Feng Xun (Fu Xi)

Feng Xun (Fu Xi) is a Legendary Wind character in Dislyte. Feng Xun (Fu Xi)'s role is Support. Faction: Wanderer.

On our Dislyte tier list Feng Xun (Fu Xi) is B tier, 124th of the 179 characters ranked, from where 3 current tier lists put Feng Xun (Fu Xi).

Other Wind characters in Dislyte: Ahmed (Geb), Ain (Ptah), Alolin (Pazuzu), Amir (Enkidu), Arcana (Hermes), Archibald (Mictlantecutli) and 45 more.

Feng Xun works as an offensive support who layers buffs onto the team gradually instead of all at once. His zone skill amplifies allies' basic attack damage and adds healing over time, and while that zone is up, his own single-target and group-hitting attacks are both guaranteed to crit, with the group one dealing extra damage on top.

His passive also hands out random buffs to allies and can cleanse them of crowd control, and his single-target skill keeps healing whichever ally is lowest on HP while it damages the enemy.

Career 1: A carefree bounty hunter. From time to time, an eccentric bounty hunter will show up at the hall of the Hunter's Guild.

He takes his time to pick and choose, yawning constantly all the while, and leaves with a trivial mission like looking for a missing pet.

And yet, he can boast a completion rate of 100%.

His name is Feng Xun. Blessed with the divine power of Fu Xi, he is an expert fortune-teller who has gazed upon the face of destiny itself.

At the same time, he lives by three principles: never offend heaven or reason, never violate public order or morality, and never get up before 11.

His small-time odd jobs are usually barely enough for him to earn a living.

But no matter the price, he'll never take a job that violates his principles.

Career 2: Rules are made to be broken. Born to a family of fortune-tellers in Tangton, Feng Xun pushed his divination skills to new heights after acquiring his divine power.

Before, he could only offer vague proclamations of weal or woe; now, he understands the rules that govern fate itself.

Feng Xun's powers of divination allowed him to see the future long before anyone else.

But this foresight made him fatalistic: if everything was pre-destined, then why struggle?

When he foresaw the arrival of the Miracles and the crisis Tangton was about to face, Feng Xun was convinced that there was no way out.

But when the Union arrived to help, he tried again to look into the future and saw a slim chance of survival amidst a sea of danger.

When Li Ling split the Tianmen Mountains in two, he changed Feng Xun's view of destiny forever.

There may be rules that govern fate—but some rules were made to be broken.

Career 3 / A blessing and a curse.: Feng Xun's family foretold that his future would be bleak, beset with danger.

Try as he might, he could never get a glimpse of his own destiny.

To avoid conflict, Feng Xun chose to drop out of school and return home, hiding his divine power.

He also asked Li Ling to never mention his great contribution to the defense of Tangton.

Li Ling kept his promise, but stories about Feng Xun's incredible power began spreading like wildfire.

The Shadow Decree and the Union both tried to recruit him repeatedly, but he turned down all the offers.

All he wanted was to stay with his family and keep Tangton safe, leading a life of leisure untroubled by the world.

The Shadow Decree, enraged by Feng Xun's repeated refusal, attacked him and threatened the Feng clan.

To spare his family from danger, he eventually left Tangton to roam the earth alone.

Career 4 / Live free, walk alone.: For Feng Xun, leaving Tangton and his family was not all bad.

He had been living a reclusive life, with little chance to see the world.

He discovered a new goal: to travel the world, doing his part to prevent seemingly unavoidable tragedies.

But even the most ardent dreamer has bills to pay.

On his travels, Feng Xun took on missions as a bounty hunter to make money.

These days, no one knows where Feng Xun is.

All who try to track him down return empty-handed.

He could be wandering deep in the mountains, contemplating the laws of fate under a waterfall—but it's equally likely that he's yet to get out of bed.