Understand Multiplication
Useful when…
- An Abundance wearer who uses Basic ATKs regularly.
- Builds where advancing the wearer's next action is useful, such as enabling another timely action.
How does the action advance work?
After the wearer uses a Basic ATK, their next action is Advanced Forward by 12% at S1 or 20% at S5. This does not state that the wearer immediately takes a full extra turn; it advances the next action in the action order by the listed percentage. Skill use does not meet the stated trigger.
Practical fit and alternatives
Consider it when the wearer can Basic ATK often enough to make the action advance relevant. Cornucopia instead increases Outgoing Healing after Skill or Ultimate, so it addresses healing output. Dream's Montage increases SPD and restores Energy after attacks on Weakness-Broken targets, with a per-turn trigger cap. Echoes of the Coffin supplies ATK and can restore Energy from attacks that hit different enemies. Each alternative asks for a different use pattern or need.
What to improve
Promotion advances the Light Cone through six stages; the supplied examples show Credit and Abundance or Immortal materials at selected stages. Superimposition raises the action advance from 12% to 20%. If the wearer Basic ATKs often and action timing matters, extra copies improve the effect; otherwise, promotion for base stats may be the more relevant investment.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The effect requires a Basic ATK.
- It advances the next action by a percentage rather than granting a stated full turn.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Expecting Skill use to trigger the action advance.
- Reading Advanced Forward as an immediate extra turn.