Best Character Builds & Guides

Avywenna's endgame build focuses on stacking Arts DMG, ATK, and Battle Skill DMG. The JET weapon and Bonekrusha set create a powerful burst loop: use Combo Skill to place Thunderlances and trigger JET's Arts DMG, then Battle Skill to detonate for massive damage. The Aethertech Light Gloves off-piece fills the remaining slot with a universal damage boost. This build is highly effective in controlled environments where Avywenna can set up her lances.

Avywenna's early game build is budget-friendly and effective. Cohesive Traction weapon and Mordvolt Insulation gear set provide a balanced mix of ATK, Electric DMG, and skill damage. This build allows her to clear early missions and build toward her endgame setup. The rotation remains similar: stack Thunderlances with Combo Skill, then detonate with Battle Skill.

This endgame build maximizes Ember's shielding and healing capabilities. With Thunderberge and the LYNX set, she provides constant shields and damage reduction to the team. The off-set core piece improves Ultimate uptime. Stat priority focuses on Treatment Bonus, Strength, and HP to scale her heals and shields. This build excels in prolonged fights where survivability is key.

An early game budget build that uses easily obtained gear. Former Finery (or Quencher) provides healing and HP, while the Armored MSGR set offers Strength and damage reduction. This build ensures Ember can protect the team through the main story and early activities without requiring high-end equipment.

This endgame build focuses on maximizing Alesh's SP generation and team support capabilities. Finchaser 3.0 enhances his Cryo utility, while the Frontiers gear set amplifies his SP recovery and team damage. The Eternal Xiranite gloves further improve his Ultimate uptime, making him a consistent battery for the squad.

This early-game build equips Alesh with accessible gear that boosts his SP recovery and survivability. Fortmaker and the Armored MSGR set focus on his core stats and Ultimate uptime, while the Mordvolt Insulation vest fills gaps in Intellect for his talent. It's a solid foundation before transitioning to the endgame build.

The endgame Crush DPS build centers on Grand Vision and Swordmancer gear to amplify Endministrator's Originium Crystal synergy. By applying Crush and consuming crystals, he gains massive Physical DMG bonuses and triggers the set's extra hit. This build is ideal for mono-Physical teams where he can consistently stack Vulnerability and deliver high burst damage.

The early game build uses free and craftable gear to provide a solid foundation for Endministrator's Physical DPS role. Sundering Steel and Roving MSGR set emphasize Agility and Physical DMG, allowing him to deal respectable damage while learning his rotation. It's a reliable stepping stone toward the endgame build.

This endgame build maximizes Estella's sub-DPS potential by stacking Physical and Skill damage. The Type 50 Yinglung set amplifies her Combo Skill, while OBJ Razorhorn capitalizes on her Cryo application. With proper team rotation, she can consistently apply Physical Susceptibility and deal solid burst damage.

This early game build focuses on boosting Estella's skill damage and energy regeneration. The Aburrey's Legacy set provides a straightforward damage increase, while OBJ Razorhorn's synergies with her Cryo application still apply. It's a cost-effective setup for players progressing through the main story.

This endgame build maximizes Chen Qianyu’s role as a Vulnerability sub‑DPS by concentrating on Ultimate and Combo Skill damage. Rapid Ascent, supported by the Swordmancer set, ensures frequent, hard‑hitting bursts while also boosting Stagger application. Agility and Strength are the primary stats to enhance Physical damage and skill scaling. Alternatives like Sundering Steel or Aspirant provide similar benefits for players who lack the best‑in‑slot weapon.

This early game build equips Chen Qianyu with Sundering Steel and the Roving MSGR set to capitalize on her Physical damage and Agility scaling. It is easy to assemble and provides a solid foundation for clearing early content. The focus is on maximizing ATK and Physical DMG through simple, reliable bonuses. Players should upgrade to the endgame build as they obtain better weapons and gear.

This endgame support build focuses on maximizing Catcher's shielding, healing, and team utility. Former Finery provides HP and Will for stronger heals, while the Frontiers set reduces shield cooldown and grants a team damage buff after SP recovery. Eternal Xiranite Gloves improve Ultimate uptime. This setup makes Catcher a reliable secondary sustain and debuffer, especially in Physical teams.

This early game build uses OBJ Heavy Burden to boost DEF for stronger shields, paired with the Armored MSGR set for additional survivability and stat bonuses. It is a cost-effective setup that allows Catcher to fulfill his shielding role until better endgame gear is obtained.

This endgame build turns Fluorite into a reliable sub-DPS that still focuses on her Infliction support role. The combination of Wedge and MI Security maximizes her critical hits and Arts damage, allowing her to deal respectable numbers while providing the necessary stacks for team reactions. Alternative weapons offer cheaper or more team-specific options without sacrificing her core function.

This early game build focuses on cheap, obtainable gear to still contribute damage and Infliction stacks. OBJ Velocitous and Mordvolt Insulation provide a reasonable damage floor for clearing content, while allowing Fluorite to fulfill her enabler role. Upgrade to the MI Security set and Wedge or Navigator for better endgame performance.

This endgame build focuses on maximizing Gilberta's Ultimate uptime and team buffing. Delivery Guaranteed provides the best synergy with her Lift mechanic, while the Eternal Xiranite set amplifies team damage. Stat priority is Ultimate Gain Efficiency > Intellect > Will to ensure frequent debuffs and strong support.

This early game build uses accessible gear to enable Gilberta's support role. Stanza of Memorials buffs the team after her Ultimate, while Catastrophe gear provides the Ultimate Gain Efficiency needed for frequent debuff application. It's a budget-friendly setup that still performs well in early content.

This endgame build transforms Ardelia into a hybrid support who debuffs enemies and amplifies ally damage while keeping the team alive. The combination of Eternal Xiranite's team buff and the weapon's debuff stacking results in strong overall utility.

This pure healing build maximizes Ardelia's ability to sustain the team through raw healing and damage reduction. It is ideal for content where survival is the top priority, though the set's protection does not apply to allies healed via environmental effects.

This early game build focuses on boosting Ardelia's healing through Will and Treatment Bonus. It is easy to assemble and provides reliable sustain for progressing through the main story. The gear set also offers a safety mechanic for emergency healing.

This endgame build maximizes Lifeng's sub-DPS role through the Bonekrusha gear set and Mountain Bearer weapon. The set enhances his Battle Skill damage after Combo Skill use, while the weapon boosts his stats and damage against vulnerable targets. With proper rotation, Lifeng applies Physical Susceptibility, triggers Link, and unleashes a powerful, buffed Battle Skill or Ultimate. This build is ideal for late-game content where team synergy and burst windows matter most.

This early game build equips Lifeng with the Chimeric Justice polearm and Roving MSGR gear set. The weapon strengthens his offensive stats and Ultimate uptime, while the gear set enhances his Physical damage output when HP is maintained. It is a beginner-friendly setup that allows Lifeng to contribute as a sub-DPS and debuffer from the start, with room to transition into the endgame Bonekrusha build later.

This endgame support build transforms Perlica into a premier Electric enabler. With the Detonation Unit and Pulser Labs set, she applies Electrification to boost team Arts damage while dealing respectable damage herself. Ideal for Electric teams where debuffs are maximized.

This early game hybrid build allows Perlica to contribute both personal damage and team support. With Wild Wanderer and Mordvolt Insulation, she can apply Electrification while buffing the team's Physical and Electric damage. A great starting point before transitioning to the endgame support build.

This endgame build maximizes Pogranichnik's SP recovery and team buffing capabilities. Thermite Cutter provides ATK buffs to the party, while Frontiers gear offers cooldown reduction and a damage boost after SP restoration. The off-piece armor further increases Ultimate frequency, making Pogranichnik a potent support for physical teams.

This early game build leverages accessible gear to support Pogranichnik's role as an SP battery. The Mordvolt Resistant set increases his Will stat, enhancing skill effectiveness, while Thermite Cutter provides a team ATK boost. Suitable for players progressing through the early stages without high-end gear.

This endgame build focuses on stacking critical rate via the MI Security set and Lupine Scarlet weapon to capitalize on Rossi's innate crit damage buffs. The combination significantly boosts her personal damage and debuff uptime, making her a powerful sub-DPS in any team.

This early game build maximizes Rossi's Combo Skill damage using the Aburrey's Legacy set and Sundering Steel weapon. It provides a strong foundation for her damage output while keeping stat investment simple.

This endgame build maximizes Snowshine's healing output and utility. Former Finery enhances her reactive healing, while the LYNX set adds damage reduction to allies she heals, making the team much tankier against heavy attacks. Alternates like Thunderberge provide shields, and Finishing Call or Quencher are budget-friendly options.

For early game, the Mordvolt Resistant gear set combined with Former Finery provides a strong base for Snowshine's healing role. The set's Will increase and conditional healing boost ensure effective sustain, while the weapon's automatic healing on protected allies adds reliability. This build transitions smoothly into the endgame LYNX build.

This endgame build maximizes Tangtang's personal damage and debuff potential. Brigand's Calling provides both self-buff and team debuff, while Bonekrusha gear amplifies her Battle Skill damage after a Combo Skill setup. The rotation of Combo Skill → Battle Skill → Ultimate allows her to apply Arts Susceptibility and deal significant AoE Cryo damage, making her a potent sub-DPS in any team.

This early game build focuses on boosting Tangtang's skill damage to help her clear content. Opus: The Living is a free weapon from the Arsenal Exchange, and Aburrey's Legacy gear is a general skill-damage set that works well with her constant skill usage. While not as potent as the endgame build, it provides a solid foundation for players progressing through the early stages.

This endgame build focuses on maximizing Wulfgard's single-target burst damage by equipping Clannibal for its debuff and the Hot Work set for its Heat DMG spike after Combustion. The weapon essence priorities emphasize Infliction, Arts DMG, and main attribute to scale his Battle Skill's additional hit. Alternatives provide similar performance if Clannibal is unavailable, making this build flexible for endgame content.

This early-game build uses accessible weapons and gear to boost Wulfgard's Battle Skill damage and ATK. Aburrey's Legacy provides consistent Skill DMG and ATK stacks, while Rational Farewell offers a powerful ATK buff after reactions. This setup allows Wulfgard to contribute solid damage in the early to mid game without requiring high-end equipment.

This endgame build maximizes Xaihi’s role as a defensive buffer. Chivalric Virtues enhances her healing and adds an ATK team buff, while the Eternal Xiranite gear set further boosts team damage through consistent Amp application. Stat priorities emphasize Will for stronger heals, Intellect for higher Ultimate Amp scaling, and Ultimate Gain Efficiency to ensure consistent buff uptime. The result is a build that keeps the team healthy and significantly increases the damage output of Cryo and Nature allies.

An early‑game build that focuses on energy generation and basic stat scaling. Monaihe provides a sizable boost to Ultimate Gain Efficiency, while the Mordvolt Resistant set offers generous Will and Intellect stats along with a conditional healing bonus. This combination ensures Xaihi can heal effectively and maintain buff uptime with minimal investment, preparing her for the transition to endgame gear.

This endgame build focuses on maximizing Yvonne's single-target DPS by stacking Critical Rate, ATK, and Cryo DMG. Artzy Tyrannical and MI Security set provide the best stat synergy, while the rotation relies on applying Solidification and unleashing her enhanced Basic Attacks for massive damage.

This early-game build uses Wedge and the Mordvolt Insulation gear set to give Yvonne a solid foundation in Intellect, Critical Rate, and Arts DMG. It is easy to assemble and will carry you through the initial content until you transition to her endgame setup.

This endgame configuration turns Zhuang Fangyi into a devastating Electric hypercarry. The Xiranflow set amplifies her damage whenever she triggers an Arts Reaction, while Lone Barge delivers brute force through ATK and skill DMG. LYNX Slab ensures her primary attribute Will keeps climbing, resulting in staggering burst potential in any electric‑based team.

Designed for fresh accounts, this setup focuses on boosting Arts DMG and Will through the accessible Mordvolt Insulation gear. Monaihe accelerates Ultimate generation so she can use Smiting Tempest more often, providing a smooth progression path until Xiranflow and Lone Barge become available.

Da Pan’s endgame build revolves around the Aethertech gear set and the Exemplar greatsword. Aethertech dramatically amplifies his Physical DMG whenever he applies or consumes Vulnerability – a core loop of his kit. Exemplar further magnifies this by granting a temporary Physical DMG surge after using a Battle Skill or Ultimate. Together, they turn his Combo Skill into a devastating nuke. The off‑set gloves boost Physical DMG, while the alternative weapons (Sundered Prince and Ancient Canal) offer accessible ways to achieve similar burst potential, with Sundered Prince favoured for its Critical Rate.

This early‑game setup focuses on flat damage increases before Vulnerability‑based sets become available. Sundered Prince’s Critical Rate helps consistency, and the Aburrey’s Legacy set augments every skill with extra Skill DMG and stacking ATK bonuses. It ensures Da Pan remains a potent DPS while farming for his endgame Aethertech equipment.

This endgame configuration turns Last Rite into a devastating burst DPS. The combination of Khravengger and the Tide Surge set multiplies her ultimate damage while the off-piece armor smooths out energy requirements. The build assumes a team that can consistently stack Cryo Infliction; without that support, damage falls off. At Pot4, consider swapping the armor to Type 50 Yinglung Light Armor for an even higher ceiling.

This early game build prioritizes immediate damage gains through high Strength values. While it lacks the synergistic punch of later gear, it provides a stable foundation for Last Rite to fulfill her role as a Cryo DPS until you can farm for Tide Surge and obtain Khravengger.

This endgame build focuses on supporting Electric/Heat damage dealers. With high Ultimate Gain Efficiency, Antal can frequently apply team-wide Electric and Heat Amp. The Eternal Xiranite set bonus triggers off his debuffs and buffs, providing a consistent 16% damage increase to allies. The OBJ Arts Identifier further boosts team elemental damage when his combo skill activates, making this build ideal for maximizing team output in late-game content.

This early game build prioritizes frequent Ultimate usage over personal damage. The Catastrophe set's immediate 20% Ultimate Gain Efficiency and initial 50 SP recovery allow Antal to quickly access his team buffs and debuffs even with limited investment.

This build transforms Arclight into a team-oriented sub-DPS. The Frontiers set and Thermite Cutter work together to grant consistent damage buffs to the whole party whenever she uses her Combo Skill. The off-piece gloves further boost her personal Combo Skill output, making her a valuable hybrid support that also contributes meaningful damage.

This beginner-friendly build uses easy-to-obtain gear to boost Arclight's physical and Combo Skill damage. The Roving MSGR set provides Agility and conditional Physical DMG, while the Thermite Cutter (free from the New Horizons banner) adds a teamwide ATK buff. It's a solid foundation that transitions smoothly into the endgame sub-DPS build.

This endgame build transforms Akekuri into a potent team buffer. By stacking SP recovery triggers, she consistently activates the Thermite Cutter's Flow buff and the Frontiers set's damage bonus. The build prioritizes Ultimate Gain Efficiency to keep her Ultimate ready, which in turn provides Link and more SP. The result is a significant boost to the entire team's offensive output without requiring Akekuri to deal damage herself.

This early game build is designed to maximize Akekuri's SP generation from the start. The Catastrophe set gives her a head start with bonus SP and faster Ultimate charging, while Thermite Cutter provides a team ATK buff whenever she recovers SP. It is a cheap and effective setup for any team that needs energy support.