you do not want to trigger Spike Flail - that's a one-shot kill on your alliance for sure. When you have established enmity use a [[Steadfast Tonic]] to prevent Absolute Terror from landing, for a minute at least. Pflug and Vallation with Flabra will negate [[Slowga]] and take the edge off his earth-based magics. The massive danger during this second form, the reason this fight is worse than Warder of Courage, is because Kouryu can full-Dispel you with Horrid Roar - kryptonite to a RUN. When he lands this on you you're wide open to attack so have [[Elemental Sforzo]] ready to absorb magic damage and Battuta while you get your defenses back up. This fight will be the first real test of whether or not you are ready to tank endgame content on RUN.

	===Reisenjima===		===Reisenjima===

Unrealxhq: Updated with the current meta of using Rangers instead of Black Mages.

2018-06-14T11:58:59Z

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	==Video Guide==		==Video Guide==
	<youtube>cFI3HxceVdA</youtube>		<youtube>cFI3HxceVdA</youtube>

			[[Category:Job Guides]]

Darvamos: Video Guide

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Video Guide

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	RUN has the benefit of actually being quite accurate for a two-handed weapon user, partially down to it's job points and partially down to it's 'light melee' equipment selection which tends to favor accuracy and multi-attack. Again, and I really have to stress this, ''there is no point making a 4-Hit build if you're missing half your hits''. Aim for an accurate 5-Hit build and add multi-attack where you can, but not to the detriment of other attributes in large quantities.		RUN has the benefit of actually being quite accurate for a two-handed weapon user, partially down to it's job points and partially down to it's 'light melee' equipment selection which tends to favor accuracy and multi-attack. Again, and I really have to stress this, ''there is no point making a 4-Hit build if you're missing half your hits''. Aim for an accurate 5-Hit build and add multi-attack where you can, but not to the detriment of other attributes in large quantities.

			==Video Guide==
			<youtube>cFI3HxceVdA</youtube>

Tatham: /* Merit Points & Job Points */

2017-04-23T23:58:43Z

Merit Points & Job Points

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	5/5 Pflug and 5/5 Rune Enchantment is very good against certain targets I will go into later in this guide. Gambit Recast is a decent option but since you will typically be with a COR using [[Random Deal]] (with 5/5 [[Loaded Deck]]) and [[Wild Card]] as well as having access to the Super Revitalizer it is somewhat moot. It may seem tempting to put 5/5 into Lunge Effect but I would not advise it as you will not be bursting [[Lunge]] off a skillchain because it will reduce the damage subsequent [[Elemental Magic]] does.		5/5 Pflug and 5/5 Rune Enchantment is very good against certain targets I will go into later in this guide. Gambit Recast is a decent option but since you will typically be with a COR using [[Random Deal]] (with 5/5 [[Loaded Deck]]) and [[Wild Card]] as well as having access to the Super Revitalizer it is somewhat moot. It may seem tempting to put 5/5 into Lunge Effect but I would not advise it as you will not be bursting [[Lunge]] off a skillchain because it will reduce the damage subsequent [[Elemental Magic]] does.

	Group Two is ~~much~~ ~~more~~ straightforward.		Group Two used to be straightforward, but changes in the endgame meta have made it more contentious.

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			Melee Setup / Omen
⚫	[[Rayke]] should be 5/5 in any given skillchain/magic burst setup. [[Inspiration]] is one that needs to be addressed in greater depth though. 5/5 in Inspiration is good for starting out but as you get more [[Fast Cast]] equipment you need to start taking merits out of it and putting them into [[Battuta]]. The reason for this is because while the [[Magic Def. Bonus]] effect of [[Vallation]] and [[Valiance]] cannot be removed via [[Dispel]] the Fast Cast effect '''CAN AND WILL AT THE WORST OF TIMES'''. It's therefore not a good idea to put so much faith in something you can lose in an instant and subsequently be left wide open for attack. I ~~really~~ ~~cannot stress~~ this ~~enough.~~ ~~You~~ ~~should~~ ~~not~~ ~~have~~ ~~5/5~~ in ~~Inspiration~~ when ~~you finally approach endgame content. It~~ is ~~an extremely bad idea to put all your chips on a play that can be completely pulled out from under your feet, don't do it~~.
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		⚫	[[Rayke]] should be 5/5 in any given skillchain/magic burst setup. [[Inspiration]] is one that needs to be addressed in greater depth though. 5/5 in Inspiration is good for starting out but as you get more [[Fast Cast]] equipment you need to start taking merits out of it and putting them into [[Battuta]]. The reason for this is because while the [[Magic Def. Bonus]] effect of [[Vallation]] and [[Valiance]] cannot be removed via [[Dispel]] the Fast Cast effect '''CAN AND WILL AT THE WORST OF TIMES'''. It's therefore not a good idea to put so much faith in something you can lose in an instant and subsequently be left wide open for attack. You can do this if you want, but beware of what might happen when Inspiration is dispelled.

	[[Sleight of Sword]] is an odd one. It's an ability that has been laughed off as being useless by the player base but honestly, it might make a unsuspected comeback in the coming weeks. This is because RUN was added to a few pieces of 'Subtle Blow II' equipment that was added with [[Omen]]. One can assume this means that will enable players with the equipment to bypass the 50% cap on [[Subtle Blow]]. Sleight of Sword is actually the strongest Subtle Blow buff in the game. When 5/5 merits are put into it Sleight of Sword will give +30% Subtle Blow for the duration of [[Swordplay]], which puts it above a NIN's 27% (32% with merits allocated). It's still early days but this might be worth looking into as melee setups become more and more prevalent.		[[Sleight of Sword]] is an odd one. It's an ability that has been laughed off as being useless by the player base but honestly, it might make a unsuspected comeback in the coming weeks. This is because RUN was added to a few pieces of 'Subtle Blow II' equipment that was added with [[Omen]]. One can assume this means that will enable players with the equipment to bypass the 50% cap on [[Subtle Blow]]. Sleight of Sword is actually the strongest Subtle Blow buff in the game. When 5/5 merits are put into it Sleight of Sword will give +30% Subtle Blow for the duration of [[Swordplay]], which puts it above a NIN's 27% (32% with merits allocated). It's still early days but this might be worth looking into as melee setups become more and more prevalent. I'm still on the fence about this trait.

	Job points are important for all jobs but for RUN they are an absolute necessity. What you will notice about the gifts a RUN gets through job point progression is that there it gets a great deal of [[Magic Evasion]], [[Magic Def. Bonus]], [[Evasion Bonus]] and [[Inquartata]] effect. It maths out in the way the table below spells it out.		Job points are important for all jobs but for RUN they are an absolute necessity. What you will notice about the gifts a RUN gets through job point progression is that there it gets a great deal of [[Magic Evasion]], [[Magic Def. Bonus]], [[Evasion Bonus]] and [[Inquartata]] effect. It maths out in the way the table below spells it out.

Tatham: /* Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know */

2017-04-18T14:27:20Z

Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know

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	===Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know===		===Tenacity & Pflug: What You Need to Know===
	[[Tenacity]] is essentially a 'Resist All' trait. RUN gets Tenacity VI which gives a base 15% resist chance of outright negating any and all [[Enfeebling Magic]] effects that come your way, from spells and special attacks alike. While this seems like a small percentage chance you need to remember that as a RUN you have '''the''' highest magic evasion of any job in the game, have access to tanking equipment that pushes this rate higher and have the [[Pflug]] ability to help. Pflug, like the other 'Ward' abilities you are familiar with already, uses but does not expend the runes you have active when using it and grants you a boost to your resist chance - essentially acting as a Tenacity bonus. Pflug is like Gambit in a sense as each rune harbored provides a 10% increase to the effect for a maximum of 30%, 32% ~~with~~ ~~[[Runeist~~ ~~Bottes~~ ~~+1]]~~, or ~~any~~ ~~variation~~ of ~~10%~30%~~ ~~you~~ ~~desire~~.		[[Tenacity]] is essentially a 'Resist All' trait. RUN gets Tenacity VI which gives a base 15% resist chance of outright negating any and all [[Enfeebling Magic]] effects that come your way, from spells and special attacks alike. While this seems like a small percentage chance you need to remember that as a RUN you have '''the''' highest magic evasion of any job in the game, have access to tanking equipment that pushes this rate higher and have the [[Pflug]] ability to help. Pflug, like the other 'Ward' abilities you are familiar with already, uses but does not expend the runes you have active when using it and grants you a boost to your resist chance - essentially acting as a Tenacity bonus. Pflug is like Gambit in a sense as each rune harbored provides a 10% increase to the effect for a maximum of 30%. The exact % increase to this effect, whether it is calculated per rune used or simply added onto the end of the calculation after-the-fact, from using equipment is unknown.

	'''The following equipment enhances Pflug'''		'''The following equipment enhances Pflug'''