Vourukasha's Glow

What do the bonuses do?

Two pieces grant 20% HP. Four pieces add 10% Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst damage. After the equipping character takes damage, the stated damage bonus increases by 80% for 5 seconds, up to 5 stacks. Each stack has its own duration, so stacks can expire at different times. The effect can trigger while the wearer is off-field.

When is it useful?

The two-piece bonus is relevant when extra HP benefits the character. The full set is aimed at characters whose damage comes from Skills and Bursts, and who can take damage often enough to build stacks. Because the effect can trigger off-field, damage taken while the wearer is away from the field can still contribute; the wearer must still take damage for the stack trigger.

What conditions should guide the choice?

The four-piece bonus does not list Normal, Charged, or Plunging Attack damage. Its extra bonus also depends on taking damage, so a wearer who avoids damage or rarely takes it may not build the stacks consistently. Compare the set's specific damage types and trigger condition with the character's actual damage pattern before committing four slots.

How does it differ from alternatives?

Flower of Paradise Lost instead boosts Bloom, Hyperbloom, Burgeon, and Lunar-Bloom reaction damage, with additional stacks triggered by those reactions. Finale of the Deep Galleries conditions its Normal and Burst bonuses on having 0 Elemental Energy and alternates which bonus applies after dealing Normal or Burst damage. Long Night's Oath builds Plunging Attack damage through Plunging Attacks, Charged Attacks, or Skills hitting opponents. These sets support different damage conditions and are not interchangeable by name alone.

Limitations and tradeoffs

• The four-piece damage bonus is limited to Skills and Bursts.
• Its stacking effect requires the wearer to take damage, and stack durations are independent.