RilmochaBuild and Guide

Grants the wearer a buff for one turn on use. While the buff is active, each individual hit of damage dealt by the wearer that critically strikes will cause the target to suffer 12% of their HP as true damage (up to 180% of the wearer's ATK per individual hit). This damage cannot be increased outside of scaling ATK and cannot critically strike itself. Strongest on characters that hit multiple times with abilities, and even stronger in AoE scenarios with multi-hitting abilities. An ability that hits 4 times and hits all enemies (5) can lead to 20 Revelation activations.

Amplifying Rilmocha's ultimate kill potential to trigger its effect is the focus of her kit, and in order to take advantage of its burst damage effect being able to transfer 100% of its single target damage to every target, the kill needs to occur during the ultimate, making after action Shells trickier to use. Fortunately Revelatons effect occurs before Rilmocha's ultimate, allowing her to apply 3 hits of True damage to it, improving her odds at finishing off targets. Unfortunately the final burst will not include or apply Revelations damage, meaning it isn't fully synergistic with her kit.

Best Module Sets:

• 12 set:
  

  Momentum [12/12]
  >
  

  Keeneye [12/12]
  >
  

  Onslaught [12/12]
  >
• 8 set:
  

  Fury [8/8]
  >
  

  Harvest [8/8]
  >
  

  Battlewill [8/8]
  >
  

  Onslaught [8/12]
  >
• 6 set:
  

  Furyedge [6/6]
  >
  

  Swiftraid [6/6]
  >

Grants the wearer 1200 Flat ATK and a buff allowing them to lifesteal 10% of the damage they deal while active. Damage-wise, the Shell is strongest for characters that don’t rely on their Shell for a large portion of their total damage, like Follow-Up attackers. The lifesteal effect of this Shell also makes it worth considering in PVP and PVE, even if it’s a damage downgrade.

Similar to Revelation, Count is another pre-action Shell which is capable of boosting Rilmocha's ultimate kill potential, but unlike Revelation it will boost the final burst damage significantly as it's directly buffing the damage the ultimate is doing as opposed to Revelation that simply adds seperate hits of damage. Count deals less total damage than Revelation but will be available for 2 Ultimates as opposed to 1, thus spreading out its effect.

Best Module Sets:

• 12 set:
  

  Momentum [12/12]
  >
  

  Keeneye [12/12]
  >
  

  Onslaught [12/12]
  >
• 8 set:
  

  Fury [8/8]
  >
  

  Battlewill [8/8]
  >
  

  Onslaught [8/12]
  >
• 6 set:
  

  Furyedge [6/6]
  >
  

  Swiftraid [6/6]
  >

Consistent and often best in slot option for most DPS characters when it comes to raw damage output in single target and often cases AoE. Deals 2 sizable hits on a 3 turn cooldown and grants a relatively quickly stacking buff amounting to 60% CRIT DMG once fully charged. Also has more flexible DPS matrixes than other options thanks to it possessing 12P Swiftrush.

White Fang is Rilmocha's best damage option for sustained fights where she wasn't planning on getting kills anyways, but has anti-synergy with her ultimate as its effect occurs after the damage burst, meaning it won't contribute to it landing kills nor will it be included in the burst damage spread.

Best Module Sets:

• 12 set:
  

  Momentum [12/12]
  >
  

  Keeneye [12/12]
  >
  

  Swiftrush [12/12]
  >
  

  Onslaught [12/12]
  >
• 8 set:
  

  Fury [8/8]
  >
  

  Harvest [8/8]
  >
  

  Swiftrush [8/12]
  >
  

  Onslaught [8/12]
  >
• 6 set:
  

  Furyedge [6/6]
  >
  

  Swiftraid [6/6]
  >

A PVP-focused defensive option for DPS characters, allowing them to enter the Void state at the start of battle, increasing their Effect Resistance by 60%, reducing the area DMG they take by 50%, and also making them un-targettable for its duration.

Best Module Sets:

• 12 set:
  

  Onslaught [12/12]
  >=
  

  Keeneye [12/12]
• 8 set:
  

  Fury [8/8]
  >
  

  Harvest [8/8]
  >
  

  Onslaught [8/12]
• 6 set:
  

  Furyedge [6/6]