Tibarn

+atk -res
This build allows tibarn to avoid getting doubled on enemy phase from some higher speed opponents. Also, the vantage combined with tibarn’s high attack can one shot enemies who dare to attack him when vantage passes the hp threshold.

This build is used to capitalize on Tibarn's player phase. Using his extra movement gained when he transforms, he can traverse the map with ease. Because of this, his recommended support skill is something that helps the team while allowing him to be by himself. If you are running him on a dragon or beast team, then obviously choose Reposition. Also, despite him being highly mobile, he is still not likely to initiate combat his first turn; thus, the Even Atk Wave he comes with is better than its counterpart, Odd Atk Wave.

Due to Sturdy Impact's Def +10, Bonfire has the edge over Draconic Aura, but it's worth noting that even though he still gets slightly more out of Bonfire without Sturdy Impact, it's statistically equal, so Draconic Aura should only be used as a budget option. Because his Prf only works if the opponent at 100%, one would want to capitalize on that one turn; thus, one should run Heavy Blade and Chill Def, along with his busted A skill. The Chill skill allows him to soften up his opponents, and Heavy Blade lets him charge his special and, if the opponent counterattacks, allows him to initiate said special that turn.

This set allows Tibarn to dominate player phase. He has the capability to initiate his special every turn, can prevent them from hitting twice while boosting his attack and defense, can soften up his foes with Chill Def, and has the maneuverability to attack nearly any foe on the map. All in all, an outstanding unit to have on your team.

Finally the long awaited Beast units have finally made a debut in Feh, almost 2 years after the games release actually. They come with cool weapons and new skills that actually break the game. I have decided to make a build on Tibarn as he possesses a weapon skill that slightly resembles Og Ephraims refine.

His special is mostly going to rely on his high Atk, so Draconic Aura (Default Special) or Dragon Fang are alright choices. Bonfire/Ignis are other options but his Def is quite mediocre, only if you have a Def boon it could be more effective.

His A skill is going to increase his Speed so I went with Darting Blow. The reason why I went with Darting Blow is because his weapon and Windsweep actually cancel out (just like Ephraim’s weapon refine) and he can actually double foes if he has high Spd and the foe won’t retaliate. Swift Sparrow is another great option, it’s just that you lose 2 Spd for 4 Atk, which is kinda better of you’re going to keep Draconic Aura.

His B skill is most likely to be Watersweep/Windsweep as it’s simply the best option here. It disables foes to counterattack and allows Tibarn to double (only if he has 5 Spd more than foe). So it’s definitely worth trying out, It’s always better to find a way a unit can fight in battle rather than killing it.

You can keep his default C skill, Even Atk Wave as it’s just too good and you really didn’t need to kill an Ishtar or Lewyn for this. You can change it for Spd Wave if you wish, but it really depends on what turn it is in order for you to double.

The S skill can just be Spd +3 as you need to increase his Spd as much as you can.

Build notes:
37 Spd comes from the Spd boon (34) and the +3 Spd seal (37).

Pretty much his base kit + Quick Riposte. Tibarn's base kit is awesome for player phase, with Draconic Aura abusing all the Attack buffs that Tibarn gets on his own. Chill Attack is cool, but Quick Riposte gives Tibarn an easier time during enemy phase. I would have liked +Atk on the Tibarn I got, but +Def is the next best thing.