Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Slater — Hero Guide

Axe turns Slater into a Bleed/anti-heal support that works in any composition because it is non-elemental. Charged Strike applies Bleed — a Wind damage-over-time that also cuts the target's Healing Efficiency by 20% (and more on critical hits), and a fully charged cast strips 20% Crit Resistance. Axe Charge grants Enhanced Bleed, increasing the Bleed damage he inflicts by 20%, and Bloody Arc auto-crits and applies Deep Wound (+25% damage taken) when the enemy is Bleeding.

The reason to run it on any team is the passive Bloodstain: while an enemy is Bleeding, every allied hero attacking it gains +30% Crit Damage. That is a flat team-wide damage uplift from a free SR — the cheapest way to add Crit Damage and anti-heal pressure to a Crit-focused composition.

Nunchaku is a control-and-economy Buster. Chain Stab Stuns enemies for 5 seconds, and Chain Thrust adds +30 Burst Gauge every time it hits a Stunned target (the Tag skill adds +100 against Stunned enemies), so his crowd control directly feeds the team's Burst meter. The passive Roaring Mask refunds 2 Tag Points whenever he activates a Burst, keeping Tag rotations flowing.

His Ultimate, Iron Fury, is the headline: it grants every allied hero +40% Tag Skill damage for 30 seconds before its own 252% hit. That is a strong, cheap team-wide window for Tag-heavy compositions — set it up, then have the team cash in their Tag Skills inside the buff.

Greatsword is the path to pick when you want Slater to deal the damage himself. The passive Burning Flame rewards Fire-Burst play: attacking a Fire-Burst target raises his damage by 15% and enhances his Special Attack for 10 seconds into a 242%-of-Attack hit. Power Smite, his Ultimate, deals 416% and Stuns Fire-Burst targets for 5 seconds — and Power Drop adds +20% damage to Stunned enemies, so the kit chains its own setup.

It is a serviceable Fire attacker on an SR budget — strong enough to clear early and mid content while you build toward premium SSR carries — but the SR-tier stats mean it will not headline an endgame team. Pair it with a Fire-Burst enabler to keep Burning Flame online.

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

The universal pick is Black Flame Wings (activating a Burst → +28% Attack and +6% Crit Chance for 10 sec), available on the Axe, Nunchaku and Greatsword weapon types. Note the Gluttonous Soul Axe grants Fire damage — that suits a Fire build but Slater's Axe path is non-elemental, so prefer Black Flame Wings or a crit-focused grade-4 there. As an SR, budget grade-4 options (Crimson Flame, Jet-black) are usually fine since his value is utility, not raw weapon scaling.

Which Slater weapon should I build first?

Axe for most accounts — it is a cheap, element-agnostic Bleed support whose Bloodstain passive grants any ally hitting a Bleeding enemy +30% Crit Damage. Build Nunchaku for Stun control plus a +40% team Tag-Skill window, and Greatsword only if you want him as an early-game Fire attacker.

Is Slater worth building as an SR?

Yes for his support paths. He is free and cheap to ascend, and Axe's team-wide +30% Crit Damage on Bleeding enemies plus Nunchaku's +40% team Tag-Skill buff are real, accessible team value while you build toward premium SSRs. He will not headline an endgame team.

What does the Bleed debuff do on the Axe path?

Charged Strike's Bleed deals Wind damage over time and lowers the target's Healing Efficiency by 20% (more on crits, stacking). A fully charged cast also shreds 20% Crit Resistance, and Bloody Arc applies Deep Wound (+25% damage taken) to Bleeding enemies.

Does Slater have Combined-Attack partners?

His in-game data ships no Combined-Attack pairings at the time of writing, so this guide does not list a fixed combo set. He is a utility piece — use the live community teams below to see how players actually run him.

What does his world passive do?

Erase Presence resets normal enemies' aggro and prevents further aggro while he spends Stamina — a stealth/traversal tool for slipping past mobs. It has no combat effect and does not change his damage.