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Legendary Infantry tank hero focused on garrison defense, counter-damage and shield-based survivability.
Raigoro is a defensive Infantry hero built to anchor garrison compositions. His kit revolves around a rage-skill shield that both absorbs incoming damage and generates additional rage from every attacker, letting him cycle his shield repeatedly in prolonged fights.
His passives stack counter damage, attacker slow effects, and garrison-specific HP and damage bonuses, making him extremely difficult to dislodge once entrenched. His awakening further amplifies his counter-attack pressure and adds a flat damage reduction layer.
Activates a shield that absorbs damage for 3 rounds. Raigoro restores 20 rage for each enemy that attacks him, up to 60 rage per round.
Increases troop Counter Damage. When attacked, reduces the attacker's movement speed for 5 seconds. This effect can only trigger once every 10 seconds.
Increases Infantry Troop Attack and Defense.
Increases damage dealt while a shield is active. Increases Infantry Troop HP while stationed in garrison.
Storm Possession
Storm Possession upgrades Yorikiri. Before activation, Yorikiri increases troop Counter Damage by 20% and reduces the attacker's movement speed by 25% for 5 seconds after being attacked (once every 10 seconds, at max skill level).
After activation, it additionally reduces damage taken by troops by 5%, and increases the Counter Damage bonus to 30% and the movement speed reduction to 30%.
Raigoro's shield and Tom's HP recovery combine for a strong balance between offense and defense.
Before the apocalypse, Raigoro was a big name in sumo wrestling. Though retired, his powerful, unbreakable body and boundless strength still speak to his former glory.
After the zombie outbreak, he joined the Spider Lily Sanctuary. One day a massive wave of zombies surged into the camp, putting the lives of countless survivors at stake. In the worst moment, he blocked the shelter door with his own powerful arms and defended the shrine against the onslaught with his own strength.
Since then he carries the broken door panel on his back. It serves mainly as a weapon, but is also his signature mark and badge of honor. Painted on the door panel is Japan's guardian deity, the god of wind and thunder. That is how survivors see him too: the guardian god of the weak, the savior and hero of the sanctuary.