Bamboo-Hatted Kim is a tall man whose actual features remain hidden behind his clothing, and by his namesake, his signature bamboo hat. He wears the standardized Blade Lineage robes, which remain untied.

Bamboo-hatted Kim is a Mentor of the Blade Lineage. He is the main antagonist of Intervallo III: Yield My Flesh to Claim Their Bones and a returning character from Library Of Ruina. Bamboo-hatted Kim is a tall man whose actual features remain hidden behind his clothing, and by his namesake, his...

Bamboo-hatted Kim is a Mentor of the Blade Lineage. He is the main antagonist of Intervallo III: Yield My Flesh to Claim Their Bones and a returning character from Library Of Ruina.

2022年11月6日 · There are two general invites; one book invites the first against Seven Association; and two has Blade Lineage with Bamboo Hatted Kim. When it comes to fighting Kim, if he using his big counter dice, don't clash with it and don't one-side him.

2021年3月22日 · Combine that with the various pages you can get from Kim, and you have someone that can roll highs pretty consistently. If you wanna take it a step further, add some attacks like engage from the seven association.

Kim just staggers too easily for him to be much of a threat especially with all of the clash and damage bonuses from Ego gifts.

2024年3月5日 · Dungeon Kim should be easier purely from going in with higher sanity, making it easier to force his sanity up clashing against his weaker skills and tanking any you think you won't win. Just be mindful of Grievance if you don't kill him before he starts using his more deadly skills or multiple counters.

He could still claim your bones and murder everyone in LoR, it was just way rarer than iit is in Limbus, but is still somewhat rare in limbus (happens if you are either unlucky, are getting hard countered, or straight up have a bad team).

2025年2月12日 · Bamboo-hatted Kim may be a reference to Kim Sakkat, also known as the Rainhat Poet. He was a travelling poet during Korea's Joseon dynasty, whose works often appealed to the common people and satirized authority. One of the events in Intervallo IV's Dungeon includes an excerpt from Kim Sakkat's poem Song of Right and Wrong. [2]

Bamboo-Hatted Kim is a tall man whose actual features remain hidden behind his clothing, and by his namesake, his signature bamboo hat. He wears the standardized Blade Lineage robes, which remain untied.