Fabula

## Ability

* As Attacker: Deals 350% damage to the target enemy and dispels all debuffs from all allies. Turns 3 Non-Green Naya Stones into Healing Naya Stones

	+ Level 2: Skill damage +38%
	Level 3: Skill damage +38%
	Level 4: Skill damage +38%
	Level 5: Skill damage +38%
	Level 6: Skill damage +38%
	Level 7: Skill damage +38%
* As Defender: Instead of creating Healing Naya Stones, heals 3 random allies and their nearby allies over time, restoring HP equal to 10% of their Max HP for 3 turns.
* Passive: Increases attack and defense by 25% for Chattingdale allies for 5 turns.

## Awakening

Awaken +1: Increases attack by 15% for two turns when taking damage. This effect can't stack.

Awaken +2: Increases attack, defense and Max HP by 6%. Increases critical chance by 10%.

Awaken +3: Increases attack by 5% for two turns when launching a critical hit.

Awaken +4: Increases attack, defense and Max HP by 6%. Increases critical chance by 10%.

## Unique Weapon

Increases Normal Attack Damage by 12% (for Fabula, 17%) for 3 turns when healed.

Increases Normal Attack Damage by 17% (for Fabula, 23%) for 3 turns when healed.

Increases Normal Attack Damage by 21% (for Fabula, 29%) for 3 turns when healed.

## Story

**I.** Anyone that has been to Chattingdale has seen the famed old lady on a bear. Her name was Fabula, and she loved to tell stories full of surprises, which had become local favorites. Her savory cakes were as good as her tales - so good that children go to her house every day to eat the while listening to her stories, which have become famous through retelling by the children, reaching as far as Sarakoth.

**II.** Fabula's ability to write captivating tales came from her travels when she was young. She has been to the vast Hadi Desert, the lush Idrith Forest, and even Devil's Bite, where thunder dragons live. These experiences became materials for her writing. She wanted to become a bard, but she was inept with just about every instrument. When her son was born, she looked into his eyes and felt a spark in her heart. She realized she could become a storyteller, which is almost a bard, but without the music!

**III.** During her prime, Fabula was known for her beauty. Men dreamed about becoming her partner, but she married Cathbad, her childhood sweetheart. They gave birth to a son, and she aged many years within the first month of his birth. No one knew why this happened, and she was too devastated by the loss of her beauty that she considered ending her own life.

**IV.** She went into the wilderness to die, but she was distracted by the cries of a beast. She couldn't resist her curiosity and found a bear cub calling out to its dead mother. It reminded her of her son, and she understood there were more important things waiting for her than physical appearance. She rescued the cub and returned to Chattingdale.

**V.** Fabula knew that Hightowe, her son, wasn't as stupid as her husband claimed. He was intelligent and kind, and Cathbad didn't see because he never spent time with Hightowe. Fabula wasn't about to correct him, though, because she figured Hightowe had his reasons to hide certain details.

## Trivia

* Fabula's appearance means she is occasionally mistaken for an old man by the community.
* The reason for her species being given as "Beast" is unclear, as she is presumably human (as is her son, while her husband is a dwarf).

## Tips

* Fabula works well with Cathbad, but not as well with Hightowe. This is because Hightowe removes green Naya Stones without charging Fabula's skill. Fabula's Healing Naya stones can be used to charge Hightowe's skill meter.
* Fabula also works well with Pu Feng when he is equipped with the Dart of Naya, which summons green Naya stones at the beginning of battle.