Recommended Runes: 3 Speed 2 Speed, 1 Team Speed Ricinus Drop can be useful against Dodge Area or if you can only stun one enemy, saving your stamina and is a low cooldown skill. You could use Maca over Quinine since it is more effective health and the negative status effect removal is pretty useful too, but it can easily be destroyed by shield breaking moves and it wears off after 2 turns, so that’s where Quinine could be useful if you don’t want to have to worry about the shield problem. If your team really needs a strong healer, use Maca and Quinine, but if you want a Talika that can do more than just heal, use Ginseng and then the choice between Maca and Quinine is up to you.

Maca (Team 40% Shield + NER, 23s, 2 CD).Ginseng / Quinine (Ginseng for Ally Double Damage + NER, 20s, 2 CD) / (Quinine for 30 Nature dmg + Team 30% Heal, 18s, 2 CD).Sage / Ricinus Drop (Sage for 45 Nature dmg + Team Stamina Regen + Team Poison Immunity, 19s, 2 CD) / (Drop for 35 Special Damage + Stun x2, 35s, 1 CD).Ricinus Seeds (AoE 35 Special dmg + Stun x2, 54s, 3 CD).

Bad speed for a modern support or denier.

Ricinus Seeds, her best Stun skill, costs a whopping 54 stamina.

Has access to Double Stun skills, bypassing Tough and Bulwark.

However, her Speed is now awful for a Denier or Support monster, meaning she most likely cannot help her team in time. She can also be a massive problem for enemies, since she applies two Stuns in one AoE attack, increasing her chances of skipping traits such as Bulwark and Hardened. Talika was once a fast Nature Control/Support monster who can buff her allies by increasing their Strength, removing their negative effects or Healing, Regenerating and Shielding them.

Breedable legendary on monster legends