Leonhart Family Value

Updated 2026-11-06

Leonhart is 10 keys, demand 7, tier C, tax 2,500 gems.

Epic odds on the family wheel are 0.35 percent. Leonhart shipped with the game rather than arriving in a later mythic wave, which is why traders treat it as a shifter tool you can actually roll, not as a trophy. The gem bill for an Epic family is 2,500. Set that next to a mythic family's 50,000 gem bill and the trade feels cheap. The key number agrees: ten. Scroll math is a little over three. I would not open a negotiation by converting ten keys into vizards. The fraction is noise.

Passives I saved are narrow and specific: 10 percent titan run speed, 10 percent Female Titan stats, and 10 percent damage. This is a shifter family. If you cannot or will not shift, the line does not pay you back. Skills are Crimson Bloom, a passive, and Shifter Regen, an active. Crimson Bloom is the sentence that makes the page worth writing, because Fritz is the only other family the wiki pairs it with. Fritz, on the same price file, is a mythic measured in thousands of keys. Sharing one passive does not make the offers similar. It does mean a Female Titan player might care which of the two names is in the window.

Patch 20, dated only as 2024 in my notes, changed Shifter Regen so it can heal injuries that came from other matches, while starting a fresh match on a 40 second cooldown. Update 3 patch 36 on 20 April 2025 is when Crimson Bloom was added. I keep those two patch sentences because they are the history, and I do not stretch them into a damage ranking.

Arlert is the other Epic at the same 10 key mark in the family table. I do not give Arlert this page. Leonhart's Female Titan numbers and the Fritz overlap are the part that is not copy-paste. Pair it with Founder's Blessing or Art of War if you are building a shifter, and leave Helos perks on the shelf.