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In addition to the stomp's variable properties with the opponent's percent, its damage output is higher the more extended the Sword of the Creator is upon grabbing an opponent (in other terms, the farther away they are grabbed from Byleth). This is coded as a minimum of 6.5%, and can increase up to 13% at the longest possible distance, which fully affects [[knockback]] dealt by it. However, as the Sword of the Creator always extends at least some distance upon grabbing an opponent, the stomp's minimum possible damage in normal gameplay is around 7.8%. When using the move on the ground and launching an adjacent opponent into the grab, the stomp can deal damage roughly from 9.2% to 10.8%, changing depending on the opponent's size (larger characters are displaced farther when grabbed, and thus take more damage). | In addition to the stomp's variable properties with the opponent's percent, its damage output is higher the more extended the Sword of the Creator is upon grabbing an opponent (in other terms, the farther away they are grabbed from Byleth). This is coded as a minimum of 6.5%, and can increase up to 13% at the longest possible distance, which fully affects [[knockback]] dealt by it. However, as the Sword of the Creator always extends at least some distance upon grabbing an opponent, the stomp's minimum possible damage in normal gameplay is around 7.8%. When using the move on the ground and launching an adjacent opponent into the grab, the stomp can deal damage roughly from 9.2% to 10.8%, changing depending on the opponent's size (larger characters are displaced farther when grabbed, and thus take more damage). | ||
The Sword of the Creator's tip behaves as a [[hit grab]], so it cannot affect [[shield]]ing opponents, akin to [[Fishing Rod]], [[Grappling Hook]] and [[Buster Wolf]]. In terms of [[recovery]], the move is quite effective; not only does it work as a [[tether recovery]] with long range, but it also allows Byleth to latch onto a wall, pulling him up to it and jumping off it up to a maximum of 3 times. The tether can only grab the ledge 3 times, after which it will simply bounce off the ledge. This ledge grab limit is independent of the wall jump limit. The tether is unable to grab the ledge for 1 second after Byleth lets go of it, while still being capable of grabbing opponents or the wall. This means that Byleth can drop down from the ledge and immediately | The Sword of the Creator's tip behaves as a [[hit grab]], so it cannot affect [[shield]]ing opponents, akin to [[Fishing Rod]], [[Grappling Hook]] and [[Buster Wolf]]. In terms of [[recovery]], the move is quite effective; not only does it work as a [[tether recovery]] with long range, but it also allows Byleth to latch onto a wall, pulling him up to it and jumping off it up to a maximum of 3 times. The tether can only grab the ledge 3 times, after which it will simply bounce off the ledge. This ledge grab limit is independent of the wall jump limit. The tether is unable to grab the ledge for 1 second after Byleth lets go of it, while still being capable of grabbing opponents or the wall. This means that Byleth can drop down from the ledge and immediately parform the move to always get the grab version. This allows Byleth to edgeguard from positions where the tether would normally snap to the ledge, as well as mix up the opponent with unexpected movement options. | ||
The animation of the footstool has only one frame of ending lag, which can allow for combos into Areadbhar, all aerials, or [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven|his Final Smash]] at percents below 50%, and his aerials at much higher percentages. | The animation of the footstool has only one frame of ending lag, which can allow for combos into Areadbhar, all aerials, or [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven|his Final Smash]] at percents below 50%, and his aerials at much higher percentages. | ||
