Tyrant's Downfall Set

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Tyrant's Downfall Set is a set of 9 Epic items. Crafting Drifting Dreams Kasan Tokens

The Set

	Name	Att	Def	AV	Per	Ability	Obtained
	Tyrant's Downfall Sword	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Shield	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Helm	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Cuirass	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Gauntlets	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Legplates	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Sabatons	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Ring	3000	4000	4000		Freedom!: 10% chance to deal 125,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 40% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 3%	Crafting
	Tyrant's Downfall Steed	3990	5320	5320		Ride for Freedom: 20% chance to deal 300% damage; Extra 50% damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 1,500% damage against Festival raids; Increases critical hit chance against Festival raids by 6%	Crafting
	Sic Semper Tyrannis	27 Generals: 3 Melee, 3 Agility, 1 Human, 20 Any 75 Troops: 25 Agility, 15 Special (Role), 35 Any 18 Armaments: 7 Relic, 6 Siege, 5 Support Power Bonus: 300%, +900% vs Festival Raids Tyranny Topplers: 10% chance to deal 50,000 damage; Extra 5,000 damage for each Agility troop in the active legion; Extra 5,000 damage for each Tyrant's Downfall Reveler in the active legion; Extra 250,000 damage against Festival raids					Festival of Drifting Dreams: Magic Vortex
	Uncle Shamshir	3100	1500	3475		I Want You: 15% chance to deal 200,000 damage; Extra 10,000 damage for each unique piece of Tyrant's Downfall set owned; Extra 15% damage against Festival raids; Gains 75 Attack and Defense for each Tyrant's Downfall Reveler in the active legion; Provides a 75% Legion Special Power Bonus while in the Sic Semper Tyrannis legion	Festival of Drifting Dreams: Magic Vortex
	Tyrant's Downfall Reveler	400	400	500		Gains 420 Attack and Defense if Uncle Shamshir is in the active legion; Gains 20 Attack and Defense for each Tyrant's Downfall Reveler in the active legion; Provides a 2% Legion Special Power Bonus in the Sic Semper Tyrannis legion	Crafting

Full Set Bonus

Stat Bonus Attack 27990 Defense 37320 Perception none Health none Energy none Stamina none Honor none	PVP Bonus Power none Damage none Deflect none	Colosseum Power Tank 45717 Melee 43851 Ranged 41052 Healer 46650
	Raid Attack Value: 37320
	Duel Power: 28000

Lore

It's been centuries since the masses overthrew Creon the Tyrant and hacked him to pieces. Annual festivities still take place in his former heartland to commemorate that event, but they've long since become a general celebration of freedom and liberty. Many revelers aren't even aware of the historical episode which spawned their present merrymaking.
Fireworks from Nine Rivers are launched at the sky, and explode in great multicolored detonations that illuminate the darkness. These represent the alchemical bombs once thrown at Creon's guards. The first time they were fired, it's said the gods believed mortals were waging war on heaven -- and hurled down lightning bolts in retaliation.
Revelers often paint or embroider stars onto their clothing. But most are unaware of the symbol's significance, which dates back to the uprising. Creon supposedly said that his tyranny would last as long as the stars in the sky. Whether he ever really uttered those words, the rebels cited and spread them as an example of his megalomaniacal insanity. During the ensuing battles, they wore stars as badges of their rebellion, and declared that the celestial jewels had descended from heaven to witness Creon's destruction.
Dubious sources claim Creon forbade the consumption of alcohol, because he wanted it all for himself. Hence beer flows like water at the festival. Those who favor temperance say this is just a flimsy excuse for excess and drunkenness, but they usually shut up after inebriated revelers punch them a few times.
Three colors tend to dominate the festivities, each with its own meaning. Red denotes the blood of martyred rebels. White represents the purity of freedom. Blue was once worn by Creon's people, and forbidden to all others -- so wearing it after his downfall became a badge of pride for those who'd helped do away with him.
Unruly schoolchildren use the celebrations as an opportunity to play pranks on teachers whom they regard as tyrants. These usually take the form of amusing japes involving buckets of water poised over doors, or the burning of those educators (in effigy, if they're lucky...).
Once Creon was dead, his orchards were pillaged, and the apples used to fill sugary pastries eaten in honor of the rebels. Bakers are keen to keep this tradition alive -- and make a small fortune each festival.
In the name of freedom, children are allowed to neglect their chores when this annual festival comes around. They're also permitted to defy authority by insulting their parents or the local guardsmen. Though they tend to do so sparingly, to avoid any unpleasant beatings which might otherwise take place on the following day.
During the assault on Creon's palace, rebels rode their horses through its halls and corridors. Modern revelers have been known to commemorate this by breaking into mayors' houses and spreading horse manure around the place.