Mounts in Legend of Elements are more than just flashy companions — they directly amplify your stats and influence both PvE and PvP performance. Each mount grants a unique passive or triggered ability, and depending on your class and build, choosing the right one can dramatically shift your damage output or survivability.

Below is a breakdown of every known mount, their effects, strengths, weaknesses, and which scenarios they excel in.

Stormflame Wheels

Obtained From: Push Shop
Effect: Increases Crit Rate and Crit Damage by 1% every second (up to 20% Crit Rate and 20% Crit Damage max).

Pros

• Strong early game boost for DPS-focused classes.
• Great in PvE content due to consistent uptime.
• Easily accessible via Push Shop.

Cons

• Becomes worthless past 60–80% Crit Rate, where diminishing returns kick in.
• No direct scaling with skills or survivability.
• Weak in sustained PvP encounters where Crit Rate is already capped.

An excellent starter mount for players building around Crit Rate and Crit Damage, but it falls off sharply as you acquire better gear and natural Crit scaling.
Use early, replace later.

Slayer Gourd

Obtained From: Push Shop
Effect: Increases Active Skill, Core Skill, and Passive Skill Damage by 30% each.

Pros

• Universally useful for all builds.
• Strong burst potential and immediate value.
• Works well in both PvE and PvP.

Cons

• Lacks specialized scaling compared to later mounts.
• Moderate bonus that gets outclassed as multipliers stack elsewhere.

A solid universal mount, particularly for players focusing on skill-based or burst builds.
While not the strongest, its simplicity and reliability make it a safe pick for newer players.
Good all-rounder; overshadowed later by higher-tier mounts.

Bad Boy

Obtained From: Push Shop
Effect: 100% chance to deal an additional 500% ATK True Damage on Active Skill cast.

Pros

• Guaranteed proc with every active skill use.
• Decent on paper for skill-heavy rotations.

Cons

• Long cooldowns on active skills limit frequency.
• Low total DPS output even when optimized.
• Falls behind other mounts in every scenario

Simply put — don’t use it. Even with guaranteed procs, the damage per minute is too low to justify.
A flashy name, but one of the weakest mounts in the entire lineup.

Jadesky Ray

Obtained From: Push Shop
Effect: When HP is above 70%, increases Global Damage by 45%.

Pros

• Massive burst and sustained DPS in PvE.
• Great for bosses and quick encounters where HP remains stable.
• One of the best mounts for maximum damage potential.

Cons

• Loses its effect the moment HP drops below 70%.
• Practically useless in PvP, where HP fluctuates constantly.

Arguably the best PvE mount for players seeking maximum DPS uptime.
Pairs well with sustain builds that can maintain high HP.
Avoid in PvP unless you can guarantee constant healing uptime.

Nebulight

Obtained From: Chaos Treasure Hunt
Effect: 50% chance to deal an additional 1000% ATK True Damage on Core Skill cast.

Pros

• Scales incredibly well over long fights.
• Syncs perfectly with speed-oriented or core skill loop builds.
• Procs feel impactful when lucky.

Cons

• RNG heavy — sometimes huge damage, sometimes none.
• Shorter fights = lower value.
• Mediocre for PvP where time and control matter more.

A fun RNG-heavy mount that shines in extended PvE encounters or speed builds.
It’s inconsistent but rewarding when the procs line up.
If you like chaos, you’ll love Nebulight.

Skybrand Ruination

Obtained From: Chaos Treasure Hunt
Effect: Calls your mount to deal 2000% ATK AoE Damage around you every 10s (triggers up to 5 times).

Pros

• Great for AoE burst and mob stages.
• Decent visuals and crowd-clearing effect.

Cons

• Low sustained DPS due to high cooldown.
• Only shines against large packs of enemies.
• Weak against bosses and single-target fights.

Mediocre overall.
Can be fun for farming or AoE builds, but for serious content or bosses, its DPS contribution is negligible.

Goldstride

Obtained From: Chaos Treasure Hunt
Effect: Restores 20 Energy per second and increases Cooldown Reduction by 14%.

Pros

• Excellent for ability cycling and energy regeneration.
• Increases both skill uptime and damage consistency.
• Strong synergy with burst or sustain builds.

Cons

• Less impactful in short fights where cooldown reduction doesn’t fully pay off.
• Slightly weaker in PvP due to tempo variance.

One of the most balanced and reliable mounts in the game.
Goldstride offers value in nearly all modes, and the energy regen ensures fluid skill rotations.
Highly recommended for hybrid or support-oriented DPS builds.

Lotus Grace

Obtained From: Unknown
Effect: Every 20% HP lost triggers a 2000% AoE Damage burst, increases ATK by 10%, and Global Damage Reduction by 10% for 5s (refreshes duration if re-triggered).

Pros

• Designed for PvP brawlers who dip in and out of low HP thresholds.
• Decent burst retaliation potential.
• Temporary buff to both offense and defense.

Cons

• Terrible for PvE where HP is constantly managed.
• Weak sustained DPS.
• Completely countered by regeneration-heavy enemies or builds.

Excellent in PvP duels or short skirmishes, especially when timing buffs properly.
Completely underperforms in PvE — consider this a specialist mount for arena players only.

Celestial Crane

Obtained From: Unknown
Effect: Increases Global Damage Reduction by 10% and restores 8% of missing HP every 10s.

Pros

• Incredible sustain — especially for regen and tank-focused builds.
• Extremely powerful in drawn-out PvP fights.
• Great synergy with HP scaling traits.

Cons

• Zero offensive scaling.
• Not suitable for PvE damage races or timed stages.

A top-tier mount for sustain and defense builds.
If your goal is to outlast opponents rather than outdamage them, Celestial Crane is irreplaceable.
For pure DPS users, it adds nothing — skip it.

Mount Tier Lists

(Note: Rankings are subjective — your build, class, and playstyle matter more than flat placement.)

General PvE Mounts

General PvP Mounts

Mounts in Legend of Elements serve as long-term stat engines that shape how your build performs across content.

• For PvE DPS mains, focus on Jadesky Ray, Goldstride, or Nebulight.
• For PvP specialists, prioritize Celestial Crane or Lotus Grace depending on your sustain preference.
• For new or returning players, Slayer Gourd remains the most forgiving and balanced option early on.

The right mount doesn’t just complement your stats — it reinforces your play identity.
Choose wisely, experiment freely, and always test how each mount interacts with your skill rotation before committing resources to it.