Skytouched Shaman

Skytouched Shaman is an Epic Void character in RAID: Shadow Legends. Skytouched Shaman's role is Support. Faction: Barbarians.

On the combined RAID: Shadow Legends tier list Skytouched Shaman is B tier, 449th of the 1029 characters ranked, from where 3 community tier lists put Skytouched Shaman.

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

A support who pays for the team's healing with their own HP: at the start of every turn they lose 10% of their MAX HP, heal the other allies for half of it, get slowed by 30% and may be Feared. Immortal Skies cleanses the team and gives everyone Revive On Death and Block Debuffs for two turns, and the basic hits every enemy.

Those peoples of the Krokhan Desert who claim descent from the Old Norr have a rich variety of religious beliefs and practices. Some draw primarily from the other Nomadic peoples of the Krokhan, their cultures enmeshing over the centuries, while others still cleave to Old Norr traditions stretching back beyond their ancestors' banishment from the far north. Such a melting pot has had a great influence on the Church of Lumaya in Peltas, and how the Goddess of Light is worshiped amid the dunes and scrubland. The period of the Great Schism, which led to worship of Lumaya eventually fracturing into a number of different Divinities with competing beliefs, left a lasting legacy among the Nomads. The Chaos Divinity, first propagated among the Sorrowlakes by the Gaellen Pact after it formed, won some popularity in the Krokhan also.

The Chaos Divinity holds that all beings have to look toward their own survival and success, and that vengeance should be pursued against those who have wronged them.

Such ideology meshed well with some traditions of the Old Norr. The Horizon Clan in particular has always championed its Old Norr ancestry, and with the growth of the Chaos Divinity began to depict Lumaya in the guise of one of the Krokhan's great desert vultures, solitary creatures who only descended from the skies to feed. The self-reliance of these creatures fitted perfectly with the Chaos Divinity's emphasis on that trait, but the prospect of blood drawing the vulture gave birth to the notion that the Goddess of Light could intervene to aid those who offer enough blood. This was given willingly in sacrifice, albeit not through killing, by the clan's shamans, known as the Skytouched.

Clad in feathered cloaks and headdresses, the Skytouched believe that their blood offerings slowly build up a divine connection to Lumaya, and their magical abilities seem to support this theory. Gifted in prophecy and the reading of omens, skilled or long-serving Skytouched are also able to siphon off magical energies from the spilling of blood, using it to heal the sick or wounded.

The most famed living Skytouched Shaman is Ashrar. A youth when compared with many of her fellows, Ashrar nevertheless displays power and an otherworldly wisdom of someone well beyond her short years. When she prophesies, she comes across as inscrutable and unsettling to most other Horizon clanfolk, and is generally avoided. Caring little for the hierarchy of authorities of the clan, she comes and goes when she pleases. All fear her piercing, avian gaze, and none dare stop her. What she does out in the desert, alone, for days at a time is something even the clan's chiefs know better than to ask about.

When Ashrar dons the great vulture headdress and her feathered cape of office, the Horizon clan know that important events lie ahead. Whether she is leading a prophetic dance, sitting in judgment of those accused of crimes by the clan, or leading her kin to war, her skills are highly prized. She is said to be able to see into the minds of mortals, discern their most primal thoughts and feelings, laid bare to her by her connection with the Great Vulture of the Sky.

While Ashrar is a member of the Horizon Clan, she is making visits to other Nomad groups more and more frequently, spreading the word of her faith. The Skytouched shamanistic sect no longer exists only in one clan, but thanks to Ashrar is spreading throughout the northern Krokhan, and maybe beyond. The strongest adherents claim that only when all embrace the Great Vulture of the Sky and shed their blood in her name will the Goddess return to Teleria.

Skytouched Shaman can be summoned from Void Shard as a Epic champion.