Ardent Storm - Sublimation
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Ardent Storm - Sublimation

Claymore

This is a cosmetic skin variant of the base weapon — its appearance changes with the wielder's Elemental Type, and it has no independent Base ATK, substat, or R1→R5 Refinement ranks of its own. Real combat stats come from the base weapon equipped.

Lore

A glorious, illusory claymore glimmering with the power of "Reason" that emerged from the depths of the Ley Lines. It can change its appearance based on the Elemental Type of its wielder. Legend has it that this claymore once held the name "Starkuthr" when it was wielded by a transcendent sinner in an ancient land.

Same-type weapons

What is a weapon appearance (skin), and how is it different from a real weapon?

This is not a standalone weapon with its own stats — it is a Weapon Appearance (skin) applied on top of a base weapon you already own. The Base ATK, substat, passive effect and R1→R5 Refinement ranks all come 100% from the base weapon equipped underneath the appearance — changing the appearance changes zero combat power.

What makes "Ley Line"-style appearances (like the one on this page) special is that their shape changes with the wielder's Elemental Type, unlike a regular appearance which keeps one fixed look on every character.

Which weapons can wear this appearance?

This Claymore appearance applies to any Claymore you own, regardless of rarity or specific weapon name. Open your inventory, select the Claymore you want, open the Weapon Appearance menu and pick this skin to apply it. Removing it never loses the appearance — unlocked appearances are saved permanently to your account and can be re-applied to a different Claymore any time later.

Does this appearance affect ATK or substats?

No. Weapon appearances are purely cosmetic — no extra Base ATK, no substat change, no passive effect of its own, and no Refinement rank of its own. Real combat power comes 100% from the base weapon underneath; switching between different appearances never makes a character stronger or weaker.

Where do you get it, and is it still available?

Weapon appearances do not drop from Wishes (gacha) and cannot be crafted at the Forge like regular weapons — they are usually tied to a seasonal endgame challenge or a limited-time event, unlike how regular weapons are obtained. Because they're tied to a season/event, a given appearance can go offline and return in a later season, or get replaced by a newer version — check in-game Announcements or the site's Events page for what's currently available; don't assume availability just from when you're reading this.

How is this different from a Character Costume (outfit)?

These are two completely separate systems. A Weapon Appearance (this page) changes the look of whichever Claymore you're wielding, and can be applied to any Claymore you own. A Character Costume (outfit) instead changes what one specific character wears, is tied to that single character only, and is unlocked/purchased separately — unlocking one has zero effect on the other.

Does equipping or removing it cost anything?

No. Selecting or removing a weapon appearance from the Weapon Appearance menu is completely free and can be switched back and forth as many times as you like — unlike Refining the base weapon, which costs materials and Mora. The only cost is the one-time unlock itself (obtained from the event/challenge described above); after that, reusing it is free and permanent, no matter how many times you switch it.

Characters who wield Claymore

This appearance can be applied to any Claymore — below are 20 playable characters who currently wield a Claymore. Applying it to any of them changes zero points of damage.

FAQ

Does a weapon appearance increase a character's power?
No. 100% of the power comes from the base weapon underneath the appearance — the appearance only changes the visuals, never the Base ATK, substat or passive effect.
Do I need to own the base weapon before unlocking this appearance?
Not required. The appearance is saved to your account and can be applied to any weapon of the same type in your inventory as soon as you own one — even if you obtain it AFTER unlocking the appearance.
Why doesn't this page have an ATK / substat table like other weapons?
Because this is an appearance, not a standalone weapon — it has no ATK curve or substat of its own to display. Check the actual base weapon page you're applying this appearance to for real stats.
How do same-name tiers (e.g. with a "- Sublimation" suffix) differ?
These are usually 2 tiers of the same appearance line — a base tier and an upgraded tier (fancier visual effects, sometimes a higher unlock requirement) — but both are equally cosmetic; neither tier is stronger in stats.
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