obj_razorhorn

5-STARLance

Skills

Infliction: Conquest of Icy Peaks

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To enemies with Cryo Infliction or Solidification, the wielder gains DMG Dealt +{dmg_up :0.0%}. After consuming Solidification, ATK +{atk_up:0.0%} for {duration:0}s.
Effects of the same name cannot stack.

Lv	dmg up	atk up	duration
1	0.08	0.12	15
2	0.096	0.144	15
3	0.112	0.168	15
4	0.128	0.192	15
5	0.144	0.216	15
6	0.16	0.24	15
7	0.176	0.264	15
8	0.192	0.288	15
9	0.224	0.336	15

Will Boost [M]

attr will

Will +{will}

Lv	will
1	16
2	28
3	41
4	54
5	67
6	80
7	92
8	105
9	124

Physical DMG Boost [M]

attr phydam

Physical DMG Dealt +{phydam:0.0%}

Lv	phydam
1	0.044444446
2	0.08
3	0.115555555
4	0.15111111
5	0.18666667
6	0.22222222
7	0.25777778
8	0.29333332
9	0.34666666

Best Characters

Characters whose builds recommend this weapon.

EstellaB Tier

Best in SlotCryst

Lance Characters

All characters that can equip this weapon type.

Build Notes

Estella—endgame sub dps

Best in Slot

This is Estella's endgame sub-DPS setup, built to push the bonus damage on her Combo Skill and Ultimate as high as possible. OBJ Razorhorn is the anchor weapon, feeding her attack and physical damage while its skill effect complements her kit, with JET, Valiant, and Mountain Bearer as fallbacks depending on what you own. The Type 50 Yinglung set turns allies' Battle Skills into Combo Skill damage through accumulating stacks, and the Swordmancer TAC Gauntlets fill the off-set slot with Strength, Will, and Physical DMG Bonus. Will Boost is prioritized first for essence investment, followed by Physical DMG Boost and Infliction. The build asks for some team coordination, but it is the most efficient way to make Estella matter in the current endgame.

Weapon choice: OBJ Razorhorn is the top option since its effect dovetails with her Combo Skill-focused damage pattern and pushes both attack and physical damage up. Investing essences into it widens the gap over other weapons.

Why JET falls off: it gives solid attack and main-attribute value early, but once the Razorhorn essences are upgraded it becomes the weaker pick.

Why Valiant and Mountain Bearer are situational: Valiant works because Estella can apply Physical Susceptibility and gains from its attack bonus, while Mountain Bearer is essentially a stat-stick for Physical DMG Boost. Estella does not gain anything from Mountain Bearer's Agility bonus.

Gear logic: the Yinglung set converts ally Battle Skill usage into Combo Skill damage, which is exactly where Estella's multipliers sit. The Swordmancer gloves patch in Strength, Will, and Physical DMG to round out the build.

OBJ Razorhorn is the pick because its passive lines up with Estella's kit and stacks extra attack and physical damage on top.
The Type 50 Yinglung bonus rewards team activity: each ally Battle Skill cast banks a Yinglung's Edge stack that supercharges the next Combo Skill.
Swordmancer TAC Gauntlets are the off-set slot, chosen for the Strength, Will, and Physical DMG Bonus they bring.

Estella—early game sub dps

Best in Slot

A budget-friendly starter build for Estella that leans on the Mordvolt Resistant set for its Will boost and scattered Attack bonuses, paired with the same OBJ Razorhorn weapon used in her endgame configuration. Because OBJ Razorhorn is a 5-star, it is realistically obtainable early and remains her best option throughout progression. The Miner Gauntlets T1 act as an off-piece for additional Attack while you gather better gear. Essence priority mirrors the endgame build, so progression is smooth and you avoid re-rolling investments later. It is not a damage monster, but it gets Estella functional as a Cryo/Physical sub-DPS with minimal resource commitment.

Weapon reasoning: keeping OBJ Razorhorn even at low investment is the right call because it is Estella's best weapon overall and, being a 5-star, arrives much sooner than the alternatives.

Gear reasoning: Mordvolt Resistant is used here mainly for the Will attribute and the attack bonuses spread across the pieces, which directly feed her Combo Skill and Ultimate damage.

Off-piece reasoning: the Miner Gauntlets T1 are not part of the set, but the extra Attack they contribute makes them a worthwhile placeholder before you can assemble the full endgame set.

Essence direction stays the same as endgame so you do not waste resources respecing later: Will Boost first, then Physical DMG Boost, then Infliction.

OBJ Razorhorn stays in the weapon slot from the very start and is easier to come by as a 5-star, so there is no reason to swap off it while gearing up.
The Mordvolt Resistant set supplies a large chunk of Will and its individual pieces layer in Attack, which lines up with what her kit wants.
Miner Gauntlets T1 slot in as a cheap off-piece purely for the extra Attack.