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Not on a banner right now · last ran [Standard Headhunting] Joint Operation #10, · next rerun was due May 2024 estimate

Banner history 4 banners on record

Next rerun: Nov 2026 at the earliest estimate · every banner through Nov 11, 2026 is confirmed without Mountain; the rhythm pointed at May 2024 · in AK a unit's later reruns comes 153 days after the run before (33 on record, last two years; middle half 66–293) — past that now.

Confirmed dates come from the official calendar and notices; rumoured and beta rows sit on the cadence projection; CN rows are shifted by the measured global lag; rows from the wiki history carry the day, not the hour. Sources last checked .

Should you pull

A AK Tier List (ex-GamePress) · Guards · tier list

How far to invest

S2M3Story A+ · Advanced AS3M3Story Breakpoint - S3M1

While this guide does not recommend *any* laneholder as a high priority investment, among them, Mountain is my favorite gameplay-wise (not a furry btw). There's a lot of laneholders to choose from, and Mountain differentiates himself due to how cheap and fast he is, as well as how well he can sustain himself. In a role that almost always lacks ceiling, Mountain's special value relative to his competition is more likely to be useful. That isn't to say Mountain is always better. Far from it, and his meta evaluation isn't really that different, but he does make for a competitive investment. His main skill, his laneholding one, is his S2. Surprisingly, the main benefit isn't to his damage, although that is there and important, but is rather his improved regen. It's already quite strong at SL7, but is really rather absurd at M3, and the difference is very noticeable in practice, with a whopping 40% improvement. And that's on top of the ATK and wind-up improvements too! There's no real need for a secondary Mastery with Mountain these days, although the option is there if you like him. When he first came out, his S3 made a reasonable flex DPS skill since there just weren't that many opt

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