Troika

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Troika
Troika-Equipped.png
★★☆☆☆
Offenses:
Damage type(s) and Attack Speed influence combat. The attack style of the weapon in relation to the combat environment is also important. Consider both when choosing weapons to wield.

Stats

Abilities:
Boosts and Penalties are both considered "abilities" in general. Many items don't have any special abilities. See the Abilities page for details. Some enemies are immune to certain status conditions - see individual status pages for details.

Equipment-Troika Abilities.png

CTR:
All weapons gain these CTR bonuses as they level.
  • Level 5+: CTR: Low
  • Level 10: CTR: Medium

The Troika is a 2-star sword.

Description

A low-tech sword that makes up for its lack of high internal power with sheer weight and size. It is capable of delivering crushing blows for those that can handle it. — Tooltip

Acquisition

Equipment-Troika icon.png: Quillion - Randomly in stock for 7,500 crowns in the Haven Bazaar (unbound).
Icon-recipe.png: Izola - Always in stock for 1,000 crowns in the Hall of Heroes if the player is rank 4-1 or higher (bound).
Icon-recipe.png: Vatel - Randomly in stock for 1,000 crowns in the Haven Bazaar (unbound).
Icon-recipe.png: Basil - Randomly in stock for 1,000 crowns in depth 4, 13 Clockwork Terminals, always in stock in lobby of:

4-2 Interface-icon-PvE.png Mission: Oilers in the Boilers
(All recipes purchased from Basil are acquired unbound).

Recipe

The 2-star recipe for this item costs 1,000 crowns; the alchemy cost is 400 crowns. Below are the materials needed to make the Troika.

Name Amount
Crafting-Red Shard.png Red Shard 5
Crafting-Vile Seal.png Vile Seal 2
Crafting-Driftwood.png Driftwood 2
Rarity-Simple Orb of Alchemy icon.png Simple Orb of Alchemy 3

Note: When crafting using bound equipment as a precursor, the upgraded item will also be bound.

Alchemy Path

Troika's alchemy path
☆☆☆☆☆ ★☆☆☆☆ ★★☆☆☆ ★★★☆☆ ★★★★☆ ★★★★★
Troika
Troika
Kamarin
Kamarin
Khorovod
Khorovod
Sudaruska
Sudaruska
Grintovec
Grintovec
Jalovec
Jalovec
Triglav
Triglav

Combat

Basic Attack

A powerful, if slow, 2-hit combo that covers a full 180 degree arc in front of the knight on both swings. The first hit is stationary and has a one square radius with a fair knockback. The second hit will move the knight one square forward and does a stronger attack with a 2 square radius reach.

Charge Attack

The Troika's charge attack will lunge the attacking knight about 2 1/2 squares forward and smash the area yet another 1 1/2 squares forward, hitting everything within a single square from the blast. This hit has no knock-back or status effect but is followed by a flash of light which does still more damage, applies heavy knock-back to enemies hit, and has a chance of inflicting stun on the monsters. The blast's knock-back is stronger than the second swing of the normal combo. While charging the attack, your movement speed will be slightly slower than usual.

Damage

The following damage values represent the weapon at its completed level, without any UV or bonus from other equipment, and are listed as a range found from the first to last floor of each stratum.

Troika's Damage Table
Stratum 1 Stratum 2 Stratum 3 Stratum 4 Stratum 5 Stratum 6
Hit 1 36 - 43 50 - 57 87 - 98 89 - 76 62 - 53 49 - 44
Hit 2 43 - 52 61 - 70 106 - 120 111 - 98 81 - 65 59 - 52
Charge Attack 55 - 67 79 - 91 138 - 158 149 - 136 121 - 92 80 - 68
Charge Explosion 60 - 73 86 - 100 150 - 173 164 - 151 136 - 109 90 - 75

Notes

The Troika's attacks excel particularly at knocking back many enemies at once before they can strike, clearing them away if the player is being boxed in. The downside is that against single targets, the slow attack speed hinders the overall damage per second, and against larger enemies that are more resistant to knock-back or enemies with ranged attacks, the player may find themselves getting counter-attacked before their own attack animation finishes. For this reason it's essential to have an alternative to the Troika's usual attack at hand when situations such as this present themselves.

Troika, Khorovod (Russian: Хоровод), and Sudaruska are apparently named after Russian dances.

History

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