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Until his interlude, this skill is the first to prioritize. This skill is crucial for any Master wanting to loop, as Quick boosts natural NP gain.

Tactical Body B gives both a Critical boost and a boost to Xiang’s Quick and Buster.

In the future this will also have a Critical gather rate skill and double the Critical Damage buff, making it first priority to boost to max, but for now it can be left to second. Masters most likely will use this in tandem with Tactical Body B for a one turn burst, and ignore the evasion effect.

Foresight A is the first of two Critical boosts, also providing a one turn evasion.

Afterwards, they can concentrate on Star generation. As such, Masters should prioritize his Critical damage, which is equivalent in magnitude on his first and second skill, maxing it for greatest effectiveness. While Xiang Yu can be used for looping, it is in such a rare situation that his looping capabilities are mostly ignored in prioritizing his skills. Although Xiang does have a 1-turn evasion, this skill often is tied to his Critical damage so it is often not used for survival. He does have a large health pool, but it still is miniscule compared to the damage he’d take in use. Like all Berserkers, Xiang takes double damage from every class in the game except other Berserkers. This makes him rather one-dimensional as a primary damage dealer, with either his Noble Phantasm or his Critical damage being ignored in favor of the other.

Hard to Supportĭue to the nature of Xiang being meant for both Buster criticals and Quick Noble Phantasms, it is hard to get a perfect support for him.

Even worse, he has no Star gather, meaning unless he has a copious amount of stars available or the right luck, he won’t be able to use a Critical when needed. Tactical Body does make up for this a bit with a Quick and Buster up for three turns, but his base non-critical damage is not what makes him good. Xiang is capable of dishing out critical hits, but it is only a single turn of burst with a five/six turn cooldown at max level. Just be careful that he doesn’t make you part of the massacre too! Strengths Should a Master want a heavy critical damage dealer, they can’t go wrong with Xiang Yu. Like always, as a Berserker he also suffers from squishiness. He’s also difficult to support, as his Noble Phantasm favors Quick supports, and his cards/criticals favor Buster supports. Even if a Master was looking for one-turn criticals, Xiang Yu has no way to gather stars to himself before his interlude, and Berserkers have the worst natural star gather rates in the game. Xiang Yu’s criticals are great for a single turn, but are then stuck on a long cooldown. However, all of this madness comes with a price. This is further enhanced by his Ignore Invincibility on Arts of a Conqueror. Another huge strength is his multi-hit Quick AoE Noble Phantasm, which does make him a candidate for looping with a double Skadi setup. With two skills to boost his Critical damage via Foresight A++ and Tactical Body B, and a third to generate Critical stars with Arts of a Conqueror A, he winds up getting a whopping 100% Critical damage to add on top to his three Buster cards. Xiang Yu’s strength without a doubt is his ability to dish out the damage with Critical hits.

Xiang Yu was once a fierce rebel who ordered the mass murder of civilians in cities which surrendered peacefully, and in FGO he remains a brutal Berserker who destroys everything in sight with his Quick AoE Noble Phantasm and strong Critical hits.