Understand Shadow Harvest
Useful when…
- Consider it for a scythe setup in Conclave.
- For a standard scythe stance, compare the listed standard options and their stated handling descriptions.
What is it for?
Shadow Harvest is a Conclave variant, compatible with scythes and occupying a stance slot. Its description identifies it as a fighting form devised for Conclave but gives no specific attacks or combos. It has Naramon polarity, rank 3 maximum, and a listed base drain of -2.
How does it compare with standard stances?
Reaping Spiral is a standard scythe stance described as having far-flung attacks and multi-hit combos. Stalking Fan is also standard and is described as using lunging spirals and shattering combos. Those descriptions identify their handling focus, while Shadow Harvest's data does not specify comparable attack properties. Choose based on the mode and stance behavior you need rather than assuming the Conclave stance carries over to standard play.
What does ranking change?
Shadow Harvest can be fused from rank 0 to rank 3. The listed fusion costs rise with each step, but no rank-specific attack changes are provided. Rank it for the stance capacity benefit you need; the available details do not support claims that fusion changes its combos or damage.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- It occupies the scythe stance slot and is specifically a Conclave variant.
- Its listed description does not detail moves or combo behavior.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not mistake Shadow Harvest for a standard scythe stance.
- Do not infer specific attacks or combos from its Conclave fighting-form description.