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Max HP 11,362HP Rank: 165/289
Max ATK 10,048ATK Rank: 111/289

Strengths
High NP Hit Count
Moralltach’s high hit count means that it pairs well with external Quick buffs, allowing the NP to generate a lot of critical stars as well as a decent amount of NP charge. Combined with his normal cards and potential criticals, Diarmuid is capable of refunding a majority of his NP charge under the right setup, making the NP relatively spammable.

Good NP Gain and Reliable Criticals
Diarmuid (Saber)’s NP gain comes primarily from the combination of decent base generation stats, the NP Gain Up from his third skill, and his criticals, which Diarmuid can perform quite reliably. This critical consistency comes from the fact that his high hit count translates into decent star generation (particularly on his Quick and Extra cards), which is further complemented by Honor of the Knights of Fianna’s instant critical stars and Star Absorption Up.

Good Survivability
Having a three-turn Defense Up buff from his third skill and an Evasion on his first, Diarmuid is a rather survivable damage dealer. While the latter being tied to his primary damage buff makes it hard to capitalize upon, it is generally still a welcome reduction of incoming damage and can be a deciding factor in a pinch.

Weaknesses
Unimpressive Damage
While Diarmuid comes with a solid Attack stat as well as a single-target NP, his one damage boost only lasts for one turn. While his critical hits are reliable, he has no way to increase their damage outside of the turn in which his first skill is active. As his NP gain-related advantages rely on using his Quick and Arts cards, his overall damage potential is somewhat reduced, while his Buster cards (being mostly unbuffed) aren’t particularly impressive either in terms of damage.

Reliance on External Aid
Diarmuid’s qualities of high NP hit count, good NP gain and reliable criticals only truly shine when he is given sufficient buffs. Without them, his damage-related problems will become apparent, while his NP gain won’t be sufficient to perform NP spam on a reliable level.

Situational Utility
Diarmuid’s NP has a built-in defensive buff removal, but unfortunately, the effect is only applied after its damage, meaning that an enemy with Evasion will still be able to defend against his NP damage. His NP’s Instant Kill is also situational at best due to its low chance.