

★★★★★
HP
Guild Shop
Increases Accuracy by 25%
PvP Offense, World Arena, Raids (Leader Skill)
Worth fully skilling up with Devilmons
Stats
Grade | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★★ | |||
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Level | Min | Lv. 35 | Min | Lv. 40 | |
Normal | |||||
HP | 4425 | 7500 | 6000 | 10215 | |
ATK | 280 | 476 | 381 | 648 | |
DEF | 280 | 476 | 381 | 648 | |
Awakened | |||||
HP | 4995 | 8475 | 6780 | 11535 | |
ATK | 323 | 549 | 439 | 747 | |
DEF | 271 | 460 | 368 | 626 |
SPD | CRI RATE% | CRI DMG% | RES% | ACC% | |
Unawakened | 99 | 15 | 50 | 15 | 0 |
Awakened | 100 | 15 | 50 | 15 | 25 |
Skills
Leader Skill: Increases the Resistance of ally monsters by 41%
Skill 1: Mega Smash [((Spd + 210) / 0.7)%ATK]: Attacks with magical powers and inflicts continuous damage for 2 turns with a 50% chance. The damage increases according to Attack Speed.
- Lv.2 Damage +5%
- Lv.3 Harmful Effect Rate +10%
- Lv.4 Damage +10%
- Lv.5 Damage +10%
- Lv.6 Harmful Effect Rate +15%
Skill 2: Triple Crush [190%ATK x 3]: Attacks the enemy 3 times with magic and weakens the Defense for 2 turns with a 50% chance for each attack. (Reusable in 3 turns)
- Lv.2 Harmful Effect Rate +5%
- Lv.3 Damage +10%
- Lv.4 Harmful Effect Rate +5%
- Lv.5 Damage +10%
- Lv.6 Harmful Effect Rate +10%
Skill 3: Ancient Power (Passive): Increases the damage inflicted on enemies with harmful effects by 30% and makes the enemy oblivious for 2 turns with each attack. Passive skills aren’t activated in oblivion state. (Automatic Effect)
Rune Recommendations
Early Game | Swift + Focus or Revenge | SPD / HP% / HP% or ACC% |
End-Game | Violent + Will or Revenge | SPD / HP% / HP% or ATK% |
Raid Damage Build | Fatal or Rage + Revenge | SPD / CRIT D% / HP% or ATK% |
Site Review
Dungeons: Unfortunately, since oblivion doesn’t really work on the bosses, bringing Tesarion here is pretty meaningless. Both Veromos and Theomars will do a far better job than him, be it support or damage respectively. There’s little reason to use Tesarion here apart from being a standard fire monster.
Raids: Thanks to his good base stats, strong resistance leader skill and good damage, Tesarion’s a surprisingly good choice for raids. While both his DoTs and Oblivion debuff won’t work here, he brings enough to the table to warrant a use. Most players using him here will run him as a damage build or hybrid instead of a full support, since he actually hits really hard thanks to his passive damage bonus.
ToA: While you won’t use him that much here, Tesarion is situationally useful in certain stages. Notably, he does wonders against the quadruple Fria + Garo stage in ToA, since the oblivion will prevent the full heal and cleanse from working. He also does wonders against any Rina or Fuco stages in ToAH, and most used against the ToA 100 Lyrith stage. The oblivion debuff works against the incarnations, making him and the extremely rare Isis (Light Desert Queen, not the group) the two monsters capable in shutting them down.
PvP: While he doesn’t get that much usage in Arena due to how time-consuming it is to oblivion monsters one-by-one, Tesarion is an excellent monster for Guild Wars. The oblivion effect makes passive reliant monsters like Laika, Theomars, Perna, Camilla and more from doing their intended job, while making it infinitely easier to kill them. Just make sure you have enough support for him to get a turn off, since all these monsters are capable of taking out Tesarion in one-shot when he is defense broken.
How to Counter
Tesarion’s generally a much more offense-used monster than defense. However, he does pop up in a lower-level defense from time to time. Unless you want to get into a Tesarion vs Tesarion war, the best situation is to bring a solid water nuker to take him out. Tesarion’s AI isn’t smart enough to target your own water nukers, making Theomars and Camilla safe choices in countering him. While most will build him as a pure tanky support, there’s also a good chance that he’ll hit surprisingly hard, so just be careful of that.
Other advice:
- Accuracy is crucial for Tesarion. Ideally, you’ll want 85% accuracy. However, 60% upwards should suffice
- Make sure to synergize the speed of Tesarion to the rest of your nukers. You want him to move before them
Editor’s Note
Both Theomars and Tesarion are seen as the ideal choices for the Ifrit Summoning, since both offer extremely unique passives not found anywhere else. For most newer players, Oblivion is the only way to counter certain monsters in the game. He’s a valuable asset, largely due to how unique he is. End-game wise, he’s been getting more traction in Guild War Offense and World Arena. Overall, he’s a monster that you’ll likely be using for the entirety of your game, so make sure you give some good runes to him.
Scepter
Additional Notes
- Ancient Power (Passive) – Most (if not all) bosses are immune to Oblivion.
Patch Notes
– Updated on 2017.06.03
- Ancient Power (Passive) – Increased damage from 20% -> 30% when the enemy targets is granted with harmful effects.
- Oblivion debuff is an extremely rare debuff
- Great all-round base stats
- Accuracy on awakening is great with his passive and defense break
- Hits surprisingly hard due to his 3rd Skill’s increased damage on harmful effects
- Average base speed of 100
- Oblivion effect is single-target, making him vulnerable against multiple passive-strong threats
- Heavily reliant on accuracy to function
Update Leader skill bonus to 41% resistance
Wow, 63 defense, mods!
-Nice dots to giants, dragons
-NICE SUPA PASSIVE counter most strong monsters with good passives (leo, laika etc)
-30% FREE amplify damage
-with 200 speed hits 575 % atk WITH 1 SKILL (+dot + 30% amplify with passives)
-So he can hit very very hard to defence broken units so you just need balance between speed and atk stats (200 speed optimal)
-Good +25% accuracy when evakes
-Good leader skill
-In some situations can be used in toa (rare)
-Not so fast
-Absolutely useless in arena defence
Nice monster, be sure to rune it properly.
Enjoy with him, he’s a gift
What rune build mate?
HP: 115354 hp huh? Wow!
-Hard counter to any monster with a passive, which are generally some of the strongest or most annoying to kill monsters in the game - perna, chow, camilla, laika, vero, fuco, rina...etc etc
-1st skill DoT great against bosses
-Niche monster - against monsters without passives (majority of monsters), Tesarion is mediocre
-Oblivion doesn't work against bosses
-Oblivion doesn't affect Akroma
Runes:
Attacker: Violent/blade spd/att/att with accuracy substats
Tanky support: Violent/focus spd/hp/hp with accuracy subs
Oblivion king: Swift/focus spd/hp/acc with hp substats allows you to outspeed mons with passive before they can attack
Niche monster, but completely rules his niche because his passive is totally unique. Not super useful against most mons, but hard counters some of the toughest monsters in the game.
He can do some Nasty Nasty damage, and the oblivion skill has saved my butt many occasions. For runes I use Violent / Focus with atk% on all three with some speed and health substat's and some Crit R.
Hp can be low but if you rune him right or throw in a good healer he'll usually live.
Very Good Monster
AMAZING 3rd Skill. HE is a TOA GOD!
low hp.
Low hp, seriously?
AMAZING 3rd Skill. HE is a TOA GOD!
low hp.