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3 de fev. de 2016 · BeowulfWP (ベオウルフWP, Beourufu?), Class Name Berserker (バーサーカー, Bāsākā?), is a Berserker-class Servant summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order. Beowulf is the protagonist of "BeowulfWP", said to be the...
- Berserk
Berserk (ベルセルク, Beruseruku?) is a composite Skill of Valor...
- Talk
The correct romanization of Beowulf (ベオウルフ; although that's...
- Most Visited
Edmond DantèsWP (エドモン・ダンテス, Edomon Dantesu?), Class Name...
- Grendel
GrendelWP (グレンデル, Gurenderu?) is a monster appearing in the...
- Grendel Buster
Grendel Buster: Primal Conflict (源流闘争(グレンデル・バスター), Genryū...
- Berserk
His story is told in two parts: in Part One, Beowulf and his 15 men drive out the giant Grendel, while in Part Two, the aged Beowulf is depicted fighting to the death with a dragon fifty years after Part One.
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Beowulf is a Berserker with pretty much only one thing on his agenda - dealing damage. Thankfully, he does that rather well, with reasonably fast access to an NP interlude to augment Grendel Buster's damage output and a skill set that just plain hits hard, with his Madness Enhancement and Berserk skill together giving him a hefty steroid to NP dama...
Beowulf's skillset is very straightforward and thus his skill leveling order is also obvious. Berserk should always be maxed first for maximum Noble Phantasm damage potential, followed by Battle Continuation since he is sorely lacking in terms of survivability. Intuition isn't particularly useful for a Berserker, and though it can help other teamma...
Given Beowulf has such a powerful NP, gaining access to it quickly is highly ideal. Starting NP Gauge is thus an ideal pick, but also Buster Performance Upis amazing for Beowulf. Without a Buster buff of his own, and a very low Madness Enhancement rank, it stacks incredibly well with his main steroid. 1. Kaleidoscope / Imaginary Element - Beowulf h...
11 de jan. de 2022 · For Beowulf, fate is the force that guides his way. From the defeat of Grendel to his fall to the dragon, Beowulf’s fate was decided before he was even born.
Most references to wyrd in Beowulf involve one's death--one's allotted destiny--but there are times, as in the Breca episode, when fate can intervene to help a deserving warrior.
