PLAY THE BUILD

Prepare the fountain and preserve shop money
Use Forest Cat, the listed critical talent allocation, Rainbow Feather and Kriton’s Seal. Set Solar Blade to 100%, Precision to 50%, and ban Wind Song in Fruit Skewers. Choose Hunter or Meteorite Blacksmith.
Find Meteorite Pauldrons early. The feather is brought from the fountain because this route otherwise avoids its Wind Song pool; level it instead of leaving it at level 0. Save Leaves for Golden Needle of the North.
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Use normal attacks until Solis Imber is ready
Upgrade to Fire Dagger and activate Solar Blade as early as possible. Normal attacks can carry the first stage; do not lose health trying to parry every enemy before the final weapon upgrade.
Buy Golden Needle of the North when available and put it below the Pauldrons. The build depends on both weapon-triggered Solar Blades and recall damage, so do not spend every resource amplifying only the active Artifact.
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Learn the Fury and recall sequence
Upgrade to Solis Imber. Use a safe parry to prepare Fury, land Fury to release your held blades, then activate Meteorite Pauldrons to recall the fallen blades. With the leveled Rainbow Feather, use the extra opportunity to repeat the sequence.
The 50% Pauldrons bonus belongs to the updated weapon effect. Older versions lacking this line will not reproduce this exact route.
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Finish Solar Blade and control the return paths
Complete Solar Blade 10 and obtain Solis Dekri for critical chance and defense penetration. Then finish Elemental 6 and Precision 10. Midday Whetstone is optional help for ordinary rooms, not the engine of the boss sequence.
Leave Meteorite Earrings out of this specific route: they change where blades land, while the Pauldrons need useful return paths through enemies. For crowded rooms, drop blades with normal attacks and recall them instead of forcing unsafe parries.
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Keep the final boss loop practical
Prioritize a reliable Fury–recall rhythm over perfectly lining up every blade. The fallen blades’ positions change the damage substantially, so a stationary dummy result is not a promise for every boss phase.
Recover and dodge when needed. This route requires active timing and suffers when Fury misses or the recall crosses empty ground; it is not an automatic one-button setup.
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