Aeila Lifebraid

Aeila Lifebraid is an Epic Void character in RAID: Shadow Legends. Aeila Lifebraid's role is Support. Faction: Sylvan Watchers.

On the combined RAID: Shadow Legends tier list Aeila Lifebraid is C tier, 551st of the 1029 characters ranked, from where 2 community tier lists put Aeila Lifebraid.

Other Void characters in RAID: Shadow Legends: Acrizia, Ailil, Akemtum, Amarantine Skeleton, Andryssia, Angar and 216 more.

Heals the team for 30% under a two-turn Block Debuffs, restores destroyed max HP with every A1, and has a 75% Sleep chance on Strong Strike, which first gives the team 50% Increase ACC. The passive adds a 12% chance at an Instant Turn after any active skill.

In a time of terrible corruption and death, Aeila was a giver of purity and life. A dire evil had engulfed the Heart Tree of the Sylvan, and tendrils of Darkness were weaving their way throughout the Mistwood, root and branch. General unease and sporadic violence gave way to increasing anarchy and immense suffering. Waves of twisted Fae tore through the woods, straining the defenses of countless Sylvan settlements. Madness turned friends and kin against each other, and the empathic connection of the Rhythm meant the insanity could easily spread. It took incredible effort for Sylvan such as Aeila to pull away from the psychic milieu of the now-corrupted Rhythm, the primal heartbeat that had nurtured and sustained them all their days. The call of Siroth's perverted Heart Tree was intense, but for some, their revulsion and terror at what their beloved Rhythm had become was enough to overcome its darkly powerful attractive force.

Aeila and her fellow resistors fled their fallen homes as refugees, seeking supplies, succor, and allies. Decades elapsed as the Mistwood churned with evil and the struggle to redeem it raged on. Aeila, though vengeance was on her mind, more keenly felt a terrible sorrow and pity for the suffering of her people. Most of the survivors bore wounds from basic traumas or from the ichor-slickened claws of the corrupt Fae, which brought grievous long-term festering affliction. Heartbroken, Aeila retreated to fond memories of childhood. Her Fae father was a minor noble and often absent, but Aeila's Elf mother was a devoted guardian. Aeila remembered golden days of sunshine amid the lush boughs, when her mother would sing Elf-songs to her and braid her long hair, filling her heart with gladness and warmth. She wept for such bygone days, for fear they might never come again. But the tears hardened her resolve, and she sought out the healers treating the injured. She asked to take up apprenticeship among them, and they were glad to have an extra set of hands to aid in their constant, urgent work.

In both magical and mundane healing techniques, Aeila proved a natural talent. She sang her mother's songs, wove petals into the hair of the stricken, and prayed for the mercy of nature untainted, for life to pardon old wounds with new flesh, and forgive slights with new growth. Her radiant compassion and the high level of care and attention she always gave to her charges led to miraculous recoveries. She came to be called Lifebraid, for her distinctive locks and for the way she seemed to weave a thread of health into the sickly. Aeila was thrilled to see the fruits of her labor, the smiles of those whose limbs were restored to function and whose internal ailments had abated.

If only the Sylvan could have had all the time they needed to heal from their trauma. However, their struggle could not let them rest. War followed them, and Aeila was forced to take up sword and shield to defend herself and her patients from the spies, outriders, and vanguards of Mistwood's horde of terrors. Necessity made a fine warrior out of her, but even in battle she sang her healing songs and prayed for the redemption of the corrupted that she had to slay. After some two centuries of strife, with the help of a newfound coalition, the Sylvan prevailed. Aeila lived to see this glorious victory, still active in the twilight of a long life spent giving generously of everything she could. Such dedication did not go unnoticed by the Arbiter, who knew Teleria would need Aeila in the future.

Aeila Lifebraid can be summoned from Void Shard as a Epic champion.