ABOUT CRASSIO
Crassio is an
Ascended
Mauler
Ranger
Agility hero in AFK Arena, focused on
Continuous Damage.
SKILLS
PROGRESSION SYSTEMS
Every 10 times Crassio deals damage to his Quarry, he gains 5 points of Crit Rating and 5 points of Tenacity until the end of battie. This effect can stack up to 3 times.
STORY
"Ehh, I guess there is no getting around this fight."
Crassio is an agility-based ranger hero of the Mauler faction.
Dear sister,
I'll try to make this brief. Please don't look for me anymore; you know as well as I do that no one can catch me unless I let it happen. By the time this letter reaches you, your baby should have been born; I wish your kid good health and a fulfilling childhood, the kind that we never had.
Back when we were just a couple of starving orphans, it was Rodrey's father who took us off the streets and into his army. Only the strongest children could survive his training, only to become expendable soldiers for him, Anasta, the Quicksand Claws, and all of the Falkin. We swore to protect each other no matter what, but when I saw you at your wedding, and I saw the way you looked at Rodrey... I knew you had found your home, which meant that I had lost my own. Without my sister, I became a wanderer again.
I have no right to complain; I was his best spy, after all. I killed in the darkness for him, and he conquered the land without mercy, leaving plenty of widows and orphans like us in his wake. A never-ending cycle of death... Do you remember Leah? | mentioned her to you before, which is something I rarely do; she's the one who likes to wear flowers on her head. We used to get paired up for missions all the time.
We were scouting out an exile camp in the desert one night, and the stars were shining so bright in the sky. All of a sudden, she asked me, "What's going to happen to these exiles once we report their camp's location?" I told her that she already knew the answer, that Rodrey would trample this place into dust, just like he always has.
Leah didn't say anything until morning... That's when she asked me if we could avoid telling Rodrey about the camp.
Maybe she had recognized her old tribe?
Or maybe she was just tired? I looked her straight in the eyes; according to Rodrey's laws, I should have killed her on the spot.
But I didn't. Instead, I agreed with her.
Leah was very happy after that. She said that even though we couldn't return to the tribe anymore, we could build ourselves a small hut at the edge of the Dark Forest. We wouldn't have to kill anymore, and we could work as bodyguards for traveling merchants to get by.
The night after that, I fell into a heavy sleep and dreamed about the oasis where we were born. I wish I hadn't, because as soon as l opened my eyes... I saw them plunging a knife into Leah's back and stealing our food, the very same exiles we had just spared. She was planning to distribute that food to them in the morning.
Leah looked at me with tears in her eyes as a gurgling noise came out of her throat; it felt like she was asking me to forgive her.
The rest was history. Only a few exiles survived that night, and I buried Leah under that same, starry sky. Even though our mission was complete, I still didn't want to go back to the tribe; there was just no point in me being there anymore. They can call me whatever they want: a traitor, a deserter, a waste of Rodrey's manpower...
But I refuse to hurt my former comrades anymore. With Dura's blessing, l'd like to go back and see the oasis of our births, or maybe the edge of the Dark Forest. I still haven't decided. So forgive me, and forget about me.
-Crassio.


