Beginner guide
Treat a rotation as a chain of handovers. Check concerto readiness, buffs and the next character’s resources before swapping. Practise a shorter reliable rotation first; add demanding cancels only when they improve your results in the encounter.
Your first objective
Make a functional team before chasing a perfect account. Start with the current story objective, identify the damage source and the support or survival tools it needs, then check the actual requirements of that stage. A high tier in one mode does not guarantee the same result in a different encounter.
A practical sequence
Finish the tutorial and learn the resource cycle of the characters already available. Open one linked character page, check its skill conditions and equipment recommendations, and choose a small number of upgrades. Try the same stage again. If the team fails, identify whether the problem is survival, resource recovery, turn order or damage before changing the whole roster.
Before spending resources
Use early rewards to remove a specific progression bottleneck. Keep rare upgrade materials for characters you intend to use and verify that the desired improvement is unlocked. Equipment main stats, passive conditions and the selected game mode matter together. Treat the examples below as pages to study, rather than a suggested lineup or a permanent ranking.
Verified examples
- The Last Dance
- Woodland Aria
CRIT Rate / CRIT DMG · Aero DMG
Sequence Node 1 · Displayed version
- Parameter: 4s · if
- Everbright Polestar
- Emerald of Genesis
CRIT Rate / CRIT DMG · Fusion DMG
Sequence Node 1 · Displayed version
- Parameter: 4s · when
- points: 100
- Parameter: 10s · Rupture
- Thunderflare Dominion
- Verdant Summit
CRIT Rate / CRIT DMG · Electro DMG
Sequence Node 1 · Displayed version
- DMG: 15% · DMG
- stack: 1


