6Build and Guide

At first glance, you might feel that 6's attack has low damage and multipliers, but when you delve into his kit, you’ll see that the number of debuffs/buffs he can provide will be very helpful.

His main mechanic revolves around [Collection of Debuffs] and [Collection of Buffs]. [Collection of Debuffs] can include Crit DEF -30%, Reality DEF -20%, Mental DEF -20%, [Blind], [Disorient], [Laceration I]. It should be noted that it prioritizes debuffs that the target doesn't already have. The same applies to [Collection of Buffs], offering Penetration Rate +20%, Incantation Might +15%, Mental DEF +15%, Reality DEF +15%, [Cure I], [Reflect I].

6's RNG factor can be largely fixed and negated once you get his Insight 3. After that, when you use his Ultimate, “Eternal Revelation”, he’ll randomly inflict 2 effects from the [Collection of Debuffs] on all enemies for 2 rounds, and he’ll grant 1 effect from the [Collection of Buffs] to all allies for 2 rounds. With this additional application of the effects from the collections, it helps significantly avoid activating the same ability, and it should be much easier to predict what effect you’ll likely be using/granting from his ability. Another tip is to bring a character who can apply one of the Buffs/Debuffs from 6's Collections, in order to keep the effects more consistent and easier to manipulate. This work as a strategy to turn 6 into an enabler of “Blasphemer of Night” for damage dealers.

6's first skill, “Discipline”, is a mass attack that deals Mental Damage to 2 enemies, inflicting 2 effects from [Collection of Debuffs]. If he has 4 or fewer [Eureka] stacks, the duration of these effects can be increased. This ability proves extremely useful, allowing you to apply a plethora of debuffs on enemies. With the previously mentioned Insight 3, you are likely to successfully apply most of his debuffs, ensuring nothing becomes redundant. Many effects from the [Collection of Debuffs] provide a strong damage boost to your team by lowering the opponent’s DEF in various ways. Additionally, there are utility-based debuffs that can reduce the damage your team takes or even apply Genesis DMG.

Moving on to his second skill, “Duty,” it is a single-target buff that purifies a specific amount of random [Stats Down], [Neg Status], or [Control] statuses. More importantly, it applies 2 effects from the [Collection of Buffs] for 2 rounds. If Eureka has 5 or more stacks, these stacks will be consumed, and he’ll apply [Incantation Empowerment I], increasing an incantation rank at random at the beginning of the next 2 rounds for the target. There are buffs that increase specific types of DMG, provide healing, and even a counter. However, this skill is much more limited pre-insight 3, as it doesn’t provide buffs to allies.

His ultimate is a single-target attack. If [Eureka] reaches 6 or more stacks, he can consume all stacks to increases the damage of his Ultimate by 75% multiple times, depending on how many debuffs are on the enemies (stacks up to 4 times at P0). This ultimate is also the way to activate his Insight 3 passive, making it a crucial move in his kit. It inherently makes him a bit AP greedy due to his desire to use his ultimate frequently.

Lastly, after reading about [Eureka] throughout the review, you may be wondering how to gain it. The answer lies in his Insight I. If any of his allies are affected by 4 or more buffs, he gains 1 stack of [Eureka]. It's as simple as that, allowing you to passively accumulate it. Another way is by using “Discipline” when under 4 Eureka.

6 has the ability to provide various debuffs and buffs. He is a unit that requires investment and can be AP greedy due to his reliance on the Insight 3 passive, which, in turn, depends on the frequent use of his Ultimate. Despite this, his capacity to enhance team damage and survivability makes him a great unit to have in your team at Insight 3.