Gandiva Loose
A single arrow flies true, finding the one weak thread in a foe's armor.

Hand of Unerring Aim
Arjuna, third of the five Pandava brothers in the Mahabharata, was the greatest archer of his age and son of the god Indra. Wielding the divine bow Gandiva, he won Draupadi at her swayamvara by piercing a turning target through its reflection. On the eve of the war at Kurukshetra, his charioteer Krishna delivered to him the teaching of the Bhagavad Gita, resolving his despair into duty.
Base stats at level 1 · Legendary carries a ×1.55 multiplier.
A single arrow flies true, finding the one weak thread in a foe's armor.
He looses a sky-blackening volley that rains down on every enemy at once.
Arjuna narrows his sight to a single true point, sharpening his lethal precision.
He invokes the celestial weapon, a lance of lightning that splits the heavens and annihilates the enemy line.
The Mythborn