It requires at least 30% charge to use, and it drains Don Quixote’s entire NP gauge. The Extra Attack buff is the second-most useful thanks to Don Quixote’s good cards, while anti-Rider damage is the least useful, as Don Quixote is not strong enough to be worthwhile in neutral contexts, even with the extra buff.Ĭlosing the Curtain of Reality is a lore-compliant skill you will realistically never touch.
For appends, Mana Loading is nice as always, especially considering Don Quixote has no innate self-charge and in fact needs extra charge to make use of his third skill. Accompanying Servant is a unique passive representing Sancho Panza, and it increases Don Quixote’s Death Resistance, which could be nice for the occasional gimmick fight, but if instant-kill is a real threat you’re still better off running a King Hassan or a Moon Cancer. For passives, he gets E-level Magic Resistance and Riding, both of which are good passives for him but both of which are too low-level to be meaningful here. His internals are better, though: as a Quick Servant with high-hit Quicks, his star gen is solid, and he has standard Arts NP gain and good Quick NP gain for his deck. You could argue he’s meant to be more supportive-or at least a hybrid support-but his ostensible supportive tools undercut each other in ways that do not point in this direction. Don Quixote is a defense-leaning Lancer, which is unfortunate for a DPS.
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