Minsitthar, a Brave Warrior, has become a completely different beast after revamp in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. If it used to be a sturdy but not the most dangerous tank, now it’s a real monster in the mix. His Spear of Glory pulls not one, but several enemies at once. Shield Assault is a whole set of bonuses: it slows down, cuts damage from the front, and also buffs auto attacks (which stack perfectly with objects for strikes). Well, King’s Calling has turned into a hell of a trap: it disables movement skills, and the guards start dealing damage with item effects. The new Mark of the King passive is the icing on the cake: it stuns the target, heals the Mincittar himself and perfectly matches the rest of the skills. As a result, he became a machine for breaking in and controlling: he breaks the system, lives under the focus and does all this with royal chic. But! Even such a renewed giant can be stopped.
Esmeralda feels great against him. Her shields literally “eat up” Minsittar’s damage, and she steals his defenses and forces him to play defensively. Plus, she has enough control to keep the Brave Warrior at bay. Lolita is no less dangerous for him. Her shield completely cancels Spear of Glory, and her stance and tosses interfere with any aggressive moves by Minsittar. But Diggy can ruin his holiday with a single tap: Time Bomb interrupts King’s Calling, and his passivity makes killing almost pointless.
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Akai
Akai, a cute-looking Panda Warrior, is in reality a living nightmare for Minsittara. His ult Heavy Spin spins like a fan, dropping control and knocking enemies away. At the moment when Minsittar sets his ult, Akai just rushes in, accelerates and throws him away from the royal guards. That’s it, the combo is broken. And if you also pin him against a wall or under a tower, the battle can be considered won.
And don’t forget about Dominance Ice. This item seems to have been created specifically against Minsittar: it cuts healing and attack speed, leaving him without his main survival weapon. Experienced Akai players know that the main thing is to seize the moment and not miss the opportunity to turn the fight around.
But Akai is not the only one who can fight back. Let’s recall Esmeralda again: her shields steal protection, turning Minsittar into a simple target.
Lolita is also great: her shield completely breaks Minsittar’s plans, and rolling and tossing literally knock him out of the game. Diggy is annoying by knocking down the ult and “resurrecting”, leaving Minsittar to be a fool. And then there’s Kufr: a massive frontline with a huge reserve of health and a camp that ruins any initiation. And finally, Matilda is a mobile support with treatment, shields, and the ability to pull allies out of Minsittar’s control.
Thamuz
Tamuz, the Infernal Titan, is the perfect melee fighter, and he shines against Minsittar. His very appearance already causes a nervous tic in his enemies: everyone knows that few people can stand up to him in a direct duel. When Minsittar draws into battle with his spear, Tamuz responds with an ult Cauterant Inferno. And it’s a sight! Flames flare up all around, enemies melt from damage per second, and Tamuz himself restores tons of health. He doesn’t just experience King’s Calling, but comes out of it almost as if nothing had happened.
Molten Scythes also play a key role: damage plus deceleration prevents the Minsittar from moving freely. And when his ult ends, you can rush in with Chasm Trample and drive the enemy to the end.
For reliability, take the Festival of Blood talent — additional vampirism is always welcome. Demon Hunter Sword and Dominance Ice are good in the build: the former will give damage and healing, the latter will reduce the heal and attack speed of the Minsittar. As a result, Tamuz becomes a pressure machine that breaks down any attempts by Minsittar to dominate the fight.
Yin
And finally, Yin, the Scarlet Fist. He plays against Minsittar like a chess player, pulling out the main trump card from under him. His ult My Turn takes the opponent to his personal domain — and that’s it, King’s Calling just disappears. Minsittar loses control and finds himself face-to-face with Yin.
Timing is important here: wait until Minsittar activates the ult, burst in with an Instant Blast and immediately drag him into a duel. In the domain, you need to focus only on it: turn on Hero Lock Mode so as not to be distracted, and hit with a combination of Frenzy Strike + Instant Blast. In such a situation, the Ministry of Finance has almost no chance.
To strengthen it, you should take the Master Assassin talent — additional damage will not be superfluous. In terms of items, War Axe and Hunter Strike are suitable for damage and penetration, while Dominance Ice is suitable for cutting Mincittar’s treatment even more.
Yin wins precisely at the expense of his mind: he waits for the moment, destroys combos and punishes his opponent in a duel. If played correctly, it turns into a weapon that the Minsittar simply cannot survive.
