Fully Prepared: The Momentum Skill That Redefines the Front Line

Fully Prepared is the new Legendary passive shaking up the front line meta. It doesn’t wait for danger. It builds strength with every strike turning steady attackers into unstoppable forces.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction 
2. Skill Overview
3. Damage Scaling
4. Durability and Mitigation
5. Ideal Users and Synergies
6. Maël’s Take 

1. Introduction – The Rise of Momentum-Based Defense

Legendary passives often split between offense and survival. Fully Prepared combines both. It’s designed for immortals who keep fighting, stacking power through rhythm, not luck. Each normal attack strengthens both offense and defense, rewarding constancy over chaos. In a game dominated by conditional triggers like Last Stand or Iron Curtain, this skill shifts focus to one clear principle: keep attacking, stay alive, hit harder every second. Fully Prepared rewards pressure.

Maël’s Opinion: Infinity Kingdom’s best designs simplify complex mechanics into one pure idea. Fully Prepared does that. It doesn’t need HP thresholds or conditional triggers — it trusts you to keep swinging. That’s elegant design and dangerous in practice.

2. Skill Overview – How Fully Prepared Works

Fully Prepared is a Legendary Passive Skill limited to front-line positions.

Each normal attack grants two stacking effects:

• Damage dealt +1.5% per hit
• Damage taken −1.8% per hit
• Stack limit: 10

At level 8, these values rise to 6% damage and 5% reduction — for a maximum of +60% damage and −50% damage taken. Stop hitting, and the rhythm breaks.

The skill cannot be equipped with Last Stand or Iron Curtain, since all three share a defensive core philosophy. Fully Prepared simply replaces conditional triggers with cumulative scaling.

Maël’s Opinion: This skill defines a new design space — defensive momentum. It trades panic defense for continuous buildup. If you value tempo and timing, this is what you run.

3. Damage Scaling – Power Through Persistence

Fully Prepared’s offensive component deserves attention.

At maximum level, every attack increases damage dealt by 6%, up to 60% total.

That scaling is stronger than Last Stand, which offers a 60% boost only when below 70% HP.

Fully Prepared hits full value earlier, often within 8–10 seconds for fast attackers like Alexander or Ares.

The difference is uptime.

Where Last Stand waits for a trigger, Fully Prepared starts the moment the fight begins and normal attacks land.

In long engagements, that uptime translates to more consistent damage, faster enemy collapse and more survability.

Maël’s Opinion: This isn’t burst damage — it’s compounding damage. Every strike adds weight to the next. For players who enjoy scaling offense instead of gambling on lower-HP triggers, this feels cleaner, faster, and far more reliable.

4. Durability and Mitigation – Sustained Control

The defensive side is where Fully Prepared truly surprises.

Each stack reduces damage taken by up to 5% at max — for a total of 50%.

This level of reduction outclasses Iron Curtain’s 35% and activates earlier.

It’s proactive defense rather than reactive protection.

For sustained fights, Fully Prepared allows your frontline to hold longer while maintaining offensive pressure. It shifts the role of front liners from “damage sponges” to “damage regulators.”

The risk lies in interruption.

If your immortal is stunned or forced to stop attacking, stacks fall, and protection resets.

That makes anti-control or attack-speed synergy critical to keep momentum alive.

Maël’s Opinion: Defense that builds with offense is rare in this game. Fully Prepared proves it can exist. The only counter is stopping the rhythm — and that’s easier said than done.

5. Ideal Users and Synergies – Who Truly Benefits

Fully Prepared works best on immortals who keep constant contact with the enemy.

Fast, aggressive front line turn it into both a weapon and a shield.

Top Candidates

• Alexander – his attack chain guarantees fast stacking and full uptime and his immunity to control prevents stacking interruption. 
• Ares – combines aggression and sustain, perfect tempo match.
• Hannibal Barca – slower but benefits from prolonged exchanges.

Synergistic Skills

• Wind Rage – increases attack rate, cutting stack buildup time by one-third.
• Knife Through Butter – pairs well for offensive pressure and continuous damage scaling.
• Assembly Charge – suits aggressive front-line duos that exploit sustained combat.

Together, they create a self-sustaining loop: faster hits, higher stacks, longer life.

Maël’s Opinion: With Wind Rage, this skill transforms from passive to engine. Watching stacks climb while your front line becomes untouchable feels unfair in the best way. This combo might be the cleanest form of proactive tanking the game has ever had.

6. Maël’s Take – Momentum as the New Meta

Fully Prepared captures the current direction of Infinity Kingdom’s design — active, continuous scaling over reactive thresholds.

It rewards front lines that do, not those that wait.

It favors tempo over bursts and control over chaos.

For competitive players, it’s not about replacing Iron Curtain or Last Stand — it’s about redefining what front-line dominance looks like.

Momentum now has measurable value, and this skill is its symbol.

Maël’s Opinion: I’ve tested countless passives since the start, but Fully Prepared feels like the most honest one yet. It doesn’t save you. It empowers you. If Energy Mastery was the heartbeat of backlines, Fully Prepared is the backbone of every brawl.

For more insights, check out my previous articles here.

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Until next time — Maël, Press Officer | Server 243

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