Who is that tall, elegant lady wearing a fashionable pillbox hat? Why, the world-famous mystery novelist Linzer Cookie, of course! Writing an excellent detective story is like cooking a gourmet dessert: it takes a time-proven recipe of undeniable facts, an array of scrumptious plot twists, a decadent, visceral, plentiful filling of sweet suspense, but, first and foremost, the author's impeccable craftsmanship and passion. And the overwhelming popularity of Linzer Cookie's books proves she has it all: each new release means a long queue of faithful fans waiting by the bookstore from the early hours. Betting on the culprit's identity, trying to solve the sinister riddles... it's a cult following! Of course, Linzer Cookie never reveals her secrets: with her trusty pen and the signature glint in her eye, the star writer is already working on a new manuscript, stained with a few drops of strawberry jam...
Soulstone Description[]
This stone holds a piece of Linzer Cookie's soul. It shines delicately, as if holding a certain mystery...
Linzer Cookie gains Deduction stacks instead of regular attacks. Upon using her skill, she increases the CRIT% of her allies and applies the Suspect debuff to the enemy with the highest ATK, dealing damage to the target and area damage to the enemies nearby. The Suspect debuff is enhanced with Deduction stacks, and when using the skill with the maximum number of stacks, the debuff will decrease the target's DEF and apply a CRIT DMG buff for allies. The renowned writer's impeccable deduction allows the Suspect debuff to be applied even to targets with debuff immunity. While Linzer Cookie is using her skill, she will briefly become resistant to interrupting effects.
Deduction: stacks up to x7
Area DMG: 433.6% of ATK
Target DMG: Max x3 DMG for 1.5 sec; 552.7% DMG per hit
CRIT%: +15.0% for 15 sec
CRIT DMG: +25.0% for 15 sec
Suspect Debuff: +10.0% all types of DMG for 15 sec + 10.0% per x1 Deduction stack; -5.0% enemy ATK + 2.0% per x1 Deduction stack
DEF: -35.0% for 15 sec; stacks up to x1
Deduction: stacks up to x7
Area DMG: 836.5% of ATK
Target DMG: Max x3 DMG for 1.5 sec; 1,066.3% DMG per hit
CRIT%: +15.0% for 15 sec
CRIT DMG: +25.0% for 15 sec
Suspect Debuff: +10.0% all types of DMG for 15 sec + 10.0% per x1 Deduction stack; -5.0% enemy ATK + 2.0% per x1 Deduction stack
DEF: -35.0% for 15 sec; stacks up to x1
Gameplay Notes
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Suspect and DEF Down are undispellable.
When using the skill at maximum Deduction stacks, the Suspect debuff will inflict +80% All-type DMG received and -19% ATK.
Suspect and DEF Down can be applied to any boss regardless of their Debuff Immunity.
Debuffs are applied first before the skill deals DMG. The area DMG is dealt second, and the single-target DMG is dealt last.
If the primary target of the skill is defeated during the skill animation, the remaining single-target DMG hits will be dealt to the next target with the highest ATK in a small area around the initial target, preferring the nearest target in case of ties.
Appearance[]
Linzer Cookie is a slim Cookie of average height with rose tinted dough. Her hair is strawberry red, running down to her ankles, and is quite rounded. Her eyes are vibrant red, and always appears to have a shadow overcasting her forehead that reaches just up to her eyes. She wears a linzer tart-shaped pillbox hat with a jam-red top design, an upper white layer, a cake-brown middle layer, a dark-chocolate-brown rim, and a pointed tail decoration that are both chocolate brown. She wears a white long-sleeved shirt with puffed sleeves and an upturned white collar, as well as a brown maxi skirt. She wears a neck brooch designed like a linzer cookie, under which are two red garments around her shoulders.
Linzer Cookie carries an open book on one hand and a bag on the other, both sharing the same maroon and red colors as her clothes and hair respectively. The book's pages are white, but has a red splatter on its cover design that is colored like red jam yet shaped like a blood splatter. The bag is shaped like half of a linzer cookie, with a red interior design and outer design, as well as two sugar-white spots.
Trivia[]
According to Linzer Cookie's trivia loading screen during The Holiday Express update, “Linzer Cookie is always busy working on her books. What keeps her going? An occasional cup of fragrant black tea!”
Linzer Cookie's general loading screen trivia reads: “Is that... strawberry jam twinkling in the dark...? Oh phew, that's just Linzer Cookie's hat!”
According to a quote in her Cookie Info dialogue, Linzer Cookie's fountain pen was a gift from her parents.
Linzer Cookie and Crème Brûlée Cookie were once romantically involved. Though this detail is lost in translation in the English text of Cookie Run: Kingdom, it appears in the Korean text in Crème Brûlée Cookie's dialogue with Linzer Cookie in Holiday Express: "데뷔작이 엄청나게 잘되는 바람에 데이트할 때마다 딸기잼 뒤덮인 얘기만 들어야 했다고!", which approximately translates to "Your debut novel did so well that, every time we would go out on a date, all I would have to listen to was stories covered in strawberry jam!".
Linzer Cookie is the second Cookie whose regular attacks do not damage, heal, or debuff any targets, with the first being Onion Cookie.
Linzer Cookie is occasionally referred to as "ringer" in the game's files.
That means Linzer Cookie can do some pretty significant damage while providing support that really debuffs enemies while enhancing her allies. As such, while she doesn't seem to be in the meta for Cookie Run: Kingdom quite yet, she's quite formidable.
Linzer cookies are a twist off the linzer torte, originating from Linz, Austria. The linzer torte is one of the oldest tortes in the world, found in an Austrian abbey in the early 1700s. Luckily for us, the linzer torte was brought to the US around 1850s.
Linzer cookies are buttery, jam-filled sandwich cookies based on the classic Viennese Linzer torte, a nutty jam-filled pastry with a lattice design on top. The cookies have a shortbread-like texture and nutty flavor that comes from finely ground almonds and almond extract in the dough.
Linzer Cookie (Korean: 린저 쿠키, linjeo kuki) is an Epic Cookie released alongside Crème Brûlée Cookie in the The Holiday Express update (v4. 15). She is of the Support type and her position is prioritized to the Rear.
According to a quote in her Cookie Info dialogue, Linzer Cookie's fountain pen was a gift from her parents. Crème Brûlée Cookie were once romantically involved.
We nominate Mystic Flour Cookie as the rarest cookies in CRK at the moment, together with Special cookies (Sonic, Tails and the BTS Cookies, which have only been available for a short period) that are also very rare, and it's virtually impossible to obtain them at the moment since they could only be obtained via the ...
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Rainbow cookies originate in Italy, but Italian Americans added the color scheme to celebrate their heritage. The yellow layer used to be a white layer, so you'd have the Italian flag.
Cookies originated in Persia (now Iran) a loooong time ago when they began cultivating sugar. Bakers made small, round “test cakes” to check their oven temperature (obviously not regulated with electricity like they are now).
You may also wrap them in additional cling wrap. If you want to send Linzer cookies and are scared that the jam may glue them together accidently, cut out small squares of parchment paper and stack them with these squares in between. Be sure that you stack the cookies high, you don't want them to get broken.
Circus Animal Cookies. Calling all Circus Animals, we've lost control of the frosting hose! Our classic shortbread cookies are scrumptiously covered in our irresistible pink and white frosting and tossed with sprinkles. The iconic shapes include lions, elephants, camels, rhinos, hippos, cows, and pigs.
Utah gas station and boutique store, Dutchman's Market, famously bakes its own cookies, which come in a variety of flavors, but its calling card is the pink-frosted sugar cookie.
You can call me Kate, which is one of many nicknames, or Kathryne, which is my full first name. Either way, I'm a self-taught photographer and cook from Oklahoma. I started this blog in 2010 and named it after my canine sidekick, Cookie. Now, we live in Kansas City and work on this blog full-time.
Golden brown edges - A fully cooked chocolate chip cookie will have light, golden-brown edges. If the edges are dark brown or black, you've overcooked them. On the other hand, if they're pale without a honey-brown tinge, they're not ready yet.
For the first deduction (What are the two objects that indicate the time of the incident?): "Sugar granules next to Old Jolly have hardened and faded" and "A clock next to Old Jolly. It seemed to have fallen from the table. The time is stopped around 00:20."
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Crème Brûlée Cookie in the The Holiday Express update (v4.15). She is of the 
Support type and her position is prioritized to the 
Rear.
Suspect and 
