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Avywenna
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Advanced Builds
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Avywenna is a five-star Electric Polearm Striker whose Thunderlance loop delivers tightly controlled burst damage and heavy stagger. Her damage depends on squad setup and careful positioning, since she needs Electric Infliction or Electrification from allies to start her Combo Skill chain. Once that is in place she is one of the stronger performers in long-form endgame content such as Umbral Monument.
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The endgame setup pairs the JET polearm with a nearly complete Bonekrusha set, using a LYNX Slab as the second kit piece. JET contributes a large amount of Arts DMG along with ATK and Will, all of which amplify the damage she deals during a full Thunderlance cycle. Bonekrusha adds Will across its pieces and grants a repeatable Battle Skill damage bonus whenever she casts her Combo Skill, which mirrors how she plants lances before recalling them. The LYNX Slab raises her primary attribute so her attack scaling climbs further. Everything is arranged to maximize one carefully prepared burst window, which is where Avywenna earns her place as a main damage dealer rather than a sustained one.
Gear
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gloves
bonekrusha gloves
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bonekrusha figurine
core 2
lynx slab
1will_boost2agility_boost3attack_boost
Explanation
JET is the top pick because its Arts DMG, ATK and Will bonuses all funnel into the recall burst, and Arts DMG stays useful in an Electric team.
Bonekrusha's stacking Battle Skill bonus is triggered by casting a Combo Skill, which is exactly how Thunderlance: Strike is used in her rotation.
A LYNX Slab is slotted as the second kit piece instead of a full Bonekrusha kit, trading set purity for a larger main-attribute boost.
Cohesive Traction is the practical fallback when JET is unavailable, swapping raw Arts DMG for Electric DMG and extra skill damage.
Aggeloslayer is a third option if neither of the above is owned, leaning on Arts DMG and Will.
Notes
- Essence order for JET: Attack Boost, then Main Attribute Boost, then Suppression.
- Stat focus is Will first, Agility second, with ATK as the damage driver.
- The build only reaches its ceiling inside an Electric squad that can keep the target inflicted.
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This budget configuration runs Cohesive Traction together with the Mordvolt Insulation set and a Mordvolt Resistant Vest filling the off-piece slot. The weapon rewards casting a Combo Skill with bonus Electric DMG, which lands exactly when Avywenna buries her Thunderlances, while the armour contributes attack, Arts DMG and attribute increases that keep her recall damage respectable. Because the Resistant Vest covers both Will and Agility, she does not have to choose between her two core attributes during early progression. It is a straightforward platform that carries her through the story and farming stages until the Bonekrusha pieces are assembled.
Gear
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mordvolt resistant vest
gloves
mordvolt insulation gloves
core 1
mordvolt insulation wrench
core 2
mordvolt insulation wrench
1attack_boost2arts_dmg_boost3will_boost4agility_boost
Explanation
Cohesive Traction is chosen for the early stage because it adds Electric DMG right after a Combo Skill, matching the moment she plants her lances.
Mordvolt Insulation pieces contribute attack and Arts DMG, keeping her burst relevant before better gear is farmed.
The Mordvolt Resistant Vest is the off-piece of choice since it grants both of her key attributes rather than a single one.
The set keeps her Intellect and Arts DMG bonuses active while HP stays high, which is usually true when she fights from a safe recall position.
Notes
- Essence order for Cohesive Traction: Will Boost, then Electric DMG Boost, then Suppression.
- The Mordvolt Resistant Vest is used as the off-piece because it supplies both Will and Agility.
- Aim for this setup while farming toward the Bonekrusha endgame configuration.
Build Insights
Avywenna occupies the main damage slot of an Electric-oriented squad and is played as a controlled operator rather than an off-field unit. Her cycle is a three-step setup: an Electric ally such as a Caster or Supporter applies Electric Infliction or Electrification, Avywenna triggers Thunderlance: Strike to bury lances behind the target, and then she either fires her Ultimate to create a Thunderlance EX or immediately recalls everything with Thunderlance: Interdiction for the burst payoff. Because the recalled lances travel in straight lines from their planted positions, she wants enemies grouped and lined up so a single recall sweeps the whole pack. Her Energy refund from returned lances means she can rotate rapidly once the loop starts, so partners who extend Electric debuff uptime or gather enemies are far more valuable to her than generic damage buffers. She offers little utility outside her own damage and stagger, so teams should supply the debuffs, grouping, and survivability she needs to reach her window.
Core Mechanics
- Thunderlance: Strike activates when the controlled operator lands a Final Strike on a target carrying Electric Infliction or Electrification, planting three lances behind the enemy.
- The lances are ammunition: Thunderlance: Interdiction recalls every Thunderlance and Thunderlance EX, piercing everything along the return path and refunding Energy for each one pulled back.
- Thunderlance: Final Shock summons a Thunderlance EX on impact and applies Electric Susceptibility, raising the Electric damage the target takes afterwards.
- Talent Expedited Delivery grants Ultimate Energy whenever a thrown or returning lance connects, which keeps her Ultimate on a short cycle once lances exist on the field.
Scaling
- Her output scales with team support: without a reliable source of Electric Infliction or Electrification she cannot enter her Combo Skill loop at all.
- Late game she converts into a pure burst specialist, since her Battle Skill multipliers on returning lances and stacked ATK determine most of her damage.
- Early on she functions acceptably with budget gear because the lances themselves carry the damage, but her ceiling rises sharply with Artzy/Arts and Battle Skill damage scaling.
Character Notes
Avywenna is an Electric Polearm Striker built around a planted-then-recalled lance system, making her a setup-heavy burst damage dealer rather than a constant pressure unit. She plants Thunderlances with her Combo Skill, can add a Thunderlance EX through her Ultimate, and then cashes all of it in with her Battle Skill for a large damage and stagger spike while recovering Energy. Her damage ceiling is high but conditional: she needs an ally to apply Electric Infliction or Electrification, and she needs enemies grouped so the returning lances sweep across them. She is a strong pick for players who enjoy planning a kill window and who already invest in Electric teams, especially in the permanent endgame mode.
Playstyle
- Open with an Electric ally so Electric Infliction or Electrification is already on the target before Avywenna takes the field.
- Land a Final Strike to trigger Thunderlance: Strike, then keep attacking so the three planted lances stay in the enemy's space.
- Hold Thunderlance: Interdiction until enemies are grouped or lined up, so a single recall sweeps the whole pack.
- Fire the Ultimate when you want a longer window: it creates a Thunderlance EX, and every recalled lance refunds Energy for the next cycle.
Strengths
- Exceptionally high burst damage once lances are planted and recalled through a clustered group of enemies.
- Strong stagger contribution from the lance loop, which helps break bosses and elites in long endgame fights.
- Energy refund per returned lance lets her chain Ultimates quickly and keep a fast rotation going.
- Scales well with invested Electric supports and grouping tools, rewarding a coordinated team.
Weaknesses
- Her entire rotation is gated behind an external source of Electric Infliction or Electrification.
- Damage is concentrated along the recall line, so scattered or highly mobile enemies dodge most of her output.
- She brings almost no team utility beyond damage and stagger, leaving debuffs and survivability to her allies.
- Requires careful positioning and timing to line up lances, which punishes sloppy play.
Team Guide
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A budget Electric lineup with Avywenna as the main damage dealer. Perlica supplies the opening Electric Infliction that Avywenna needs to start her kit, Akekuri refills the team's SP, and Ardelia covers healing while spreading Corrosion to weaken enemy resistances. Avywenna stacks Thunderlances through her Combo Skill and Ultimate, then pulls them back with her Battle Skill as the damage payoff.
Explanation
Perlica's early Electrification is what lets Avywenna begin her combo chain at all.
Akekuri keeps SP flowing so the team can reach its Ultimates and Combo Skills more often.
Ardelia doubles as the healer and as a resistance shredder thanks to Corrosion.
Avywenna's Thunderlance cycle is the core damage source; everything else is setup for it.
Strengths
- Very accessible core that only needs one dedicated Electric enabler.
- Covers sustain, SP generation, and debuffing in the same four slots.
- Corrosion plus Electrification makes the burst window hit noticeably harder.
Weaknesses
- Damage ceiling is lower than the dedicated Electric or dual DPS variants.
- Depends on keeping the enemy debuffed before the Thunderlances are recalled.
Rotation
- 1Attack with Avywenna up to the Final Strike so that Perlica's and Ardelia's Combo Skills become usable.
- 2Fire Ardelia's Combo Skill to apply Corrosion first, then Perlica's Combo Skill to spread Electrification.
- 3Continue Avywenna's basic attack string until the Final Strike triggers her Combo Skill, spawning Thunderlances behind the target.
- 4Cast Ardelia's Battle Skill to raise the Arts damage the enemy takes, keep attacking with Avywenna to rebuild SP, then use Perlica's Battle Skill for stagger damage and a fresh Electric Infliction stack.
- 5If Perlica's Ultimate is up, use it for more stagger, and once the enemy is stunned or hits a stagger node, use Akekuri's Combo Skill to restore SP.
- 6Land another Final Strike to trigger Avywenna's Combo Skill, cast her Ultimate to summon a Thunderlance EX, then use her Battle Skill to pull every spear back for the big hit.
- 7Close out by using any remaining Ultimates that are still available.
Debuff first with Corrosion and Electrification, spawn Thunderlances with Combo Skills, then recall them with Avywenna's Battle Skill.
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A hypercarry Electric setup where Avywenna receives almost every buff the team can produce. Liino brings an ATK buff plus healing, Perlica seeds Electrification, and Arclight consumes it to power her own talent and feed Avywenna an Electric DMG boost. The rotation is long and deliberate, ending with Avywenna applying Electric Susceptibility and recalling all Thunderlances.
Explanation
Liino's Battle Skill adds an ATK buff and healing, letting the team skip a dedicated healer slot.
Arclight consumes the Electrification Perlica creates, which is the trigger for her Wildland Trekker talent.
A Potential 5 Arclight is required so the talent comes online after two enhanced Battle Skills.
Avywenna's Ultimate applies Electric Susceptibility right before her Battle Skill recalls the spears.
Strengths
- Highest single-target burst potential among Avywenna's Electric variants.
- Buffs, healing, and Electric amplification all stack on the same damage window.
Weaknesses
- Needs a Potential 5 Arclight, which is a real investment barrier.
- The rotation is long and unforgiving if a step is missed or a debuff expires.
Rotation
- 1Open with Liino's Battle Skill to activate her ATK buff and healing over the team.
- 2Use Perlica's Battle Skill for one stack of Electric Infliction, then perform a Final Strike with Avywenna.
- 3Trigger Perlica's and Avywenna's Combo Skills, then after Electrification lands, trigger Arclight's and Liino's Combo Skills.
- 4Cast Arclight's Battle Skill to consume the Electrification, then immediately trigger her Combo Skill again.
- 5Stall with Final Strikes, then trigger Avywenna's Combo Skill.
- 6Perform another Final Strike to trigger Perlica's Combo Skill, followed by Arclight's and Liino's Combo Skills.
- 7Use Arclight's Battle Skill to consume the new Electrification and activate
Wildland Trekker , then trigger her Combo Skill. - 8Cast Liino's Ultimate to reapply Electrification and grant stronger party buffs.
- 9Finish with Avywenna's Ultimate for Electric Susceptibility, then her Battle Skill to retrieve every Thunderlance.
Buff and heal with Liino, build Electrification with Perlica, consume it with Arclight twice, then finish with Liino's and Avywenna's Ultimates plus the Thunderlance recall.
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This variant trades some support throughput for control by slotting Gilberta into the flex slot. The core stays the same: Perlica applies Electric Infliction ahead of Avywenna, Arclight consumes the resulting Electrification, and Gilberta adds debuffs and crowd control before the Thunderlances are recalled. The guide stresses applying Corrosion early so it does not eat the Electric Infliction Avywenna needs.
Explanation
Gilberta is the pick when crowd control matters more than raw buffing.
Ordering Perlica before Avywenna in the team menu makes the damage window cleaner.
All debuffs should be in place before Avywenna pulls her spears back.
Corrosion needs to be applied first so Electric Infliction is not consumed prematurely.
Strengths
- More control and debuff coverage than the Liino setup.
- The rotation is shorter and easier to execute consistently.
Weaknesses
- Lower peak damage than the Liino hypercarry version.
- Still requires careful debuff ordering to avoid wasting Electrification.
Rotation
- 1Cast Perlica's Battle Skill first to apply Electric Infliction on the enemy.
- 2Perform an Avywenna Final Strike, then fire Perlica's and Avywenna's Combo Skills, followed by Arclight's and Gilberta's.
- 3Use Arclight's and Gilberta's Battle Skills, then trigger Arclight's Combo Skill again.
- 4Once Corrosion is on the field, refresh Perlica's Battle Skill and land another Avywenna Final Strike.
- 5When Ultimates are ready, use them in sequence: Gilberta for debuffing, Arclight for Electrification, then Perlica for damage.
- 6Cast Avywenna's Ultimate when available and trigger her Combo Skill afterwards.
- 7Use Avywenna's Battle Skill to pull all Thunderlances back, making sure they connect with the enemy on the return path.
Lead with Perlica's Electrification, layer Arclight and Gilberta debuffs, then close with Avywenna's Ultimate and Thunderlance recall.
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A dual carry composition pairing Avywenna with Zhuang Fangyi. Perlica is placed before Zhuang Fangyi so her Electrification is applied first for Arclight to consume, which later opens Arclight's Wildland Trekker window. Zhuang Fangyi then rides her own level 2 Electrification to maximise the number of Sunderblades her Battle Skill summons, while Avywenna contributes Thunderlance bursts and Electric Susceptibility.
Explanation
Two carries split the workload: Zhuang Fangyi scales with Sunderblades, Avywenna with Thunderlances.
Arclight's Wildland Trekker talent is the bridge that buffs both damage dealers.
Placement order matters - Perlica must sit ahead of Zhuang Fangyi in the team menu.
Ultimate timing should line up with Electric Susceptibility so the final Sunderblade and Thunderlance casts land together.
Strengths
- Very high combined damage, with two separate burst windows in one rotation.
- Stacks Electric Infliction from multiple sources for repeated Electro consumption.
Weaknesses
- The longest and most timing-sensitive rotation of Avywenna's teams.
- Drops dedicated healing, so mistakes are punished harder.
Rotation
- 1Begin with Zhuang Fangyi's Ultimate.
- 2Use Zhuang Fangyi's Battle Skill to apply one stack of Electric Infliction and summon 3 Sunderblades.
- 3Perform a Final Strike with Zhuang Fangyi and trigger only Perlica's Combo Skill at this point.
- 4Cast Arclight's Battle Skill to consume the Electrification, then trigger Zhuang Fangyi's, Avywenna's, and Arclight's Combo Skills.
- 5After Arclight's Combo Skill animation finishes, use Zhuang Fangyi's Battle Skill to consume the level 2 Electrification from her own Combo Skill, summon 3 more Sunderblades, reapply Electric Infliction, and trigger Arclight's Combo Skill again.
- 6Land a Zhuang Fangyi Final Strike, cast Arclight's Ultimate for the second Electric Infliction stack, and trigger Zhuang Fangyi's Combo Skill just before Arclight consumes it.
- 7Trigger Arclight's Combo Skill for SP, use Avywenna's Ultimate for Electric Susceptibility, then Perlica's Ultimate for the first burst.
- 8Cast Zhuang Fangyi's Battle Skill to consume the level 2 Electrification and summon the final 3 Sunderblades, then trigger Arclight's Combo Skill.
- 9Farm SP, then use Avywenna's Battle Skill to recall her Thunderlances and apply one stack of Electric Infliction.
- 10Trigger a Zhuang Fangyi Final Strike to fire Combo Skills in order: Perlica, Zhuang Fangyi, Avywenna, then Arclight.
- 11Use Zhuang Fangyi's Battle Skill to trigger Arclight's Combo Skill before Zhuang Fangyi's Ultimate Form expires.
Zhuang Fangyi opens with Ultimates and Sunderblades, Arclight consumes Electrification repeatedly, and the finish stacks Avywenna's Thunderlance recall with the final Sunderblade wave.
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Antal is the flex option chosen when the goal is maximum damage amplification rather than SP generation or crowd control. Avywenna and Arclight keep their standard roles, with Perlica providing the opening Electric Infliction and Antal multiplying the damage that follows. The guide presents these Electric shells as interchangeable examples as long as enough Electric Infliction sources are present.
Explanation
Antal's contribution is damage amplification, which pushes Avywenna's Thunderlance burst higher.
The guide treats the flex slot as flexible - swaps are fine while keeping Electrification coverage.
Perlica and Arclight remain the non-negotiable core of the Electric shell.
Strengths
- Best raw damage amplification of the flex options listed.
- Core structure stays identical to the other Electric variants, so gearing transfers easily.
Weaknesses
- The guide does not provide a dedicated rotation for this exact variant.
- No extra SP generation, so Ultimate uptime is lower than with an Akekuri-style battery.
Team Insights
Avywenna is an Electric main DPS whose whole kit depends on having Electric Infliction already on the enemy - her Combo Skill, Ultimate, and Battle Skill exist to create Thunderlances and then reel them back in for the burst. That makes the enabler slot mandatory, with Perlica as the default choice, and it makes Arclight the natural partner since she consumes Electrification and converts it into team damage. The remaining two slots flex around what the fight demands: a healer/debuffer like Ardelia, an SP battery like Akekuri, a buffer/healer like Liino, a control piece like Gilberta, an amplifier like Antal, or even a second carry like Zhuang Fangyi. Regardless of the shell, the rhythm stays the same: land debuffs, spawn spears, buff, then recall the spears.
Synergy Patterns
- Perlica's Electrification provides the initial Electric Infliction that starts Avywenna's rotation.
- Arclight consumes Electrification and, with Potential 5, hands Avywenna an Electric DMG buff via Wildland Trekker.
- Akekuri's Combo Skill refunds SP whenever the enemy is staggered, enabling faster Ultimate cycles.
- Ardelia's Corrosion lowers enemy resistances, raising the damage of the whole team's Arts output.
- Liino combines an ATK buff with healing, freeing a slot while still boosting the burst window.
- In dual carry setups, Zhuang Fangyi and Avywenna alternate as Infliction appliers and Electrification consumers.
Tips
- Apply every debuff before recalling Thunderlances - the spears should be pulled back after buffs and shred are already in place.
- Position the recall so the returning lances actually travel through the enemy to land the full damage.
- Apply Corrosion before other Electric effects so it does not consume the Infliction Avywenna needs.
- Almost any flex character works as long as the team still has enough sources of Electric Infliction to start the cycle.
- The Liino variant only performs as advertised with a Potential 5 Arclight; without it the Wildland Trekker window is far weaker.
Availability
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Potentials
- Doubling Down: improves the Expedited Delivery talent, adding 2 more Ultimate Energy per gain.
- Pole of Menace: increases Thunderlance and Thunderlance EX duration by 20s.
- Hard Negotiator: grants 15 Will and 8% increased Electric damage dealt.
- Very Experienced: reduces the Ultimate's Energy cost by 15%.
- Carrot and Sharp Stick: returning lances hit for 1.15x their normal multiplier against Electric Susceptible enemies.
Avywenna serves Endfield Industries as an Armed Messenger, though she previously worked for the Talos-II General Chamber of Commerce. She chose to walk away from the neon city she found full of deceit and settled on the frontier, devoting herself to the wilderness and the people living there. Her reliability and talent caught Endfield's attention, and she was handed a recommendation letter to join the company shortly afterwards. She is described as personable, assured and dependable, handling professional relationships with care.