Used in supported upgrade goals for 5 records. Open a record to choose a target and calculate the exact requirement.
Character and Weapon Enhancement Material
A whole piece of radiant shell liberated from a Furnace Shell Mountain Weasel's back after its defeat. It is said that the more Phlogiston a Furnace Shell Mountain Weasel has stored in its back, the higher its status in the pack. The reasoning for this phenomenon may be quite simple: More dominant Furnace Shell Mountain Weasels likely have less need to call on their Phlogiston reserves than their less prominent peers.
Used by the supported upgrade goals listed below. Requirements depend on the selected current and target levels.
Claymore★★★★Flame-Forged Insight is a four-star claymore with Elemental Mastery and a periodic reaction-triggered Energy and EM effect. Consider it for a claymore wielder whose party triggers one of its listed reactions; the effect can activate while the wielder is off-field, making it useful even when they are not the active attacker.
Polearm★★★★★Fractured Halo is a five-star polearm with CRIT DMG and an ATK increase after Skill or Burst use. If its wielder creates a Shield while that effect is active, it grants nearby party members a Lunar-Charged damage bonus. Consider it when both the wielder’s ATK needs and the team’s Lunar-Charged damage align with those conditions.
Sword★★★★Heretic’s Molten Blade is a 4-star sword with CRIT Rate and a temporary ATK bonus that changes with the wielder’s distance traveled each second. Using an Elemental Skill starts its 14-second effect. Consider it when the wielder can remain on-field and move enough during the effect to gain useful ATK.
Bow★★★★Sequence of Solitude is a four-star bow with an HP secondary stat and a periodic area hit based on the wielder's Max HP. Consider it when the wielder benefits from HP and can trigger its attack-hit effect during combat; the damage effect can occur only once every 15 seconds.
Catalyst★★★★★Vivid Notions focuses its special bonuses on Plunging Attack CRIT DMG. Its two effects have 15-second durations and are canceled 0.1 seconds after a ground impact hits a target.
