Attacks
Tolerances
Combo Attack
Combo · Max Level
Damage: 26% ATK
#2 Attacks 1 enemy from a distance of 9m, dealing 428 damage.
Damage: 40% ATK
#3 Attacks 1 enemy from a distance of 9m, dealing 536 damage.
Damage: 50% ATK
#4 Attacks 1 enemy from a distance of 9m, dealing 691 damage.
Damage: 64.5% ATK
#5 Selects 1 enemy up to 14m away. Attacks 10 enemies in a 3.5m radius around the target, from a distance of 9m, dealing 434 damage. Extends the duration of 1 random debuff on the targets by 1.5s.
Accuracy required for: Debuff Duration Extension
Damage: 40.5% ATK
Focused Flux
Skill 1 · Max Level
Accuracy required for: Debuff Transfer
#1 Damage: 157.5% ATK
Lambent Halo
Skill 2 · Max Level
Taranis gains Ultimate Mana (10 * for every debuff on the target) limited up to +200 Ultimate Mana.
#1 Damage: 107.5% ATK
#2 Damage: 107.5% ATK
#3 Damage: 107.5% ATK
Energy Squall
Skill 3 · Max Level
Accuracy required for: ACC Down, ATK Down
#1 Damage: 165% ATK
Pulse Singularity
Ultimate · Max Level
The Shocksphere attacks 1 random enemy in a 15m radius around Taranis, from a distance of 9m, every 1s, dealing 578 damage per hit. Each hit casts a [Shock] debuff on the target, lasting 2s. Shocked targets cannot move or use Skills, and take increased damage from attacks (125%), but their Skill Cooldowns will behave as normal.
The [Shock] debuff from the Shocksphere attacks will not be cast on the same target twice within 7s.
Deals 50% more damage to targets that are immune to [Shock] debuffs.
Accuracy required for: Shock
#1 Damage: 54% ATK
Frost
Tolerance · Max Level
Mindfog
Tolerance · Max Level
Taranis Chase Guide
This full guide of the Taranis Chase event shows the Tournaments Calendar, the full list of events and the Chase Leaderboard, and lets you track the progress of your Crowns.
Win Crowns in Tournaments to then get a Legendary Invoker from the Event Shop. You will gain Points for almost any action in-game, like upgrading Gear or defeating Bosses. Completing specific actions during related Tournaments will earn you x2 Points. You will also get extra rewards by placing 1st on your Local Leaderboard in a Tournament.
Remember, you can receive Points for specific actions any time while a Chase is live, but you will get x2 Points during specific Tournaments. You can still earn Points for a Chase Event after a Tournament has finished.
Taranis is a Legendary Wind Ranged Attacker from the Eldrin, built around AoE damage and the Shock debuff. He hits several targets at once, lowers enemy ATK and Accuracy, extends the debuffs already on them and generates Mana, so a fight with a crowd in it swings quickly once he builds momentum.
PvE content is where Taranis really shines, though Arena rewards his unique mix of damage and pressure. His own crits feed the Skill cycle, so the faster he's able to establish control, the more of the fight he can dominate.
As he relies heavily on Shock to get his main damage, build his Accuracy first, followed by ATK, Crit Rate, and Crit DMG. Being a Ranged Attacker, he is on the frailer side, so pair him with someone who can give him Shields, or a Tank who can draw enemy fire.
And he is a Legendary. Legendaries are what a Spire roster is built on, and the Spire pays out more than almost anything else in the game — so a guaranteed Legendary is worth collecting even when he is not the Invoker you would have picked.
How the Taranis Chase Works
Missing a Tournament does not take you out of the running to complete a Chase! As long as the Chase is live, almost every action you take will earn Points, whether or not the matching Tournament is active. This means that if you summon a Destiny Star during an Invoker Summon Surge, you will earn double Points, but on any other day, you will still earn Points. So long as you're playing, all of your actions will count towards earning Crowns in the Chase!
Completing your Daily Quests and Clan Quests is extremely helpful, because it gives you Points towards all goals every day. It is especially important to do Arena battles daily, as it helps you progress through the Arena goals, which are quite challenging.
Taranis Chase Event Shop
Taranis the Bolt Regent
Divine Star
Miracle Orb
Legendary Codex
Legendary Prism
Epic Codex
Epic Prism
Destiny Star
Wonder Orb
Rare Codex
Rare Prism
If, at the end of the Chase, you have less than 170 Crowns, they don't go to waste! You can exchange these Crowns for Codexes, Prisms, Orbs, and Stars via the Event Shop. You still have a chance to pull a Legendary!
Taranis FAQ
How many Crowns do you need to get Taranis?
You need 170 Crowns, collected between 13 Jul – 2 Aug 2026.
How many Tournaments run during the Taranis Chase?
19 Tournaments run during the Taranis Chase, and together they are worth 200 Crowns.
Can I see how many Tournaments are left?
Yes! The in-game Event Calendar will tell you which Tournaments are upcoming in the next 7 days, while the Calendar on this page will tell you all of the Tournaments in the Taranis Chase. Taranis Chase Calendar
How do I plan the Taranis Chase?
Open the Planner on this page. Set your account level, your Campaign and boss stages and what you hold, tick the Tournaments you will play, and it works out each day's Energy, what every Tournament pays, and whether you reach the 170 Crowns for Taranis.
Is the Taranis Chase worth playing?
It is. Taranis is a strong Legendary, an Eldrin Wind Ranged Attacker built around AoE damage and Shock: he can hit several targets at once, lower their ATK and Accuracy, and extend already active debuffs.
He is at his best against enemy groups — Campaign, the Wind Spire, and Arena — but needs some healing or a Tank to stop him getting taken out quickly.
And Legendaries are always needed for the Spire, where the rewards are among the best in the game — so the Chase pays off even if he is not the Invoker you would have picked. Read Taranis the Bolt Regent's full kit
Where does Taranis rank among Invokers?
You can check the Tier List, either in-game or on the Portal, to see where other players think Taranis stacks up. Keep in mind, you may have to wait until other players earn the Chase Invoker to get a proper idea of their placement in the Tier List! Invoker Tier List
Can I finish the Chase as free-to-play?
Yes, comfortably. Play every day, claim all of the free Energy, and complete every Daily Quest and Clan Quest. Earn your Points while the matching Tournament is running so they count double.
Should I play Arena every day?
Yes. Free Arena Tokens stop refilling once you are holding ten or more, so banking them wastes the ones you never receive. Up to 34 are handed out across a day — spend them all, every day.
Short of Stars for the Summon Goal?
Wild Stars count too! Collect Wild Stars from clearing Boss Stages and Campaign and then use them during Invoker Summon Surges. It's the best way to clear these Tournaments if you're playing free-to-play.
Not going to reach 170 Crowns in time?
If you've exhausted your resources from just playing the game and are a little short of a Tournament goal, consider getting a pack from the Shop to make up the difference. Remember you can earn some extra VIP Points if you do purchase via the Shop on the Portal.
How do I run a Chase Event free-to-play?
Save any rewards you earn from clearing the Spires and use them for the matching Tournament. Spires rewards should get you most of the way there to finishing at least one Tournament's Personal Reward track. How to Get Free Stars and Orbs How to Progress and Earn Free Rewards





























