To Páthos Máthos Outis

“	The odyssey had a purpose…	”
–Outis, To Páthos Máthos

To Páthos Máthos Outis

Info
Affinity		Risk Level

Cost
Sanity	10
Affinity	x2 x2

Resistances
Normal [x1]	Fatal [x2]	Normal [x1]	Normal [x1]	Normal [x1]	Endure [x0.75]	Fatal [x2]

Skills

20 + 3

To Páthos Máthos 48 (45+3) Atk Weight ⯀ Amt. x1 This skill is not canceled when used at 0 Ammo If target’s HP is below 50%, +30% Damage [On Hit] Inflict 4 Rupture [On Hit] Spend 1 Ammo; Inflict 2 Fragile next turn [On Kill] Give 1 Damage Up to a random ally next turn [Failed Kill] Gain 1 Damage Up next turn

Passives

Tactical Perfection

If the unit did not get hit at all during a turn, gain 1 Damage Up next turn. (Max 3 stacks)

Threadspin

Threadspin Info
E.G.O Awakening Upgraded
	Skill Power: 15 > 20 Skill Effect: If target’s HP is below 50%, +10% > +30% Damage Coin Effect: [On Hit] Inflict 2 > 4 Rupture
	Coin Effect: [On Kill] Give 1 Damage Up to a random ally next turn

Trivia

• "To Páthos Máthos" (Greek: Το Παθός Μαθός), means "Suffering becomes Experience".
  • The phrase is a variant of pathei mathos (πάθει μάθος, ‘learning through suffering’), a quote originating from Agamemnon. Its namesake being the Ancient Greek general responsible for bringing Odysseus (alias, Outis) into the Trojan War by threatening to kill his infant son.
• The shadow casted from Outis in the illustration resembles a Caduceus (Latin: cādūceus, from greek: κηρύκειον kērū́keion or "herald's wand, or staff").
  • The Caduceus is the symbol of Hermes, which ancient sources associate him with a variety of attributes, including wisdom, trade, deception, thievery, eloquence, negotiation, and alchemy.
  • The Caduceus is oftentimes confused or misused as a symbol for medicine, the correct iconography is the Rod of Asclepius.

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