by The Transportable Chainsaw is a four-star greatsword in Genshin Impact that grants a huge amount of Life% to its wielder, a statistic that generally benefits many Healers , but will also be taken advantage of by those characters whose damage scales based on their Maximum Life.
This Claymore is exactly the same as the sword we saw earlier called the Dock Saber . They only differ in that this greatsword has a lower Base Attack and in compensation, it offers a greater amount of Life% than the Dock Saber.
Therefore, this weapon will also require its wielder to receive or generate multiple healings, since these healings will be what activate the passive of this sword, which will increase the Elemental Mastery of its wielder while helping him generate an extra of Elemental Energy .
ATTRIBUTES OF THE TRANSPORTABLE CHAINSAW IN GENSHIN IMPACT
Let’s start with his statistics:
- Base Attack Level 1 : 41.
- Base Attack Level 90 : 454.
It is one of the greatswords with the lowest Base Attack within the category of four-star Claymores, it occupies this position alongside the King of the Seas and the Great Sword of Favonius.
Its secondary attribute is the following:
- Life % Level 1 : 12%.
- Life % Level 90 : 55.13%.
By raising this Claymore to level 90, it will grant 55.13% Life% to its wearer, a fairly abundant amount that can be nourished by those characters who scale their damage or healing based on their Maximum Life.
His Passive Skill confers the following effect:
- R1 : When the wielder of this greatsword receives or generates a healing, he gains a mark of tenacity (maximum 3), these marks last 30 seconds and can be obtained even if the character is not active on the battlefield. When using the wielder’s Elemental or Ultimate Skill, the marks they have earned will be consumed to activate the “Invigoration” effect for 10 seconds.
- Invigoration : For each mark of Tenacity consumed when activating this effect, the wearer will receive 40 points of Elemental Mastery and regain 2 points of Elemental Energy during the 2 seconds after activating this effect (Invigoration can only be activated once every 15 seconds).
- R5 : When the wielder of this greatsword receives or generates a healing, he obtains a mark of tenacity (maximum 3), these marks last 30 seconds and can be obtained even if the character is not active on the battlefield. When using the wielder’s Elemental or Ultimate Skill, the marks they have earned will be consumed to activate the “Invigoration” effect for 10 seconds.
- Invigoration : For each mark of Tenacity consumed when activating this effect, the wearer will receive 80 points of Elemental Mastery and recover 4 points of Elemental Energy during the 2 seconds after activating this effect (Invigoration can only be activated once every 15 seconds).
It is a very good weapon for those characters who need to have a high amount of Elemental Mastery in their build to enhance their damage by generating Elemental Reactions, since in their R1 it can grant up to 120 points of Elemental Mastery, a fairly large amount. high that is close to what some weapons offer us with their secondary statistic such as the Rain Reaper or the Iron Thorn (and at its R5, it greatly surpasses them).
The problem is that its secondary statistic does not match many characters, since there are very few Claymore characters that deal damage or heal based on their Life% and this will greatly limit our character selection. In addition, we will need the character to generate multiple heals or receive them to be able to activate this effect , which is very designed for Fontaine characters who usually lose Life continuously when using some of their skills and do not need to have a Healer that heal continuously as Kuki Shinobu or Mika .
WHAT CHARACTER DO I PUT IT TO?
In this case, the main attraction of the greatsword is the large amount of Life % it provides, so we will look for a Healer who heals based on his Maximum Life or a character whose damage from his abilities scales based on the Life he has:
Dori may be one of the possible candidates to carry this greatsword since the healing she generates with her Ultimate Skill scales based on the Maximum Life that this character has and the large amount of Life % that this greatsword provides will be very useful for her. enhance these cures.
You won’t have any problems activating the passive, since your Ultimate Skill generates quite a few heals during the 12 seconds it remains on the field. Of course, Elemental Mastery will not be very good for him because he is not the best character to generate Overblooms, but he will benefit from the Elemental Energy that this Claymore returns, since his ulti costs 80 points of Elemental Energy.
The damage of Dehya ‘s abilities not only scales based on her Attack, it also scales based on the amount of Maximum Life that she has, therefore, the enormous amount that this Claymore gives her to increase the damage will not hurt her. of his attacks (yes, the increase in damage from his skills with respect to his Life is much more relevant in his C1).
Furthermore, the main function of this character is to mitigate part of the damage that the team’s allies receive, so it will also be very important to increase his Maximum Life so that he can absorb a greater amount of damage.
Thanks to one of her Passive Talents, Dehya can heal herself for 10 seconds continuously when her Life drops below 40%, allowing her to activate the passive of this greatsword that will grant her an increase in Elemental Mastery (which It will be quite useful if we have it in a Melten team) and will help him recover some Elemental Energy which is also good for him, since this character has problems recharging his ulti.
