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This is Arclight's endgame support setup, built to make her the SP engine of an Electric team while quietly raising everyone's damage. Thermite Cutter provides a team-wide attack buff, and the Frontiers set converts her SP generation into an additional damage boost for the squad, with the set's Combo Skill cooldown reduction letting her fire Peal of Thunder more often. The Redeemer Seal off-piece tops things off with Intellect and Ultimate Gain, so her Wildland Trekker buff hits harder and Exploding Blitz is available more frequently as a fresh Infliction source. Because Intellect drives her Talent's Electric DMG bonus, every Intellect roll on the gear is a direct upgrade to the team's output rather than to her own damage.

This endgame support setup turns Akekuri into a full utility engine for the party. Thermite Cutter gives her a way to hand out an ATK buff every time she refills SP, while the Frontiers set both shortens her Combo Skill cooldown and grants the team a damage boost after each SP restore. The Redeemer Seal off-piece is slotted in specifically to charge her Ultimate faster, since SQUAD! ON ME! is where most of her SP and Link output comes from. Nothing here is meant to make her hit harder — every choice exists to raise her support uptime and multiply the value of the SP she feeds her allies. Use OBJ Edge of Lightness when the team leans on Heat or Electric, and treat Fortmaker as a budget pick that speeds up her Ultimate but gives no team buffs.

This is Alesh's late-game support configuration. Thermite Cutter is the anchor weapon because SP recovery on Alesh turns into an attack boost for the whole team, effectively doubling down on his job as an SP battery. The Frontiers set does the same thing from the armor side: whenever he restores SP, the squad picks up a damage buff, and the set also shaves time off his Combo Skill so he can cycle Auger Angling more often. Individual pieces are picked for Intellect and Ultimate Gain Efficiency — Redeemer Armor, two Frontiers Extra O2 Tube T1 kits, and Frontiers Fiber Gloves T1 — pushing him toward the Intellect range his Veteran Angler talent needs while making his Ultimate come up more frequently. Use OBJ Edge of Lightness if the team leans Heat or Electric, Fortmaker as a neutral stat substitute, and treat his signature Finchaser 3.0 as situational since it competes with Cryo damage dealers for Infliction stacks.

Alesh's early-game setup is about borrowing the stats he will eventually get from better gear. The Mordvolt Insulation set provides a flat Intellect boost, which matters because Intellect feeds both his Veteran Angler Rare Fin scaling and his bonus SP generation, and the rest of the set rounds him out with Strength, Attack, Cryo DMG, and Arts damage. OBJ Edge of Lightness is the recommended weapon at this stage — it adds Intellect and gives team-wide buffs when Alesh is fielded next to Heat or Electric operators. If you rotate him through multiple compositions, Fortmaker serves as a straightforward substitute that keeps his Intellect and Ultimate Gain Efficiency respectable. This configuration trades peak output for accessibility, and it is meant to be replaced by the Frontiers setup once better gear is available.