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cohesive_traction

5-STARLance

Skills

TA

Suppression: Concentric Circles

tactic

Combo Skill DMG Dealt +{dmg_up:0.0%}.
When the wielder casts a combo skill, during the next battle skill cast within {duration:0}s, the wielder gains Electric DMG Dealt +{pulse_dmg_up:0.0%}.
Max stacks for effects of the same name: {max_stack:0}. Duration of each stack is counted separately.

Lvdmg uppulse dmg updurationmax stack
10.10.1303
20.120.12303
30.140.14303
40.160.16303
50.180.18303
60.20.2303
70.220.22303
80.240.24303
90.280.28303
AT

Will Boost [M]

attr will

Will +{will}

Lvwill
116
228
341
454
567
680
792
8105
9124
AT

Electric DMG Boost [M]

attr pulsedam

Electric DMG Dealt +{electrondam:0.0%}

Lvelectrondam
10.044444446
20.08
30.115555555
40.15111111
50.18666667
60.22222222
70.25777778
80.29333332
90.34666666

Best Characters

Characters whose builds recommend this weapon.

Lance Characters

All characters that can equip this weapon type.

Build Notes

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.
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.
  • 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.
Avywenna
Best in Slot
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.
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.
  • 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.
This endgame setup turns Liino into a buff-and-heal battery by leaning entirely into Will and Ultimate Gain. Bedazzling Night Debut supplies the largest Will injection plus a supportive Medicant effect, which raises the Amp ceiling of Dawnstar Concerto while also helping allies. The Eternal Xiranite armor, gloves, and Bracing Slab deliver heavy Will alongside an HP bump, and her Ultimate's Amp application triggers the set's team-wide DMG Dealt bonus for 15 seconds. A single LYNX Slab fills the remaining slot for extra Will and Ultimate energy. Because the set bonus cannot stack, this is the default choice when Liino is the sole Eternal Xiranite user, and the increased Ultimate efficiency keeps her Cosmovoice Stance windows frequent enough to maintain buff and heal uptime.
The weapon slot prioritizes Bedazzling Night Debut because both plain Will and its team-oriented skill push Liino's Amp and support output simultaneously.
Golden Age is the fallback when the top option is unavailable; it still gives Will and a team buff, though the damage portion gets diluted in compositions that already pour out DMG% bonuses.
JET trades support utility for personal stats, edging out some lower-rarity picks purely on raw damage contribution, while Cohesive Traction is the budget option that keeps some Will and Electric bonuses.
On the gear side, Eternal Xiranite body, hands, and slab combine high Will with a team damage buff that Liino activates through her Ultimate's Amp application, and a single LYNX Slab off-piece adds useful Will and Ultimate Gain.
Use this configuration whenever Liino is the only Eternal Xiranite wearer on the squad.
  • Bedazzling Night Debut is the top pick because it feeds a large chunk of Will into her Amp scaling while also handing the team a Medicant-based boost.
  • The buff tied to Dawnstar Concerto is what turns on the Eternal Xiranite set condition, so her teammates get the extra damage window basically for free.
  • Remember that the Eternal Xiranite effect does not stack, so this build is at its best when no other support is running the same set.
This alternative endgame loadout exists for squads that already have an Eternal Xiranite wearer, since that team buff will not stack. Liino keeps Bedazzling Night Debut as her weapon so her Will-driven Amp from Dawnstar Concerto stays as large as possible, while her armoury shifts toward the LYNX set. Two LYNX Slabs supply the Will she needs and the set adds damage reduction, improving the group's effective durability during extended fights. The trade-off is a modest dip in Ultimate Gain compared to the Eternal Xiranite configuration. If Ultimate uptime is the limiting factor, the armor and one slab can be exchanged for pieces that emphasize Ultimate Gain Efficiency, accepting a smaller Amp buff in return.
The weapon ranking does not change here; Bedazzling Night Debut remains the strongest for Will and team support, with Golden Age, JET, and Cohesive Traction as the descending fallbacks.
Gear shifts to LYNX because the Eternal Xiranite group buff is wasted whenever another ally already provides it.
Running two LYNX Slabs maximizes Will so Liino's Amp buff is not sacrificed, while the LYNX set effect adds damage reduction that keeps the team alive.
When faster Ultimate turns matter more than the Amp ceiling, replacing the armor with the LYNX Cuirass and one slab with an Eternal Xiranite Bracing Slab raises Ultimate Gain at the cost of a weaker Amp buff.
Use this build in double-support or Arts teams where surviving burst damage is the priority.
  • Swap to this version when a teammate such as WILL Arcane or Gilberta is already wearing Eternal Xiranite, since that set's bonus cannot stack.
  • Two LYNX Slab pieces keep her Will high for the Dawnstar Concerto Amp while the set contributes damage reduction for the squad.
  • If you need the Ultimate more often, trade the armor and one slab for the higher-efficiency pieces described in the notes.
  • This variant offers somewhat less Ultimate efficiency than the Eternal Xiranite build, so expect slightly slower Ultimate cycling.