AFK Arena · Hero

Mulan

The Iron Magnolia

🌀Dimensional🏹RangerElite⚔PhysicalContinuous Damage

Dimensional, Ranger

Stats Stats at any level →

HP738864

ATK54697

DEF9918

Magic Resist9918

Skills

Rider's WrathUltimate

Mulan enters cavalry mode and charges across the battlefield 1 time. She will chart a path with the most enemy heroes, damaging all enemies in her path for 200% of her Attack Rating and temporarily stunning and knocking them into the air. Mulan then gallops to the area with the most enemy heroes, exits cavalry mode, and leaps off her horse, damaging nearby enemy heroes for 240% of her Attack Rating and temporarily stunning them as she knocks them into the air. While in cavalry mode, Mulan is immune to damage and control effects.

Rider's WrathUltimate

While in cavalry mode, Mulan recovers 4% of her max health every 1 second. She can recover up to 20% of her max health each time she enters cavalry mode.

Rider's WrathUltimate

When leaping off her horse, Mulan deals additional damage to her targets equal to 10% of her max health. The additional damage cannot exceed 400% of her Attack Rating.

Flashing SteelSkill 2

Mulan slashes repeatedly with her sword, damaging enemies in front of her 2 times for 200% of her Attack Rating. She then teleports and unleashes another flurry of slashes, damaging enemies in front of her 3 times for 200% of her Attack Rating. While using this skill, Mulan is immune to direct damage and control effects, but the amount of damage negated will be recorded. After the skill ends, she will lose health equal to 80% of the negated damage. This damage cannot kill her.

Flashing SteelSkill 2

After this skill ends, Mulan will be healed for 20% of the damage it dealt.

Flashing SteelSkill 2

After this skill ends, Mulan will lose health equal to 50% of the damage it negated. This damage cannot kill her.

Flashing SteelSkill 2

The second flurry of slashes after Mulan teleports will knock enemies into the air and temporarily stun them.

Formidable FortressSkill 3

Active: Mulan fly-kicks enemies in front of her, damaging them for 280% of her Attack Rating. The enemies are temporarily stunned and knocked into the air. Passive: If Mulan is about to receive damage that exceeds 10% of her max health or would reduce her to less than 10% health, she will parry the attack with her sword and damage enemies in front of her for 200% of her Attack Rating. Parrying reduces the damage she takes from an attack by 50%. She can parry 4 times over the next 3 seconds, after which the cooldown for this skill's active effect will be reset and Mulan will be unable to parry again for the next 12 seconds.

Formidable FortressSkill 3

After fly-kicking, Mulan's movement speed is increased by 25% for 3 seconds. This effect cannot stack.

Formidable FortressSkill 3

When parrying, the damage Mulan receives is reduced by 70%.

Formidable FortressSkill 3

Before fly-kicking, Mulan destroys all of the targets' shields and renders them unable to acquire a new shield for the next 3 seconds.

Relentless PursuitSkill 4

Whenever Mulan knocks an enemy hero airborne, she hits them with a follow-up attack, damaging them for 100% of her Attack Rating. Each follow-up attack increases the damage of the next follow-up attack by 20% of Mulan's Attack Rating, up to 300%. If the target is a Boss, Mulan will still launch a follow-up attack even if she fails to knock them airborne.

Relentless PursuitSkill 4

When Mulan knocks an enemy airborne to the edge of the battlefield, she damages the target and nearby enemies for 280% of her Attack Rating. This effect can be triggered for each enemy hero once every 5 seconds.

Relentless PursuitSkill 4

Once the damage of Mulan's follow-up attacks maxes out, subsequent follow-up attacks will deal extra damage to the target equal to 10% of the target's max health. This extra damage cannot exceed 300% of Mulan's Attack Rating.

Relentless PursuitSkill 4

Control or limitation effects inflicted by Mulan's allied heroes will also trigger follow-up attacks. Each allied hero can trigger a follow-up attack once every 3 seconds.

Profile

"On your left! Grab 'em!" Hearing the young woman's quiet command, Taya of the Tiger folk stepped smartly over and seized the arm of the "middle-aged man" to his left. He angrily ripped away his fake beard to reveal the panicked face of the woman responsible for cheating them of their money. She'd thought she could slip away unnoticed in disguise, never expecting the young woman to see through her ruse so swiftly. "How did you spot her, Mulan?" "She still has a lot to learn, if she wants to pass as a man," Mulan said with a smile, before fishing a coin pouch from the swindler's pocket and carefully counting out what was theirs. "Let's go. We can still make it to the market before it closes." Taya had only met Mulan a couple of weeks previously, when he'd been in a spot of trouble. Taya, his caravan companions, and their wagons had all become stuck in the mud. Unable to move an inch, all they could do was call out helplessly. That's when Mulan appeared. A figure, strangely dressed, strode out of the forest, before cleanly slicing through some nearby vines. These were tied to rocks, which were then thrown to rescue the marooned caravans. Eventually the wagons and the crates were also extricated from the muddy trap. While the caravaners were out of trouble, the same could not be said of their cargo. The crates were caked in mud, while water had seeped in and soaked the contents. They'd originally intended to sell their goods at the Mutt'Heer harbor, but would never get a decent price now. The caravaners all grumbled and groused with each other, before all seizing on Taya as a scapegoat. They swore they'd been bewitched by a Hypogean into doing business with one of the Tiger folk, as if one of them could become a respectable businessman then steelthorn hens would fly! In the end, most of the others left. They took their wagons and share of the cargo, and abandoned Taya, leaving him silent and alone. While the caravan may have suddenly disappeared, Mulan had not, and she extended an invitation to Taya. "I'm headed for Mutt'Heer Harbor too, as it happens. If you still wanted to go..." The pair soon arrived at a small town, where they sold what they had for what they could, purchased new goods, and hit the road again. As they traveled, Taya found himself admiring Mulan more and more: whether she was fetching water, making a fire, or pitching camp, everything was meticulous and tidy. Neither leaking wagons nor wandering bandits could ruffle her seasoned feathers. During one of their evening chats around the campfire, Taya did find out that Mulan had once been a soldier. But she never spoke about where she came from, only saying that it was somewhere far away. It took a couple of weeks of trading to recoup Taya's losses, but in recent days he'd been following Mulan's suggestion and purchasing medicinal herbs. The sailors in Mutt'Heer Town often stocked up on such things before a voyage. Taya had been pretty confident over the past few weeks, by and large, yet the memories of being swindled and bullied kept percolating in his mind. "Perhaps us Tigers really aren't any good at business." "No one is ever an expert from birth." Mulan paused but, with no response from Taya, continued: "I don't know what it's like for your people but, where I come from, it was once the case that no women ever went to war." Shocked, Taya listened as Mulan told her tale, of how her father had been conscripted over a decade ago. She had worried that her father was too weak to fight, so dressed as a man to take her father's place on the battlefield. Her military achievements were many, and lasted until the war ended that very year. She refused the khan's offer to become an official, instead choosing to return home. It was only then that her old comrades on the battlefield discovered that she was really a woman. Taya finally understand how Mulan had seen right through the swindler's disguise. As someone who had spent a decade living as a man, undiscovered, in the army... Well, there were still some glaring flaws in a seemingly ingenious disguise. "That's right. How can your identity at birth determine your entire life?" It took over a month, and a lot of trouble, for the two of them to finally reach the harbor at Mutt'Heer Town. As they sold their last batch of herbs, Mulan's judgment proved correct: the herbs were a hot commodity, and they made a small fortune from the sailors. Taya came over to Mulan as she gazed out at the sea. He recalled that she had been heading for the harbor too, and pointed out where the postal service was: "Look, you can send a letter to your family over there." "My family is so, so far away. I doubt my parents would ever receive it." Mulan spoke stoically. "It's even farther than this Lightbearer Empire you mentioned. But what about you? Aren't you going to write a letter home?" Taya merely shook his head helplessly, before finally explaining the inherent contradiction and conflict between Maulers and merchants: the Maulers were a warlike people, valuing military prowess and regarding trade as a worthless profession. Both his parents were particularly outstanding warriors, who had sworn as his caravan departed to sever all ties with him... "I'm not like you. You're so powerful I bet everyone in your hometown is proud of you." Mulan heard the envy in Taya's voice, but knew that the customs in her hometown were not as he thought they were. She had also once thought that leaving the battlefield for good and returning home would mean a peaceful life, but had felt uncomfortable soon after getting back. She had been at war for so long that her skills, habits, and even her friends, were all completely different. To her people, the model woman was certainly not what she had become. After a long struggle, she realized that her goal of protecting her father had been achieved, and that it was time to seek another. Thus she had decided to leave once again and, after traveling countless miles, just so happened to arrive in Esperia. "You're the only one who can walk your path. That is so much more important than what others think of you." Mulan said, before clapping Taya on the shoulder. Taya knew Mulan was right, and that his own problems paled in comparison. From the battlefield to her own home, she had been surrounded by people who didn't understand her, yet had never given in, never capitulated to anything. Taya made his mind up to write an honest, heartfelt letter to his family and, nodding, headed for the post station. Mulan watched his retreating back, then turned to gaze back out at the sea. So this was the sea... Just like the never-ending plains back home, the wind-whipped waves were like the grass bending in the breeze. Taya will return to his departure soon, maybe I should... set sail for new shores?