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Best Light Cones

Best Light Cones

1

Long Road Leads Home(S1)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 60/70/80/90/100%. When an enemy target's Weakness gets broken, there is a 100% base chance to inflict the "Charring" state on it, which increases its Break DMG taken by 18/21/24/27/30%, lasting for 2 turn(s). This effect can stack 2 time(s).

Source: Event Warp (limited)

Fugue's signature Cone - offers huge amounts of Break Effect% and a combat debuff that triggers every time an enemy is Weakness Broken, inflicting an 18% Break DMG taken debuff unto them (stackable up to 2 times). Excellent choice for support Nihility charcers wihin Break focused teams but also usable on Nihility Break damage dealers as well. Makes Fugue's Break Effect requirements much easier to achieve, and is incredibly easy to apply both stacks of the Break DMG vulnerability thanks to "Cloudflame Luster".

2

Resolution Shines As Pearls of Sweat(S5)

When the wearer hits an enemy and if the hit enemy is not already Ensnared, then there is a 60/70/80/90/100% base chance to Ensnare the hit enemy. Ensnared enemies' DEF decreases by 12/13/14/15/16% for 1 turn(s).

Source: Stellar Warp

Combining the DEF Reduction from her Skill and from 4-pc Iron Cavalry, this Light Cone becomes a solid alternative for Fugue - since her Enhanced Basic ATK can apply the debuff to multiple targets. Doesn't have Break Effect so using it can make hitting 220% a bit harder.

Special Light Cones

Alternative or more specialized Light Cones that also are viable options for the character.

Solitary Healing(S5)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 20/25/30/35/40%. When the wearer unleashes their Ultimate, increases DoT dealt by the wearer by 24/30/36/42/48% for 2 turn(s). Defeating the target suffering from the wearer's DoT allows the wearer to regenerate 4/4.5/5/5.5/6 Energy.

Source: Herta's Store

A good choice for Fugue's struggling to reach the required Break Effect breakpoint for her trace but also offers the potential to gain some extra energy under the right circumstances. Break Effect is universally helpful - the Cone's secondary effect is most likely to be useful in Pure Fiction.

Before the Tutorial Mission Starts(S5)

Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 20/25/30/35/40%. When the wearer attacks enemies that have reduced DEF, regenerates 4/5/6/7/8 Energy.

Source: Mission Reward

Opens up new Energy Rotation possibilities for Fugue given she can reliably inflict the DEF Shred needed to trigger this Cone. Mainly useful for those looking for more Fugue ultimates.

Best Relics

Best Relic Sets show the best sets that support the main character playstyle and work out of the box while the Special Relic Sets either are situational, support an alternative playstyle or are targeted toward min-maxers. The percentage numbers showcase the relative DPS increase when you take into account the set bonus only. For some characters there's no DPS (or its equivalent) available and in that case we listed the sets in the order of priority.

Best Relic Sets

1

Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%.

(4)

If the wearer's Break Effect is 150% or higher, ignores 10% of the enemy target's DEF when dealing Break DMG to them. When the wearer's Break Effect is 250% or higher, the Super Break DMG they deal to enemy targets additionally ignores 15% of the targets' DEF.

Fugue's goal is to reach 220% Break Effect not the 250% required to fully activate this set - additionally her Break damage isn't a large contributor to overall team damage. With that said if you have all other boxes checked and don't desire any of the other options increasing her Break damage never hurts.

2

Thief of Shooting Meteor

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%

(4)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer inflicts Weakness Break on an enemy, regenerates 3 Energy.

Fugue's "Cloudflame Luster" counts as an additional Break for the 4P of this set making it more potent on Fugue. Fugue's Ultimate isn't a major part of her kit at E0 but is still useful in heavy AoE modes like Pure Fiction where you'll just so happen to plenty of enemies to double break.

3

Thief of Shooting Meteor

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%

(4)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer inflicts Weakness Break on an enemy, regenerates 3 Energy.

Flex

If you can't put together a top recommended 4P set with satisfactory sub/main stats, mix and match the 2P Bonuses from the following instead:

• 

  Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge
  [Break Effect +16%]
• 

  Watchmaker, Master of Dream Machinations
  [Break Effect +16%]
• 

  Sacerdos' Relived Ordeal
  [Speed +6%]
• 

  Messenger Traversing Hackerspace
  [Speed +6%]

Special Relic Sets

Eagle of Twilight Line

(2)

Increases Wind DMG by 10%.

(4)

After the wearer uses Ultimate, their action is Advanced Forward by 25%.

Only suitable for min-maxing and those aiming to achieve a high frequency of ultimates via Eidolons, Light Cones of specific team compositions as baseline Fugue doesn't have fast enough Ultimate access to make effective use of this set.

Best Planetary Sets

1

Forge of the Kalpagni Lantern

(2)

Increase the wearer's SPD by 6%. When the wearer hits enemy targets with Fire Weakness, the wearer's Break Effect increases by 40%, lasting for 1 turn(s).

Best set for Fugue assuming there is Fire weakness which depending on her teammate can be all the time or only some of the time - whether this set is best in slot will depend on that and the enemies you're facing.

2

Talia: Kingdom of Banditry

(2)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer's SPD reaches 145 or higher, the wearer's Break effect increases by an extra 20%.

Alternative to Forge for Fugue's not always up against Fire Weak enemies or paired with characters that can implant it like Firefly.

Special Planetary Sets

Sprightly Vonwacq

(2)

Increases the wearer's Energy Regeneration Rate by 5%. When the wearer's SPD reaches 120 or higher, the wearer's action is Advanced Forward by 40% immediately upon entering battle.

Fugue already has a combat action advance in her kit which covers most scenarios. This option is only recommended for those looking for the Energy % this Planar provides or for those looking to min-max Fugue's action value for very specific breakpoints.

Lushaka, the Sunken Seas

(2)

Increases the wearer's Energy Regeneration Rate by 5%. If the wearer is not the first character in the team lineup, then increase the ATK of the first character in the team lineup by 12%.

An alternative Energy option to Sprightly Vonwacq which can offer a small buff to the carry of Fugue's teams assuming they can make use of ATK% (Firefly and Rappa).

Best Stats

Body

Effect HIT Rate

Feet

Speed

Planar Sphere

HP%

=

DEF%

Link Rope

Break Effect

=

Energy Regen Rate

Substats:

Effect Hit Rate (Until 67%) > Break Effect (Until 220% or 250% For Iron Cavalry) > SPD > HP% = DEF%

If you want to learn more about the various stats and breakpoints, expand the section below.

Details about the Stats

• Effect HIt Rating: A major supportive benefit Fugue brings to teams is her 18% DEF Shred. To ensure it lands consistently against enemies build at the very least 67% Effect Hit Rating,

• Break Effect %: Fugue plays within the Superbreak archetype and because of that has the ability to deal a little bit of damage herself - boosting her Break Effect % will amplify that. More importantly, though is that achieving 220% Break Effect or higher will grant her allies (not herself) an up to 24% Break Effect Boost thanks to her Trace Phecda Primordia. Losing out on this boost isn't the end of the world but Fugue doesn't have many other stats to go for anyways so it's worth building towards.

• Energy Regen%: Fugue's Ultimate can be handy for Breaking enemies, especially in AOE situations but isn't as critical as many other supports Ultimates are. Because of this, building Energy Regen% isn't mandatory - it's nice but achieving her other stat goals can benefit her teams more. If you can achieve both other goals alongside decent survivability and speed it's worth considering.

Build comments

Get Break Effect to 220% (in combat - 190% outside), Effect Hit Rate to 67%. Then get as much SPD as possible. HP% and DEF% Substats can also be useful to improve survivability

Recommended endgame stats

• HP: 3000-4000+

• DEF: 900-1400+

• Break Effect%: 190%+ (on the stat screen) or 220%+when using Iron Cavalry,

  • Keep in mind that you get 30% BE from her A4 Trace that only activates during combat and it's not visible in the stat screen,

  • Same thing if you're using Forge - it gives you an additional 40% BE in combat,

  • And you also get 20% BE from Ruan Mei from her A2 in combat,

  • So just reduce the BE requirement you see above based on your teammates and Relics,

• Effect Hit Rating: 67%

• Energy Regen: 100% - 124.44%+ (Read energy notes)

• SPD: 142-160+ (Breakpoint at 160)

Traces priority

Skills priority:

Talent > Skill = Ultimate = Basic

Major Traces priority:

Sylvan Enigma (A4) > Phecda Primordia (A6) > Verdantia Renaissance (A2)

Harmony MC vs Fugue

We have created a separate guide that compares Fugue with Harmony Trailblazer who is her direct competitor in the Break support role. Check the calculations tab for more details.

Below you can find a list of some of the stronger synergies between this character and others.

• 
  Rappa relies heavily on scoring as many Weakness Breaks as possible to fuel her energy needs. "Cloudflame Luster" and the double breaks it provides allows her to gain twice the Charges and as a result twice the Energy. This essentially doubles the DMG and Energy gain from her Talent while also scoring her some extra up front break damage as well.
• 
  Firefly - As one of the premiere Break damage dealers, it's no surprise that Firefly would be more than happy to have Fugue join their team. Fugue Super Break is excellent, Exo Toughness is a nice burst of additional damage and Fugue's buffs and debuffs are also a great addition. However unlike other characters like Boothill, Rappa and Himeko, Firefly doesn't gain transformational benefit from the ability to Break enemies twice in quick succession, making Fugue useable with her but not revolutionary when a free and very capable Harmony Trailblazer exists. When factoring in Eidolons on either Fugue or Firefly things can change.
• 
  Boothill - With Fugue, Boothill now has the potential to gain all 3 Pocket Trickshots in just 1 attack: 1 from the standard Break, 1 from the "Cloudflame Luster" Break and 1 from getting the kill. Pulling this off will require Boothill to be able to deal enough Toughness damage to Break through the standard Toughness bar and extra 40% bar but is definitely worth going for. Fugue also doubles his Weakness Break DMG as he gets 2 Breaks instead of 1 per target and allows him to deal with non-Physical weak enemies without having to rely on his Ultimate.
• 
  Himeko - Similar to Rappa, Fugue's "Cloudflame Luster" turbo charges Himeko's talent and Charge gain - so much so in fact it becomes difficult to make use of all the Charges she generates as Charges cannot exceed the limit. It's a funny but welcome consequence of too much success. Fugue also offers Himeko the break scaling she so depsperately needs via Superbreak on top of granting her the ability to finally deal with non-fire weak enemies all be it at 50% efficiency.
• 
  Acheron - Fugue only really has one major synergy with Acheron and that's to act as superpowered Debuff battery. Fugue herself can apply debuffs with Nihility Cone but can also grant a team member the ability to do the same with her Foxian Prayer - buffing an ally that attacks frequently with this like Lingsha or Aventurine leads to an incredible amount of charges for Acheron. With that said as Fugue isn't an intended support for Acheron you may have more success with supports who can directly buff her instead,
• 
  Lingsha is a pseudo-Erudition units that can be played as main DPS and she also works with Fugue, turning her into an even bigger killing machine, especially in Pure Fiction,
• 
  Xueyi
  
  Sushang &
  
  Luka will all benefit from the Exo-Toughness, drastically improving their potential and performance.

Firefly Team

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sustain

Firefly Team (No sustain)

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Amplifier

Rappa Team

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sustain

Himeko Team

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sustain

Boothill Team

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sustain

Acheron Team

DPS

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sustain

The teams in the section are generated based on the current Memory of Chaos data we have gathered. If you want to see more statistics about the mode, check the MoC/PF/AS Statistics tab.

This section contains information about Tingyun • Fugue performance in the latest Memory of Chaos cycle (2.6), latest Pure Fiction (2.7) and the latest Apocalyptic Shadow (2.7), and the commonly used Relics and Cones in both modes. The page will be automatically updated every 2 weeks once enough data is gathered in the current cycle.

• For MoC, the last update happened on 29.11.2024 and the data below is based on 15955 accounts (7887 random we have scanned and 8068 self-reported). We have scanned 1m accounts in EU, NA and Asia regions and out of those, 4379 cleared MoC 12.
• For PF, the last update happened on 05.01.2025 and the data below is based on 13351 accounts (4413 random we have scanned and 8938 self-reported). We have scanned 1m accounts in EU, NA and Asia regions and out of those, 3819 cleared Pure Fiction 4.
• For AS, the last update happened on 13.12.2024 and the data below is based on 11457 accounts (3897 random we have scanned and 7560 self-reported). We have scanned 1m accounts in EU, NA and Asia regions and out of those, 2987 cleared Apocalyptic Shadow 4.

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Characters are ranked with appearance rate, which is how often a character was used in Memory of Chaos by the players who we have scanned, regardless of whether they own the character or not. Ownership rate currently cannot be obtained.

89.32%

83.73%

60.52%

57.72%

56.13%

53.48%

48.75%

44.32%

36.63%

26.4%

24.47%

23.54%

23.17%

22.41%

19.32%

19.09%

18.52%

17.2%

15.22%

9.1%

6.76%

6.6%

6.11%

5%

4.05%

3.2%

2.99%

2.33%

1.77%

1.64%

1.37%

1.28%

1.15%

1.14%

0.89%

0.73%

0.59%

0.57%

0.51%

0.37%

0.35%

0.34%

0.31%

0.18%

0.14%

0.1%

0.08%

0.04%

0.04%

0.04%

0.04%

0.03%

0.03%

0.02%

0.01%

0.01%

0%

0%

0%

0%

Characters are ranked with appearance rate, which is how often a character was used in Pure Fiction by the players who we have scanned, regardless of whether they own the character or not. Ownership rate currently cannot be obtained.

75.82%

62.33%

58%

54.96%

53.97%

45.08%

41.09%

38.05%

38.01%

32.3%

29.76%

23.74%

23.62%

22.67%

21.79%

19.94%

19.81%

17.11%

16.77%

16.07%

16.07%

15.32%

9.06%

7.9%

5.9%

5.8%

5.15%

4.88%

3.41%

2.65%

2.03%

1.52%

1.51%

1.05%

0.95%

0.87%

0.71%

0.71%

0.69%

0.48%

0.42%

0.32%

0.31%

0.2%

0.17%

0.14%

0.14%

0.12%

0.11%

0.1%

0.1%

0.08%

0.05%

0.03%

0.03%

0.02%

0.01%

0%

0%

0%

0%

0%

Characters are ranked with appearance rate, which is how often a character was used in Apocalyptic Shadow by the players who we have scanned, regardless of whether they own the character or not. Ownership rate currently cannot be obtained.

84.81%

77.26%

61.69%

60.14%

56.52%

56.18%

45.08%

35.63%

35.17%

30.53%

27.92%

24.34%

22.82%

22.13%

20.96%

14.64%

14.41%

14.08%

13.79%

13.28%

9.29%

9.07%

7.95%

6.48%

5.36%

3.82%

3.24%

2.55%

2.14%

2.12%

1.88%

1.73%

1.62%

1.58%

1.45%

1.23%

0.81%

0.79%

0.74%

0.73%

0.63%

0.61%

0.61%

0.51%

0.41%

0.41%

0.39%

0.19%

0.06%

0.04%

0.02%

0.02%

0.02%

0.01%

0.01%

0.01%

0%

0%

0%

0%

0%

This section lists the characters that were most commonly paired with Tingyun • Fugue in the current phase of Memory of Chaos.

This section lists the characters that were most commonly paired with Tingyun • Fugue in the current phase of Pure Fiction.

79.73%

46.91%

38.7%

28.35%

26.29%

21.78%

21.09%

19.42%

This section lists the characters that were most commonly paired with Tingyun • Fugue in the current phase of Apocalyptic Shadow.

Eidolons

Eidolons data comes from players we have scanned who used Tingyun • Fugue in the current MoC cycle (0), in the current PF cycle (2328) or in the current AS cycle (0) and had the character placed in their Profile. Use the switcher below to show Tingyun • Fugue Eidolon performance in the endgame modes (Default MoC) - the percentage doesn't change as it takes into account all modes already.

Change mode:

MoC

PF

AS

68.59%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 0

21.29%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 1 - Earthbound I Was, Cloudward I Be

Ally target with "Foxian Prayer" increases their Weakness Break Efficiency by 50%.

7.51%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 2 - Beatitude Dawns for the Worthy

When an enemy target's Weakness gets broken, Fugue regenerates 3 Energy. After using Ultimate, advances the action of all allies by 24%.

1%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 3 - Verity Weaves Thoughts to Blade

Skill Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15. Basic ATK Lv. +1, up to a maximum of Lv. 10.

0.19%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 4 - Bereft of Form, Which Name to Bear

Ally target with "Foxian Prayer" increases their Break DMG dealt by 20%.

0.1%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 5 - Colored Cloud Rains Fortune

Ultimate Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15. Talent Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15.

2.31%

0 cyc.

Eidolon 6 - Clairvoyance of Boom and Doom

Increases Fugue's Weakness Break Efficiency by 50%. While Fugue is in the "Torrid Scorch" state, "Foxian Prayer" takes effect on all allies.

Light Cones

Light Cones are ranked with usage rate among the players we have scanned who used Tingyun • Fugue in the current MoC cycle (0), in the current PF cycle (2328) or in the current AS cycle (0) and had the character placed in their Profile. Use the switcher below to show Tingyun • Fugue Light Cones performance in the endgame modes (Default MoC) - the percentage doesn't change as it takes into account all modes already.

Change mode:

MoC

PF

AS

44.32%

99.99 cyc.

Resolution Shines As Pearls of Sweat

When the wearer hits an enemy and if the hit enemy is not already Ensnared, then there is a 60/70/80/90/100% base chance to Ensnare the hit enemy. Ensnared enemies' DEF decreases by 12/13/14/15/16% for 1 turn(s).

Source: Stellar Warp

31.98%

99.99 cyc.

Long Road Leads Home

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 60/70/80/90/100%. When an enemy target's Weakness gets broken, there is a 100% base chance to inflict the "Charring" state on it, which increases its Break DMG taken by 18/21/24/27/30%, lasting for 2 turn(s). This effect can stack 2 time(s).

Source: Event Warp (limited)

15.9%

99.99 cyc.

Solitary Healing

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 20/25/30/35/40%. When the wearer unleashes their Ultimate, increases DoT dealt by the wearer by 24/30/36/42/48% for 2 turn(s). Defeating the target suffering from the wearer's DoT allows the wearer to regenerate 4/4.5/5/5.5/6 Energy.

Source: Herta's Store

6.94%

99.99 cyc.

Before the Tutorial Mission Starts

Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 20/25/30/35/40%. When the wearer attacks enemies that have reduced DEF, regenerates 4/5/6/7/8 Energy.

Source: Mission Reward

0.48%

99.99 cyc.

Fermata

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16/20/24/28/32%, and increases their DMG to enemies afflicted with Shock or Wind Shear by 16/20/24/28/32%. This also applies to DoT.

Source: Echo of War  | Forgotten Hall Store

0.1%

99.99 cyc.

In the Name of the World

Increases the wearer's DMG to debuffed enemies by 24/28/32/36/40%. When the wearer uses their Skill, the Effect Hit Rate for this attack increases by 18/21/24/27/30%, and ATK increases by 24/28/32/36/40%.

Source: Stellar Warp

0.1%

99.99 cyc.

Those Many Springs

Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 60/70/80/90/100%. After the wearer uses Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate to attack an enemy target, there is a 60% base chance to inflict "Unarmored" on the target. While in the Unarmored state, the enemy target receives 10/12/14/16/18% increased DMG, lasting for 2 turn(s). If the target is under a DoT state inflicted by the wearer, there is a 60% base chance to upgrade the "Unarmored" state inflicted by the wearer to the "Cornered" state, which additionally increases the DMG the target enemy receives by 14/16/18/20/22%, lasting for 2 turn(s). During this period, the wearer cannot inflict "Unarmored" on the target.

Source: Event Warp (limited)

0.1%

99.99 cyc.

Incessant Rain

Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 24/28/32/36/40%. When the wearer deals DMG to an enemy with 3 or more debuffs, increases CRIT Rate by 12/14/16/18/20%. After the wearer uses their Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate, there is a 100% base chance to implant Aether Code on a random target that does not have it yet. Targets with Aether Code receive 12/14/16/18/20% increased DMG for 1 turn.

Source: Event Warp (limited)

0.1%

99.99 cyc.

It's Showtime

When the wearer inflicts a debuff on an enemy, they gain a stack of Trick. Every stack of Trick increases the wearer's DMG dealt by 6/7/8/9/10% for a max of 3 stack(s). This effect lasts for 1 turn(s). When the wearer's Effect Hit Rate is greater than or equal to 80%, increases ATK by 20/24/28/32/36%.

Source: Forgotten Hall Store

Relic Sets

Relic Sets are ranked with usage rate among the players we have scanned who used Tingyun • Fugue in the current MoC cycle (0), in the current PF cycle (2328) or in the current AS cycle (0) and had the character placed in their Profile. The results are limited to top 5 combinations. Flex means 2 random Relic pieces that don't combine into a Set.

Relic Sets

63.78%

Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%.

(4)

If the wearer's Break Effect is 150% or higher, ignores 10% of the enemy target's DEF when dealing Break DMG to them. When the wearer's Break Effect is 250% or higher, the Super Break DMG they deal to enemy targets additionally ignores 15% of the targets' DEF.

12.52%

Thief of Shooting Meteor

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%

(4)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer inflicts Weakness Break on an enemy, regenerates 3 Energy.

Watchmaker, Master of Dream Machinations

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%.

(4)

When the wearer uses their Ultimate on an ally, Break Effect for all allies increases by 30% for 2 turn(s). This effect cannot be stacked.

9.34%

Messenger Traversing Hackerspace

(2)

Increases SPD by 6%.

(4)

When the wearer uses their Ultimate on an ally, SPD for all allies increases by 12% for 1 turn(s). This effect cannot be stacked.

Watchmaker, Master of Dream Machinations

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%.

(4)

When the wearer uses their Ultimate on an ally, Break Effect for all allies increases by 30% for 2 turn(s). This effect cannot be stacked.

6.17%

Thief of Shooting Meteor

(2)

Increases Break Effect by 16%

(4)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer inflicts Weakness Break on an enemy, regenerates 3 Energy.

2.6%

Eagle of Twilight Line

(2)

Increases Wind DMG by 10%.

(4)

After the wearer uses Ultimate, their action is Advanced Forward by 25%.

Planetary Sets

76.69%

Forge of the Kalpagni Lantern

(2)

Increase the wearer's SPD by 6%. When the wearer hits enemy targets with Fire Weakness, the wearer's Break Effect increases by 40%, lasting for 1 turn(s).

18.11%

Talia: Kingdom of Banditry

(2)

Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 16%. When the wearer's SPD reaches 145 or higher, the wearer's Break effect increases by an extra 20%.

2.99%

Sprightly Vonwacq

(2)

Increases the wearer's Energy Regeneration Rate by 5%. When the wearer's SPD reaches 120 or higher, the wearer's action is Advanced Forward by 40% immediately upon entering battle.

1.45%

Lushaka, the Sunken Seas

(2)

Increases the wearer's Energy Regeneration Rate by 5%. If the wearer is not the first character in the team lineup, then increase the ATK of the first character in the team lineup by 12%.

0.39%

Penacony, Land of the Dreams

(2)

Increases wearer's Energy Regeneration Rate by 5%. Increases DMG for all other allies with the same DMG Type as the wearer by 10%.

Relic Stats

Relic Stats are shown based on the Relics used by the players we have scanned who used Tingyun • Fugue in the current MoC cycle (0), in the current PF cycle (2328) or in the current AS cycle (0) and had the character placed in their Profile.

Main stats

Body

Effect HIT Rate

- 91.6%

ATK

- 3.79%

HP

- 1.98%

Feet

Speed

- 99.01%

DEF

- 0.49%

Planar Sphere

HP

- 44.98%

DEF

- 24.88%

ATK

- 17.13%

Link Rope

Break Effect

- 73.15%

Energy Regen Rate

- 26.36%

ATK

- 0.49%

Average stats

Average stats

HP

- 3766.43

ATK

- 1641.75

DEF

- 1333.66

Speed

- 161.35

CRIT Rate

- 10.83%

CRIT DMG

- 61.66%

Fire DMG

- 3.38%

Energy Regen Rate

- 5.32%

Effect RES

- 12.08%

Effect HIT Rate

- 66.96%

Break Effect

- 181.25%

Average sub stats

Average sub stats

HP

- 13.44%

ATK

- 11.66%

DEF

- 15.58%

Speed

- 15.14

CRIT Rate

- 5.83%

CRIT DMG

- 11.66%

Effect RES

- 12.08%

Effect HIT Rate

- 22.13%

Break Effect

- 61.71%

Other stats

Average stats

Character level - 79.96

Light Cone level - 78.42

Basic level - 4.3

Skill level - 9.68

Ultimate level - 8.01

Talent level - 9.86

Foreword

In this guide we’ll briefly offer a comparison between Fugue and Harmony Trailblazer to highlight each of their benefits when played alongside certain characters. Our assumptions:

• Both characters have 280% Break Effect (In Combat)
• Harmony Trailblazer is E6 Fugue is E0

Super Break

When it comes to granting the team Super Break, Harmony Trailblazer wins, granting up to a 20-60% stronger Super Break buff with the higher end of that being when it’s most relevant (on single target).

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue - 100%
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony - 120% - 160%

Toughness Damage

When comparing Toughness Damage output, Harmony Trailblazer wins again in most cases. Trailblazer usually uses their Skill as frequently as possible and it deals a whopping 50 Toughness each time at E6. Compared to this Fugue’s enhanced Basic Attack - which she’ll have to weave in between Skill uses - only deals 10/20 depending on targeting. It’s not all bad news for Fugue though her Ultimate deals 20 Toughness to all enemies and completely ignores elements meaning she can deal up to 100 Toughness unconditionally. In game modes with multiple enemies like Pure Fiction this equalizes the comparison somewhat, but Fugue’s Ultimate isn’t one that is always easily accessible.

Primary Attack:

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue - Enhanced Basic (10 Toughness - 20 in Blast)
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony - Skill (50 Toughness)

Ultimate:

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue - 20 Toughness per enemy
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony - 0

Break Effect % Buffs

When it comes to Break Effect buffs, it’s a question of teams and investment. It’s important to note that Fugue’s Break buffs are tied to first breaking enemies and her skill Foxian Prayer - while Trailblazer’s is tied half to their Ultimate and half to a passive bonus. Comparing the two, Harmony Trailblazer has a slight edge as their buffs can apply to the whole team effective immediately at the start of combat while Fugue must select only a single target for Foxian Prayer and has to wait for enemies to be broken first. The downside of waiting for enemies to be broken isn’t a big deal in most fights and most Break teams generally only have 1 carry so while it’s a difference it isn’t a major one.

At modest investment Fugue and Harmony Trailblazer’s Break buffs offer similar increases but it’s important to note that Harmony Trailblazer’s buff has the potential to scale much higher as it grants Break Effect% based on their own while Fugue’s is a static amount.

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue - 36% (66% for target of Foxian Prayer)
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony - 30% (72% With E4)

Additional Action Delay

For Action delay bonuses both characters are nearly the same. Harmony Trailblazer grants an extra 30% action delay on Break whilst Fugue grants 15% but allows enemies to be broken twice thanks to her Exo Toughness. Technically Fugue has the edge here as 2 breaks will not only give her 2x 15% delay but also the base delay associated with breaking enemies in the first place.

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue - 15% (30% Including Double Break)
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony - 30%

Extra Bonuses

When it comes to extra bonuses this is where Fugue shines as she has many more over Harmony Trailblazer - with each of them being potential game changers for your team.

Fugue’s Exo Toughness “Cloudflame Luster” is an absurdly strong mechanic, allowing enemies to be Broken twice triggering break damage, any character based on Break Effect and break delays at double the value. For some characters this is quite literally a full transformation in how they feel to play allowing Fugue a huge edge over Trailblazer in these cases.

Fugue also possesses a DEF Shred Debuff in her kit - something all Break damage dealers appreciate and something which gets stronger the more you have. Many Break damage dealers have DEF Shred on their Eidolons, Light Cones and Relics Sets making this bonus more powerful than it might seem.

Fugue can grant a teammate of her choice the ability to deal 50% of their Toughness Damage as though they ignore enemy weakness types, allowing them to effectively break any element at any time opening up serious flexibility. This is an ability many of the premiere Break damage dealers have baked into their kit but is invaluable for those who don’t.

Finally Fugue is more Skill Point friendly than Harmony Trailblazer, allowing for a little easier time in some team compositions which previously were incredibly tight on resources.

When it comes to equipment there is a little more of a discussion as things don’t all go Fugue’s way. Harmony Trailblazer is able to equip and maintain the 4P Watchmaker set, granting a further 30% Break Effect and allowing them to pull further ahead of Fugue in the buffing department. Trailblazer can also equip Dance! Dance! Dance! - an absurdly powerful supportive Cone which absolutely can make the difference especially for min-maxers. As a Nihility Fugue has some specialized equipment choice of her own - she can catch up in the buffing/debuffing department with a further 16% DEF Shred from S5 Pearls of Sweat or 36% Break damage taken debuff from her signature.

• 
  Tingyun • Fugue
• 18% DEF Shred,
• Allows 1 team member to strike non element weak enemies for 50% of Toughness damage,
• Applies Exo Toughness allowing for double breaks,
• More Skill Point Friendly,
• Strong Nihility Light Cone Options:
• Further 16% DEF Shred From S5 Pearls of Sweat,
• 36% Break DMG Taken from S1 Long Road Leads Home.
• 
  Trailblazer • Harmony
• Can use and reliably keep active the 4P Watchmaker set for 30% Break Effect,
• Able to equip Dance Dance Dance! for frequent team wide advances.

Conclusion

To conclude, Harmony Trailblazer has the edge when it comes to raw numbers on Super Break, increases to Break Effect and Toughness Damage output with some great equipment options which Fugue doesn’t have access to. But Fugue has an incredible array of potent specialized effects which in certain teams make it an auto-in for her due to pure mechanical advantage. For characters that can take advantage of one or multiple of Fugues special advantages, she’s the clear winner no question. But for characters that don’t particularly lean into any of them, Harmony Trailblazer regains ground and can even serve as equal or a bit stronger option.

Here's how it looks for some characters:

• 
  Rappa wants to score as many Breaks as possible. Fugue’s Exo Toughness allows her to do just that at twice the effectiveness. This alone gives Fugue the edge in her team,
• 
  Boothill can take advantage of Fugue’s Exo Toughness to deal far more initial Break damage to each enemy, but more importantly can also ramp up his Pocket Trickshot stacks faster as it’s possible for him to Break an enemy twice in one shot. The ability to grant Boothill the 50% Toughness ignore is also handy for the ranger, as it reduces his reliance on his Ultimate. All this combined gives Fugue the edge in Boothill teams.
• 
  Firefly doesn’t benefit from Fugue’s Exo Toughness as much as other characters - only gaining the additional Break damage that comes with breaking twice. She also already has her own 50% Toughness ignore and a Fire Implant which means most enemies should be Fire Weak already and if they’re not she has what Fugue offers already. What Fugue can help with though, is DEF Shred and Skill point economy - two things Firefly appreciates greatly especially at higher investment. With that said Harmony Trailblazer’s additional Buffs and Super Break Multipliers for Firefly are a big deal. Fugue’s special benefits aren’t as much use to Firefly as other characters and she benefits more from the higher Multipliers Trailblazer offers. Because of this which is better will come down to the circumstances of your account, the enemy encounter and player preference.
• 
  Himeko - Similar to Rappa, Fugue's "Cloudflame Luster" turbo charges Himeko's talent and Charge gain, allowing her to do what she does best - deploying the pizza cutter more often. Fugue also grants Himeko the ability to finally deal with non-fire weak enemies thanks to the 50% Toughness ignore. The edge goes to Fugue in solo Himeko teams,
• 
  Xueyi
  
  Sushang &
  
  Luka will all benefit from the Exo-Toughness, drastically improving their potential and performance. Harmony MC doesn't really do much for them.