You may recognise the Beherit from Berserk.
The Crimson Beherit in Broken Blade is a key item in the obtainment process for the Dragon Slayer sword. This is one of, if not the best, weapons in Broken Blade at this current time. If you need a break from boss farming, take a look at my An Average Campaign Races Tier List.
The main purpose of the Crimson Beherit is that it is an item used to summon the required boss that drops Sacrifice Pieces. The Black Swordsman boss has a low chance of dropping Sacrifice Pieces. You need 100 of these pieces to obtain the Dragon Slayer Buster Sword.
Both Sacrifice Pieces and Crimson Beherits are rare drops, and it doesn’t matter which difficulty mode you’re playing on. So, I recommend sticking to Easy mode to speed up battles. The best boss to farm for Crimson Beherits is Velik, whom you can battle while AFK.
You only need 1x Crimson Beherit to summon the Easy mode fight against The Black Swordsman boss in the Eclipse, but if you want to avoid going back and forth, you should stock up on a couple of hundred of them.
Make sure you select Easy mode for quickness; if you’re strong enough, you can defeat the boss with one hit. While I don’t recommend going into Nightmare mode, I’ll at least mention that it requires 10 Crimson Beherits instead. Not only is Easy mode, for lack of a better word, easier, it’s also cheaper overall.
Once you have 100x Sacrifice Pieces, you can obtain the Dragon Slayer Buster Sword. It’s one of the best weapons in Broken Blade right now, and a main highlight is that its Z skill has no cooldown.
To increase your chances of rare items dropping, including the Sacrifice Pieces and Crimson Beherits, you should prioritise titles that grant you a Luck buff.
There are no races in Broken Blade that provide a Luck buff, but if your character is pretty weak right now, I recommend going for Aesier, Elf, Nether, or Vanir for the +75% DMG boost.
However, there is one race which grants a Buster Sword DMG buff, which is useful when you finally get your hands on the Dragon Slayer weapon. With the Nether race, your Buster DMG increases by 25%.
When it comes to Elements, there are none which affect your Luck. I recommend the Fire or Wind Elements, as the former grants a 50% DMG buff and the latter provides +15% Attack Speed, helping to speed up your battle farming.
Like Elements, there aren’t any Blessings that buff your Luck stat. I do recommend a few of these Blessings due to the base DMG and Buster DMG boosts.
These are: Fenrir [+150% DMG and +25% Buster Sword DMG], Hel [+125% DMG and +25% Buster Sword DMG], Odin [+200% DMG and +25% Buster Sword DMG], and Surtr [+100% DMG and +25% Buster Sword DMG].
