Mini Warriors Reborn · Hero
Turkey Sprite
Grateful Flicker Spirit
01Lore
Turkey Sprite: A figure from Western folklore and fantasy, the Turkey Sprite is deeply intertwined with Thanksgiving culture. Adorned in colorful feathers and exuding adorable charm, it blends the agility of a sprite with the distinct features of a turkey. Gifted in accelerating crop growth and spreading blessings of abundance, its origins trace back to Native American turkey totem worship, enriched by European fairy legends. Symbolizing gratitude, harvest, and harmony with nature, the Turkey Sprite serves as a cheerful icon that conveys the warmth and joy of the holiday season.
02Skill
Warm Welcome
Upon battle initiation, sacrifices -30(-60)% HP to roast 2(5) portions of "Delicious Roast Chicken", and forces the 2(5) farthest enemy heroes to consume it.
"Delicious Roast Chicken": Bewitched by the tasty meal, enemy targets are compelled to attack the Turkey Sprite for 7(10) seconds. During this time, their range drops by -40(-100)%, and the debuff cannot be dispelled.
03
Afterlife Roast Chicken Sacrament
Afterlife Roast Chicken Sacrament Crafted with Blazing Feathers and Golden Roast Stone, this sealed delicacy exudes a peculiar aroma. Legend has it that, during the Thanksgiving Festival, turkey spirits used this offering to bewilder enemy forces, trapping them in a dream of illusory flavors. A whiff of its smoky scent can leave even the strongest minds dazed.
Hero HP +6%
For the first 20 seconds of battle, restore 2% of the maximum HP of unit per second, undispellable.
Heroes receive 33% less skill damage.
Enemy units that consume "Delicious" Roast Chicken will enter a satiated state (attack speed reduced by 100%, restores 20% every 4 seconds, cannot be dispelled).
8 seconds after first encountering the enemy, this unit sacrifices itself, forcing all enemy units within range to target lock on it for 5 seconds. This effect cannot be dispelled. During the sacrifice, the unit is immune to damage, and will immediately die when the effect ends.
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