Freya Talent Tree Build & Guide

In Call of Dragons, Freya is a legendary cavalry hero. She has the Rally, Control, and Cavalry talent trees.

Should you invest in Freya?

Freya is one of the strongest heroes for cavalry units in Call of Dragons. What makes her so strong is her damage output, AOE debuff, and passive buffs that she provides. She is a must-have hero for every cavalry player.

So no matter if you are free-to-play or pay-to-win, you should get her. She brings a lot of value in open-field battles, and based on her skills, she will stay relevant for a long time. That means you cannot go wrong by investing in her. The only downside is that she is not designed for 1vs1 fights, but that rarely happens if you are playing smart.

• Active skill hits 4 times for 500 DF each = 2,000 DF base to the primary target.
• Each of the 4 hits has a 75% chance to deal 400 DF bonus damage to a nearby enemy legion = average 1,200 additional AoE damage.
• Total average from one active skill cast: 3,200 DF across multiple targets. That’s among the highest of any cavalry hero currently.
• Primary target also receives −10% damage dealt debuff for 5 seconds. She hits you AND makes you weaker at the same time.
• Needs enemies surrounding the target to trigger AoE and stack the +25% damage buff. In a 1v1 hunt with no nearby legions, getting even 1 stack is difficult, the skill becomes near-useless.

Freya Talent Tree Build

Freya Pairings

Pair Freya with other Cavalry heroes that will provide additional nuke damage or hero that provides some survivability for field fights.

Freya and Agnar have best synergy, designed for each other. They will deal a lot of damage but only downside is that they are slow march. Overall must have pairing in your team.

If you do not have Freya, then you can pair Freya with: Mogro and Sibyl.

Freya Artifacts

The artifact you use depends on the hero paired with Freya. The best artifacts are Sorlands Blade, Oath of Stormpeak and Winters Edge

Freya War Pets

There are a lot of war pets in Call of Dragons, and they are hard to get on a decent level. Focus on pets that will boost skill damage or deal AOE damage.

Best Pets for Freya are:

• Bullion Beast
• Blade Manticore

Freya Overview

Check out this video by Hulksden Gaming if you want a detailed explanation of the Freya talent tree, skill sets, and playstyles.

Freya Skills

Lash of Judgment

Skill Rage Cost: 1,000
Attack Range: Mid Range

Deals Physical damage 4 times to the target Legion (Damage Factor 500 each time) and inflicts Apprehension: deals 10% less damage to the Hero’s Legion for 5s. Each instance of damage has a 75% chance to deal extra Physical damage to another nearby enemy Legion (Damage Factor 400).

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Damage Factor per hit 250 / 300 / 350 / 400 / 500
Damage dealt to Legions reduction 4% / 5% / 6% / 8% / 10%
Additional Damage Factor 150 / 200 / 250 / 300 / 400

Aberrant Form

Passive Skill 
Legion Cavalry units gain 4% DEF and deal 10% more Hero Skill damage.

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Cavalry DEF bonus 4% / 5% / 6% / 8% / 10%
Hero Skill damage bonus 10% / 15% / 20% / 25% / 30%

Frenzied Blade

Passive Skill 
Every 8 times the Hero’s Legion deals Hero Skill damage, it inflicts Cowardice upon the target Legion for 1s. The Hero’s Legion also deals diffused Physical damage to the target Legion and nearby enemy Legions (5 Legions total, Damage Factor 50). For each Legion damaged, the Hero’s Legion deals 1% more damage for 5s (max 5 stacks).

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Skill Damage Factor 50 / 70 / 90 / 120 / 150
Damage dealt bonus 1% / 2% / 3% / 4% / 5%

Dominant Demand

Passive Skill 
The Legion gains 4% HP when launching a Rally, and when launching a normal attack during the Rally it has a 20% chance to reduce the target Legion’s Rage Accumulation Speed by 5% for 3s.

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HP bonus 4% / 5% / 6% / 8% / 10%
Rage Accumulation Speed reduction 5% / 7% / 9% / 12% / 15%

Cursed Crucible

Increases the Legion’s ATK by 10%. While in battle in the field, increases the ATK of nearby friendly PvP Cavalry Legions by 10%.