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This is Ember's late-game sustain configuration. The goal is to maximize the durability she hands to the team rather than her own damage output. Thunderberge adds another protective layer through post-Combo-Skill shielding, and the Eternal Xiranite set is the centerpiece: it grants a large flat HP boost and, once Ember applies one of the qualifying defensive statuses through her Talent, extends a DMG Dealt bonus to the rest of the party. That last part is why the set is so valuable on her, since Mono Physical teams often have their other members locked into Swordmancer and therefore cannot generate this buff themselves. The LYNX gauntlets and the armor's Arts Intensity serve as finishing touches, one improving her healing and the other nudging her Knock Down damage. Stat rolls should chase Medicant first, then HP Boost, then Strength Boost, because health, healing efficiency and the HP-derived shield all feed directly into her support role.

This is the budget-friendly entry point for building Ember. It leans on Former Finery, a weapon available through the New Horizons banner's weapon selector, which supplies HP, Will and HP restoration in one package, and pairs it with the full Armored MSGR set. Armored MSGR is attractive early because its Strength bonus translates into a higher Base HP for Ember, which directly increases the size of the shields her Ultimate distributes, while its low-health damage reduction keeps her from folding under focused pressure. The result is a durable, self-sufficient frontline support that does not demand rare gear or premium weapons. Essence rolls should favor Efficacy first for healing throughput, then HP Boost, then Will Boost to strengthen the Combo Skill's restore effect. As you progress, this build naturally transitions into the Eternal Xiranite-focused late-game setup.

This is Snowshine's fully invested support package. She carries a shield weapon that gives her a self-contained heal trigger, then wears the Eternal Xiranite set so that casting Saturated Defense both protects the team and buffs their damage output. The result is a defender who does three jobs at once: mitigate burst, top allies back up, and hand the squad a damage window. It is the natural choice for Shatter teams that want her Solidification uptime without sacrificing survivability.