Equipment table

Attackers are the boss killers, so this build chases pure offensive output. Butterfly Hunter adds damage against the enemy leader, Butterfly Rattan Shirt keeps resistance up while you are healthy, Falling Butterfly feeds rage for faster ultimates, and Fiery Shawl snowballs attack and crit damage after every kill.

For attackers whose kits reward crits. Dragonhowl stacks attack and crit rate, while Victory Cornerstone has a high chance to raise crit rate on every action, keeping you near the crit cap across a long fight.

A self-sustaining attacker that buys the team extra defense. Nightmare Hunter adds lifesteal, and Uniforms of Justice scales defense while healthy then flips to attack once you drop below half HP, so the kit stays useful through long engagements.

Guardians sit up front and eat most of the damage. Knight's Oath Armor can spike resistance after being hit, Knight's Dress Boots add block, and Jeweled Crown heals a slice of max HP whenever a block triggers, so the wall keeps repairing itself.

For sturdier teams that can let a defender contribute damage. Emerald Heart and Gentleman's Poise both reflect a share of incoming damage, while Go trickles HP regen to keep the guardian alive long enough to punish attackers.

Maximises healing throughput. Coffin of Protection lifts heal rate and pours extra healing into your lowest-HP ally, and Holy Rose has a strong chance to raise heal rate right after the team takes a hit, so output spikes exactly when you need it.

For healers who do not gain much from a higher heal rate. Myoo's Wings adds attack while cutting the target's attack, and Bloody Shirt restores rage off incoming hits, letting the healer contribute damage and reach ultimates faster.

Light types buff allies but can also deal damage. Phoenix Petticoat keeps resistance high once HP drops below half, so the unit survives to keep attacking. Light kits are flexible, so adjust the pieces to fit the team.

For utility-first light types. White Queen and Pharaoh's Boots stack block so the unit stays on the field, and Holy Cross restores energy to allies, keeping your support presence alive as long as possible.

Sorcerers are the top overall DPS through area attacks. Staff of Hope stacks attack and AoE damage, and Victory Cornerstone keeps crit rate climbing each action so multi-target damage stays consistent.

For sorcerers who lag on raw damage. Now or Never and Witch's Dance Boots both roll to silence enemies, layering debuff coverage across the enemy board instead of leaning on damage.

Spell types play like sorcerers with extra effects. Staff of Hope drives attack and AoE damage, while Crimson Longboots add max HP and damage reduction to balance the offense with survivability for sustained casting.

When damage is off the table, lean into denial. Fortune Caller drains enemy rage on top of an attack boost, and Jeweled Hairband raises effect hit rate so your debuffs reliably land on the enemy group.

Summoners are the lowest priority for gear, but an offensive build cashes in on their damage. Dream Chaser adds attack and slows the target, and Bagua Belt can restore energy to each ally to keep summons flowing.

When a summoner adds more value through field presence, build defense. Fairy Tale Doll buffs summoned-unit HP, and Holy Cross can restore energy to allies on death, so the utility persists deep into long battles.