Trickster in King Legacy

Trickster is a Third Sea fighting style taught by Wisp at The Unearthly’s castle. The community wiki lists level 4000 or higher, ten Trickshards and twenty-five million Beli for its acquisition route. Check all three requirements before treating arrival at the trainer as the end of the unlock. A style showcase usually shows the finished kit rather than the collection work behind it.

Trickshards are associated with Chaos Kraken tentacles in the research snapshot. That makes the material collection a separate objective from saving the Beli payment. Our practical recommendation is to track the shard count independently and keep those materials reserved until the acquisition is complete. Another rare material from an ocean boss is not interchangeable just because it appears in the same sea.

The move list combines cards, grouping and movement. Split Deck Slash draws nearby enemies into a vortex before its finishing slash, while Binding Shuffle traps targets inside a card cube. Those descriptions explain different ways to control a group. Card of Shadows and Void Draw instead send attacks forward. Use the effects to compare roles rather than assuming every card-themed move has the same range or purpose.

Deck Blink provides a forward teleport and slash. That makes positioning part of the style’s identity alongside its attacks, but the listed effect does not prove that it evades every incoming hit. The skills table contains six entries because it includes the basic M1 attack plus five bound abilities; it is not a claim of six separate active key skills. Requirements also differ between moves, so owning the style should not be confused with meeting every move requirement. For a build decision, compare the collection route, movement option and crowd-control tools with the attacks you already rely on. No measured damage-per-second ranking is established by the source.