'Seven Knights Re:Verse' (hereinafter referred to as SKRB) is a game where tiny details separate a legendary performance from a total disaster. We are talking about hit counts and target numbers, naturally. Why? Because survival mechanics and buffs often depend on tracking how many times a character has been struck. As for target numbers, they dictate exactly where a hero belongs. Take Siege, for instance, where three-target heroes are currently running the show. Today, we are breaking down the hit counts and target caps for our special heroes.

Special Heroes: Attack Targets and Hit Counts at a Glance

We have compiled a handy chart detailing the basic attacks and skills of special heroes, sorted by efficacy. By comparing basic attacks against the first and second skills, we have highlighted the current meta-relevant points in red.

Keep your eyes on the '3+ targets' and '3+ hits' columns. You need these to cut through 'X hits taken' survival effects like damage immunity or reduction. If you try to power through with low-hit skills, you are just burning turns and wasting DPS. Multi-hit skills are the only way to clear these hurdles efficiently.

In the current state of SKRB, this is vital for Siege, Arena, and Guild War. Siege naturally reduces all-target damage, making wide-area heroes feel a bit sluggish. You might think, 'Why not just use Rin to hit four targets?' Well, four-target skills usually have lower coefficients than three-target ones. Naturally, players are leaning toward three-target dealers to maximize their ceiling.

Early in the fight, target count is everything. It is notoriously difficult to pin down the right enemy when the field is crowded. Take the area-of-effect dealer Teo, for example; the passive grants three instances of total damage immunity. The director knows the importance of taking down such threats early, but as they are usually tucked into the backline, focusing fire is a nightmare. This is where multi-hit area skills, like those of Rin or Yeonhee, become essential.

The Arena is effectively a free-for-all with no restrictions on area attacks, so the more hits and targets, the better. Conversely, the newly added Guild War is a 3v3 affair, making three-target dealers the optimal choice when accounting for skill coefficients. Match the hero to the mode, and you will thrive.

Prioritizing Multi-Hit and Multi-Target Heroes: Yeonhee and Karma

If you want to climb the ranks in SKRB, Yeonhee and Karma should be your first projects. Yeonhee hits both the offensive and defensive checkboxes. With a passive providing three stacks of total damage immunity and a second skill, 'Eternal Slumber,' that hits three targets three times, the character is a powerhouse. In the Arena, queue 'Eternal Slumber' to efficiently strip most 'N hits taken' effects.

Karma, the recent addition, is a specialist in three-target damage. Both the first and second skills strike three enemies three times, making Karma perfect for 3v3 Guild Wars. You must upgrade the basic attack skill, as it boosts the target count from one to three. If you want to push for peak firepower, I suggest pushing to Transcendence 6, which turns the second skill into a massive three-hit, total-target strike. If you cannot reach that level, keep Karma as a dedicated Guild War pick.

When used in the Arena, Karma excels in defensive teams. The heart of this utility is the passive, which grants all allies three stacks of damage reduction. Karma attacks twice and then recharges the third. Note that the damage reduction stacks cap at three, so there is no infinite hoarding here.

Countering Post-Resurrection Immunity: The Delons 5-Hit Strategy

While we have praised the three-target, three-hit ideal, few heroes perfectly satisfy those conditions. If you are still in the early stages of building your roster, stick to the chart and find the closest fit. However, be aware that some heroes are designed to counter these tactics. Rin, for instance, survives through sheer stats and gains two-hit damage immunity upon revival, which is a nightmare to strip once your main skills are on cooldown.

Delons is the perfect remedy for this. While historically relegated to a buff-bot role, the second skill's five-hit, single-target strike is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Let Yeonhee or Karma clear the initial immunity layers, and if a non-immune hero happens to fall, all the better. When a resurrector like Rin emerges, Delons can step in with that second skill to clean up the mess. Make sure to slot this into your PvP attack teams.