Stonesplit Might Guide for Where Winds Meet

Ever feel like your Stonesplit build just isn't hitting hard enough? Whether you're dueling in PvP or tearing through PvE content, getting the right stats and skills can make all the difference. Let's break down the optimal setup.

First, let's talk stats. You want to pump Physical as high as possible, but don't neglect Precision. Aim for 100% Precision Rate so your attacks never miss. Critical Rate should be around 56%, and at level 95, you'll want Power at 225. Affinity Rate sits at 14.6% – not huge, but it helps.

Now, for the Art of Mo Blade, you have choices. If you're into PvP or GvG, grab Damage Boost and Boost vs. Player Units. For PvE, swap that for Boost vs. Boss Units. You'll also want to focus on Max Physical Attack and Critical Rate until you hit that threshold, then dump points into Power and Precision Rate.

For your other class attributes, prioritize Min Attribute of Other Class, then Max Stonesplit, and finally Min Physical Attack. Your weapons set should include Physical Penetration, and your armor set should have Thundercry Blade for that Charged Skill DMG Boost.

Now, the fun part – skills. When you use an Execution Skill, you'll restore 30 Vitality and HP equal to 20% of damage dealt. That's great for staying alive in fights. In PvP/GvG, landing a Counterattack Skill on a non-defending unit deals 15 bonus Qi damage and recovers 5 Qi.

Here's a nifty trick: if you take damage within the first second while casting Martial Art Skill: Predator's Shield, you'll Stagger nearby enemies, gain 1 bonus Battle Will, and get Super Armor for 2 seconds. Perfect for turning the tables.

When your Martial Art Skill: Storm Roar hits a unit below 30% Qi, it knocks them airborne – but watch out, there's a 10-second cooldown on the same target. Use it wisely.

Charged skills are your bread and butter. Avalanche deals 12% increased damage and restores 1 bar of Battle Will when it hits a non-defending unit at third stage. Galecloud Cleave deals 12 bonus Qi damage and restores 30 Endurance under the same conditions.

Defensively, when you remove a stagger or control effect with a Control-Removing Skill, you gain Tenacity for 2 seconds (2.8 seconds if upgraded) after Super Armor wears off. Also, you reduce damage taken by 20% (28% upgraded) when staggered. And after dodging an enemy attack, you recover 6% (8% upgraded) of Max HP.

So there you have it – the complete Stonesplit Might setup. Did this guide help you optimize your build? Let me know in the comments!