Galbrena Build Guide
Level: 1
HP
ATK
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Energy
125
Fixed some wordings in team’s section.
Galbrena Overview
In Wuthering Waves, Galbrena is a 5-Stars Fusion character and uses Pistol, Pistols during the fight.
Galbrena Mechanism
Forte Circuit Energy – Afterflame & Sinflame
First, in her normal state, Galbrena’s Forte Circuit has two types of energy, separated by a demon ram’s head icon. The left half is called Afterflame, which we can refer to as the Red Bar. If Galbrena is off-field, this Afterflame is displayed directly below her character portrait. Any character in the team using an Echo Skill will increase this Afterflame. The maximum for Afterflame is 40 points, and one Echo Skill adds 8 points. Therefore, with three characters in the team, using a total of 5 Echo Skills will fill it, though repeatedly using Echo Skills of the same name only counts once. The purpose of the Red Bar is to increase Galbrena’s damage after she enters the enhanced state.
The right half, the purple section, is called Sinflame. We can simply call it the Purple Bar, with a maximum of 100 points. Basic Attacks, Heavy Attacks, Resonance Skills, and Intro Skills can replenish this Purple Bar. Once it is full, you can use the Enhanced Resonance Skill to enter the enhanced state and consume energy to perform enhanced attacks.
Therefore, Galbrena’s attack logic is very straightforward: in the normal state, use Echo Skills to fill the Red Bar and use Basic Attacks to fill the Purple Bar. Then, enter the enhanced state to begin dealing burst damage.
As for Galbrena’s Resonance Liberation, in addition to dealing damage, it also increases the damage she deals while in the enhanced state. Therefore, it is generally used before entering the enhanced state.
Special Dodge – Hellstride
Now, let’s look at each of Galbrena’s skills one by one, starting with her unique special dodge, Hellstride. When Galbena uses any skill, for example, a Basic Attack or a Heavy Attack, her next dodge will become a slide. This slide can trigger normal dodge effects, but it does not reset the combo sequence of Basic Attacks or Heavy Attacks. This is important when Gelbrena needs to dodge enemies’ attack during burst and will be explained in below sections.
Galbrena’s Basic Attack & Heavy Attack
Starting with her normal state, the most commonly used and important attacks are Basic Attacks and Heavy Attacks. Galbrena’s normal Basic Attack has four segments. The first, second, and third segments deal Heavy Attack damage. The final, fourth segment has a noticeable charging motion and deals Echo damage. You only need to focus on this fourth Basic Attack segment because we typically follow it by chaining into other skills. After the fourth Basic Attack, you can chain into the second Basic Attack segment, or hold the Basic Attack key to quickly chain into a Heavy Attack. This not only cancels the recovery animation of the Basic Attack but also helps Galbrena quickly stack layers and increase damage.
Galbrena’s normal Heavy Attack has three segments. The first and second segments deal Heavy Attack damage, while the final segment deals Echo damage and has a very distinct charging feel. Similar to the Basic Attack, you usually only need to remember this final Heavy Attack segment. The third segment of this Heavy Attack can also chain into other skills. Tapping the attack key again will chain into the third Basic Attack segment, and both the third and fourth Basic Attack segments have relatively high multipliers, especially the fourth segment, which deals the Echo damage that constitutes the main part of Galbrena’s damage.
So, when playing, remember to make good use of chaining and alternate between Basic Attacks and Heavy Attacks. For example, after holding to complete a Heavy Attack, chain into two Basic Attack segments, then chain into a Heavy Attack, and repeat this cycle.
The first two segments of the Heavy Attack can also chain into Basic Attacks, but the benefit is relatively low, so they are basically unused and can be ignored.
Now, let’s talk about Galbrena’s Mid-Airl attack. After Galbrena jumps, if you tap the attack key, she will perform a plunging attack. But if you hold the attack key, she will continuously spin in the air and fire downward. Releasing the key will trigger the plunging attack.
This sweeping attack has a slight grouping effect, but its damage and energy regeneration are not outstanding, so it is generally not used.
Galbrena’s Resonance Skill
Next, let’s look at Galbrena’s Resonance Skill. Galbrena will dash forward and then jump into the air. Tapping the key will make her perform a plunge, while holding it will make her perform the sweeping attack. However, its damage is not even as high as the Basic Attack, so it is generally not used in normal combos. Its advantage is its very short cooldown of only 5 seconds.
Enhance State – Demon Hypostasis
Whether it’s Basic Attacks, Heavy Attacks, aerial attacks, or Resonance Skills, hitting enemies will replenish the Purple Bar, Sinflame. Among these, Basic Attacks and Heavy Attacks have the highest regeneration efficiency.
When the Purple Bar is full, the Resonance Skill will be enhanced to Ascent of Malice.
After using Ascent of Malice, Galbrena will enter the Demon Hypostasis state. We can simply call this the enhanced state. At this point, Galbrena’s Forte Circuit bar will change its appearance. Originally split into two sections, red on the left and purple on the right, it now becomes a single bar with a full capacity of 100 points.
In the enhanced state, Galbrena’s Basic Attacks and Heavy Attacks will consume energy to become enhanced attacks. The damage multipliers are specified in the Forte Circuit description and are independent of those in the normal state.
Galbrena’s enhanced Basic Attack has five segments. The first three segments deal Heavy Attack damage, while the fourth and fifth segments deal Echo damage.
If you continue pressing the attack key after the fifth segment, Galbrena will chain into the third enhanced Basic Attack segment, creating a loop.
It’s best to familiarize yourself with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th segments of the enhanced Basic Attack, as they have special characteristics. The third segment involves drawing a circle, flying into the air, and spreading her fiery wings. The fourth segment is a dive followed by a turn and a wing swipe, creating a spatial rift. The fifth segment involves kicking that rift to make it explode.
The special aspect of the third segment is that it not only deals Galbrena’s secondary damage type (Heavy Attack damage), but it also consumes a very high amount of energy.Furthermore, this segment is Galbrena’s dodge counter in the enhanced state. What impact does this have? For example, originally after entering the enhanced state, you might be able to use the 5th enhanced Basic Attack segment twice. But if you trigger a dodge counter in the middle to avoid an attack, you might only be able to use the 5th segment once. Simply put, it results in a significant loss of damage.
How to solve this problem? This is where Hellstride is used. In fact, this third enhanced Basic Attack consists of three small instances of damage plus one large instance of damage. Energy consumption works the same way: the first three small hits only consume 6 energy, but the final wing spread consumes 15. Therefore, when you trigger a dodge counter, it’s best to press the dodge key again to interrupt this counter action. Because Hellstride does not reset the combo sequence, we can continue chaining into the 4th and 5th enhanced Basic Attack segments. This ensures Galbrena’s core damage output during combat.
The characteristic of the 4th enhanced Basic Attack is that the spatial rift Galbrena creates will stall the enemy’s actions until the 5th enhanced Basic Attack kicks and explodes the rift. Therefore, Galbrena’s output environment in the enhanced state is relatively safe. If you encounter a situation where you need to dodge, remember to use Hellstride to interrupt the dodge counter and then continue chaining the 4th and 5th enhanced Basic Attacks.
The Heavy Attack in the enhanced state isn’t particularly special. Apart from higher damage, its animation and damage delivery are the same as the normal version: the first two segments still deal Heavy Attack damage, and the final segment deals Echo damage.
The same goes for the plunging attack in the enhanced state; aside from higher damage, there’s no difference, and it’s basically unused.
As for the Resonance Skill in the enhanced state, it is functionally the same skill as in the normal state, sharing the same damage multiplier, animation, and cooldown, while also consuming energy. Therefore, we ignore it; just act as if the enhanced Resonance Skill doesn’t exist.
So, to summarize the attack methods in the enhanced state, it essentially boils down to using either enhanced Basic Attacks or enhanced Heavy Attacks. Although you can use the various chaining relationships between Basic and Heavy Attacks to try to improve energy utilization, the improvement is extremely limited. Therefore, after entering the enhanced state, just keep using the enhanced Basic Attack. The only thing to remember is to use Hellstride to interrupt the dodge counter if it gets triggered.
Galbrena’s Resonance Liberation
Besides dealing damage, Galbrena’s Resonance Liberation also applies a 14-second buff to herself. During these 14 seconds, the multipliers for her enhanced Basic Attacks and enhanced Heavy Attacks are increased by 85%, nearly doubling. Therefore, you must use Resonance Liberation before performing enhanced attacks.
Whether you use Resonance Liberation first or enter the enhanced state first doesn’t really matter. That is, you can fill the Purple Bar, then press the Enhanced Resonance Skill and Resonance Liberation in quick succession. Alternatively, you can use Resonance Liberation first and then enter the enhanced state. Personally, I prefer using the Enhanced Resonance Skill followed immediately by Resonance Liberation.
Other Ways to Enhancing Damage
Apart from the effect of Resonance Liberation, Galbrena has several other ways to empower herself. First is Afterflame. In the normal state, any team member using an Echo Skill adds 8 points, up to a maximum of 40 points. When Galbrena enters the enhanced state, for every point of Afterflame she has, enemies will take 1.5% increased damage from her enhanced attacks during that state (a Vulnerability effect). With 40 points maxed, this is 60%. Simply put, the damage Galbrena deals is multiplied by 1.6.
However, please note that only enhanced attacks—those that consume Circuit energy—benefit from this effect. It does not apply to all attacks during the enhanced state. For example, Resonance Liberation is not affected.
In short, remember that Galbrena’s own Echo Skills must be used before she enters the enhanced state.
Next is a buff called Burning Drive. You can see a groove below the Forte Circuit bar. When Galbrena uses an Intro Skill, Hellstride, the 4th enhanced Basic Attack, or those specific Resonance Skills, a rapidly depleting white bar appears. This represents the Burning Drive buff, which provides a 20% ATK increase and increased interruption resistance. Although the duration is short, only 4 seconds, there are many ways to trigger it. During Galbrena’s burst window, it’s practically a permanent buff, so you don’t need to pay special attention to it. The only thing to note is ensuring that Resonance Liberation benefits from this buff, which is why it’s suggested to use the Enhanced Resonance Skill followed immediately by Resonance Liberation.
Finally, the last method of empowerment is Galbrena’s Inherent Skill, Oathbound Hunt. This is represented by the grading mark below the enemy’s health bar. When Galbrena hits an enemy with any attack, she applies one stack of a debuff to the enemy. Each stack increases the damage Galbrena deals to that enemy by 5%, up to a maximum of 4 stacks. 1/2/3/4 stacks correspond to C/B/A/S marks. However, note that for a single enemy, one type of Galbrena’s attack can only apply one stack every 5 seconds.
Therefore, it is recommended to chain Basic Attacks into Heavy Attacks, or Heavy Attacks into Basic Attacks, to stack these layers quickly.
Intro Skill and Outro Skill
The remaining Outro and Intro Skills are simple. The Outro Skill purely deals damage. The Intro Skill can be chained into the 2nd segment of a Basic Attack or the 2nd segment of a Heavy Attack
Galbrena Active Skills
Galbrena Skills Priority
The highest priority for skill leveling is the Forte Circuit, followed by Resonance Liberation and Basic Attacks. The Resonance Skill and Intro Skill only need to be leveled to 6.
Galbrena Burst Rotation
First Rotation :
- Hold Basic Attack (Heavy Attack * 3)
- (Switch to other Characters)
- Intro Skill
- Hold Basic Attack (2nd & 3rd Heavy Attacks)
- Basic Attack * 2 (3rd & 4th Basic Attacks) (Full Sinflame)
- Echo Skill
- Enhanced Resonance Skill – Ascent of Malice (Enter Demon Hypostasis)
- Resonance Liberation
- Basic Attack * N (Until all Purging Flame used up) (Remember to use Hellstride to cancel Dodge Counter if being attacked during this period)
- Hold Basic Attack (Heavy Attack * 3)
- Outro Skill
Second Rotation :
- Intro Skill
- Hold Basic Attack (2nd & 3rd Heavy Attacks)
- Basic Attack * 2 (3rd & 4th Basic Attacks) (Full Sinflame)
- Echo Skill
- Enhanced Resonance Skill – Ascent of Malice (Enter Demon Hypostasis)
- Resonance Liberation
- Basic Attack * N (Until all Purging Flame used up) (Remember to use Hellstride to cancel Dodge Counter if being attacked during this period)
- Hold Basic Attack (Heavy Attack * 3)
- Outro Skill
Galbrena Damage Types Composition
Note 2 : Please note this chart shows the proportion of different types of damage, instead of the multiplier.
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Basic Attack
Perform up to 4 consecutive attacks, dealing Fusion DMG. Basic Attack Stage 1 to 3 DMG are considered as Heavy Attack DMG, and Basic Attack Stage 4 DMG as Echo Skill DMG.
Press Normal Attack right after performing Basic Attack Stage 4 to perform Basic Attack Stage 2.
Heavy Attack – Volley of Death
Consume STA to attack the target and perform up to 3 consecutive attacks, dealing Fusion DMG. Stage 3 DMG is considered as Echo Skill DMG.
Press Normal Attack right after performing Heavy Attack – Volley of Death Stage 1 to perform Basic Attack Stage 2. Press Normal Attack right after casting Heavy Attack – Volley of Death Stage 2 or 3 to perform Basic Attack Stage 3.
Mid-air Attack – Ashfall Barrage
While in mid-air, press Normal Attack to consume STA to perform a Plunging Attack, dealing Fusion DMG, considered as Heavy Attack DMG.
While in mid-air, hold Normal Attack to continuously consume STA to launch a barrage of shots at targets below, dealing Fusion DMG, considered as Heavy Attack DMG. If Galbrena does not land when interrupted during the barrage, she cannot immediately cast this skill again. Release Normal Attack during the barrage to cast Plunging Attack.
Press Normal Attack right after casting Plunging Attack to cast Basic Attack Stage 3.
Dodge Counter – Blood for Blood
Press Normal Attack right after a successful Dodge to attack the target, dealing Fusion DMG, considered as Heavy Attack DMG.
Press Normal Attack right after casting this skill to cast Basic Attack Stage 4.
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Resonance Skill Lv:
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Resonance Skill – Encroach
Dash forward and leap into the air. Flip backward upon hitting the target, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG.
Resonance Skill – Ascent of Malice
Upon reaching 100 points of Sinflame, Resonance Skill is replaced with Resonance Skill – Ascent of Malice.
Slash at enemies with her wings, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG. Upon casting this skill:
– Galbrena enters Demon Hypostasis.
– Sinflame is converted into an equivalent amount of Purging Flame.
– Can be followed by Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 2.
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Resonance Liberation Lv:
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Attack the target and deal Fusion DMG, considered Echo Skill DMG. Gain 85% DMG Multiplier increase for Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution, Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict, Mid-air Attack – Hellsent Barrage, and Dodge Counter – Purgatory Scourge while in Demon Hypostasis for 14s.
Press Normal Attack after casting Resonance Liberation to cast Basic Atttack Stage 2. While in Demon Hypostasis, cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 2 instead.
Can be cast in mid-air close to the ground.
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Forte Circuit Lv:
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Threshold State
By default, Galbrena is in Threshold State, and in this state, she accumulates Afterflame and Sinflame.
Demon Hypostasis
While in Demon Hypostasis, Basic Attack, Heavy Attack – Volley of Death, Mid-air Attack – Ashfall Barrage, Dodge Counter – Blood for Blood, and Resonance Skill – Encroach are replaced with Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution, Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict, Mid-air Attack – Hellsent Barrage, Dodge Counter – Purgatory Scourge, and Resonance Skill – Ravage. During this period, consume Purging Flame on hit.
While in Demon Hypostasis, every point of Afterflame increases the DMG of Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution, Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict, Mid-air Attack – Hellsent Barrage, Resonance Skill – Ravage, and Dodge Counter – Purgatory Scourge by 1.5%, up to 60%, which is removed up exiting Demon Hypostasis.
When Purging Flame depletes or after staying in Demon Hypostasis for over 50s, Demon Hypostasis ends automatically.
Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution
Perform up to 5 consecutive attacks, dealing Fusion DMG. Consume Purging Flame on hit. Stage 1 to 3 DMG are considered Heavy Attack DMG, and Stage 4 & 5 DMG Echo Skill DMG.
Press Normal Attack after casting Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 5 to cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 3.
Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict
Consume STA to attack the target and perform up to 3 consecutive attacks, dealing Fusion DMG. Consume Purging Flame on hit. Stage 3 DMG is considered Echo Skill DMG.
Press Normal Attack after casting Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict Stage 1 to cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 2.
Press Normal Attack after casting Heavy Attack – Flamewing Verdict Stage 2 & 3 to cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 3.
Mid-air Attack – Hellsent Barrage
While in mid-air, press Normal Attack to consume STA to perform aerial attacks, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG. Consume Purging Flame on hit.
While in mid-air, hold Normal Attack to continuously consume STA to launch a barrage of shots at targets, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG. Consume Purging Flame on hit. If Galbrena does not land when interrupted during the barrage, she cannot immediately cast this skill again. Release Normal Attack during the barrage to cast Plunging Attack.
Press Normal Attack after the Plunging Attack to cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 3.
Dodge Counter – Purgatory Scourge
Press Normal Attack right after a successful Dodge to attack the target, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG.
Press Normal Attack right after casting this skill to cast Basic Attack – Seraphic Execution Stage 4.
Resonance Skill – Ravage
Dash forward and leap into the air. Flip backward upon hitting the target, dealing Fusion DMG, considered Heavy Attack DMG. Consume Purging Flame on hit. Resonance Skill – Ravage and Resonance Skill – Encroach share a cooldown.
Hellstride
Press Dodge on the ground while casting Galbrena’s own skills to cast Hellstride to deal a fixed amount of Fusion DMG, considered Basic Attack DMG that does not bear any effect from DMG buffs. Hellstride can trigger successful Dodges. Hellstride cannot be cast consecutively.
Casting this skill does not reset the attack cycles within a short period of time.
Burning Drive
Casting Intro Skill, Hellstride, Normal Attack – Seraphic Execution Basic Attack Stage 4, Resonance Skill – Encroach, Resonance Skill – Ascent of Malice, and Resonance Skill – Ravage increases Galbrena’s ATK by 20% for 4s.
Afterflame
Galbrena can hold up to 40 points of Afterflame.
While in Threshold State, Galbrena recovers 8 points of Afterflame when Resonators in the nearby team cast Echo Skill. Echoes with the same name can only trigger this effect once. This effect resets when Galbrena exits Demon Hypostasis.
All Afterflame is removed upon exiting Demon Hypostasis.
Sinflame
Galbrena can hold up to 100 points of Sinflame.
While in Threshold State, hitting an enemy with Basic Attack, Heavy Attack – Volley of Death, Mid-air Attack – Ashfall Barrage, Resonance Skill – Encroach, and Intro Skill – Hellflare Overload recovers Sinflame.
Galbrena Passive Skills
Galbrena Inherent Skill
Galbrena Inherent Skill
Galbrena Switch Skills
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Intro Skill Lv:
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Galbrena Outro Skill
Galbrena Stat Bonus
Galbrena Stat Bonus 1
Crit Dmg – 8%
*All Bonus unlocked value
Galbrena Stat Bonus 2
Atk% – 12%
*All Bonus unlocked value
Galbrena Resonance Chain
Suggested Resonance Chain
*You will notice two different values listed for S1 and S6. This is because the effectiveness of these Resonance Chains scales with the number of Afterflame stacks. In currently available teams, the maximum Afterflame is 24 stacks, whereas in future optimized teams, it will be possible to reach the full 40 stacks. This results in a difference in the performance of these Resonance Chains.
S1
Increases the Crit DMG of enhanced attacks. The damage increase is 48% in a Galbrena + Lupa + Shorekeeper team, and 80% in a future optimized team. It also grants interruption immunity during the final hit of enhanced attacks. However, since the 5th enhanced Basic Attack already has a stalling effect, this part of the benefit is minor.
S2
The description “increases the ATK bonus by 350%” refers to the Burning Drive buff. Originally, Burning Drive provides a 20% ATK increase. With S2, this becomes 20% * (1 + 3.5) = a 90% ATK increase. This translates to an approximate 23% damage increase.
S3
Increases the multiplier of Resonance Liberation by (1 + 1.3), resulting in an approximate 20% damage increase.
S4 / S5
Transitional RCs.
S6
There are two effects :
The “60% damage multiplier increase” means that the original post-Resonance Liberation enhanced attack multiplier (Base * 1.85) becomes (Base * 1.85 * 1.6). This is a multiplicative increase.
Upon entering the enhanced state, provides a Fusion DMG Deepen bonus based on the number of Afterflame stacks. This gives a 37% increase in a Galbrena + Lupa + Shorekeeper team, and an estimated 46% increase in a future optimized team.
Pulling Suggestions :
S0R1, S2R1, and S3R1.
Galbrena Sequence 1
Galbrena Sequence 2
Galbrena Sequence 3
Galbrena Sequence 4
Galbrena Sequence 5
Galbrena Sequence 6
Galbrena Build
Galbrena Best DPS Echo set
Flamewing’s Shadow (3)
Flaming Clawprint / Molten Rift (2)
Main Echo (3C)
Any Cost 4 Echo
Any Cost 3 Echo
Any Cost 1 Echo
Any Cost 1 Echo
Sub Echo
Galbrena Stats Priority
Cost 4
Cost 3
Cost 1
Sub Stats
Galbrena Best Weapons Damage Comparison
The percentage change in damage output of the weapon is compared to the weapon designated as 100%.
100%
Base ATK : 588
Secondary Stats – Crit Dmg: 48.6%
ATK is increased by 12%/15%/18%/21%/24%. Upon dealing Echo Skill DMG, gain 24%/30%/36%/42%/48% Heavy Attack DMG Amplification for 6s. Upon dealing Heavy Attack DMG, gain 24%/30%/36%/42%/48% Echo Skill DMG Amplification for 6s. DMG Amplification on each attack is capped at 24%/30%/36%/42%/48%. While both effects are active, dealing damage ignores 8%/10%/12%/14%/16% of the target’s DEF.
83.6%
Base Attack : 500
Secondary Stat – Crit Dmg: 72%
Increases ATK by 12%/15%/18%/21%/24%. Every time Intro Skill or Resonance Liberation is cast, Resonance Skill DMG Bonus increases by 48%/60%/72%/84%/96% for 5s.
79.6%
Basic Attack : 587
Secondary Stat – Crit Rate : 24.3%
Increases Energy Regen by 12.8%/16%/19.2%/22.4%/25.6%. Incoming Resonator’s ATK is increased by 10%/12.5%/15%/17.5%/20% for 14s, stackable for up to 1 times after the wielder casts Outro Skill.
77.5%
Base ATK : 500
Secondary Stats – Crit Rate : 36%
ATK is increased by 12%/15%/18%/21%/24%. Inflicting Aero Erosion on the target gives 24%/30%/36%/42%/48% Aero DMG Bonus for 10s. Hitting targets with Aero Erosion reduces their Aero RES by 10%/11.5%/13%/14.5%/16% for 20s. Effects of the same name cannot be stacked.
76.1%
Basic Attack : 412
Secondary Stat – Crit Rate : 20.2%
Dealing Basic Attack or Heavy Attack DMG increases ATK by 2.25%/3.48%/4.72%/5.96%/7.2% and grants 2.25%/3.48%/4.72%/5.96%/7.2% Heavy Attack DMG Bonus for 7s, stacking up to 4 times. This effect can be triggered 1 {Cus:Sap,S=time P=times SapTag=4} every 1s.
Galbrena’s signature weapon provides a 24% Damage Deepen buff and 8% DEF Ignore. Since nearly all of Galbrena’s damage (excluding her Intro, Outro, and Hellstride) consists of Heavy Attack and Echo damage, these buffs are effectively permanent.
While both “The Last Dance” and “Woodland Aria” are stat sticks for her, “Woodland Aria” provides an excessive amount of Crit Rate, which Galbrena can easily overcap. Therefore, “Woodland Aria” is inferior to “The Last Dance”.
Galbrena Team Comp
Galbrena Best Team I
Main DPS
Healer
Main DPS – Galbrena
Galbrena’s main damage is Echo Skill type. She also relies on allies to help generate Afterflame by using their Echo Skills.
Sub DPS – Qiuyuan/ Lupa / Phrolova / Iuno
Qiuyuan’s skill set provides multiple Echo Skills, which can fully charge Galbrena’s Afterflame. His Outro Skill additionally grants a significant Echo Skill DMG Deepen buff to Galbrena.
Lupa provides a Fusion DMG Bonus and an ATK Bonus to Phrolova, while also allowing all allies to ignore the enemies’ Fusion RES. Lupa’s Outro Skill further grants a Fusion DMG Deepen buff to Galbrena.
Phrolova’s Scarlet Coda is considered an Echo Skill, allowing her to additionally grant 8 points of Afterflame to Galbrena. Moreover, Phrolova’s Outro Skill provides a 25% Heavy Attack DMG Deepen buff.
Iuno can provide massive Heavy Attack DMG deepen to Galbrena.
Healer- Shorekeeper
In addition to providing the traditional 15% All DMG Deepen like other healers, Shorekeeper’s Liberation can offer continuous healing, crit rate, and crit damage, making it very powerful. The Outro Skill’s buff allows knocked-back teammates to immediately recover from the interruption.
Galbrena Best Team II
Main DPS – Galbrena
Galbrena’s main damage is Echo Skill type. She also relies on allies to help generate Afterflame by using their Echo Skills.
Sub DPS – Phrolova
Phrolova’s Scarlet Coda is considered an Echo Skill, allowing her to additionally grant 8 points of Afterflame to Galbrena. Moreover, Phrolova’s Outro Skill provides a 25% Heavy Attack DMG Deepen buff.
Sub DPS – Cantarella
Cantarella can provide additional Echo Skills to help stacking Afterflame.
Galbrena Ascension Material
Rank 1
Req Lv 20
Rank 2
Req Lv 40
Rank 3
Req Lv 50
Rank 4
Req Lv 60
Rank 5
Req Lv 70
Rank 6
Req Lv 80
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Flaming Clawprint
