Aegir/Strategy
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(This page is for Aegir strategy guide. For the standard Aegir page, click here.)
Overview
Adapted with permission from the Housamo Gameplay-Based Tier List. Remove this disclaimer when Overview is sufficiently modified.
With the new Buff Snatch coming from him as well as somewhat favorable Push properties, 
Aegir offers unusual tools that can be exploited under the right circumstances. Buff Snatch is similar to Purge, except the erased buff is then transferred to him, this is especially useful to steal Guts, Evasion or other rare, non-scaling buffs he can make use of. It may sound quite great on paper, but it’s ultimately a glorified Purge due to the stolen buffs scaling off of enemy skill level, which is often not high enough. Past that, his LB1+LB2 offers a permanent push and lock thanks to Fear, allowing him to progressively push enemies up without repercussions. One very noteworthy aspect of his is also his Charge, being able to heal a lot of his HP back if it hits 2-3 enemies, which is heavily recommended. You can try and exploit his Charge for durability and damage (as 5☆ thanks to a nice offensive self-buff).
Highlights
Adapted with permission from the Housamo Gameplay-Based Tier List. Remove this disclaimer when Highlights is sufficiently modified.
Class: Disruptive Support
Gameplay role:
Pros
+ Default CP Up allows him to reach his fantastic Charge earlier.
+ LB1 Fear along with LB2 Push will allow him to shove back and hold enemy lines as much as he wants.
+ Buff Snatch is a Purge that, besides erasing enemy buffs progressively, he’ll reapply them to himself.
+ His Charge can heal him for about 40%~50% of his HP if he makes a full hit with it, helping a lot with his survivability.
Cons
- Only 5☆ has an offensive buff to himself, meaning 3☆ misses out on much-needed damage output.
- LB3 has a so-so proc rate, its effect relies on enemies having buffs to begin with and you can’t fully control what he could steal from them.
- The CP Down part of his skills, while it eats up a lot of CP, it’s a bonus at best due to enemies usually not reaching their Charge normally to begin with.
- The fact Buff Snatch scales off enemy skill level greatly limits self-benefit properties given how most buffs scale off of it to be at their peak. Enemies often don’t have high skill level to begin with.
Gameplay Role
Example gameplay role breakdown.
Stats and Seed Usage
| Unit | Max HP (unseeded) | Max HP (seeded) | Max ATK (unseeded) | Max ATK (seeded) | Max normal ATK per square (unseeded) | Max normal ATK per square (seeded) | Max CS ATK per square (unseeded, SALV1) | Max CS ATK per square (seeded, SALV1) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
   |
5586 | 7467 | 4350 | 6032 | 2392 | 3318 | 3915 | 5429 |
  |
7536 | 9421 | 5243 | 6856 | 2884 | 3771 | 9437 | 12342 |
Example description
Team Synergy
Example synergy class
Example description
Checks and Counters
Example counter
Example description
Teambuilding Options
This section consists of user-submitted builds that may not necessarily be viable for high level quests.
Arbitrary Team Name
| Team Details (submitted by UserName) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aegir 【Debuffer】 |
Aegir 【Moveslut, CP Battery】 |
Aegir 【Healer, Tank】 |
Aegir 【Support unit】 |
 Licht 【example of variant call】 |
 Anyone / no one 【Flexible】 |
| Cost: ≥X | |||||
Example team function description.