Frostleaf

Frostleaf is a 4-star character in Arknights. Frostleaf's weapon type is tomahawk (axe) and class is Guard. Faction: Rhodes Island.

On our Arknights tier list Frostleaf is D tier, 259th of the 293 characters ranked, from where 11 current tier lists put Frostleaf.

Frostleaf can fight from range when she isn't tied up blocking, including against aerial targets, though those ranged hits only do 80% of what her melee attacks would. Both her tomahawk skills slow whatever they hit, and Ice Tomahawk adds a bind chance on top, even if that bind doesn't land often enough to count on.

Her damage output is unimpressive overall, but the consistent slow effect lets her function as a Decel Binder Supporter, stalling fast enemies or wearing down tough ones instead of trying to out-damage them.

This operator shall be appointed a Guard Operator during field operations to exercise Lord responsibilities.

LOR-X: In second pocket of backpack's compartment.

Remember to take out before washing.

—Frostleaf's personal belongings, do not touch.

My Backup Mixtape No. 2 Track List

Total Length: 36:00

Side A

1. Close Your Eyes - The Easy Raindrops (3:27)

2. Tiptoe Through Siesta – Cape Pianist (3:20)

3. Green Grapefruit - The Easy Raindrops (3:11)

(A round-looking fruit is drawn next to it)

4. The Night Whistles By – Max D. C. Children's Choir (3:30)

(A note is written in a differently-colored pen: "A song I listened to as a kid, took a while to find")

5. A Story of Underground Tunnels and Falling Corn – Beth Grande (4:32)

(Beneath the comma is a pair of closed eyes)

Side B

1. The Disaster I'm In – The Nonbelievers (5:31)

(A red heart is drawn next to this)

2. Declared Innocent – The Fire Axes (4:37)

3. ■■■■■■–■■■■■■ (■:■■)

(Heavily scribbled out, along with a note written in another color: "The beat's all wrong.

Will get hurt if listened in battle. ")

(There's an arrow pointing to another line of text below that reads "Storm Riders – The Fire Axes (4:00)")

4. Taking Back My Tears – Fantasy Realm (3:30)

This is the second backup tape I've made.

The first wouldn't play after being soaked.

While re-recording, I swapped out one song on Side B that didn't fit.

It had a weird beat, which messes up my breathing whenever I swung my axe to it.

But switching it out left a little gap in the mixtape, and the total playtime went down by 22 seconds.

It wasn't seamless anymore.

While worrying about it, I heard the sound of someone practicing an instrument in the dorms.

The sound of the metronome was really nice.

So I pressed record in the hallway and filled those 22 seconds with the ticking of the metronome.

I still don't know who was practicing that day, but I'm really grateful to them.

I know how to write a lot of words now, so I can write all these things down.

The nice lady in Medical also encouraged me to write my feelings down more often, but I don't know what words to use to capture my ever-changing mood.

Just like how every tape has a side A and a side B, our feelings also have sides, and they're always pulsing and changing.

I like the rhythm when my feelings pulse.

Like a drumbeat. Like a metronome swinging from side to side.

I like a calm rhythm when I'm alone, and an intense one when I'm on a mission.

These rhythms are my own, and they won't ever end.

There's no room left to write on this paper, so I'll leave it at that.