Used in supported upgrade goals for 19 records. Open a record to choose a target and calculate the exact requirement.
Character and Weapon Enhancement Material
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Used by the supported upgrade goals listed below. Requirements depend on the selected current and target levels.
Sword★★★★★Aquila Favonia is a five-star sword with Physical DMG Bonus as its secondary stat and an ATK increase. When its wielder takes damage, its passive restores HP based on ATK and deals damage based on ATK to surrounding opponents.
Sword★★★Cool Steel is a three-star sword with an ATK secondary stat. It increases the wielder's damage against opponents affected by Hydro or Cryo, so consider it when those elemental statuses can be kept on the target. Its value falls when opponents are not affected by either element.
Bow★★★★★Elegy for the End combines Energy Recharge with personal Elemental Mastery and a party-wide buff. Its value comes from triggering its four-sigil effect while the wielder is active or off-field; it is not primarily a bow for Normal or Charged Attack damage.
Catalyst★★★★Favonius Codex is a 4-star Catalyst with Energy Recharge. CRIT hits can generate Elemental Particles that restore Energy, making it worth considering when the wielder can land CRIT hits and the weapon’s particle effect would help with Energy needs.
Sword★★★★Favonius Sword is a 4-star Sword with Energy Recharge. Its passive can generate particles on CRIT hits, restoring Energy to the character, so consider it for a sword wielder who can trigger CRIT hits and wants periodic particle generation.
Claymore★★★Ferrous Shadow is a three-star claymore with an HP secondary stat and a conditional charged-attack bonus. Consider it for a claymore user who spends time using charged attacks and can remain below the weapon’s HP threshold; its interruption resistance can help those attacks finish under pressure.
Sword★★★★Festering Desire is a four-star sword with Energy Recharge and a passive that improves Elemental Skill damage and Skill CRIT Rate. Consider it for a sword wielder whose Skill contributes meaningful damage and who benefits from Energy Recharge; it is less suited to a damage plan centered on other attack types.
Catalyst★★★Magic Guide is a 3-star catalyst with Elemental Mastery and a conditional damage bonus against opponents affected by Hydro or Electro. It is most relevant when the wielder can benefit from Elemental Mastery and keep one of those statuses on targets.
Bow★★★★Mitternachts Waltz is a 4-star Bow with Physical DMG Bonus as its secondary stat. At R1, Normal Attack hits raise Elemental Skill damage by 20% for 5 seconds, while Elemental Skill hits raise Normal Attack damage by 20% for 5 seconds. It is most relevant when a character uses both kinds of damage and can land hits to trigger each bonus.
Bow★★★Raven Bow is a modest, conditional option for a bow user who benefits from Elemental Mastery and attacks targets affected by Hydro or Pyro. Its passive rewards those target statuses; it does not activate simply because the party includes characters of those elements.
Catalyst★★★★Royal Grimoire combines an ATK secondary stat with CRIT Rate stacks gained by damaging opponents. Use it when repeated damage can benefit from this buildup and its reset pattern fits the wielder; it is not a fixed CRIT Rate bonus.
Sword★★★★Royal Longsword grants CRIT Rate when it damages an opponent, stacking up to five times; any CRIT Hit clears the stacks. Its ATK secondary stat offers a straightforward base alongside that conditional effect, but the reset makes the critical-rate bonus fluctuate.
Claymore★★★★Snow-Tombed Starsilver is a four-star claymore with Physical DMG Bonus. Consider it for a wielder dealing Normal and Charged Attack damage who can apply Cryo to opponents, because its periodic icicle deals more damage against Cryo-affected targets.
Claymore★★★★★Song of Broken Pines is a five-star claymore with Physical DMG Bonus and ATK. Consider it for a wielder who can repeatedly land Normal or Charged hits and who benefits from Normal ATK SPD and ATK, since four hit-earned sigils activate a 12-second party buff.
Sword★★★★The Alley Flash pairs a high-for-a-four-star base ATK of 45.0687 with Elemental Mastery and a broad damage bonus. At R1 it grants 12% damage until the wielder takes damage, which disables the bonus for 5 seconds. Consider it for an attacker who can maintain the condition; refinement raises the bonus but consumes another copy.
Claymore★★★★The Bell has an HP secondary stat and creates a shield when its wielder takes damage. While shielded, the wielder gains a damage bonus, but the shield can trigger only once every 45 seconds and lasts at most 10 seconds. Consider it when the HP stat and timed shield window suit the character; it is not steady protection or a continuously available damage bonus.
Bow★★★★★The Daybreak Chronicles has CRIT DMG and an unusual damage bonus that changes between encounters and combat. Three seconds after leaving combat it grants 60% Normal Attack, Skill, and Burst damage at R1, but this bonus decays by 10 percentage points per second in combat until it reaches zero. Hits then build the matching attack-type bonus back up. Consider it when the wielder can use those hit triggers; parties with Hexerei: Secret Rite effects change the hit-trigger behavior to boost all three types.
Bow★★★★The Stringless combines Elemental Mastery with a passive that boosts Elemental Skill and Burst damage. At R1 the bonus is 24%, reaching 48% at R5. Consider it for a bow wielder whose damage comes from those ability types and who benefits from Elemental Mastery. The passive does not cover Normal or Charged Attack damage.
Bow★★★★The Viridescent Hunt pairs CRIT Rate with a hit-triggered Cyclone from Normal or Charged Attacks. The Cyclone draws in surrounding opponents and deals ATK-based damage every 0.5 seconds for 4 seconds. Consider it when the CRIT Rate stat, periodic area damage, and grouping effect help the character's role. Its trigger has a chance and cooldown, so the effect is not continuous control.
