Raid Shadow Legends: Vrask Champion Guide

Vrask is an epic spirit affinity champion from the Orcs faction in Raid Shadow Legends. Vrask is a useful healer to add to your team, particularly for faction wars, although he can also be useful in some dungeon teams. To build Vrask efficiently players will not need to invest much into book. Additionally, he does not require accuracy, high HP, speed and 100% crit rate are the main things to focus on when building Vrask. This guide will cover all of his stats and skills, followed by an indepth overview of how to build vrask into an efficient champion.

Vrask Stats Overview

• Faction: Orcs
• Type: Health
• Affinity: Spirit
• Rarity: Epic
• HP: 23460
• Attack: 870
• Defense: 870
• Critical Rate: 15
• Critical Damage: 50
• Speed: 97
• Resistance: 45
• Accuracy: 0
• Aura: Increase Ally in Dungeons by 33
• Books to Max Skills: 8

Vrask Skills Overview

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Vrask Late Game+ Guide

Vrask is a popular Epic Support champion from the Orc Faction. He is known for his incredible healing capabilities, allowing him to be used in most content such as: Faction Wars, Dungeons and Doom Tower.

Vrask’s kit is simple but effective. Books are not required and ideally, you want to turn off his A2, as his A1 gives a bit of TM if critical. Vrask mainly shines thanks to his passive, which heals the entire team by 10% of his MAX HP when inflicting a critical hit. Therefore, choosing the right masteries to help aid this passive is key. On top of all of this, Vrask also boasts a 33% DEF Aura in all dungeons.

Masteries

Vrask can be fairly flexible with masteries depending on how you plan to use him. All 3 trees have a use for Vrask. In the picture seen below. Vrask will be using the Offence tree for extra damage through Warmaster, and the Defence tree for sustainability and the chance to Counter Attack.

Deadly Precision and Keen Strike are taken for extra damage and the extra crit to make it easier to build Vrask. Other notable Masteries include: Bring It Down, Methodical, and Warmaster to help do some damage to high HP targets such as bosses. From the Defence tree, Tough Skin and Blastproof were taken for extra sustain. Other important Masteries include: Resurgent for the chance to cleanse Debuffs, and both Retribution and Deterrence for the chance to Counter Attack and proc Vrask’s Passive.

Gear & Stats Build

As Vrask’s Passive is the main part of his kit, building him around his Passive will help make him shine. As he heals 10% of his MAX HP, it is important to build him at high levels of Health, ideally around 70-80k+.

He also needs to be at 100% Crit Rate in order for his passive to proc (this can be 85% if using against Force affinity only content). Not only does he need high HP and Crit, he also needs a high level of speed to ensure that he is constantly taking turns and healing the team at 10% of his HP. With his Speed you want to aim for 200, however the higher the better. If you have the luxury of hitting all of these stats then Defence would be the final stat to try and boost.

As Vrask wants to be able to take as many turns as possible to help keep the team topped up, giving him sets to help accompany this such as Relentless are the best. However, do not compromise stats in order to get him into this set. Other notable sets would be: Speed, Immortal, and Regeneration.

Recommended Main Stats

• Gloves: Crit Rate%/HP%
• Chest: HP%
• Boots: Speed
• Ring: HP
• Amulet: HP
• Banner: HP

Faction Wars

We still start off with FW 21 where Vrask is an incredible asset to any team as he allows AOE heals and ensuring 3 star clear. Running two Vrasks is also a viable strategy for this crypt. This faction’s final boss is the HP transferring boss which can be difficult to take down in time. Not only that, but after the boss uses his A3, one of your champs will be close to death, which is where Vrask ensures they stay alive and healed.

Team Build

The comp is as follows:

1. Vrask – Healing
2. Sandlashed Survivor – Wave damage
3. Iron Brago – Def Up and damage
4. Zargala – Def Down
5. Seer – Damage

All members of this team aside from Vrask and Zargala are easily replaceable. Vrasks healing is impossible to copy within this faction at the moment and with Zargala you have the Defence Down against the boss during the final push. Also, when using Sandlashed Survivor, be careful as the boss steals buffs. If the boss steals the Ally Protection placed by Sandlashed then it may be very difficult to recover

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Vrask Late Game Dungeon Runs

Dragon 20

Vrask is also amazing in Dungeons. Against the Dragon Dungeon, Vrask ensures that the team is kept alive long enough to kill the waves and dragon. In this team, Vrask is the only dedicated healer and still allows for most of team to finish the runs. You can ensure that Vrask’s A2 is turned off as he gains 20% TM from his A1 thus allowing him go more often for the the most optimal results.

Team Build

In this team:

1. Vrask was used for healing
2. Warmaiden for AEO Def Down
3. Ninja for wave control and boss damage
4. Bellower for wave control
5. Frozen Banshee for boss damage

Ice Golem 20

Against Ice Golem 20, Vrask is used as another healer within the comp to ensure everyone stays topped up. The goal within this comp is to allow all the healers to keep the poisoner alive so that the boss can be taken down with just poisons. If the boss takes damage past the health thresholds only with poison damage the Frigid Vengeance won’t trigger.

Individuals within the comp can be taken down if the boss triggers his Counter attack followed by his normal attack which is why a reviver is recommended.

Team Build

The comp is as follows:

1. Vrask – Healer
2. Scyl of the Drakes – Heal/CC/Revive
3. Apothecary – Heals/TM boost
4. Stag Knight – AOE Def and Atk down
5. Frozen Banshee – Boss damage

Dragon 24

In the Dragon’s Lair 24, damage from the waves and the boss is incredibly high so the team needs to be slightly adjusted. Vrask helps take the load off the team by providing an incredibly high level of heals. However, a reviver is also needed as everyone needs to pull their weight towards the end.

Team Build

The comp is as follows:

1. Vrask – Healer
2. Scyl of the Drakes – Heal/CC/Revive
3. Ninja – Wave control/ Boss Damage
4. Warmaiden – Def Down
5. Frozen Banshee – Boss damage

Celestial Griffin (90)

Against the Celestial Griffin (90), Vrask is used to keep the team topped up.

Paired with Scyl, and Brogni, the three healers ensure that the team is kept as healthy as possible to allow both Ninja and Drexthar to do their jobs and take the boss down. Other popular compositions involve Ally attack/Counter attack champions that also take advantage of using Vrask as his passive procs each attack. Ensure that Block debuffs is up before using Scyl’s A1 as dropping the TM to 100% on any of your champs can cause them to be stunned. Ensure Vrask’s A2 is turned off so he can have as many turns as possible.

Team Build

The comp is as follows:

1. Vrask
2. Underpriest Brogni
3. Scyl of the Drakes
4. Ninja
5. Drexthar

Underpriest can be replaced with a champ ideally that places Block Debuffs to stop the Griffin from returning the Def Down and HP Burn as well as the Stuns.

Eternal Dragon

Against the Eternal Dragon, Vrask’s job does not change. He is there to keep the team topped up as much as possible alongside Vogoth. All of this team has a part to play in slaying the Eternal Dragon.

Team Build

Ursula is used in high Resistance and as a team reviver as the boss hits incredibly hard. Jareg is used for his A1 in ensuring that the boss has Atk Down at all times and Drexthar is used for his HP Burns against the boss. Vrask is used to keep Vogoth and the team up for as long as possible and this same job applies to vogoth.

The team will still often be close to being wiped, as even with Vrask’s heals you need another plan, which is where Ursula helps in bringing the team back.

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