Understand The Moles Welcome You
Useful when…
- A Destruction wearer who attacks with multiple listed ability types.
- A build that can use an ATK increase without relying on a target debuff or HP comparison.
How does it build stacks?
Whenever the wearer uses a Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate to attack enemies, they gain one Mischievous stack. Each stack increases their ATK by 12% at S1, rising to 24% at S5. The description does not give a maximum stack count or a stack duration, so those should not be assumed from this effect description.
What are the alternatives' conditions?
A Secret Vow gives the wearer a general DMG increase and adds damage against enemies whose current HP percentage is at least the wearer's. A Trail of Bygone Blood instead grants CRIT Rate and increases Skill and Ultimate DMG. A Thankless Coronation gives CRIT DMG and has an Ultimate-triggered ATK effect, with additional conditions tied to the wearer's Max Energy. These may suit different attack patterns or stats; their listed effects do not build ATK stacks from the three attack types as The Moles Welcome You does.
How should I invest?
Promotion is the six-stage level track. Superimposition increases the ATK gained per Mischievous stack from S1 through S5, and the example steps consume one copy of this Light Cone each. Consider the number of copies available and whether improving the wearer's ATK per stack is more useful than retaining another copy for a different wearer.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Stacks are gained only when the listed attack types are used to attack enemies.
- The supplied effect does not specify a stack cap or duration.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Counting a non-attacking use of an ability as a stack; the stated trigger is using it to attack enemies.
- Assuming a stack limit or duration that the effect does not specify.