Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Griamore — Hero Guide

Shield is Griamore's defensive anchor. Shield Impact is a stance that makes him immune to Reactions and cuts damage taken by 40% for as long as it is held — it restores 100 Tag Gauge each time he is hit during the stance and lasts up to 10 seconds or until he takes 5 hits. Drop Attack deals 168% of Attack plus an extra 45% of Defense, scaling off his tankiness rather than pure offence. His Tag Skill, Shell Drop, hands every allied hero a Barrier worth 150% of his Defense for 20 seconds (corrected on 21/05 from 50% — both the displayed text and the actual in-game effect now match at 150%), and his Ultimate, Wall Drop Strike, deals 221% and cuts the enemy's Shatter Resistance by 5% for 40 seconds.

The reason to run Shield is the passive Wall Master: while an allied hero has a Barrier, their Defense increases by 15%. Combined with Shell Drop's team Barrier, that turns Griamore into a cheap, self-contained protection package — a free SR that hands the whole party both a Barrier and a Defense aura at once.

Nunchaku turns the Barrier engine inward. Wall Sphere removes his current Barrier to grant +15% Attack for 20 seconds, deals 186% of Attack, then re-grants a Barrier worth 50% of Attack for 5 seconds — a self-loop that keeps both the buff and a Barrier cycling. Wall Push deals 284% and, crucially, cuts the Special Attack cooldown by 75% while he is holding a Barrier, so a clean Wall Sphere → Wall Push rotation chains his big hit. His Ultimate, Wall Crash, deals 425%, removes his Barrier for +50% Ultimate Move damage, and Stuns the enemy for 8 seconds.

The whole path is gated by holding a Barrier at the right moment — Wall Push's 75% cooldown cut and Wall Crash's +50% Ultimate damage both consume one. The passive Physical Prowess pays it back by restoring 250 Tag Gauge whenever his Special Attack grants a Barrier, so the rotation also feeds tag swaps. This is the path for players who want a self-sufficient SR bruiser rather than a pure team piece.

Gauntlets is Griamore's control support. Power Punch deals 83% and Stuns the enemy for 5 seconds, opening a window the rest of the kit pays off. Shield Rush deals 128% and restores 300 Tag Gauge if the enemy is Stunned, so the Stun feeds tag swaps. His Ultimate, Emission Shield, deals 179% and increases damage dealt to Stunned enemies by 30%, amplifying whatever your carry does inside the window.

The reason to run Gauntlets is the passive Muscle Memory: landing the Normal Skill on a Stunned enemy increases every allied hero's Attack by 10% for 40 seconds. Power Punch sets the Stun, the Normal Skill cashes it into a 40-second team Attack buff — a cheap, complete enabler for a composition that wants both crowd control and an offence buff.

The pattern matches every hero: odd levels (1, 3, 8) are flat Attack / Defense / Max HP — smaller values here because Griamore is an SR — and even levels are the meaningful skill amplifiers. Prioritise reaching the amp levels for whichever path you committed to.

Griamore's universal pick is Black Flame Wings (activating a Burst → +28% Attack and +6% Crit Chance for 10 sec), available across his weapon types. On a budget SR, Crimson Flame (Burst → +28% Attack) is a strong, accessible option on every path, and Jet-black (Ultimate → 20% chance of +50% Crit Chance for 7 sec) suits the Nunchaku attacker. On the Shield path specifically, Unyielding Spirit is data-listed and increases Barrier Efficiency by 12%, which directly scales Shell Drop's team Barrier and the Wall Master aura. Note Gluttonous Soul grants Earth damage, which is off-element for a non-elemental hero — skip it here.

Which Griamore weapon should I build first?

Shield is now the clear default — the 21/05 maintenance tripled Shell Drop's Barrier from 50% to 150% of his Defense, so every ally gets a much fatter shield, and the Wall Master +15% Defense aura on top makes Griamore a genuinely strong free protection piece. Build Gauntlets if you want a Stun-and-buff enabler (5-sec Stun plus the Muscle Memory +10% team Attack), and Nunchaku only if you want a self-sufficient Barrier-fed bruiser.

Is Griamore worth building as an SR?

Yes for his Barrier/protection value. He is free and cheap to ascend, and Shield's team Barrier plus the Wall Master Defense aura scale your whole survival core while you build toward premium SSRs. Gauntlets is a respectable Stun support. He is not an endgame damage headliner.

How does the Nunchaku Barrier loop work?

Wall Sphere removes his Barrier for +15% Attack (20 sec), deals 186%, then re-grants a Barrier worth 50% of Attack for 5 sec. While he holds that Barrier, Wall Push cuts its own Special Attack cooldown by 75% and Wall Crash removes the Barrier for +50% Ultimate Move damage. The passive Physical Prowess also restores 250 Tag Gauge each time his Special Attack grants a Barrier.

Does Griamore have Combined-Attack partners?

His in-game data ships no Combined-Attack entries at all — there are no listed 2-hero or fixed 3-hero combo pairings for Griamore, so this guide does not name combo partners. To see how players actually pair him, use the live community teams below, which show real Griamore compositions rather than invented pairings.

What does his world passive do?

Speed Star lets Griamore roll into a ball to move quickly, chaining jumps while rolling, and grants immunity to certain status effects during that roll. It is a traversal/exploration tool — the status immunity only applies to the movement roll and has no effect on his combat kit.