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Tiles and aura

Affects HG, SMG, AR, RF, MG, SG

Increases damage by 16%
Increases rate of fire by 20%
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Consecutive Order

ICD: CD:

On skill activation, grants one of two possible effects depending on current placement within the echelon. If currently assigned as a Team Member, increases the team leaders' damage and rate of fire by ($idle_value)% for ($duration) seconds and reduces the remaining skill cooldown time for the team leader by ($cdr_value)%. If currently assigned as Team Leader, increases allies' damage by ($lead_value)% for ($duration) seconds.

Skill level: 1

Doll review

Overview

A doll that looks like they could pretty much be Lee-Enfield’s daughter, Webley is a 5★ HG obtainable as a clear reward in Polarized Light. She continues the trend of excellent 5 star event HGs and is very much worth your time.

What makes Webley unique is her skill, Linked Order, that changes effects based on where she’s positioned in the echelon line-up. If she’s the team leader, her skill is a simple Damage boost and makes her practically on par with Grizzly in terms of effects. Her unique aspect definitely comes from being a regular team member though, where her skill will now only buff the team leader, but will buff for both Damage and Rate of Fire and will even reduce their skill cooldown.

With certain dolls, Webley as a team member can be absolutely devastating. The reduced skill CD in particular can be amazing, resulting in little downtime between skill uses for dolls like M4A1 MOD for example. While this may seem like a thing to only use in ‘Exodia’ compositions at first, the amount she buffs one DPS will often make up for her not buffing the other DPS.

She’s also a standout option for low cost teams, given these teams will typically only have a single damage dealer anyway, though do remember that she would need ammo to use her skill.

At worst, Webley is a different flavour of Grizzly. Hardly a bad thing, considering Grizzly has always been a strong and versatile HG. In the right teams though, a Webley teammate can be a huge game changer and can push dolls to their damage dealing limits.

Webley’s skill has two types of bonuses it can give, based on where in the echelon she is. As the team leader, she will give everyone a 25% Damage bonus for 8 seconds. This is exactly the same as Grizzly’s skill and will make Webley a versatile support for any echelon.

As a team member however, she will boost the team leader for 22% Damage and 22% Rate of Fire, on top of reducing their current skill cooldown by 25%. With certain dolls such as M4A1 MOD and Hanyang MOD, these boosts extremely elevate their capabilities.

Using M4A1 as the example, Webley will activate her skill 2 seconds after M4A1 activates hers, resulting in a 4 second cooldown reduction and giving M4A1 a downtime of a mere 2 seconds. Given Webley’s own 12 second cooldown, this outlined skill routine will infinitely repeat unless there is some movement time offsetting their timing.

Pros

Extremely Powerful Skill

Webley's Skill is at worst Grizzly's team-wide buff, and at best massively buffs the Echelon Leader, including reducing Skill Cooldown.

Excellent Tiles

Webley buffs positions, 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 from Position 2 for 16% Damage and 20% Rate of Fire. A strong set of bonuses with a great layout to boot, fitting her easily into Position 2.

Cons

Competes with P22 for Position

Webley’s tile layout can make it hard for her to be fielded with P22, the arguably strongest overall HG in the game, as both of them want the Position 2 slot.

This is hardly a huge downside overall though: The skills they offer can make up for ones tiles buffing with less efficiency, and you can have the DPS occupy Positions 4 and 7 (with a HG such as HS2000 taking Position 1) instead if you want to maintain tile efficiency.

Leader Dependent

As Webley requires the Echelon Leader to match her purpose, this can potentially conflict with other Doll skills.

Full analysis

Webley's Cooldown Reduction is based on current cooldown remaining. As such, her Skill should be used after the Echelon Leader activates their Skill for best effect.