Aemeath Skill Kit & Playstyle Analysis

General Introduction

Aemeath is a 5-star Resonator of the Fusion element that wields a sword as her main weapon. She specializes in constantly dealing massive amounts of Fusion Resonance Liberation damage to enemies, making her one of the most powerful Fusion Main DPS characters in the game.

Aemeath’s gameplay focuses on switching between 2 different her normal mode and her mech mode, with different modes allowing Aemeath to do different damage effects while she is on the field. Additionally, before entering a fight, Aemeath can be switched between Fusion Burst and Tune Rupture modes, allowing her become the main DPS character for both teams depending on the characters and team you use for her.

Skill Analysis & Leveling Priority

	Basic Attack: Deal up to 4 instances of Fusion damage to enemies. Heavy Attack: Consume Stamina to charge up her attacks, dealing more Fusion damage to enemies. When in enhanced Instant Response mode, charges up quicker and unleash a powerful attack, ending her Instant Response mode.
	Leveling Priority: High
Normal Attack
Reason: Leveling this up helps to optimize Aemeath’s overall damage output.

	Resonance Skill: Switches form with her mech. Aemeath’s mech form can do mid air attacks. Enhanced Resonance Skill: After 4 basic attacks, press Resonance Skill to deal Fusion damage to enemies and gain 1 point of Resonance Rate. Aemeath’s Mech form has different damage modifiers for its basic and heavy attacks based on the level of this skill.
	Leveling Priority: High
Resonance Skill
Reason: A good portion of Aemeath’s Mech mode damage comes from this ability, so players should level this up as much as possible

	After the 4th basic attack hit, Aemeath enters  Seraphic Duo state and enhances Resonance Skill. Enhanced Resonance Skill damage deal more Fusion damage and is considered Resonance Liberation Damage. Depending on her mode, Aemeath inflicts more damage and debuffs on the enemies:- In Tune Rupture Mode, Aemeath inflicts 10 stacks of Rupturous Trail, dealing more Tune damage to enemies.- In Fusion Burst Mode, Aemeath inflicts 5 Fusion Burst stacks on enemies. Aemeath deals more damage to enemies depending on which mode she is in. Aemeath gains Synchronization Rate when attacking and using specific actions. Consuming Synchronization Rate to enhance Resonance Skill to gain Resonance Rate Points. Aemeath can have up to 4 points of Resonance Rate. When Aemeath have 4 points of Resonance Rate, she can activate her enhanced Resonance Liberation.
	Leveling Priority: Highest
Forte Circuit
Reason: Aemeath’s overall damage output is dependant on the level of this ability, so players to prioritize leveling this up first as much as possible.

	Resonance Liberation:Switch to mecha form and enter Stardust Resonance, enhancing the Fusion damage output of all basic, heavy and Resonance Skill damage. Increase the recovery rate of Synchronization Rate and Resonance Rate. When the Resonance Rate reaches 4, enter Instant Response. While in Instant Response state, use Resonance Skill or Resonance Liberation again to cast a massive Fusion damage instance on enemies, consuming all Resonance Rate and Synchronization Rate and switching back to Aemeath afterward.
	Leveling Priority: High
Resonance Liberation
Reason: Leveling this up massively improves Aemeath’s damage output when she is in her enhanced state, so this ability to be leveled as high as possible

	Attack enemies and deal Fusion damage to them and gain Starlume Acceleration effect. While Starlume Acceleration is active, normal Resonance Liberation recovers extra points of Resonance Rate.
	Leveling Priority: Low
Intro Skill
Reason: Level this up to optimize Aemeath’s overall damage output, however, if you don’t have the materials, then not leveling this up is also fine as well.

	In Instant Response, Heavy Attack – Aemeath and Heavy Attack – Mech gain 200% DMG Amplification.
	Unlock Priority: High
Inherent Skill 1
Reason: This inherent skill massively boosts Aemeath’s overall damage output, so it should be unlocked as soon as possible.

	In Resonance Mode – Tune Rupture, when Resonators in the team inflict Tune Rupture – Shifting or deal Tune Rupture DMG, Aemeath’s Crit. DMG increases by 20%, up to 3 times. Each Resonator can only trigger this effect once.With 3 stacks, Resonance Liberation Heavenfall Edict: Finale DMG is Amplified by 25%.Resonators joining the team or switching Resonance Mode resets this effect. In Resonance Mode – Fusion Burst, when Resonators in the team inflict Fusion Burst, Aemeath’s Crit. DMG increases by 30%, up to 2 times. Each Resonator can only trigger this effect once.With 2 stacks, Resonance Liberation Heavenfall Edict: Finale DMG is Amplified by 25%.Resonators joining the team or switching Resonance Mode resets this effect.
	Unlock Priority: Highest
Inherent Skill 2
Reason: This inherent skill provides Aemeath with a massive boost in critical damage and Resonance Liberation damage, so it should be unlocked as soon as possible

Playstyle Guide & Rotation

Before entering the battle, players will need to pick between the Fusion Burst DPS mode and the Tune Rupture DPS mode for Aemeath. The main difference between these modes are mainly how Aemeath will gain beneficial effects for herself whenever Fusion Burst or Tune Break occurs, with the other teammates needing to do these to help boost Aemeath’s damage output. Depending on her mode, Aemeath will do more Tune Break or Fusion Burst damage to enemies.

Aemeath’s overall gameplay is quite simple: she needs to attack as frequently as possible to gain her forte gauge and allow herself to activate her Resonance Liberation, massively enhancing her overall damage output and dealing massive instances of Fusion damage to enemies.

Whenever Aemeath attack enemies with her normal attack, she will gain Forte Gauge and upon reaching certain Forte Gauge threshold (25%, 50%, 75% and 100%), Aemeath can use her special enhanced Resonance Skill to deal special instances of Fusion damage to enemies and gain 1 point of Resonance Rate. When she gains all 4 Resonance Rate points, Aemeath can unleash her Resonance Liberation and enter an enhanced Instant Response damage mode. 

During her enhanced Instant Response, damage mode, Aemeath can quickly regain her Forte Gauge and Resonance Rate points with her attacks, allowing her to constantly deal enhanced Fusion damage to enemies. Upon once again regaining 4 Resonance Rate points when she is in her enhanced Instant Response mode, Aemeath can then hold her Heavy Attack to unleash a special powerful Resonance Liberation damage instance to enemies and exit out of her Instant Response enhanced mode, finishing her combo.

During her combo, Aemeath can switch between her normal and mech mode using her Resonance Liberation skill, with the Mech mode having different damage modifiers and excelling more at aerial combat while Aemeath excels more at ground combat.

Aemeath Best In Slot & F2P Weapons

As a Main DPS Hypercarry character, Aemeath wants weapons that can boost her Critical Stats and improve her overall Fusion and Resonance Liberation damage stats.

Aemeath Best Weapon Choices

Some of Aemeath’s Best Weapon Choices are:

Everbright Polestar	Emerald of Genesis	Feather Edge
Limited 5* Weapon	Standard 5* Weapon	Battlepass 4* Weapon

	Main Stat: 588 Attack
	Sub Stat: 24.3% Critical Rate
Everbright Polestar	Weapon Rating: Best In Slot
Effect: Increases All-Attribute DMG Bonus by 12%. When inflicting Tune Rupture – Shifting or Fusion Burst, the wielder’s Resonance Liberation DMG ignores 32% DEF and 10% Fusion RES on targets for 8s.
Explanation: Aemeath’s signature weapon and her best in slot weapon, which provides her with a massive boost in damage output by increasing her All-Attribute Damage bonus, Resonance Liberation damage and allow her to ignore a large portion of enemies’ defenses.

	Main Stat: 588 Attack
	Sub Stat: 24.3% Critical Rate
Emerald of Genesis	Weapon Rating: Best Alternative
Effect: Increases Energy Regen by 12.8%. When Resonance Skill is cast, increases ATK by 6%, stacking up to 2 time(s). This effect lasts for 10s.
Explanation: The best weapon alternative for Aemeath that help boost her overall damage output and serves as a stat stick for Aemeath.

	Main Stat: 413 Attack
	Sub Stat: 20.3% Critical Rate
Feather Edge	Weapon Rating: Good Alternative
Effect: Casting Resonance Liberation increases ATK by 7.2% and grants 10.8% Resonance Liberation DMG Bonus for 15s.
Explanation: A decent alternative for Aemeath that boost her overall Critical Rate and her Resonance Liberation damage output.

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Aemeath Best Echoes & Stats

Aemeath Best Echoes Set & Echoes

For Aemeath, her best Echo Set is the Trailblazing Star echoes set, which boost her overall damage output by boosting her critical rate and fusion damage output whenever Fusion Burst or Tune Rupture is triggered.

	Trailblazing Star
2-pcs: Fusion DMG + 10%
5-pcs: Inflicting Fusion Burst or Tune Rupture – Shifting increases the Resonator’s Crit. Rate by 20% and grants 20% Fusion DMG Bonus for 8s.

The best main Echo for Aemeath on the set Trailblazing Star is Sigillum:

Effect: Summon Sigillum to unleash two attacks, dealing 68.40% and 205.20% Fusion DMG respectively.

When equipped in the main slot by Aemeath, it grants 25.00% Resonance Liberation DMG Bonus.

Aemeath Best Main Stats & Sub Stats

As a main DPS character of the Fusion elements, Aemeath wants the usual offensive stats spread needed from Echoes like Critical Rate, Critical Damage, Fusion Damage and Resonance Liberation Damage

Important Stat Threshold:

– Aemeath wants your usual Critical Ratio at around 70% Crit Chance and 200% Crit Damage if possible.

– The majority of Aemeath’s damage output is from Resonance Liberation, so players should focus on boosting her Resonance Liberation damage as much as possible.

Aemeath Best Teams 

As a Fusion Main DPS Hypercarry character that has 2 different modes and different effects, Aemeath can be slotted into 2 different types of teams: Fusion Damage Focus Team and Tune Rupture Team.

Mono Fusion Hypercarry

Aemeath	Lupa	Mornye
Main DPS	Support	Support/Sustain
Essential	Essential	Flexible

Main DPS: Aemeath is the team’s main DPS hypercarry option as she excels at dealing Fusion damage and will get amazing benefits from buffs from both Lupa and Mornye. 

Support: Lupa serves as the team’s support option as she provides amazing effects for the entire team when all 3 of the characters are of the Fusion element. She also helps to deal a decent amount of damage to enemies as a sub DPS.

Sustain: Mornye is the team’s main support/ sustain option as she provides a massive amount of damage amplification and powerful Tune-related buffs when a Tune Break effect occurs on the field, helping to maximize Aemeath’s damage output while also protecting the team.

Tune Break Team

Aemeath	Lynae	Mornye
Main DPS	Support	Support/Sustain
Essential	Essential	Flexible

Main DPS: Aemeath is this team’s main DPS character, taking full advantage of Lynae and Mornye Tune Break boosting effects and their amazing supportive Echoes Set effects to boost Aemeath’s damage to the maximum. Aemeath should be used in her Tune Rupture Mode for this team.

Sub DPS/ Support: Lynae is the team’s sub DPS and support character that can boost Aemeath’s overall attack, damage output and Resonance Liberation Damage output whenever she triggers her Outro skill. Lynae should be used in her Tune Rupture Mode for this team.

Sustain: Mornye is the team’s main support/ sustain option as she provides a massive amount of damage amplification and powerful Tune-related buffs when a Tune Break effect occurs on the field, helping to maximize Aemeath’s damage output while also protecting the team.

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